Lenore Fall Weds Hugh McAfee in New York Ceremony
Mrs Lenore Fall and Hugh McAfee married at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York City on Friday last with only the bride’s immediate family present. They returned to Atlanta and are staying at the Piedmont while seeking a home, McAfee active in the insurance business here.
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Hugh McAfee
Lenore Fall
Atlanta
New York City
Fledmont Hotel
Ms. McAfee
Piedmont
McAfee
Great Eastern Casualty of
New York
Lenora Fall
Informal Luncheon and Bridge Party Honors Miss Perry
Mrs James Spotswood Dillard of Lynchburg Virginia hosted an informal luncheon with violet centerpieces and violet themed decor for Miss Perry of Saunten Virginia. Mrs John C Candler led a Thursday afternoon bridge party at Inman Park with elk stockings prizes won by Mrs William Kriegshaber Miss Lucife Dennis and Mrs Jasper Bell, followed by Jennie Sue Bell hosting another informal gathering for Miss Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Perry
John C. Candler
Inman Park
Sue Perry
Saunten
William Kriegshaber
Lucife Dennis
Jasper Bell
Irene Broomfield
Jennie Sue Bell
William Kreigshaber
Martin
Willamson
Dennis
Lucy Stockard
Japanese Lawn Festival at Inman Park Methodist Church
The Japanese lawn festival at Inman Park Methodist Church will be held Thursday afternoon and evening May 8 from 4 to 6 pm at the church lawn and Sunday school rooms. Attendees may wear Japanese costumes. the program includes music readings pantomime and refreshments by Japanese maidens. Proceeds go to foreign and home mission pledges.
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Sovneties
Inman Park
Foreign and Home Mission
May Day pageant on campus with Queen and dancers
A vivid May Day procession on the campus featured the queen and attendants, Irish folk, milkmaids, Norwegian peasants, and Robin Hood figures. Maidens danced around a colorful Maypole as flowers swayed the crowd, followed by student and academy dances and a campus supper. Wren's Nest hosts silver tea and an opera-illustrated program by Miss Dora Hood. Florence Rohr speaks on The Renaissance, and a charity night at the Night School fundraises with a play by Ethel Thornton and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebektah Scott Hal
Robin Hood
Marion
Maypole
Academy
W. A
Agnes Scott
Meetings of the Ladies of the Dean Guild
The Universalist church ladies hold their monthly meeting Monday May 5 at the home of Mrs Frank Wilby, 460 Pullam Street. A very interesting meeting is anticipated.
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Dean Guild
The
Universalist Church
Frank Wilby
Pullam Street
Social items anchor Cedartown weekend visits and guests
Mr and Mrs Frank Nealy spend the weekend with Alr and Mrs 4 E Young in Cedartown. Mrs John R Dickey and Mrs W Coles travel with Miss Florence Rehrs party. Ernest Rhodes leased their town house and will spend a year at their country place near Austell. Miss Helen Barnes of Macon visits Miss Margaret Northen until Monday. Walter T Forbes, general secretary of the M C A at Athens, visited his mother. Mrs Fred Myers returns from Seabreeze Fla with granddaughter Miss Cubbedgs of Macon as guest. en route house calls in Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nealy
Alr
4. E. Young
Cedartown
John R. Dickey
W. Coles
Florence Rehrs
Ernest Rhodes
Austelt
Helen Barnes
Macon
Margaret Northen
Walter T. Forbes
Athens
Fred Myers
Seabreeze
Fla
Mias
Myers
Savanna Ena
Married stars urge theater couples to stay together
Forsyth show features Sophie Barnard and Lou Anger in The Lone of the Heart sketch. Barnard insists couples should not accept separate engagements but perform together to avoid the divorce court. Anger agrees, noting their own three years of marriage on stage.
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Sophie
Barnard
Forsyth Theater
Lou Anger
Ara Lonel
Renn
Mr. Atger
Social notes from Lynchburg and beyond show visits and births
Mrs James Spottswood Dillard of Lynchburg visits her daughter and Mrs Alfred Murrell in College Park while Miss Jennie Sue Bell travels to Cargollton to see Miss Manor Bradley. Birth announced for Martha Louise, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard F H Randall of Cincinnati. Several local residents and visitors are noted including Miss Augusta Gardten’s trip from New York and stays with friends in Washington.
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James Spottswood Dillard
Lynchburg, Va
Alfred Murrell
Clarence Wickersham
College Park
van Astor Batchelor
North Carolina
Jennie Sue Bell
Cargollton
Augusta Gardten
New York
Semple
Washington
Howard FH. Randall
Cincinnati
Martha Louise
Randall
Louise Bell
C. Dobbs
Buchina Burke
Fort Valley and Atlanta Residents Visit and Announcements
Flournoy families return home after ten days with friends in Fort Valley. Mrs. Pont Block travels from New York after visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Dobbs in Inman Park. Elizabeth Winn of Richmond visits Mrs. Hugh Lokey then plans to stay with Mrs. John Ruddle on West Twelfth Street after Monday. Talmage Lamer Dryman and wife announce a daughter born April 24 at 6 Richardson Street named Bien Lamar. Mrs. J. C. Hunter returns from Nashville. Mrs. Fulkerson of Bristol visits Mrs. W. I. Halstead for the opera and goes home. Mrs. John Meek returns home. Mr. and Mrs. John Msiaton move to Peachtree Road country place. Mrs. Harry Dewer returns from Richmond and Baltimore. Mrs. James Fuller McKinley, after visiting her parents, returns to Fort Oglethorpe. Miss Catherine Richardson accompanies her for a visit. Mrs. L. Sage and Mr. Herbert Sage head to their country place for the summer. Mrs. M. P. Contedge will go to
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Flournoy
Fort Val-ley
Birs
Ovate Durgen
Mieg Elizabeth Winn
Richmond
Hugh Lokey
John Ruddle
Weat Twelfth Street
Talmage Lamer
Dryman
Richardson. Street
Bien Lamar
Harry Dewer
Balthmere
James Fuller “McKinley
J. J. Disosway
Fort Oglethorpe
Eatherine Richardson
Guest of Mies Nancy Feinee in the Georgian Terracs
A fragment notes a guest of Mies Nancy Feinee at a Georgian terrace setting. The readable text provides no clear event date or additional details beyond naming the host and location.
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Mies
Nancy ‘Feinee
Normal School Girls Go Back to College in Milledgeville
About 120 students from the Milledgeville Normal and Industrial College left Atlanta at noon after a two day visit. They sang college songs and waved flags as they departed, with receptions held in their honor and a special entertainment by Tech boys on the college campus.
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Georgia Military Academy
Marist College
Boys’ High School
Tech High School
Bennett Printing Company
Grand Lodge
Order of Elke
W. J. Moncrief
Hooten
Linan
Prank Wheeler
Ladies’ Mentwtlal Association
W. D. Ellis
Robert G. Stephens
The
Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Atlanta
Tech Hoya
Collers
Carmen Win Strike Ends as Wage Increases Offered
Asheville may 2 the local motormen and conductors strike on Asheville Power and Light lines ended at 8 18 tonight with the company announcing willingness to raise wages. Ranges are 20 cents an hour for the first year to 25 cents an hour for the fourth year and beyond.
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Carmen Win
Asheville
N. C
Asheville Power and Light Company
New Rats
A Butterfly on the Wheel matinee today
A 25c matinee showing of A Butterfly on the Wheel is scheduled for today. The performance promises an early afternoon curtain and a compact program for local theatergoers.
Want ads telephone numbers for tomorrow's Constitution
Classifieds request readers to phone Main 5000 or Atlanta 109 to place want ads in the next constitution issue. The note emphasizes direct telephone insertion for listings.
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Main
Atlanta
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Myrtle Street
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Maton
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Feachtree Street
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Tuchmond
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Washington, D. C
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Ray Harrison
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Ninezza Seymour
FAUST
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Wren's Nest
Uncle Remus Memorial Association
Joel Chan Mer Harris
Joeb Chandler Harrig
Uncle Remus
IL D. Connally
Uncle
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Cleburne Avenue
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Cuthbert, Ga
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Elizabeth Morgan
Misa
Staunton
Waig John 5
Candler Ane Boyce
Hugh M. Lakey
Miss Sue Perry
Fay Gafffney
Gaffney
Whitehall Bt
Atlante, Ga
J.C. Hunter
Nashville
Mra. Fulkerson
Bristol
W. I. Halstead
John I. Meek
John MS Siaton
Peachtree Road
DR. E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Howra
Wistenal
Walton Street
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