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About Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1935)
oAy, JUNE 16, 1335. ans For Hill-Thompson Wedding, To e Solemnized Tuesday Night At First Presbyterian Church, Are Announced .o outstanding social event of week just pbeginning will be the riage of Miss Annie Laurie Hill priat Matthews Thompson, jr., h will be solemnized Tuesday ning at eight thirty o'clock in First Presbyterian church. pe ceremony Wwill be performed pr. E. L. Hill, the father of wride and ‘the pastor of the ch. He will be assisted by ‘the berend Nath Thompson, uncle the groom. Miss Hill. will be nded by her sister, Miss Sarah as maid of honor, and Mr. mpson’s brother, Harrison mpson, will act as best man. ridesmaids will be Miss Rosa on, of Savanrnah; Miss Martha enport, of Augusta; Miss Fran- Forbes, Miss Sarah Matthews. omemen and ushers wiil be Ad in Simpson, Hubert Owens, ¢ Brock, Albert Sams, Francis < and Dr. T. H. McHatton, the bride will be given in mar » by her unele, Dr. R, S. Hill, Montgomery, Ala. L invitations have been issued ine wedding, and all the friends pe two families are invited to present at the church. he brilliang series of pre-nup parties given in honor of Miss | the past three weeks, will con e through Tuesday, her wed . day. Few brides-elect have n more. royally entertained, a t that has contributed immeas ply to the season’s social calen hursday afternoon Mrs. Thom- Gray entertained at a beautiful lliss Mary Claire Oliver Weds Mr. Henry M. Cox Here June 8 “haracterized by simplicity and nity, the marriage of Miss Mary ire Oliver to Mr. Henry Miot « took place in Athens, Satur v June 8, at 8 o'clock, in the sence of the immediate fam s and a few - close relatives. v. 7. A. Oliver, brother of the ide, performed the ceremony. o bride wore a dark blue crepe it with matching accessories. r corsage was of gardenias. After the ceremony the bride’s sther, Mrs. Mamie Oliver, was tess at an informal reception. e reception rooms were beauti- Ily decorated with summer flow . Those assisting in entertain . were Mrs. Y. A. Oliver, Miss Let Langley, Jane and Theresa 15S MARY DALTON, DANIELSVILLE, WEDS VIR ROY ALBERT BRADLEY, PALMETTO, FLA. ANIELS VILLE—Mr.. and Mrs. sles Dalton of Dalton, North rolina and Danielsgville, Ga., ‘have nounced the marriage of their ughter, Mary, to Mr. Roy Albert dley of Palmeltto, Florida, on dnesday, June 12. Irs. Bradley is one of North rolina’s and Georgia’s most ely and accomplished young les. Ir. Bradley is head of the phar ceutical department of the Brad- Drug Company of Palmetto, ,and is a man of unusual abil having graduated from the iversity of Florida with the hest average of any pharmdcy dent in the history of that in tution. He was awanded the vid W. Ramsaur medal, a year presentation to the student at ning the highesy scholastic av ng for his college work. t is fitting that Miss Dalton is larrying into medical eircles as ¢ late Dr. R. P. Sorrells of iss Katherine Dußose Entertains Miss Mattox liss Katherine Dußose enter-I ned informally a congepial group | the young college set, Friday ening as a beautfiul courtesy to ss Jane Mattox, of Ohio, the pular guest of Miss Eleancr Wil ms. The lovely home was ar tically decorated with gorgeous rden flowers throughout, grac the spacious drawing room, Il and library. Jelicious refreshments were ved during the evening. Miss Bose, always a charming hos s, extended the usual gracious pitality of the delightful home. & 0. RST BAPTIST W.M.S. MEETING 'he Women's Missionary society Il meet Monday afternoon at 4:30 lock for their monthly business eting. All members are urged he present. ; % N 7 i~ 0] Y L (SR N It's reasonable and comfortable to eat on a meal ticket at Cos ‘a’s. Why worry praeparing meals during the hot weather? 90 Meals for S3O il 33 1-3¢ each Costa’s Gull osta’s Gni bridge party for Miss Hill. The attractive home was lovely in the decorations of lilies in effective arrangement. Miss Hill was pre sented a pretiy gift and Miss Isa belle Brumby won the top score. Delicious refreshments followed the spirited game. - Friday evening Mrs. Edwin K. Smith entertained Miss Hill and the wedding party at a delightful buffet supper. The handsome home was exquisitely decorated through out the lower floor. Green and white carried a bridal note in the dining room, resplendent in the perfect detatls, The lovely table, overlaid with an imported cloth of Chinese cut work, was centered with a graéeful arrangement ot shasta daisies. A delicious supper was served buffet. Sunday evening Miss Rosa Car son will entertain the wedding party and out-of-town guests in formally at supper in the lovely home of Major and Mrs. Hunter Harris, whom she is visiting. Monday evening, Mrs. James ‘White, jr., will entertain Miss Hill and the bridal party and out-of town guests at a lovely buffet sup per in her handsome home on Prince avenue, which will follow the rehearsal. Also en'tertaining will be Mr, and Mrs. Hampton Rowland who will entertain at Beach Haven, the home of the Rowland’'s near the city, at a beautiful luncheon Tuesday, which will assemble 'the wedding mparty and out-of-town guests and will conclude the charm ing series of pre-nuptial parties. Mrs. Cox is the daughter of Mrs. Mamie Oliver of Atlanta, formerly of Grayson, Ga. and the late H. P.. Oliver. Her brothers are Rev. Y. A.!Oliver and Mr. T. J. Oliver of Atlanta. Mr. Cox was formerly a mem ber of the faculty of the Georgia School of Technology. For the past year he has been with the fUniversity of Georgia. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cox of Toccoa, Ga., and brother of Mr. H. B. Cox and Mrs. P. E. Ben son of Atlg.lta. After Junt 22, Mr. and Mrs. Cox will make their home during the summer at 90 Springdale, Athens, Ga. Athens, and ,Madison county was her mateérnal grandfather, and the late D. N. Dalton of Winston- Salem, an imminent .surgeon of North Carolina, was her paternal uncle, while Dr. A. B. Jones, Dr. R. B. Jones and Dr. W. N. Dal ton, ‘three of Winston-Salem’s most prominent practicing physici ans gre her paternal first cousins as i also Dr. E. N. Phillips of Hope Mills, North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley left by motor immediately after the cere mony which was solemnized by Rev. E. L. Hill, of Athens, for Washing'ton, New York, and places of interest in Canada, Hollywood and places of note in California, Before returning, they will be for a week guests at the O. 1. Stan ley Ranch in Cortez, Colorado. Mrs. Stanley is a paternal aunt of Mr. Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley will be at home in Palmetto, Fla, after the fifteenth of August. MRS. B. S. WILDER IS SHOWER HONOREE e e About twenty friends met at the home of Mrs. B. S. Wilder Fri day evening for a surprise’ kitchen shower. When Mr. and Mrs. Wil - der returned from having supper with Miss "Thelma Lester at her home on Burnett street, the friends were all assembled in the living room. I Opening of the packages provedl /to be the high point of the even ing when many lovely and useful gifts wepe received by the honor guest. Mrs. Wilder was Miss Inez Burkhalter before her marriage on June 6 to Mr. Buford S. Wilder of Athens and Musella. Delicious refreshments were served. * ¢ ® Mrs. Asbury Hodgson House-Party Hostess Saturday morning Mrs. Thomas Hubbard McHatton, Mrs. Walter Jones, Mrs. J. V. H. Rucker, and her sister, Mrs. Harrison Watts, of Waycross; Mrs. Andrew Erwin, Mrs. Edwin K. Smith and Mrs. Milton Jarnagin motored to Dil lard, where they are being charm ingly entertained as week-end guests of Mrs. Asbury Hodgson. The lovely summer home, i§ ideal for entertaining with a magnifi cent view of the mountains in ev-| ery direction. Mrs. Hodgson's cor-l dial hospitality is always happily extended, and it goes without say ing the guests will have a wonder ful trip. e & I_SMITH-HUBBARD Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Smith an nounce the marriage of their daughter, Mabel Alice, to Mr. George D. Hubbard, the marriage being solemnized April 29, 1934, in Anderson, S. C. 1 LI |+ Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lane and Jyoung sons of Monticello, have "taken a house on Reese street, near Pulaski, and have with them for summer school Miss Marjorie Persons of Monticello. Mr. Lane jis connected with Benson Bakery. PERSONAL MENTION Miss Helen Griffeth leaves today for Pembroke, N. C., where she will teach during the summer. . * @ ‘Mrs. Julius Y. Talmadge return ed Saturday night from Atlanta, where she attended the state coun cil of the Daughters of 1812, and was entertained as the guest of Mrs. Charles Rice and Mrs, John Marshall Slaton. . » - Friends of Mrs, Henry M. Beusse of Columbus, Ga., will be pleased to learn that she 1s convalescing at St. Mary’s houspital following an operation several days ago. - L - Miss Carlotta Alexander of Wash ington, Ga., was the guest of Miss Mary E. Creswell Friday and Sat urday. . - . Miss Elizabeth Todd returned Whdnesday from a delightful visit to Highlands, N. C. She was ac companied by Miss Louise Pickens of the University of Illinois. who was passing through on her way to Florida. - - * Miss _Annabelle Robinson of the University of Illinois, was the guest of Miss Elizabeth Todd during the latter part of the week, ¢ - - Friends of Miss Martha McAl pine are delighted that she is in Athens during the University sum ‘mer quarter. Miss McAlpine is itea.ching nursery school educatign. L . - Miss ‘Mattie Rampley, formerly of Athens, now teaching in Florida, was in the city during the past week. . . - Mrs., Margaret Blair has just re turned from a week of motoring in Virginia. She was accompanied by her father Mr. J. C. Harris of Cave Spring, Ga. They also visited re latives in Washington and in Balti- Imore where they were joined by Mrs, Harris who was on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Harris, jr., form erly of Athens. Mount Vernon, Wakefield, Stratford. Yorktown, Williamsburg, and Jamestown were among the places of historic inter est which were visited. * - - Mr. and Mrs. Billups Johnson of Atlanta, are visiting relatives for the week-end, I . . . I Miss Nell Johnson leaves Wed nesday for California to attend the Kappa Delta convention. - ~ . Mr. and Mrs. Warren Moise of Atlanta, joined their young daugh ter, Marion, here Saturday, for a week-end visit with relatives. Mrs. Moise will remain over for several days. I. - . | Dr. and Mrs. John Morris are spending the week-end in Birming ham with their daughter, Mrs. Al bert Mobley. . * . Mrs. Hamilton Reid has returned to Eatonton following a visit to Mrs. Preston Brooks. Mrs, Hutch inson who was also her guest has returned to Birmingham. *% = { Mr. E. R. Hodgon 'is ispending the week-end at White Su\pher. * * * Mrs. E. R, Hodgson and Mr. Paul Hodgson leave Monday for their summer home, Tanglewood, near Hendersonville, N. C. . 8 O s Dr. and Mrs. Preston Brooks have returnedggrom a visit to Lake Bur~ ton. Anniversary Tea Is Given Monday First Methodist W. M. S.l Will Honor Officers and Members of 25 Years ago| Pl | The anniversary tea to be given by the Missionary society of the First Methodist church, in honor of the officers and members of the society twenty-five years ago, in the garden of Mrs. W. H. Benson, on University Drive, Monday after-~ noon from 5:30 to 7, o'clock, will be featured by an interesting pro gram of music and short talks, “Why we celebrate as a Confer ence,’ is the subject on which Mrs, C. C. Jarrell will speak. “First Methodist society twenty five years ago,” by Mrs. H. E. Martin. “Our Society Today,” Mrs. D, F. Miller, “A Tribute,” Mrs. Louis Johnson. The ladtes holding office twenty five years ago and who are being Ihonored at the tea are Miss Mary Lucas, who served as president; Mrs. T. J. Wooster, first vice presi dent; Mrs. H. E. Martin, recording secretary; Mrs. Cobb Lampkin, agent of The Voice; Mrs. Madison Nicholson, librarian; chairman of children’s work, Miss Mary Hunni cutt; chairman of music, Mrs, A. C. Fears. Pioneer Workers It is impossible to get a com plete list of the membership roll, but it is interestihg to note the records show the following |ladles had taken part on various programs twenty-five years ago: ' Mrs. E. J. Bondurant, Mrs. Tom Comer, Mrs. W. T, Bryan, Miss Mary Bacon, Mrs. 8. V. Sanford, Mrs. J. M. Howell. Mrs, D. L Earnest, Mrs. Rebecca Gerdine, Mrs. Max Hubert, Mrs. M. L. Troutman, Mrs, R.. L. Moss, jr, Mrs. B J. Crawford and Mrs. J. M. Rogers. In case of rain, or disagreeable weather, the tea will be held at the First Methodist church. For those who would like to at tend and have no way of getting to Mrs, Benson, cars will be at the church at 5:30 to carry them out. All members of the church are invited and are urged to attend the tea given in honor of the officers and entire church membership. ~ —Publicity chairman, THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA Miss Emmie Bolton is spending ten days at Ridgecrest, N. C. . s @ Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Carson, Gordon jr, and Miss Carolina Car son of Savannah, arrived Saturday afternoon to visit Mrs. Rosa D. Hull on Hill street. - - . Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson of Bal ‘timore, Md., arrived the past week to spend some time with her niece, Mrs. Willie Johnson, at her home on the Lexington road, . = » The Reverend and Mrs. Lawton Riley, accompanied by Pat Brad ley, their young son, leave Monday morning for their home in Hyatts ville, Md., following a delightful visit of several days to Mrs. M. P. O’Callaghan, * % » Misses Eleanor Williams and Miss Jane Mattox left Saturday for Macon to spend the week-end with Mrs. K. J. Williams at her country place on the Forsythe road. - . - Mr, and Mrs. 3. C, Hutchins.l sr., are spending the week-end in Atlanta with relatives, going over, to hear Gypsy Smith, sr., of Eng land. | - * L Mr. and Mrs R, L. Black, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dunson, Missl Helen and Walker Dunson, Mrs Colquitt Hardman, Tom Hardman, 111, and Miss Jean Hardman, Mrs. A. B. Deadwyler, Mrs. G. T. Rice and Catherine Rice, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Maughon, Mrs. J. C. Ver ‘ner, Dorothy - Verner, ~ Dorothy Montgomery and Cecelia Harber, Mr. and Mrs. P. B, Trawick, Em ily Mera and Paul Trawick, of Commerce were visitors here the past week. . g 9 w Misses Ellen Munson and Eliza beth Blackwell of Columbia, 8. Q. are the guests of Misses Emily and Nell Campbell, s e Little Alice Noian Jones, eight vear old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiiley Jones, will leave this after noon for San Antonio, Texas, where she will spend the summer with her grandmother, Mrs. Alice Jones. \The litile girl will make the trip alone. Miss Helen Parr spent Yyester day in Atlanta. R P Miss Ethel Jackson and her mother motored to Atlanta Sat urday to attend the silver wed ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Turner on Wieuca road. * % ® Miss Victoria Betts has return ed from West Palm Beach, Fla., where she visited relatives. . . . Miss Erna Proctor of Atlanta is spending the week-end ‘here with relatives. . * e Mrs. H. E. Martin has returned from a visit to Mrs. Thomas Nei bling in Atlanta. . % * Miss Annie Ricker of Elberton was among the visitors here Fri day. & 8N Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Davis and children left Saturday fqr Dillard, the summer home of Mrs. Davis’ mother, Mrs. Ch‘arles Talmadge. . * Mr. Howell Hollis has returned from Newnan and will be here several weeks. Mrs. Hollis is spending the summer in Newnan. I Mrs. Agnes Eberhart ‘ Presents Her Pupils In Pound Auditorium ‘" On Wednesday evening, June 12, at 8 o'clock, in Pound auditorium, Mrs. Agnes Eberhardt, instructor in pianoforte at Coordinate col lege,. presented a group of her pu pils in the following program: Quartette, One Piano, Chami nade—Susan Rice, Elsie Catrey, Maude Wendlinger, Marion Math ews. Solos: My Pals, Tweedle Dum, Tweedle Dee; The Band is Play ing Dixie; Summer Days—Criss- Cross—Susan Rice. Quartetet, Two Pianos: L'Ange lus, Gounod — Susan Rice, Elsie Cartey, Maude Wendlinger, Mar ion Mathews. 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