Beautiful post wedding party for Mrs. John Darwin Davis
Mrs. Ick B. Hunt hosted a refined reception for Mrs. John Darwin Davis nee Ber nice Himes at her home. Guests wore elegant afternoon gowns as roses and sweet peas brightened the sun room and garden. White crepe and pink lace outfits complemented the event with corsages and silver tea service enhancing the garden setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Sanders
Newnan
Hunt
Mesmés T. A. Bowles
A. A. Es
E. J. Polhill
Ferrow Himes
A. W. Hill
Brentz Previtt
Foster Pointer
Wilbur Bailey
Social notes recount a June bridge party and church gathering
A society column details a silver bowl centerpiece and blue linen dress at a ladies’ reception with about 150 guests. It notes upcoming entertainments for Mr. and Mrs. John Darwin Davis and a Thursday bridge party at Miss Malone’s home. W M V U at First Baptist and Mrs Belew’s gift to improve Sunday rooms are mentioned. Mrs Gilbert White hosts a barbecue for sisters Nettie Lou Witt and Beg ins at her Mooreville home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Elizabeth J
Jenemia
Miss Malone
John Darwin Davis
W. M. VU
First Baptist Church
A. T. Hanson
Jesus
Hanson
Railly
B. P. Cartwright
Matthew
Gilbert White
Nettie Lou Witt
Atlanta
Mrs. Begins
Mooresville
Miss Mary Grimes Heads Home After Visit
Personal notices list Miss Mary Grimes leaving for Sheffield after visiting her brother W L Grimes and Mrs Grimes. Others include Carl Préderick heading to Anderson Indiana for an arch of God convention and Miss Elizabeth Davis visiting Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Grimes
Sheffield
W. L. Grimes
Carl Préderick
Ae Oe
Anderson
Ind
The
Arch of God
Mary Louise Argend
J. R. Simpson
Florence
Cupid Spans 20 Years To Bring Fifi Romance
Long Island love tale traces Anne A. Stillman and Fowler McCormick as they wed, after Stillman divorce from James A. Stillman. McCormick, heir to the harvester fortune, and Stillman ally Bud Stillman’s world intersect as they pursue happiness amid society eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Bud Srnimass
James A Sthaman
James A. Stillman
New York
Anne A. Stillman
Fowler McCormick
Harvester Millions
McCormick
Bud
Princeton
Lena Wilson
Stillman
East Hampton
L. I
Long Island
Anne’ A. ,Stillman
McCormicks
Milwaukee
Honeymoon Fashion Hint From Lisbeth Contemplating Travel
The piece notes MME Lisbeth contemplating a honeymoon and travel plans within the month. Ina Claire-Jack Gilbert's wife appears in a stylish beige wool crepe coat paired with natural fox fur, worn over a blond flat crepe frock with a jaunty beret showing a bold side view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Ina Claire
Jack Gilbert
Insect Wing Beats Compared by Speed
A fly can execute about 320 wing strokes per second while a honeybee averages 240. The fact highlights the rapid wing movement differences between common flying insects.
Youthful Pattern Suggests Cape Collar Skirt Set
Decatur Daily Pattern Department offers a spring catalog with a dainty young girl outfit featuring a cape collar and a belted waist. Patterns in voile georgette lawn and crepe require experience and sizes 10 to 16, with yardage guidance and a 15 cent pattern price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Singer to Be the Guest of Relatives
Miss Marty Cortner of Greenwood Mississippi will be the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. R G Cortner and Mr. and Mrs. T A Bowles. She is en route home from Kentucky where she heads the music department at Centre College. Cortner won the Southern tests in the Atwater Kent radio audition and finished second in the national audition in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Cortner
Greenwood
R. G. Cortner
T. A. Bowles
Cortner
Two Tomes of Rose Leaves Needed for Attar of Roses
Two toms of rose leaves are required to extract one ounce of attar of roses. The note specifies the amount of plant material needed per ounce of perfume extract.
Woman Leans On Gloves While Trimming Rosé Crop
A terse note describes wives using old kid gloves for rosé trimming, claiming the thorny stems do not cling to canvas gloves. The line contrasts cotton and glove materials in pruning work.
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John William Wyker
W. M. Voorhies
Loudie Moore Pointer
Julia Leigh Lynne
Frances Mason
Lucille Giles
W. L. Grimés
First Baptist
Mrs. Gilbert White
C. B. Elliot
Russell Humphrey
Dothan
Ala
Mrs
A. E. Humphrey
Elizabeth Davis
Huntsville
Helen Kingsbury
Mrs. Sprott
Nashville
Edward Park
Will Wyker
Billie Voorhies
Mattie Lee Sapp
Amanda Lee
Jack
High Point, 8. C
Wm. H. Bohnsack
Birmingham
Billie Wyker
Selma
Roy Wilson
Mrs. W. M. Moseley
Chattanooga
Ee Bergen
Mrs. Fowler
God Mammon
Ouste
Harold F. McCormick
Edith Rockefeller
John D
Fifi
Guy Stillman
Fred Beauvais
Henry Helfich
Reyaygient Hospital
H. B. Mangrum
Ardmore, Ala
R. l Parsons
Alabama Lumber and Building Material Association
W. M. Richardson
Parsons
Mobile
W. B. Edmundson
Hot Springs
Marcelle Collier
Eugene’ Collier
Kate Lile
Sadie Rolfe
How
Sam Alexander
Cecilia
Harry Olshine
Dean Royer
Points
Florida
Jane Abercrombie
Charles Thigpen
Montgomery
Sewanee
Mrs. Ware
J. R. Smiley
Jack Knight
Washington, D. C
Seybourne Lynn i
Strumental
Bank St. Decatur
Wohl’s
Princess $1,000 Free Gold Group OF Merchants
Chic
By Mme. Lisbeth
Decatur Daily
Anne Adams
Speake, Warren & Ratliff
Second Avenue
Silk
Kayser
Free Gold Group of Merchants
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