Wedding of Katherine Bowie Stewart and James B Lenhardt
One of the most beautiful weddings of early winter united Katherine Bowie Stewart and James Blanton Lenhardt at the Stewart home. The ceremony, led by Dr M Ashby Jones, featured springlike flowers, a white duchess satin gown for the bride with orange blossoms, and a canopy of white roses. An elegant reception followed with out-of-town guests from Carrollton Cartersville and Houston and a wedding journey planned to Florida before settling at St Louis Place after Christmas.
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Katherine Bowie Stewart
Edwin Stewart
James Blanton Lenhardt
M. Ashby Jones
Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church
Vstage
Enrico Leide
Lillian Smith
Europe
John Pendleton
Stewart
Arthur Montgomery
A. M. Jord
Ashby Jones
B. ¥. Carter
C. If Stewart
John W. Stewart
Jacob Patterson
Glenn Ryman
Mary Reid
Marguerite Moncrief
Louise Bent
Isolyna Bent
John Stewart
Carrollton
Lilliad Smith
Lenhardt
Cartersville
H. B. Dyar
Houston
J. A Stewart
J. W. Stewart
Horace Stewart
Claud Griffin
Mary Cole
Newnan
Notable Lenhardt-Family Connection Highlighted in Social Notice
The article profiles Miss Lenhardt, youngest daughter of Edwin C. Stewart and sister to Mrs. Frank Carter, tracing aristocratic Southern lineage to Pendleton and Stewart families. It notes her education in Atlanta, kindergarten work, junior league involvement, and status as a popular social figure. Her husband-to-be, connected to Neel-Lenhardt real estate, is Mr. Lenhardt of Carnesville, a World War I veteran and member of local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
C. H. Stewart
W. J. Stewart
Carrollston
Afrs
Lenhardt
Atlanta
North Avenue, Presbyiterian School
Washington Seminary
Atlanta Junior League
Ielague
Carnesville
University of Where
List Field Artillery
France
Fifty Club
Thei' Eest Lake Country Club
Neel-Lenhardt Company
Miss Helen Hanlon Weds A J McDevitt at Church
Miss Helen Mary Hanlon and A J McDevitt married at Sacred Heart church at 9 30 am on Tuesday in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The church featured palms and cut flowers. Rev Albert Carroll officiated in the bride's brother Rev William Hanlon's absence. Ushers included H N Sullivan Edward McDevitt and James McDevitt with Edwin Liddell as groomsman. Bridesmaids Violet McDevitt and Mary Dicks wore elaborate gowns and bouquets of yellow chrysanthemums. The bride wore a ragset suede cloth ensemble with mink trim and bronze hat. After the ceremony the couple left for a Florida wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mary Hanlon
A. J. McDevitt
Sacred Heart Church
Hoy
Albert’ Carroll
William MM. Hanlon
Rome
Italy
H. N. Sullivan
Edward McDevitt
James Mc- Devitt
Edwin
Liddell
Violet McDevitt
Mary Dicks
James W. Hanlon
Florida
Magnificent Savannah Wedding Unites Huger and Coxe
Miss Frances Kinloch Huger of Savannah wed Tennch Charles Coxe of Asheville in Christ Church with Rev. David Cady Wright officiating. Attendants include Eliza Coxe as maid of honor and bridesmaids from Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Groom's party includes Dr John Hawkins and William Coxe of Asheville. After rehearsal, Savannah groomsmen hosted the wedding party at the Oglethorpe club before attending a De Soto tropical ball.
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Savannah
Christchurch
Frances Kinloch Huger
H. John Wells Huger
Frances Taylor
Baltimore
Frank Coxe
Methodists Plan Union Meet Thanksgiving Day
Bishop Warren A Candler to deliver the Thanksgiving sermon at the union meeting of Methodists at 10 30 oclock Thursday morning at Wesley Memorial church. Rev Marvin Williams said the program aims to be varied with music and features unfinished. Delegates from numerous Atlanta churches expected including Calvary Capitol View Center Street College Park Druid Hills Epworth First Grant Park Inman Park Ponce de Leon Payne Memorial St John St Luke St Mark St Paul Stewart Avenue Trinity and other pastors attended to represent their churches.
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Warren A.candler
Union Meeting of Methodists
Wesley Memorial Church
Marvin Williams
Williams
Atlanta
W. H. LaPrade
North Atlanta
W. PF. Hunnientt
South Atlanta
Calvary
S. B. Stout
Capitol View
Wot Watkins
Center Street
L. Huckaby
College Park
Irby Henderson
Druid Bills
Hey. A, . Pierce
Epworth
J. W. Veach
First Church
C.J. Harrell
Grant Park
W. QO. M Mullan
Inman Park
H. Bays
Ponce de Leon
W. G. Clinton
Payne Memorial
W. J. de
Miss Cooledge Bride-elect Honored at Piedmont Club Luncheon
Miss Mary Frances Cooledge, a December bride-elect, was feted by Mrs. Clarence Haverty at the Piedmont Driving Club. Pink decor and real lace table coverings highlighted the luncheon in private dining rooms, with a central silver basket of pink roses and pink tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Cooledge
Clarence Haverty
Piedmont Driving Club
Miss Cooledge
Georgia Electrical Dealers In Session At East Lake Club
The Georgia Electrical Association meets at East Lake Country Club with over 200 dealers expected. H. T. Melhuish of RCA will give the principal address, with A. Collier and R. H. Scott also speaking on improved house wiring and the Red Seal Plan. Officers include J. H. Mellett as president, Henry Morton as vice president, and W. W. Barr as secretary.
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Georgia ‘ Electrical Association
East Lake Country Club
H. T. Melhuish
New York
Radio Corporation of America
Atlanta engagement canceled by Pinchot
Harrisburg Pennsylvania Governor Pinchot announced cancellation of his address on law enforcement in Atlanta Georgia. He cited work on the Pennsylvania budget as the reason for missing the Sunday engagement at the City Auditorium under the Christian Council of Atlanta. Dr Plata T Durham, who was to preside, confirmed the cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Atlanta
Pennsylvania
City Auditorium
Christian Council of Atlanta
Plata T. Durham
Durham
HOCKS GIRL'S COAT SAGA IN NEW YORK
Anna Droll accuses Morris Mechanic and two salesmen of luring her to a vaudeville show and fleeing with a fur coat she wore that night. The coat was borrowed from a friend. Morris is jailed as investigators pursue £100 in damages.
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New York
Morris
Anna Droll
Anna
Birthday party for Little Miss Genie Davis in 11th year
An informal birthday gathering for Genie Davis this afternoon at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs Charles Black on Weavhiree read. Eugenia Naff and Laura Hoke will serve punch. Guests include Tenn Candler Tauine Roberts Sarah Ar told Margaret Woodside Mary Fortson May Bell Dicker Laura Atkin Mary Wilson Dickey Auntie Scott Harmon Martha Mathews Betty McDuffie Josephine Meadows Melty Black Marion Tolle Marion ahoun Flosele Hii Laura Moke Lydia Josephine Rhodex Mary Candler Julia er Eugenia Natt Merion Smith Sc lavia Riley Lucia Smith Mary Scott Epale Dall Juanita Gresham Eltel Nireshan Laura Trautman Beverly Rogers Rath ualentt Mary Coph Hunulentt Duncan Shepard Willis Jones Chip Rowetta Tom Meadow Alvin Joseph Ian Lane Jobo Naif Damon Black Billie Black Jack Woodside Randolph Shaffer Puil McDuffle Dick Spiker Daniel Pearson Ta imar Swift Frank Winecott
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Genie Davis
Charles Black
Weavhiree
Eugenia Naff
Laura Hoke
Punch
Tenn Candler
Tauine Roberts
Sarah Ar‘told
Margaret’ Woodside
Mary Fortson
May Bell Dicker
Laura Atkin
Mary Wilson Dickey
Auntie Scott Harmon
Martha Mathews
Betty McDuffie
Josephine Meadows
Melt
Chip Rowetta
Tom Meadow
Alvin Joseph
Ian Lane
Jobo Naif
Damon Black
Billie Black
Jack Woodside
Randolph Shaffer
Puil McDuffle
Dick ‘Spiker
Daniel Pearson
Taimar Swift
Frank Winecott
Peach Credit Bank Plans Taking Shape
The Peach Credit Bank, to be formed in Macon with 100000 capital, aims to finance peach crops and improve industry conditions. W D Haker becomes board chair, William C Bewley named secretary treasurer and GM of the Georgian Peach Growers' Exchange, as cooperative marketing and standardization plans advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peach Credit Bank
W. D. Haker
Georgia
Macon
Georgian Peach Growers’ Exchange
William C. Bewley
Atlantic Coal and Tee Company
Exchange
The
Congress probes UL judge over 1822 Moonshine case
Parkersburg WV November 25 congressional subcommittee hearings examined how Judge William E Baker sentenced Mika Bawa in Wheeling in 1822 and whether the actions were illegal. District Attorney T A Brown asserts grounds for impeachment while witnesses discuss alleged instruction to an assistant U S attorney to charge manufacturing liquor after sentencing for possessing moonshine stills.
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Parkersburg
W Va
William E. Baker
Mika Bawa
Wheeling
T. A. Brown
Brown
Baker
United States District Court For
Northern District
West Virginia
United States
Urged to Succeed Judge Alex King in Fifth Circuit
Resignation of Judge Alex C. King of Atlanta opens race for his seat on the sixth United States circuit court of appeals. Potential successors include Judge Samuel H. Sibley of north Georgia and Judge Shepard Bryan, with others like Judge Blanton Fortson of Athens and Judge Edwin R. Holmes named as contenders. Notes that Coolidge may appoint a Democrat. district covers Georgia Florida Mississippi Louisiana Texas and the Canal Zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex , King
United States District Court of Appeals
Fifth District
Southeast
Blanton Fortson
Athens
Western Circuit
Edwin R. Holmes
Mississippi
Rufus B. Foster
New Orleans
King
Georsame
Florida
Lou
Texas
Canal Zone
Atlanta
King & Spalding
Spalding, MacDonrald & Sibley
Fortson
Monroe
Walton County
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Alex C. King
Georgia
Walton, Oronee
Clarke
Holmes
Jackson
Miss
Sixth
Rufus H. Foster
Louisiana
Coolidge
Alabama
Yaarab Chanters to Feature in Ceremonial Plans
Yaarab Temple Dec 17 ceremonial to feature the oriental and million dollar bands. Noble Frank Candel directs the chanters who promise a memorable performance. Recorder Argard requires nobles to file applications by Dec 1 with a $112 check. A dance on Nov 28 at Ansley roof garden offers tickets at $2 per couple with extra ladies at a charge.
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Yaarab Temple
Charles A. Lowen
Oriental Band
Million Dollar Band
Xaarab
Frank Candel
Arf
Argard
Ansley Roof Garden
Babe's Faint Cry Leads to Box Car Discovery
In Memphis a passerby heard a faint child cry and police opened a box car in a railroad yard spotting a baby about three years old. The child was alive but exposed and taken to a hospital as investigators trace the car’s movements before it reached Memphis.
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Babe
Memphis
Mempl
Pocketbook Stolen From Mrs. Cora O'Neal Near Foote & Davies
Mrs. Cora O'Neal of 21 North Moreland Avenue reported the theft of $75 from her pocketbook. She said she noticed the loss as she stepped from an inbound car in front of the Foote & Davies plant just before noon, according to police.
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Cora O'Neal
North Moreland Avenue
Foote & Davies
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Joseph Owens
Montgomery
Ala
Leila May Jenking
Katherine Carter
Frank Carter
Claude Griffin, Jr
Carrallton
Claude Griffin
Iit Ne
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Brank Carter
Herman Evins
Helen Hanlon
Santa Claus
Haverty's
Haverty
Edgewood Avenue
Pryor Street
Savannah, Ga
Bowden
Biltmore
Williford
Paul Brooks
Josephine Williford
Misses Rice
Harris
Harriet Shedden
Louise Nelson
Callie Orme
Lila Henkel
Catherine Raine
Louise Bankhead
Mary Ann Lipscomb
Mary Patterson
It Ten Newell
Ida Sadler
Ethel Finnter
Eugenia Buchanan
Lrey Elizabeth Harper
Ada Peeples
Caroline Coles
Bessie White
Elizabeth Whitman
Jennie Robinson
Janie Coleman
Jeanette Collings
Margaret Elder
Sophie Street
Alice Smith
Irene Thomas
Athlene Dicker
Telyide Praté
Valeria Man
Misses Howard
Carolyn
Isabel Howard
Piedmont Avenue
Laura Greene
Mise
Pauline Ware
Misa Virginia McGuire
Misa Evelyn Knox
Frances Howard
Lena Knaz
Annise Jones
Elizabeth Johnson
Catherine Guinn
G. B. Howard
Arabelle Dudley
Evelyn Knox
Georgia Electrical Dealers IN Session
Miss Davis
Congress Committee
Alex King
Turkey Inner
Johnson
Bose Co
Bokhara
Gorovan
New England States
Cretonnes
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