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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1915

Page

8

Athens Bride Weds Leroy Percy in Simple Southern Ceremony

Miss Martha Phinizy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billups Phinizy, married Leroy Pratt Percy of Birmingham at the Phinizy home on Milledge Avenue. Rev. Hugene L. Hill conducted the ceremony. Guests included family and Atlanta and Birmingham connections. reception followed for about eighty. The couple headed to the West and will reside in Birmingham.

Athens Martha Shaun Phinizy Billups’ Phinizy Leroy Pratt Percy Birmingham Milledge Avenue South Hugene L. Hill First Presbyterian Church City Montgomery Billups Phinizy Jghson Jack Spalding Atlanta Billups Phinizy Walker Percy Percy West

Mendelssohn Choral Club Keeps Weekly Rehearsals Through Summer

The Mendelssohn Choral Club plans continued weekly rehearsals during summer months amid growing musical interest. Meetings are Tuesday evenings at the Horine home with over thirty members. conductor Wilford Watters received a silver baton as a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Hortne. The Women’s groups and other clubs in Atlanta schedule social events and upcoming engagements as Georgia students head to eastern colleges.

Mendelssohn Choral Club Mie E. M. Horine Wilford Watters

Christening of Alice Caroline McCarley at Home

A four month old, Alice Caroline McCarley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. McCarley, was christened at home with Rev. Wallace Rogers officiating. The aunt and Mrs. George Cunningham served as godmothers, and the grandmother helped receive guests as a garden party decor adorned the residence. A tea-dance at the Driving Club followed, with numerous guests and birthday celebrations for other children.

Alice Caroline McCarley P. D. McCarley Wallace Rogers Park Street Methodist Church McQhorter Milner George Cunningham

College Set Attends Miss Walker’s Dancing Party

A detizhtul occasion for members of the college set was the dance given last evening at the Hast Lake Country club by Miss Rebecca Walker in honor of Miss Wilda Blount of Union Springs. Miss Walker wore pink taffeta and lace. her mother was in black net over white taffeta. Miss Blount wore pink taffeta. Chaperons included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Kemp ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Van Wilk in Phere. about 125 guests attended.

Miss Walker Hast Lake Country Club Rebecca Walker Wilda Blount Union Springs Ala W. H. Smith Miss Blount Kempter

Local social notes and travel updates from Imperial hotel to Linville

Mr and Mrs J M Toll moved from the Imperial hotel to 151 East Third Street. W B E Chapin returns from the east. Miss Mingle Nichols back from Wigwam Indian Springs. Mrs George McCarty back from Linville. Multiple guests visit Linville for golf, including Miss Mignon McCarty and Miss Marian Goldsmith. Talian Patterson visits Hast Lake. Mrs Harrow arrives for a week. Gordon and Witherspoon return home. Pratt announces birth of daughter Margaret Josephine at 113 Simpson Street. Deadwyler Vail guests in town. John Hine visits S B Scott. Capital City club dinner-dance enjoyed last night. Miss Marian Miller returns from Dallas. various residents at Lawton apartments. Margaret McCarty visiting Greenville. Mrs Frank Myers to New York. Dolores Bellinger leaves for Cincinnati to study music. Willie Fort Williams and Ruth Hinman return from Eatonton. Robin Adair arrives at Linville for golf. Perry Adair, C V Rainwater, Ormond Smalthe accompany. Elisa Sarah Jones guest of Katherine Hares in Selma. J C Morrison in New York after Hot Springs and Atlantic City. Alpha Tau Omega dance at Pickett Springs. Hugh and Charles Nunnally host informal dancing at East Lake.

Driving Club Edward C. Peters Florence Harris Montgomery Lamar Hill Wimberly Peters Marian Atchison Dorothy _Arkwright Katherine Bunn Cedartown Miss Arkwright Miss Bunn Ysabel Robinson Jennie D. Harris Virginia Lipscomb Frances Roland New York Dorothy Harmon Willard McBurney Edwin McCarty John Hardisty Joel Hurt, Jr J. D. Osborne Remsen King John Brice William Maury William Dickey Howell Foreman Wellborn Blalock Atchison Roy Collier Charles Bell Mrs. Bishop J. M. Toll Imperial Hotel East Third Street W. BE. Chapin Mingle Nichols Wigwam Indian Springs George McCarty Linville N.C Mignon McCarty Marian Goldsmith Joseph Hby Arthur Howell W. G. Chipley William Chipley Hampton Court Misa Talian Patterson Kansas City C. N. Lavery Hast Lake Harrow John H. Gordon Detroit Winecott Deadwyler Vail Athens John Simpkins Cleburne Avenue John Hine Birmingham S. B. Scott Capital City Marian Miller Dallas Texas Leo Frankel Kenneth Ward-Smith Frank Myers Juniper Street Dolores Bellinger Cincinnati Conservatory Willie Fort Williams Ruth Hinman Eatonton Misa Hinman Elisa Sarah Jones Selma Katherine Hares J. C. Morrison Hot Springs Atlantic City Alpha Tau Omega Pickett Springs Alan

Visiting kin and social rounds fill Atlanta week

Little Miss Robinson of Kentucky visits aunt Mrs George Brine while Miss Margaret Austin stays with Mr and Mrs William E. Wrigley Jr. in Lambright apartments. Frances Roland of New York plans a Knoxville visit. Mrs C L Davis and five daughters depart California after two months in Georgia. Lamar Lowe party hosts sixty guests. Numerous residents travel for visits, camping trips, and holidays, including trips to Newnan, North Dakota, Hendersonville, and California.

Virginia Robinson Kentucky George Brine Margaret B Austin William HE. Wrigley, Jr Lambright Gellia Frances Roland New York Forrest Ann Knoxville C. L. Davis Needles Cal Atlanta Meiledgeville Augusta California Lewis D. Lowe West End Lamar Lowe

Worthy Interests of Friends in Atlanta Reported

The worth interest of countless friends in Atlanta is noted as Mr. Hugh Martin of Columbus visits the city. Alice E. Thomas and Miss Mildred Thomas return from Virginia Beach and stay at 654 Peachtree. Dr C D Wilmer and Carey Wilmer come back from Fiat Beck. Mr C E Sergeant and Mrs Sergeant return from Columbia Tennessee guests of Mr and Mrs Fountaine Rice Jr with Mrs Rice joining for a ten day visit. E T Lamb and W F E Chapiz return from New York on a business trip. Mrs Hugh Dorsey and children will spend October with Mr and Mrs J Wilkins in Valdosta.

Atlanta Hugh Martin Columbus Alice E. Thomas Mildred Thomas Virginia Beach Peachtree C. E. Sergeant Tule Columbia Tenn Fountaine Rice, Jr Fice E. T. Lamb W. FE. Chapiz New York Hugh Dorsey

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