Mrs R D Crawford Entertains Club and Guests
Mrs RD Crawford hosted a semi monthly bridge contest for her club with Dogwood blossom decor. Attendees included Mrs George Vance, Mrs James Dees, Mrs C R Church, Mrs Richard Ramsey, Mrs Leon Harvar, Mrs R M Rosan, and Mrs W H Johnson. Mrs Vance won the high score trophy. hostess served light refreshments. Visitors at a seated tea honored Mrs Abatt Bryeon of Rehabeth Beach Delaware, hosted by Mrs Robert E Yarbrough at 1102 West Burdeshaw Street with blue Dutch rugs and pink rose decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abatt Bryeon
Rehabeth Beach
Delaware
Robert E Yarbrough
West Burdeshaw Street
Spring Bride Motif Reflected in Refreshment Table
A spring wedding reception featured a dainty sand wiches and confections course with a tea table draped in a handsome cloth and silver insetting. Mira J. H. Bry of Spring flowers presided, with twenty younger social set members in attendance. Mr Zolly Doak will travel to Nashville to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Ann Spickard, joined by sister Mra T. W. Kolle of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira J. H. Bry
Zolly Doak
Nashville
Tenn
Ann Spickard
Mra T. W. Kolle
Chicago
Mrs Malone Hosts Tea for Quincy Guest at Park Ave Home
Mrs Malone entertained Mrs Edmund Corry of Quincy at a Friday afternoon tea on South Park Avenue. The home featured white iris azalea arrangements and a pink azalea centerpiece. H F McCarty presided, with Marguerite Newton and Mrs Charles Smart assisting. Guests included Mrs Corry and numerous local ladies. note mentions Elsie Brannon’s fall at 206 W Washington Street.
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Edmund Corry
Quincy
Fia
George ¥. Malone
South Park Avenue
H. F. McCarty
Marguerite Newton
Charles Smart
Mra Corry
J HO Bryson
Rhett Bryson
Rehobeth Beach
Delaware
E. W. Hawkins
Beaty Whiddon
Zolly Doak
Leslie Smart
Frank Newton
Frank Covington
H. H Burdeshaw
John Goldthwaits
A. ¥. Malone
Lucy Pearson Malone
J. P. Culver
Elsie Brannon
Washington ‘Street
Mrs Beasley Hosts Tea For Mrs Perry in Tallahassee
Mrs Perry formerly of Tallahassee Florida, visiting Dotuan, attended a tea at Mrs Beasley’s home on Lernerstierk. Decorations featured blue and yellow with a central silver bowl of yellow roses, blue tris, and white lilies. Guests included Mrs Pant Jo Mueller Mrs Arthur Watson Mrs E J Murphy and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baal Perry
Tallahassee
Fla
Dotuan
Waa
OW. Beasley
Waali
Inforna
Lertensierk
E J Murphy
Mra Perry
Pant Jo Mueller
Arthur Watson
H B. Burdeanaw
R. C. Smith
Rawlins McKinney
A . Whiddon
Bess Whidden Moulthrop
Miss Gustavus Andress And W. E. Blackwell Marry
Social news item reports the March 11 wedding of Miss Gustavus Andress of Madrid to William Edward Blackwell of Ozark in the bride's home. Rev. E C Moore officiated with a formal ceremony and elaborate decorations. Afterward a reception was held, with attendants and guests, followed by a wedding trip to New Orleans. The couple will reside in Ozark where Blackwell manages Pine Plume Lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavus Andress
W. E. Blackwell
D. Andress
Madrid
William Edward Blackwell
Ozark
E. C. Moore
Dothan
Ferna
John T Marshall
Cottonwood
Lafe
Mary Jim Andress
Elva Andress
Louise Cooper
Elizabeth Andress
W. M. Blakwell
Mary Frances Duke
Columbiana
John B. Causey
John T. Marshall
Russes
Mary Jim
New Orleans
Blackwell
Pine Plume Lumber Company
Montgomery County
Ramer
Ala
State Teachers College
Troy
Tulane School of Social Work
Houston County
East
Coffee County
American Red Cross
Enterprise
Givins Sisters Host Lawn Party and Contest
Misses June and Charlotte Givings daughters of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Giving invited a large group of friends to a Thursday lawn party at their home. Outdoor games and a contest provided amusement. Miss Annette Coleman won a prize. Light refreshments followed with guests named, including Ann McLain Ann Murphy Charley Kraselsky Carlos Oppert Lowie Meadows Paul Hutchings Sam Stephens Wallace Scarbrough Barbara Talent Winfield Baird Lee Trawick Marilyn Able Mary Cannon Mer a Cannon Margaret Weathers Sara Page Betty Sue Ingram Virginia Ann LaVoe Lis on Johnson Fina Blanch Headley Witls Headley Jane King Nar y Lou King Delia Hall Patsey Martin Dale Wilson Judy Caldwell Ann Ray Ritter Marjorie Newberry Jerry Newberry Robbie Ann Hataten Bobby Hawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June
Charlotte Givas
W. D. Giving
W. Newton Street
Annette Coleman
Ann McLain
Ann Murphy
Charley Kraselsky
Carlos Oppert
Lowie Meadows
Paul
Robbie Ann Hataten
Bobby Hawley
Alabama College Girls To Get Vacation
Montevallo Alabama Car go students will be coming home touraday April 8 for spring holidays After a week's vacation they will return to the campus and a busy schedule of events winding up activities for the year Houston County students include the following girls Carolyn Clark Lane Flurry Anna Cobb Hall Anrelina Hall Jimmilyn Newton Jim tale Reeves and Betty Jean Wilkes of Dothan Martha Allee Adama Ida Carolyn Hammond and Sarah Corlina of Columbia and Elisabeth Ivey of Webb
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevallo - Alabama Cargo
Houston County
Carolyn Clark
Lane Flurry
Anna Cobb Hall
Anrelina Hall
Jimmilyn Newton
Jimtale Reeves
Betty Jean Wilkes
Dothan
Martha Allee Adama
Ida Carolyn Hammond
Sarah Corlina
Columbia
Elisabeth Ivey
Webb
Guest Artists Featured At Harmony Club Meeting
The Harmony Club heard two noted musicians Mrs. D. G. Gonzales pianist from Washington DC and Mrs. James Verta tovalist of Peabody MA. Mrs. Gonzales played Lotu Land and Lento by Cyril Scott while Mrs. Verta sang My Heart at Thy Sweet Valle s Trees and Oh Dry Those Tears with Mrs. W C Smith at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
D. G. Gonzales
Washington, DC
James Verta
Peabody
Mass
Dupree Davis
Curtis Adama
John Hubbard
Lee
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Julian Hall
Mightim Gales
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Mrs
Frank
Mrs. Malone
Mrs. Beasley
Mrs. Perry
Blumberg’s
Blumberg
California Sports Hollywood Cinema Knox
Brewster Fred Block
Mes, William Edward Blackwell
Givins Sisters
James Robert Ward
U. 8 Navy
Ward Ia
T C. Ward
Yale Lewis
Camp Gruber
Oklahoma
Lewis
Judge
Mre
Jace
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