September Wedding at Christ Church in Gulf City
A September wedding at Christ Church unites Miss Ver Prague, second eldest daughter of Mrs. Alice V. Sprague, with Mr. De Witt Hutch. The ceremony featured a Lohengrin Wedding March, a full choir, and a reception of friends and relatives in the Gulf City social and musical circles. The bridal party included Miss Donna Hamburger and Miss Clifton Moses, with Myron Sprague conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis
Prague
Alice V. Sprague
de Witt Hutch
Gulf City
Dunster
Allyn Feeks
L. L. Duggan
John Willis
Bridal Splendor As Hutchins Couple Wed In Mobile
Dow lace and a Parisian white marine hat crowned the bride with lilies of the valley as roses and lilies adorned her bouquet. Attendants wore white point d esprit gowns and silk gowns with lace and net details. After ceremony the couple hosted a reception then departed for Biloxi for a honeymoon at the White House. They plan to establish home at 871 Dauphin Street in Mobile.
Miss Robin Sweatt Hosts Inez Haynes For Social Visit
In Mobile Miss Robin Sweatt entertains guest Inez Haynes from Hattiesburg with a welcome visit. They enjoyed Quo Vadis at the Lyric, followed by films and small feasts, then a rock party at Sweatt’s home with four tables of games and a helper hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Sweatt
Hattiesburg
Inez Haynes
Mobile
Miss Sweatt
P. m
Kathleen Sweatt
Punch
Miriam Steber
Katherine Brown
May Hughes
Millidred Cassidy
Annie Louise Lauber
Blanche Sullivan
Moss Point
Kathleen Bryant
Robbin Sweatt
John Steber
Charley Roe
George Bitzer
J. W. Lauber
Mr. Knuph
Mr. Cousins
Mr. Muir
Marengo Man for Attorney General Eyes Campaign
George Pegram of Farnsdale, a Montgomery County legislator, is rumored to seek the Alabama attorney general seat and has begun a state canvass with formal announcement expected in October. John H. Wallace Jr. campaigns for governor after speeches in Collinsville and Scottsboro. Chicago reports a fatal Central Hotel blaze with one worker killed and firefighters overcome by smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
George Pegram
Farnsdale
Eeee County
Pegram
Wallace
Capital
John H. Wallace
North Alabama
Collinsville
de Kalb
Scottsboro
Jackson County
Chicago
New Central
State Street
Thomas Yates
Beautiful Home Wedding in Mercer Residence
Miss Mamie Mercer became the bride of Mr. E. A. Coleman in a formal ceremony at the Mercer home. The event featured palm decorations, Lohengrin’s March, Rev. S. W. Roberts officiating, and a formal reception with many gifts for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Mercer
Mamie
E. A. Coleman
Corinne Grotz
Herbert Cody
A.grotz
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of Feminine World
Bell
Miss Haynes
Magnolia
Lyon Mfg. CO
Atlas
Lyon Mra.Co
Brooklyn,ny
Opriet
Willis & Percy Jewelers and Silversmiths
Dauphin Street
Merchants Bank
Mobile, Alabama
Sapa
Marengo
James Worthington
Helen Worthingham
Ida Louise Harris
Helen Pittman
Margaret Donnelly
Willie Carrell
Jessie Moore
Carolyn Acree
Jack Roberts
George Harris
Jesse Acree
Richard Harris
Ed Roberts
Louise Sprague
DeWitt Hutchins
Myron T. Sprague
Christchurch
S. Claiborne Street
Margarite Lawson
Evelyn Bartee
Evelyn B. Robertson
Mary Lane of
Gadsden
A. F. Kersting
Spring Hill
John Sallinger
St. Louis
Sophie Laws
Margaret Austill
New Orleans
Loraine Cunningham
Birmingham
Bessie Gilmore
Major
Mrs. Burgess
Fort Morgan
Harry Donald
Church Street
John Kontent
Taylor
Robert Herndon
Highland Lake Park
N. C
Nettie
Mary Chandler
New York City
Ihese Two
Jeanette Kearns
Fanny Fike
J. J. Peterson
North Carolina
Josephine Harris
Fairhope
P. W. Tompki
Misses
Gladys
Healing Springs
Tompkis
Saluda
N. Cc
J. F. Seale
Kathrine
Selma, Ala
W. A. Smith
W. M. Fincher
Battles
Katie Mae Niplan
Sans Souci Beach
Mabel Herbert Arnor
Helen
Warren
Paris
Cafe d’Armenonville
The
Bois
West
Armenonville’s
Champs Elysees
New York
Yeend Potter CO
Potter
Norfolk
Madras
Péereales
Chambray
Justin
Serge New
Nain
Sook
Frederick Conde
Re Ham
Percale
fRice
Alladin
Broadway
Parrot and CO
Evelyn
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