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Afternoon Tea for Brides to Be at McEntire Home
The McEntire antebellum house hosted a tea on Saturday for brides to be Martha Nash and Sallye Burnum with honorees and socializing in formal attire. Guests included Miss Nash, Miss Burnum, Miss Anne Gray of Louisville and others from local families with garden arrangements and silver service enhancing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antebellum
Leroy McEntire
J. Y. Hamil
E. H. Barnett
James H. Johnson
McEntire
Joamilton
Mary Stuart Terrell
An Gray
Louisville, Ky
Betsy Jane Elam
Tuscaloosa
Frank W. Troup
E. W. McLeod
Nash
Martha. Nash
Robert Gibson McNelly
Ida Groves
Iowa
Jacqueline Johnson
East Waktut Street
Luther
Roy. Nast
Miss Nash
Miss
R. W. Anderson
Byron Carrell
Jack McLaughlin
Betty
Foster Pointer
Elizabeth Anderson
Anne Kimbrough
Constance Peerson
Wilson Tsvidér
Sallye Burnum
T. M. Jones III
Miss Burnum
Cornelian Hotel
Martha Nash
Central, Methodist Church
Luther Roy Nash
Anne Gray
Louisville
Betsy
Jane Elam
Ala
Ann McEntire
Betsy Foster Pointer
Earl Alverson
W. J. .Duncan III
T. M. Jones II
James Tillery
Tyne Sevier
R. W. McWhorter