Engagements Announced In Four States With Multiple Weddings
A succession of engagement notices from Georgia to Florida and Alabama lists Florence Hetelle Dennis and Richard Trimpi of South Orange No. 5 upcoming April 16 nuptials, Hattie DuPree and Hayward Gallaher planning April vows, Minnie Mae McCarthy and Clarence L Harris to wed May 1, Ophelia Hunter and Lynn Kirkland wedding April 10, Effie Hagen and Emory Hagen to marry soon, Leila Ham and Leo Miller set for late April, and Nellie Speer Landrum to wed Reverend Lamar Ferguson in Maysville Georgia.
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Dennis
Trimpl
Joseph Bh
Florence ‘Hetelle
Richard Howard
South Orange No. 5
Ing
Washington Seminary
East
Florida
Trimpi
Newark River Works
Hfe
Engagement of Gertrude Green and Albert Hollingsworth
Mr and Mrs J W Green announce the engagement of their daughter Gertrude to Albert G Hollingsworth of Atlanta with a spring wedding planned.
Henderson Folmar Engagement for Helen Henderson
Mr J C Henderson of Troy Alabama announces the engagement of his daughter Helen to Mr Emory Folmar with a marriage planned for April 30.
Pretty Toilets And Evening Attire At Grand Production
Despite continuous rain the gowns at many events were elegant featuring white satin and blue tones. The Kirkpatrick sisters wore white satin with black chiffon and flame trimmings while Mrs Woods Whites outfits included cream charmeuse and chiffon. The Atlanta Conservatory held a rain-soaked student recital at Cable Hall with piano violin voice and organ performances. Florence Seitz announces her daughter Florence’s marriage to Edwin D Miller in Moline March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick
Edith
Antoinette Kirkpatrick
Woods White
Sarah Rawson
Annie Lee McKenzie
Lucy Hoke Smith
Ronaiggy Ransom
J. K. Ottley
George McKenzie
Florence Seitz
Florence
Edwin D. Miller
Moline
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Mrs T M Smith Hosts Tea For Bride Elect Jennie Mey Fenn
Mrs T M Smith hosted an afternoon tea at her Kirkwood home assembling about thirty guests to meet Miss Jennie Mey Fenn, a bride elect. Daffodils filled rooms, candles lit the dining area with yellow shades, and the table centerpiece was a basket of daffodils. Attire included lavender taffeta and biscuit-colored marquisette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Smith
Kirkwood
Jennie Mey Fenn
Mrs. Smith
Miss Fenn
Miss Harrell
Georgetown
Sarah Martin
Roberta ‘Robson
Bride-Elect Shower With Rhyme Souvenirs
Mary Branan assisted in entertainment as guests attended a kitchen shower for the bride-elect. Each souvenir was paired with a matching rhyme, reflecting a playful, decorative touch to the pre wedding event.
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Mary Branan
Miss Muse Tea Event At Georgian Terrace Hosts Debutante
Gladys Levin to entertain at tea at the Georgian Terrace at one o clock in compliment to Miss Caro Muse a lovely debutante. Mr and Mrs T M Smith entertain guests for the week end at their Kirkwood home with a party of Miss Louise Chick Rome Miss Annie May Land Cuthbert Miss Genevieve Roberts Franklin Tenn Miss Gignilliat Columbia S C and Miss Harrell Georgetown Ga also hosting a bridge event in their honor last night
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Miss Muse
Gladys Levin
Georgian Terrace
Caroline Muse
T. M. Smith
Kirkwood
Louise Chick
Rome
Annie May Land
Cuthbert
Genevieve
Roberts
Franklin, Tenn
Gignilliat
Columbia, S. C
Harrell
Georgetown
Mr. Smith
Bridge
Oscar Humler
W. J. Nolan
Wuoulaville
Irvine Hartzog
Young Barrett
Edwin Nix
W. M. Harris
A.J. Bruce
St Patrick’s entertainment at Marist college hall
Monday evening program under the Ladies Altar Society of the Sacred Heart church features two parts with Marist college orchestra choir and soloists, Irish songs, and a student chorus. Highlights include Irish Love Song, Dear Little Shamrock, Where the River Shannon Flows, and Top a’ the Mornin’ with Grecian poses and student performers.
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Marist College Hall
St. Patrick's
Ladies’ Altar Society
Sacréd Ereart Church
Sacred Heart
Father Guinan
Killarney
Marist College
Brannen
Hancock
Halcyon Club Dance in Decatur with extensive guest list
Halcyon Club of Decatur hosted a Friday evening dance in its club rooms with chaperons Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Davis. The event drew numerous attendees including Frances Ansley, Pauline Coulter, Mary Goodrich, Lucile Goodrich, Emily Jennings, and many others. A Conservatory Recital followed, featuring piano pupils from Misa Heetz and students from the Atlanta Conservatory of Music at Cable Hall on March 22 at 8 15 p m, open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Conservatory
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
Cable ‘Hall
Waa
Kate Blatter
Halcyon Club
Decatur
Edwin Davis
Frances Ansley
Pauline Coulter
Mary Goodrich
Lucile Goodrich
Emily Jennings
Emily Keene
Anna Mason
Sybie Jewett
Laura Ripley
Sapho Thrash
Willie May McColl
Maury Lee Cowles
Grace Wallace
Ethel Lee Stewart
Cassie Brown
Vaneta Monday
Justine Henderson
Frankie Thomson
Ruth Harper
Daisy LeCraw
Hattie Lee Millege
Clarence Hill
Marton Swanson
S. P. Lyons
Curtis Thomson
Hugh Trotti
Jack Goodman
Donald Kirkpatrick
Grant Davis
Boynton Davis
Frank McGaughey
A. C. Slattery
Harry Carr
Aubrey Milam
Bivlings
Julian Mason
Wallace Daniels
Grady Estes
Will Anthony
Ralph Asbury
Z. J. Monroe
Grant Lima
Cortez Goodrich
T. Forbes
Julian Chase
Reynolda Clark
Arthur Laird
Lonie Gresham
John Scott
A. Haggoned
Neal Goas
Mr. Austin
Ralph Wardlow
HH. Cheshire
Tom. Hardeman
Frank Chalmers
Steele York
J. Wilburn
Lewis Foster
Spencer
A. W. Allen
Mrs Naff Hosts Bridge Party In Ansley Park
Mrs Naff entertained at a bridge party for six tables in Ansley Park in honor of guest Ming Genle Hood of Cuthbert and nine bachelors. Green and white decorations evoked St Patrick's day. Prizes included coat collars for ladies and silk socks for the gentlemen. Mrs Naft wore lavender crepe de chine while Mrs Hood appeared in white silk.
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Mrs. Naft
Mies
Fowler-Delk and Adale Lougie Inquiries at Decatur Home
Local inquiry covered the Fowler-Delk and Adale Lougie case at the Decatur home of the Pride parents. The report notes references to Mr Albert Jackson and Rev B Delk in connection with afternoon activities on Tuesday.
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Fowler-Delk
Adale" Lougie
Fowler
Albert
Jackson, Delk
Tueway
Fternobm
Nic
Decatur
Rev
Silver Tea at St Mark's for City Mission Work
No. 83 Atlanta Avenue Decatur Ga hosts a Silver Tea Monday March 18 at Mrs Elizabeth Winship Bates residence 501 West Peachtree Street to benefit city mission work. Guests include Mrs A M Hughlett Mrs James Jackson Mrs Wharton Wilson and many others with Mrs Bates and Mrs George Calhoun Walters pouring. Mrs Power entertains on Spring Street in honor of Miss Hallie Reese April election and Miss Ethel assists. spring flowers brighten the home with yellow and white refreshments and a punch crowd.
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St. Mark's Church
Elizabeth Winship Bates
West Peachtree Street
A. M. Hughlett
James Jackson
Wharton Wilson
James Barfield
George Speer
George Usher
Edward Rawlings
Charles G. Wilson
R. T. Dorsey, Jr
Dawkins
Miller
J. FH. Roberts
T. A. Burke
T. M. Sykes
W. O. Foote
Ernest Woodruff
Alfred Truitt
Spencer Atkinson
Emma Neal Douglass
Paul Felder Vose
W. 8. Witham
George Calhoun Walters
Power
J. W. ‘Power
Spring Street
Hallie Reese
Ethel
Misa Louise Jones
Ladie
Wesley church to lead Sunday devotional exercises
The Wesley class of East Atlanta Methodist Episcopal church will head the devotional period Sunday afternoon. All are urged to attend. The B L P and Clover Clubs will dine at the Y W C A Monday night, followed by a gym class as the group prepares for an exhibition. The 2:30 gym class meets at Wesley Memorial Monday and the gymnasium plans by mid next week.
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Wesley
East Atlanta Methodist Episcopal Church
Clover Clubs
Wesley Memorial
Atlanta Psychological Society Meeting on Unity
The Atlanta Psychological Society meets Sunday at 3:30 PM in the Carnegie Mater Lecture Room. The discussion focuses on unity with several short talks by members. All interested are invited to attend.
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Atlanta Psychological Society
Carnegie Matery
Lenten Meditations on Diamonds and Season Meanings
Fragmentary text discusses themes of Lent and Easter, weaving mentions of diamonds as symbols of value and social brilliance. The garbled phrasing points to reflections on patronage, recognition, and standards within a religious observance.
Surprise Birthday Party for Mr Roy Craycraft
Mr Roy Craycraft was honored at a Sunday school class surprise birthday party. A program featured piano violin selections, readings by Miss Mary Mathews and Miss Gradle Morris, solos by Miss Laura Wyatt and Mrs Ralph Cooper, and a Swann quartet performance. The group announced plans to build a dormitory this year launched by Mr E H Frazer who funded the first dollar. Gifts included a sixteen candle cake marking Craycrafts age and a gold water fob for the teacher, with the evening ending in games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Craycraft
Ralph Cooper
Messrs. Higgins
Mary Mathews
Laura Wyatt
Swann Quartette
Dr. Rhodes
Craycraft
E. H. Frazer
John Carter
Mrs Eatering Chisholm Hosts Bridge Night for Brides Friends
Mrs Eatering Chisholm entertained Friday evening in compliment to Mrs John D Evans a recent bride and Mrs Carrie Bailey of Columbia S C. About thirty friends joined all tables of bridges with prizes a picture neckwear and cigars. House decorated with palms and pink and white roses the cake and ices matching. Mrs Chisholm was assisted by skaters Mrs Carl Faireas and Mrs Walter Casan.
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Eatering Chisholm
Bridge
John D. Evans
Carrie Bailey
Columbia
S. C
Bridges
Informal luncheon hosted by Mrs Powers for Mr Holmes visit
In Atlanta a pleasant midweek luncheon by Mrs Drury Powers honored Mr Holmes of Asheville visiting her sister Mrs Co J Metz of Decatur. Flowers from the hostess gardens graced bowls, while the white and green table centerpiece featured hyacinths and greenery. Guest Misa Montgomery, Agneéa Scott College student, attracted attention. Her mother Mamie Amerine, once a Montgomery social figure, was known locally.
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Drury Powers
Mr. Holmes
Asheville
Co. J. Metz
Decatur
Misa Montgomery
Agneéa Scott College
Mamie Amerine
Montgomery
Brainy Alabama club woman linked to Sicily gatherings
Mrs. W. A. Seymour listed as a prominent Alabama club woman. She served as secretary of the Alabama State Federation, president of the Montgomery Woman's Club, and editor of the federation page. During her husband’s Cleveland era consulate, her Palermo home hosted many brilliant gatherings.
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O'Keefe
W. A. Seymour
Alabama
Alabama State Federation
Montgomery Woman's Club
Federation Page
Cleveland
Palermo
Sicily
Visitors and school plans feature Atlanta notes
Mr and Mrs Oscar Humler hosted W J Nolan of Woulaville Kentucky and others at dinner and theater. A new boarding school building is planned at 1374 Peachtree Street to house a southern region school with open air porch rooms and modern facilities. Atlanta Story Tellers League shifts its April meeting to April 13 and assigns members to committees with an engaging program planned.
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I. D. Scott
Emma B. Scott
C. T. Ladson
Peachtree Street
Atlanta Story Tellers’ League
Story Tellers’ League
Imatead
Vasser Wooley
Dana
Buai Jey
Frances Newman
Seminary to Be Removed From Atlanta Campus
Enthusiasm grows for moving Washington seminary now in its thirty fourth annual session. The institution, one of Atlanta’s most popular, has expanded yearly into a leading educational center.
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Washington Seminary
Atlanta
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James M. DuPree
Montezuma
Hattie
Hayward Newman Gallaher
Miss DuPree
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Gallaher
Ham—Miller
James Edward Ham
Leila Beatrice
Leo James Miller
Jacksonville
Fla
Oscar W. Underwood
South
Pugils
Kurt Mueller
Florence Milner
Georg Fr. Lindner
Charles H. Sheldon, Jr
Julian Webster
Louise Cooper
Ethel Heery
Lorene Conley
Marie Dinkins
Esther Joeinsen
Rosa Lichtenstein
Clare Petty
Roberta Quick
Seitz-Miller
Enon
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall St
St. Patrick Entertainment
Atlanta Avenue
Decatur, Ga
Cox College
Lindner
President Willam
Cox
Quahog
Yarmaugh
Raer
Mrs. Holmes
Anderson Hardware Co
South Pryor ST
Fultop County Court House
J. C. Morrison
Paris
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