Reddington-Bobbitt wedding at the Reddington home
Mrs. Emily Redding ton becomes Mrs Lake Hamilton Bobbitt in a quiet ceremony at the Reddington residence. Relatives and close friends attend amid floral Spridal wreaths and tulips. Officiant Dr John Gass, with the bridal party including Miss Joan Simms and Mrs Mason, mark the occasion as guests toast the newlyweds before their departure for a eastward wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Reddington Burrell
Hubbard Scourt
Lake Hamilton
Bobbitt
Reddington
Misa Speart Reddington
Elizabeth Fposton
Love
Richmond Hougiun
Arthur Hurlin
Mr. Hurlin
John Mason
Onor
Mendelssohn
Joan Simms
Clarence Simms
Miss Simms
Bobblit
John Gass
St. John's Episcopal Church
John Davin
Huntington
Mason
Mary ©. Reddington
Lake Hamilton Bopvitt
Walter 8. Wood
B. A. Caruthers
Cyrus E. Silling
Clarence ‘Simms
B. Bobbitt
Holmes Morton
L. van Wycke
L. L. Wilson
D. H. Efttenara
Cincinnati
W. Mason
John Pelzel
Marion Howell
W. Don Lewis
Edwina Beane
Charles W. Chesley
G. H. Moore, Jr
Personal Intelligence Highlights From Local Notes
Willam Savage a West Virginia University student in Morgantown has returned home. Mrs Halbert Pugh of Parmouth Ohio is visiting Mrs Jane Moory on Lee Street. Francis Johnson has returned from White Sulphur Springs where he attended a tennis tournament. Raymond Teets of Buckhan Row, assistant athletic director at West Virginia Wesleyan College, has been visiting the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Thompson
Cora Nelson
Mine Nelson
B.S. Spilman
Aliss Knickerbocker
L. P. Wileliams
George 5. Laidley
Cerite
R.J. Newcomb
Kanawha Wy
James Clower
Romney
Willam Savage
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Halbert Pugh
Partemouth
Oalo
Jane Moory
Lee Street
Sem
Francis Johnson
White Sulphur Springs
Raymond Teets
Buckhan+ Row
West Virginia Wesleyan College
B. B. Stephenson
Ui State Rang Commission
Rochester
Minn
MC. Knox
Washington
W. Re Doot
PD. Chilton
Local society notes and travels reported
Yesterday Huntington officials and relatives were mentioned with plans to travel to Charleston and back to the city. Several named residents including Anne Campbell and Mrs M C Knox were noted for visits or returns from Washington.
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Capitol
Ruffner
Gatillion Club
Alex . Laing
John Dickinson
M. Merrill
C. C. Gressang
Community Activisian
Ruffner Memorial Church
Walnett
Kele
J. A. Arbuckle
Dan Congleton
Mount Vernon Apartments
Ckele
John Clark
Oney Street
Cirete
Mire
A. J. Dawson
Ross Dodson
Dixie Street
Ladies and Society of the First Christian Church
At & E
Mirele
Boyd Memorial
Wyllaima
Mre
Rodrigues
Bandras
Brazil
Kiele
Charlotte Kemper
Charlotte Kemper Seminary
Cieely
Walker Department Store
Capitol Street
Women’s Club
South Side Women's Club
Ladies and Society of the
Lawrence Methodist Episcopal Church
Lee Wilson
Lee Daleth
The
Delphians
Kanawha Hotel
Ladies and Society of St Mathews Episcopal Church
Dilmwood Avenue
Neely Pauline
Women's Missionary Society of the First
M. H. Church, South
Hadassah
Oridge
Palestine
Scheer
Als
H. R. Pugh
South Side Club
Jaibert Pugh
Portsmouth
G.H. Barksdale
Palmer
Miss Cinderella
Bart Shor
Charleston
A. Moore
New York
Anne Campbell
Mary Eleanorhilton
Campbell Mathews Wy
Weheska Dante
Baturdas
Vane
Peacy Cameron
KODAK
Amd
Fir
Anty &P
Peerless
Columbia Boulevarid
Virginia Street
Columbia Boulevard
Groduaté
CIA
Golke
Ocka
Uu Atued
Sumpaor
Clever
Sagt. Inal
Cha
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