Sharpe Egglestone Wedding A Grand City Ceremony
Miss Emma Sharpe and Mr Frederick Egglestone wed at St Philip Cathedral in a formal evening ceremony conducted by Dean John St. Atkinson, witnessed by a large congregation. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home with attendants from Savannah Philadelphia and Washington. The couple plan a Lake George-Champlain honeymoon and winter residence with relatives.
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Emma Sharpe
Frederick Egglestone
St. Philip's Cathedral
Johni St. Atkinson
Robert Sharpe
Elsie L. Ely
Savannah
Bertram Harvey Wagnon
Caroline Wallace Brown
Philadelphia
Mildred Fisher
Washington, D. C
J.G. Kohrman
James F. Egglestone
Younestown
Ohio
J, Strickland
Bortsmouth
B. H. Wagnon
H. H.~mote
Leesburg
Fid
Pride
George H. Noble
Charles M. Barnwell, Jr
John Ashley Jones
L. P. Stephens
Walter ©. Lawrence
Kamper
Thomas. BP. Hinman
E. H. Cong
Cooper
Robert
Sharpe
Point Dé Venice
Jilles
Ruth Blyof
Behel Noble
Martha Hogers
Atlanta society notes and local events to September
Social items recount a luncheon hosted by Miss Marlon Stearns for Miss Frances Long of Greensboro with twelve guests in pink and yellow decor. Georgia Rice hosted a tea at 6 at the Driving Club for Miss Long. The Board of City Missions met at Wesley House with reports from Mary Durham and others. plans include a reception and a rummage sale at Edgewood Avenue. The federation meeting for the Georgia Harvest festival is set for Friday in Atlanta. Ethel Wilcox and Willem Wood wed at the Cox home on Ponce de Leon Avenue with no attendants.
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Marlon Stearns
Nome
Mies
Frances Long
Greensboro
N.C
Miss Stearns
Georgia Rice
E Migs Fics
Board of City Missions
Wesley House
J. Heath
Miga Mary Durham
Pierrie Crim
Miss Wheeler
Miss Ritter
Miss Stewart
Miss Winmby
Wisass
Miss Durham
Grady
St. Paul
Atlanta
D. A. RR
Edgewood Avenue
Charles Rice
Nellie Bowen
T. ¥. Avery
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Huilding
Georgia
Dr. Bush
Tampa
Fla
Mirs
J. D. Woodruff
R. Ang
Wood Lett
F. M. Hardin
J. Hardin
Miles Jessie Mason
Hardin
North Boulevard
A. D. Hardin
May Hard
Garland Wynn
Esteile Daughtry
Jarelle Mason
Marion Pmorgan
O. J. Boynton
Mamle Tass
Jason Cannon
F. R. Cox
Cox
George Haugh
Edna’ Ferris
Looper
Yulia Johnson
Ida Johnson
W. O. Foster
Henry Troutman
John Manget
James Mangat
Mark Palmour
J. H. Beckham
Armstrong
John Rengom
Jonepnnny Rogers
James Davies
Bratton Davies
Anne Davies
Carl Brannon
F. P. Gaffney
Vernon Ogletree
Geeree ‘Word
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M. ‘Ditkie
Clyde Zirkle
Anna’ Bennnett
Alice Wingo
TM. Armicield
Loulas Armistead
Erwin
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Mra
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Faul West
J. ¥. Goodrum
Mary Frazer
Ore Stamps
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Misa Marian
Morgan
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W. M. Dunlap
Fimma
Ang.drushia Wesley
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Helen Muse
Mamie Helns
Silas Gertrude Rurey
Eynetta Smith
Bartha
Louise Cassely
Mea
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Misa Hizabeth Parker
Mca
Misa Margarett Lawrences
Louis Mason
J. Frank Huss
YA. Hartsvel
Julia Webster
Carrin Lee Savage
Ada Finley
Alberta Dozier
Lawrence Everhardt
James E. Warren
Robin Adair
D. P. Branch
Frankie Shropanke
Walter Bell
W. C. Mansfeld
Walter Lemmand
Ex Rawburough
Carris Rosborough
Lable Wood
McCalle
Mary Armistead
Henry Maye
J. M. “Skinner
R.E. W. Palmer
Bryant
W. P. Smith
Henry Hunt
Earnest’ Fowler
Mra. Graham
Waddell
Nina Fuller
Mra Pack
Misa Wilbur
Kurta
Fitspatrick
Nannie Pierson
W. A. Greig
Misa Emma. Gregg
Oliver Jones
Emmn.Jones
W. C. Jones
Lelia Pops
Mra Wright
Diluy Bile Hardwick
A. W. Martin
D Beavers
Mixa Sadie Workman
Stewart
W. RK. Hammond
W. P.westmoreland
N. D. Johnson
Myra Boynton
Newton Graig
Fred Cole
Laura Cole
W. A. Foster
Tea Dance At Piedmont Driving Club Draws Big Crowd
Large company enjoys a midweek tea dance in pleasant weather at Piedmont Driving Club. Debutante to be Miss Margaret Fraser honored by Robert C. Alston party with guests Fraser Robinson Hawking and others. Emma Kate Amarous hosted by Miss Cabbie Vaughan with a list of attendees including Amarous and others from New York. Eloise Robinger entertained Frances Long Greensboro guest with a social group including Long Stearns Hopkins Muse and Amorous. Gus Dodd hosted Alline Fielder and Maude Perkins while Mrs Hatcher entertained twelve guests.
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Piedmont
Margaret Fraser
Robert C. Alston
Alatyn
Misses Fraser
Isabel Robinson
Margaret Hawking
Bowie Martin
Ed Barnett
Alice May
Freeman
Caroline Muse
Nell Prince
Tsabel
Amarous
Aimes Hunnicutt
Emily de Vault
New York
Marion Vaughan
Eloise Robinger
Frances Long
Greensboro
Marian Stearns
Biases Frances Long
Patty McGhee
Nina’ Hopkins
Alice Muse
Isabel Amorous
Wiliam Kiser
Howell Jackson
Martin Amorous
Clark Howell
Theodore Smith
Rolling Jones
John Oliver
Beverly, DuBose
Roby Rabingon
Gus Dodd
Alline Fielder
Maude Perkins
Edwin McCarty
Eugens Kelly
Henry Liew
CC. Hatcher
Wedding Guests Fill Druid Hills Bridging Tea List
Miss Dorothy Fain departs for Smith College as Mrs Edgar Dunlap hosts a bridge tea in Druid Hills. Attendees include numerous social figures from Tallahassee to Tampa, with decorations of garden flowers and prizes such as handkerchiefs and a new novel.
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Mary’ Rice
Georgia Rice
Louise Mellichamp
Christine Hooper
Rosalie Davis
Jacline Campbell
Annie Winship Bates
Louise Parker
Lilian Stevens
Alisa Margaret McCarty
Begin Celebration Of Rosh Hashenah In Local Temples
Celebration of the Jewish New Year Rosh Hashanah began in Atlanta and worldwide on Wednesday. Reform Jews observe one day from sunset to sunset, while Orthodox keep the festival until Friday night and close stores. Evergreece temple services began Wednesday evening and will repeat Thursday morning. Orthodox synagogues on Hunter Washington and Gilmer streets will hold services throughout the holiday.
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Atlanta
Jewish Temple
Hunter
Washington
Gilmer Streets
Babies Entered in First Christian Better Babies Contest
About 150 to 159 babies entered the Better Babies contest at the First Christian church. The event, supervised by the cut committees, drew mothers on Wednesday as Dr. W. Jay Bell spoke on proper baby care. Physicians began recording points Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock, with around 30 entrants passing early. Examinations were expected to be completed Thursday.
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First Christian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. Jay Bell
Sacred Harp Singers Convene in Atlanta Convention
The interstate convention of the Sacred Harp Singing association begins Friday morning at the Atlanta Auditorium and continues through Sunday. Delegates from across the southeast will attend the three day sessions with reception arrangements finalized.
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The
Saved Harp Singing Association
Atlanta Auditorium
Southeast
Central High School for County to Open Next Monday
Central High School for County will open next Monday morning. A special session today will distribute the books for the coming season. The remainder of the county system schools will not open until October 11. Book lists will be distributed October 7. Hapeville High, burned by flames, moved temporarily to the Hapeville Baptist Church. East Point public schools opened Tuesday with addresses by Judge L. F. Thompson and others.
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County Central High
Thea Hapeville High School
Hames
Hapeville Bapeist Church
East Point
EL. F. Thompson
Board of Education
J. P. Cochran
A. M. Stewart
East Point National Bank
Chicken Fry Enjoyed by Atlanta Policemen
Ten members of the police force, their wives and guests attended a chicken fry at Thomas farm near Roswell Georgia Tuesday night. Chief Mayo Recorder George Johnson and Police Commissioner Andy King were present along with Jim Palmer who won the laurels as patrol driver. Big Jim reportedly ate so many chickens that an accurate count could not be kept.
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King
James Palmer
James Mead
J.B. Bishop
S.C. Johnson
W. T. Morris
Z. Wright
Jack Wingate
E.handler
Straight Lank Hair No Longer Necessary Guide to Beauty
A harmless fhuid marketed as a hair straightener soon proves effective in turning straight hair into natural looking waves and curls. The product is plain liquid silmerine, sold in drug stores, which dries without stickiness and can keep hair styled for weeks when applied at night with a toothbrush.
Christian College Ad Men Open First Fall Meeting at Ansley
The Ad Men of Christian College hold their first fall meeting at the Ansley hotel in Atlanta with Julian Boehm as president. A strong roster of new officers and committees will map campaign plans and carnival support for the Atlanta region. The event also highlights the college opening in Auburn and its growing student body and faculty.
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Christian College AD
Ansley
Auburn
Christian College
Carl
Winder
Citi Fen
John H. Wood
W. A. Chastain
Jans
Ferent
Savannon
Christan College Begina Tts
Progperts
Prigat
Ad Men's Club
Angley Hotel
Julian Boehm
Propesea
Atlanta
Southern Hell Telephone Company
Shorter College to Open Fall Session on Thursday
Rome Georgia September 16 10 oclock opens the new term at Shorter College with faculty arriving Monday students Tuesday administrative day Wednesday and formal opening in the college chapel Thursday morning per the special notice.
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Rome
Shorter
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