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January 7, 1£22 dressed in a blue tricotine dress’ came in on the arm of Mrs. Annie M. Jones, matron of honor. The best man was Mr. John Harde man. The ceremony was per formed by Lieut. Borwn. A menu of chicken salad on let tuce leaves, beaten biscuits, sweet pickles, potatoe chipps, jello with whipped cream and cake followed the ceremony. We wish to extend to Mr. and Mrs. Broughton our best, wishes for success along the royal path of life. The marriage of Mrs. Mary Hector and Mr. Notie Wash ington took place at the bride's home, 857 Meigs street, Sunday night, December 25, 1921, the R v. Mr. N. H. Gamble officiat ing. The br de was arrayed in a beautiful white silk Georgette dress. Her ved was fastened •abaut her head with a reef of wllite forget- me-nots, and the p nd of it trailed the floor far in rear of her. As she advanced a pair of beautiful white slippers, matching her attractive costume, could be seen. She carried a. bouquet of Lilly of the Valley! ros°s and pink carnations. The room where the ceremonies was performed and was decorated withk ferns and pot flowers. Over head spiral cordon* were at.ach ed to the chandelier extended like the spokes of a wheel, to every side of the room. To those were attached wedding bells which -sounded every hme they were touched. The best man was Mr. Ernest Winfrey, Mrs. Min tor ia Stewart was matron of ho or. Au excellent menu followed th eorem ony. We wi«h for Mr. and Mrs. Washington a long and happy life.' Mrs. Lula Flanigan gave a so cial entertainment in honor of her grand-daughter, Miss Susie Mae Adkins, Sunday afternoon, January 1, 1922, at her h0me,1529 THE ATHENS RE PU B LIQ UE THE TRINITY PUBLICATION SOCIETY HOME OF THE ATHENS REPUBLIQUE Announces the change of its location from the Callaway Building to 343 Hull Street in calling distance of the Morton Drug Company Call and see us. Your orders will have our prompt attention W. Broad street. As the Christ mas hollv had yet remained a few ferns were addi d to the deco ration. While MesdaniPs Car o line Irwin and Josie Basset stooci waiting to serve the first course Mrs. Flanigan introduced her good luck sign known as hog jowl, peas, and cracklin bread. She told the guests they must eat them. The blessing was asked by Rev. Edd Mitchell. After giving them their New Year din ner for luck she served fruit sal ad, gelatine, hot ch calate, nuts, carenal, cocan it and cake. Mrs. Murdell B. Mitchel operated the Victrolia on ‘’Pearl of Haren.” Mr. Leroy Thomas and Jorone Bell, Pianists rendered real music.. ThosL'present were Misses Mat tie L. Bolls, Carrie Durham, Charlotte Pope, Julie Lewis, P arl Hawkins, Messrs Andrew Durham, Roolsevelt Brown, Luth er McCoy, Willie Few, Johnnie Martin, Paul F. Sam, Stephen S. Lester, Edd W. Pope, Willie B. Hail, Robert Wil ingham. All r-port a fine time for the beginning of 1922. Miss Lucy B. William spent a part of the Christmas in Lexing ton, G-t., visiting relatives and friends. She returned to the city on Thursday December 29, 1921. She reports a fine time. ' Miss Sallie B. Wilkinson, of . Lexington, Ga., is the guest of her cousin Miss Lucy B. Williams this week. A delicious dinner was served at the home of Miss Lucy Wil liams, Friday evening December 30, 1921 at 4 o’clock. The mem: consisted of Parker house rolls, pork roast, rice, French potatoes, hot chocolate ambrosia and cake. After dinner they played many games and danced. Those present were Misses Mary L. Jones, A. Jackson, Sallie B. Wilkinson, and Lucy B. Williams, Messrs. Bob Floyd, S. T. Prather and Roy Arnold. All reports a delightful time. One of the most elaborate ac casions of the Christmas was a beautiful party given by Miss Nan entt Cole on Thursday evening. • The hous u was beautiful decorated lin holly, misletoeand ferns. Miss C de in her gracious manner re cieved the following for the even ing’s merriment Mesdames M. L. Jefferson, C. Drake, S. W . Will, M. J. Holbrooks, Wm. Gaafield, Wm. Masmi, Misses Georgia Belle Molbrool:*-. Carrie Davis, Carrie Garfield, Sarah Horton, Bettie L. Jackson, M. 8., A. M. and C. I. Burn ice Hill, Messrs Lawrence McW’horter. Henry Pinkard, Jack McLaughlin, Harry Raines, A. T. Jackson, Thomas Garfiald, C. C. Chandler, and Ben Dagers, of Atlanta, and R._ C. Gresham, of Philadelphia. The twilight of the evening was PAGE FIVE