Gallant Georgia social season spans weddings and tech proves
Governor and Mrs Brown hosted a reception at the Executive Mansion for Georgia Tech graduates and alumni with Governor-elect Slaton in attendance. The event featured Tech pennants greenery yellow and white flowers, and a silver gift to Governor Brown from the No Guard of Georgia. Married life highlights include Cooley-Armstrong nuptials at DeLeon Avenue with a garden party breakfast and pink deco. A busy slate of recitals dances and bridge parties follows as students, families, and society figures gather across Atlanta.
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Joseph M.brown
Executive Mansion
Georgia School of Technology
Brown
John Marshall Slaton
K. G. Matheson
Tech
No- Guard
Georgia
Cora McCord Brown
Lucy Cobb Institute
Bertha Moore
Virginia Lipscomb
Alice Fielder
Martha Drake
Griffin
Lyda Nash
Laura Margaret Hoppey
Marietta
Mildred Brown
Margaret McCarty
Louise Broyles
Mary Cooley
Dr. Armstrong
Sarah Adams
Blair Armstrong
Estes
Carlton McKinney
Angier Avenue
Grady Estes
McKinney
Personal notes from local social column
Mrs L P Langston visits Dr and Mrs I R Stone in Chattanooga. Jack Vaughn family visiting relatives in Carrollton for a week. O S Johnston and Laura Elouise Johnston travel to Macon to visit kin. Charlton McKinney to depart for the East for several weeks. Dan Ruden and daughter from Norfolk Va guests of Mrs Johnson on Kennesaw Ave. Esther Carr Bullock spending a month in North Carolina visiting Raleigh Morehead City and Pine Tops with Mrs Dr Wootten. Carl Lord of Mississippi visits Mrs Hunt in Myrtle Street. Miss Frances Troy of Tennessee to stay soon. M Overby Miss Postell Miss Latham and Miss Harrison depart for New York City via Charleston for the summer apartment near Riverside.
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L. P. Langston
I. R. Stone
Chattanooga
Jack Vaughn
Carrollton
Dan Ruden
Little Daughter
Norfolk, Va
Ruden
Johnson
Kennesaw Avenue
Esther Carr Bullock
North Carolina
Raleigh
Morehead City
Dr. Wootten
Pine Tops
Carl Lord
Mississippi
Robert Hunt
Myrtle Street
Hunt
Frances Troy
Tennessee
M . Overby
Mary Postell
Elithia Latham
Kate Harrison
New York City
Charleston
Riverside
Epworth League Conference Set for Milledgeville Dates
The North Georgia Conference Epworth League annual meeting will be held in Milledgeville June 19 to 22. Speakers include Dr. W. R. Hendrix Mrs. T. E. Patterson resident of the Georgia W C T U John S. Jenkins and Rev Nathan Thompson.
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Epworth League
Milledgeville
North Georgia Conference
W. R. Hendrix
T. E. Patterson
Georgia
John S. Jenkins
Nathan Thompson
Wilsons to Observe 28th Wedding Date
The President and Mrs. Wilson will celebrate their twenty eighth wedding anniversary on June 24 with a family dinner at the White House. They wed in Savannah, Georgia, and Mrs. Wilson formerly known as Ellie Lou now uses Ellen Louise.
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Mrs. Gilliam Morrow
Wilsons
Washington
Wilson
White House
Savannah
Receiver Threatened For Southern Pacific
Washington June 11 The Attorney General McReynolds will oppose the railroad plan to dissolve the Southern Pacific merger in St Paul tomorrow arguing the mandate is not met under the agreement. If no satisfactory accord is reached by July 1 the court deadline he will seek a Federal receivership to liquidate the stock.
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Washington
Southern Pacific
McReynolds
St. Paul
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Evelyn Hunt
Maying
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Alma Poole
F. W. Boring
Porter
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All Eternity
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la Fontaine Rustique
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Piedmont
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Europe
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Roanoke
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Nancy Prince
Aurelia Speer
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Clifford West
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Laura Anstey
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T. J. Ripley
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Frank
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St. Mark Church
Mamie Miller
Fort Valley
Henry Moss Copeland
Atlanta
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Don Pardee
Paces Ferry
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H. D. Cole
The
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Dotty Cowles
Winifred Wadley
Macon
Mary Blackmar
Columbus
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Jacksonville
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Lucy Candler
Fairlie Cubbage
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F. E. Kneip
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Washington, D. C
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New York
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Elizabeth Danson
Juniper Street
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Elizabeth Winship Bates
Miss Fannie Cook
Frank G. Williams
E. W. Grove, Jr
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Quitman
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Grove
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Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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Evelyn Jackson
School of Music
Piedmont Avenue
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Hurt Street
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J. T. Jennings
White City Park
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