Engagements announced in Atlanta and Georgia weddings
Multiple notices reveal engagements across Georgia. Leela McDorman to John Talmage Allan in Athens. Lillian Lightner to Homer Greyaden Lightner of Ideal. Lucile Hones to William Partin in Collins. Margaret O Connor to Charles Goodman in Albany. Lorene Cooper Youngblood to Philip Robinson. Susan Elise Edwards to William Chunn. Bethany Hicks Wilson to Walter Farley. Sarah Frances Bryan to Carl Pickett. Estelle Brown to William Macpherson. Elizabeth Case to W L Ritchie. Annie Lowry Brown to William Whisenant. Floy Keeland Ollitt to Brooks Brown. Clairted Salle Wardlaw to N Romer Henderson. notices show further venue details and households involved.
Dr Starnes Organ Recital Enthralls Atlanta Audience
Dr. Percy J. Starnes, eminent Atlanta organist, gave a varied recital in Convention hall assisted by Mrs. George B. Harrell of St Pauls church. He opened with Weber Oberon, then Mendelssohn in C minor, Liszt Liebestraum No 3, and Schubert Hark Hark the Lark, showcasing his technical mastery and interpretative gifts amid a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberon
Weber
Dr. Starnes
Mendelssohn
Liszt
Engagements and May Festival Highlight Local Notices
A series of society notices lists engagements and June weddings for Alma Myrtle Wilcox and Dr Clarence Barnes Greer, Eliza Murphey Candler Earthman, Elsie Rapp Gillespie, Sarah Cohen Lipman, Elizabeth Holt Spivey, and other nuptial plans. Also featured is the Uncle Remus Memorial Association May festival on June 1, with numerous volunteers and booth chiefs listed, plus plans for Mothers to Be Entertained at the Second Baptist Church and a porch party for Miss Flournoy Hopkins hosted by Mrs Sharpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox—Greer
George L. Wilcox
Grover, Pa
Alma
Myrtle
Clarence Barnes Greer
Second Baptist Church
Washington Seminary Commencement Events Highlight Alumnae Invite
The old girls of Washington Seminary are urged to attend a sequence of events. The May proceedings include a cantata The Bell Child, a baccalaureate sermon by Dr Charles W Daniel, a thirty fourth annual concert, alumnae reception, class night awards, and graduating exercises at the Grand Opera House with Rev T B Thames as speaker. The principals invite public attendance. Mrs Kamper hosts afternoon tea for her daughter Florence ahead of a marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Seminary
Mise Elizabeth Mowning
Rlf
First Baptist Church
Charles W. Daniel
Seminary
Grand Opera House
T. B. Thames
Newnan
Frances Stokes Chosen Queen of May Festival
Frances Stokes was selected queen of the May Festival by the Uncle Remus Memorial Association in Atlanta. Kathryn Vickers will be maid of honor and a long list of attendants will participate in crownings and May pole dances at the Wren's Nest on June 1. The event features decorated booths, refreshments, and keepsakes, with proceeds supporting the festival and honoring Joel Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Remus Memorial Association
Fay McCowan
Mary Pressley
Lelia Jayne
Laura Jenkins
Helen George
Lorena Brotherton
Mildred Bixely
Frances Cooney
Mra
J. S. Nichols
Mra. Mapp
Kathryn Albright
Thomeasing Vickers
Louise Bolyn
Mary Francis Warner
Dorothy Childs
Hattle Hood
Augusta Foreman
Thelma Henneses
Ruby Terry
Ruth Lovett
Sara Holland
Eizabeth Erwin
Mary Erwin
Margaret Tillman
Martha Jones
Virginia Jones
Elizabeth Durpree
Louise Wheelan
Murial Hunter
Wille Stroud
Eulaw Jones
Elizabeth Chapman
Margaret Thornton
Annie Griffin
Mildred Casey
Alice Stewart
Eva Moore
Sara Cheshire
Ada Nichols
Bloise ‘Allen
Margaret Scruggs
Mary Francis Strong
Georgia Chamberlin
Angie Chamberlin
Alice Nolan
Bing Wyatt
Sara Southerland
Caroline Camp
Mildred’ Riley
Mary Hyatt
Lulu Barton
Jane Hancock
Mildred Keeley
Rolyn Poole
Dorothy ‘Mapp
Hugh Lee Wyatt
Margaret Dilott
Augustus McHan
Thomas L. Stokes
Bootha
Booth
Thomas T. Stevens
H.G. Hastings
John 8. Arnold
C. A. Forrest
John T. Purse
John Martin
Ida G. Smith
Flora H. Rapp
Whitter
William K. Jenkins
Batty Fudge
Nell Face
Emily Keen
Mary Camp
Atlanta
Frances Stokes
Kathryn Vickers
Helen Genedy
Lois Mclntire
Catherine Hackett
Olenza Corley
Margarite Carliste
Helen Stewart
Martha Carder
Myrtrude Henshe
Virginia Kelly
Mary Brittain
Elizabeth Titman
Marian Andrews
Mary Arnold
Margaret Ford
Dorothy Dugga
Floy Woodfin
Gale Bennett
Grace McGowen
Laura Binns
Genevieve Harper
Roberta Florence
Katherine Whitehead
Ellen Weems
Thelma Hollis
Joss Collings
Mary Hancock
Jane Keiley
Esther Kelley
Nelfise Jentzen
Estelle Perrin
Neliie Marquardt
Uncle Remus
Mia. A. McD. Wilson
Uncle
Wren'sa Nest
Dren
Mr. Harris
Nis
Hiawatha's Wooing Musical Setting at Conklin Home
A benefit program for the Free Kindergarten Association on Tuesday afternoon May 21 at Mrs Charles A Conklin corner Peachtree and Fourteenth streets features readings by Mrs Merrill Hutchinson and musical settings by Mr Hutchinson The program includes Hiawatha's Wooing Longfellow Berghof Gheto Music and other pieces with music arranged by Madeline Keipp Tickets available from Mrs Conklin or at the door Also Miss Mamie Schane hosts a euchre gathering next Thursday for Miss Berma Daniel with many Atlanta socialites listed as invited attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Conklin
Peachtree and
Fourteenth Streets
Free Kindergarten Association
Merrill Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Bjornsoon
Gries
Henry van Dyke
Madeline Keipp
Free Kindergarten
Oscar Papperheimer
Conklin
Miss Schane
Mamie Schane
Euchre Club
Berma Daniel
Milas Daniel
Louise Armistead
Agnes Kilélo
Annie Sharpe
Gertrude Brandon
Jessie Tutweller
May Taylor
Kate’ Carroll
Lee Speer
Reble Workman
Ethel Tutweller
Pearl Coleman
Sadie Workman
Ruble Ray
Clayton Berry
Harold Beers
H. Clarke Hunt
Bayard Bpeer
Joseph Barnes
A. Q. Marbut
Jack Shropshire
Jae Arnold
Thomas Patton
W. R. McClellen
John Barnes
Norman Miller
James A. Alexander
Www. M. Faln
Edger Chambera
John Miller
E. Roger
Prim and Airs
Ralph Taylor
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Watts
le Charles Moeckel
Dabney Svoville
David Clapton
Alabama
M’dorman—Allan
Robert Edward MecDorman
Leela
John Talmage Allan
Emmanuel Church
Athens
Lewis Lightner
Jasper Monroe Lewis
Montezuma
Lillian
Homer Greyaden Lightner
Ideal
Edwards—Chunn
T. R. Edwards
Greenville, Ga
Susan Elise
William Louis Chunn
Woodberry
Wilson—Farley
Hugh M. Wilson
Opelika, Ala
Bethany Hicks
Walter Scott Farley
Bryan—Pickett
Sarah Frances Bryan
Abé Cadgentinty
Sarah Frances
Carl Pickett
Atlan
Brown—Macpherson
Michael Brown
Sronsawick
Estelle
William James Macpherson
Brown—Whisenant
Archie Beale Brown
Annie Lowry
William Turner Whisenant
Kirkwood
Gliff
Brown
W. West
Fort Gaines, Ga
Floy
Keeland Ollitt
Brooks Clarence Brown
Wardlaw—Henderson
Wardia
LaFayette
Clairted Salle
N. Romer Henderson
Villa Rica
Photo By
Wesley Hirshburg
Marietha Pyle
Columbus, Ga
Ately
Washington
Alumnio ‘of
Washington: Seminary
Schgal
Wade
Cohen—Lipman
D. Rosinsky
Sarah Cohen
Emil Lipman
Chicago
Holt
Spivey
Frank W. Holt
Eatonton, Ga
Elizabeth
Paul H. Spivey
Francis Knauff
Missca Emma Sharpe
Julia Moeckel
Rebte Workman
Francia Kamper
Francis Reins
Robert Sharpe
Miss Hopkins
Lewla de Bresby
Sharpe
Gandies
E. H. Cone, Inc
Sixity Whitehall
Pack Pathe
Corsetieres
Georgia
Whitehall Street
E. Eager
Hiawatha
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