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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1915

Page

7

Ripley-Thompson Wedding Pretty Event in Decatur

The wedding of Miss Mattia Bella Ripley and Mr. J Curtis Thompson W took place last evening at the bride’s parents home in Decatur with a 3:30 ceremony. Relatives and friends witnessed a floral setting of palms, ferns, and white flowers with a string orchestra and an improvised altar as the couple exchanged vows.

Mattia Bella Ripley J. Curtis Thompson F E. C. Ripley Decatur Frances Thompson E. KR. Terrell Harold Byrd Thompson Alice Houston Doris Houston William Conner Ripley J. G. Patten Decatur Presbyterian Church Wlrad A. Thompson George Gibbe Phillips Julia Aiken Covington A. B. Houston J. Sams T. J. Ripley Bunch Katie Mouston Lucie Sams

Corrigan-Nolan Nuptials In Atlanta Household Ceremony

Mrs. Thomas F Corrigan announces Ruth Corrigan wed to Quinces R Nolan at noon yesterday in LaGrange. Rev Guinan presided. Attendants were Miss Margaret Corrigan and Miss Fark A Dennis. Bride wore blue broadcloth traveling suit. traveled afterward to LaGrange for ten day honeymoon. Nolan an ambitious civil engineer and the couple will reside in LaGrange.

Autumn colors and wedding reception details noted

Guests were received in the living room with palms and ferns as autumn leaves, zinnias, and meteor roses formed the table centerpiece. Mrs Burnett wore lavender crepe de chine. Miss Waters white marquisette. Mrs Webb ivory satin gown. Invitations were written in silver on Japanese wood. Pioneer Women's Society call meeting set for Tuesday at Phillips & Crew. Atlanta Chapter D A R to meet this afternoon at Craigie House to discuss Georgia Harvest festival with state regent Mrs T C Parker attending.

Margaret Oaser West Sixteenth Street Marian Haslan Misa Harlah Is8 Harlan Miss Rosser L. P. Rosser D. A. Lossey Miss Harlan John Steltz Town Martha Crane Elizabeth Dan—man Lillian’ Stevens Adalaide Setze Brick Jeter Hen- Gia Burr Misa Jean Clarke Mins Bpote Clarke E. A Jossey ML Britt George Hiker Mrs.Webb J. W. Webb Alba Waters A. E. Summers R. Taylor Connally Mabel Magruder Punch Gertrude Beckham Cecile Beckham Blanche Webb Mildred Martin Pioneer Women’s Society Pioneer Women's Society Phillips& Crew Company Atlanta Craigie House Georgia

University High School Reception at Taft Hall

Atlanta high schools host an informal reception at Taft Hall on Friday October 22 from to 6 o'clock. Attendees include the mayor city council aldermen board of education lady board superintendent and assistant superintendent of schools. Music by the orchestras of the two boys schools. Punch served by four girls from the two girls schools. There are 98 teachers in the high school faculties this year with thirty new to the system.

McKee-Nunnally Wedding Brilliant Social Event

The marriage of Miss Jessie McKee and Mr. Winship Nunnally was solemnized at North Avenue Presbyterian church. A lavish reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home with prominent guests, elaborate decorations, and a large bridal party. The couple will reside at 1448 Peachtree Street after a wedding trip north.

Jessie McKee Winship Nunnally North Avenue Presbyterian Church Hugh L. McKee Piedmont Avenue Margaret McKee Dorothy Harmon Mamie Ansley Isibel Robinson Josephing Mobley Lillie Peepies Jacqueline Ofoore Wilmer L. Moore Emma North Harvey North Newnan Bowie Martin Capaby Cibe Atlanta

Judge Tindall to Speak on Travelers' Aid Work at Druid Hills

A meeting of the Atlanta Woman's Missionary Association will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock in Druid Hills Methodist church. Judge Tindall will lecture on Travelers' Aid Work in Atlanta. Miss Virginia Copeland will sing and Miss Ethel Herer will preside at the organ. The event invites all attendees. church is at Seminole and Blue Ridge avenues, with nearby streetcar stops noted.

Atlanta Woman's Missionary Association Druid Hills Methodist Church Virginia Copeland Ethel Herer Tindall Atlanta Seminole and Blue Ridge Avenues Fonea de Leon Highland Avenues Inman Park Druid Hills Blue Ridge Avenue Ite

Dr Armistead Heads Delta Tau Delta Frat

The Delta Tau Delta monthly alumni dinner drew a large crowd at the Ansley hotel on Wednesday night. The gathering showcased enthusiasm as Delts prepared for upcoming Southern di events and activities.

DR. Armistead Delta Tau Delta Ansley Hotel

Manufacturers urge vocational schools for Georgia youths

The Georgia Manufacturers' Association board in Atlanta approved study of a traffic bureau as an auxiliary, set the next annual meeting for February's second Thursday, and formed a committee to back legislation for vocational education schools. Out-of-town members William Kehoe Savannah W P Stevens Macon B D Cole Newnan H A Dean Rome H P Meikicham Lindale M McNeel Marietta noted broad support and growing membership.

Georgia Manufacturers' Association Atlanta William Kehoe Savannah W. P. Stevens Macon B.D. Cole Newnan H. A. Dean Rome H. P. Meikicham Lindale Marietta

Crawfordville Georgia Elects Mayor and Council

Crawfordville Ga October 14 special election results show Mayor W Q Holden and council members J S Jackson H F White A J Melton and 8 5 Gunn elected opposition led by RR Gunn defeated.

Crawfordville W.Q. Holden J. S. Jackson H. F. White A. J. Melton Gunn RR. Gunn

Mayo for First Time Wears Chief's Uniform

Atlanta's new police chief Mayo appears in his official uniform for the first time since promotion. He shows the new gold and diamond badge at police headquarters on Thursday marking his formal debut in the role.

Mayo Police Atlanta

Hosiery Specials for Women at Low Prices Today

Women can buy "Qnyx" all-silk stockings in black for 79 cents a pair, regular silk lisle options, and novelty silk hose for dancing or evening wear. The assortment includes white silk stockings with embroidered clocks, Italian silk striped pairs, and economy school hose. Also featured are "Round Ticket" hose for youth with linen heel and toe, priced at 25 cents a pair on the first floor.

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