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fc JW i TH EXONSTITUTIONATLANTA GA 8UN PAY 21. Oglesby Gammon. Yr. nd MrtIJolinFoltpn Lewis of Valdoa4 Gaftnnonnc the mar- stage of their daughter. Mrs.

Lamar Lewis vOfcU by. to Dr. Julian Gammon. of Jacksonville. Fla.

on September II at the Church of the New York city. T- Hawktnsville Ga. September IT. Mrs. 11.

E. Roden announces the marriage of her daughter. Emma Ttoden. to Dr. E.

Grubb. of Washington which occurred. September 15 at the home of E. W. Goode Peters Rambo.

namoo. taking place at 7 clock at the home of the brides aunt Mrs. Clyde R. Suber. In Inman Park.

in the presence of relatives and a few friends. The Rev. W. M. Seay officiated the impressive ring ceremony be- of ferns.

with candelabra on ltji side formed the decoraf tlons. Mrs. T. H. Thompson rendered the wedding music.

Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Frank Ashurst sang you. The bride wore a traveling suit of midnight blue. with fur trimmings and with accessories to match. Her corsage of brides roses and P.

valley lilies. After a short wedding trip to points of interest In-Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Rambo will make their home In Atlanta.

Cason Higgins. A marriage of interest to a wide circle of friends was that of Miss Louise Cason. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.

Cason. and James Had- lord Higgins. which took' place Wednesday evening September 7. at 8:30 o'clock at the home of the- brides parents. on East.

Merritts avenue. The lower floor of the home was decorated with palms. ferns and cut flowers. The color motif of pink and green was carried out. in every detail.

The ceremony was performed In the living room before an improvised altar of palms with candelabras on either fide holding white tapers and a large vase holding' white dahlias in the center. Before the ceremony Mrs. C. L. Belllnl1rath sang At Dawning" and Promise Me accompanied by Miss Nelle Eaves on the piano.

and Rudolph Drown on the violin. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Henry Hord Porter of the Second Baptist church. The bridal party entered the living room to Mendelssohn's wedding march. Little Martha Cason and Dorothy Moore cousins of the bride were ribbon bearers and en tered first wearing dainty frocks of white crepe de chine and pink georgette.

crepe. Miss Margaret Casdn sister of the bride. wavmaid of honor anti Mrs. Homer was matron of honor. They wore beautiful owns of pink and green taffeta and carried Arm bouquets of pink rosebuds.

William Baldwin little cousin or i the bride was ring-hearer and wore a white suit. carrying th ring in the center of a white dahlia. The bride entered with her cousin. G. V.

Moore and was met. at the altar by the groom and his best man. George P. Beverly. and was lovely is her bridal robes of white satin and lace.

Her tulle veil was fastened to her hair with a epronet of orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of brides roses and swansonia. Her only ornament was II strand of pears th gift. of th groom. Harry L.

Trultt. of Atlanta. was groomsman. Immediately after the ceremony an Informal reception was Ihlld Misses Sara tul Sue' Kendrick served punch. iT lvook was.

ki by Mrs. Di TO Tnple Mr. and Mr ttggln ar at home to their friends at 128 East Merritts avenue. Johnson Radford. Beautiful In every detail onv was TITJ mien Hartford of Greensboro.

Ga. Lovely led Kioto by Lomax. Miss Anne Jewel Burke lovely' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. So A.

Burks of Fayetteville Ga. whose engagement to Claude Tldwell is announced today. before an improvised altar of grace- i ful ferns and gorgeous cut flowers. Immediately before the ceremony. Mrs.

H. B. Loftls of Monroe sang At Dawning. the accompaniment being played by Mrs. Hamilton sister of the groom.

Then to the strains of Mendelssohn's beloved wedding march. rendered by Miss Carrie White of Round Oak the bride and room entered unattended. The home was tastily decorated with many sari-colored garden flow- ers feathery clematis and pot plants and tall tapers from crystal candlesticks shed their. mystic mellow light on the lovely. scene.

The bride wore a handsome coat. suit of dark-blue' duvet de lolne. with a henna-embroidered blue blouse. Her poin away hat was blue and henna and she wore a small fur of the new fall mode. Her bouquet was of orchids and swansonia.

An informal reception followed the ceremony. and punch and dainty ices were served by Ussses Kate Johnson. Radian Moran. Lurline and Kate Parker. Janie Reeves and Mesdames J.

C. Meadows and J. Lee Barren. Taylor Whipple. Mr.

and Mrs William Oscar Taylor of Cuthbert. Ga. announce the marriage of their daughter. Doris. to Ulysses Virgil Whipple Jr.

of Cordell' Ga. on Sunday evening August 21. Branham Blackshear. Oxford. Ga.

September 17 Spe cial. Rev. and Sirs W. It. Branham announce the marriage their daughter Rebecca Thomas.

to Rev. Robert H. Blackshear. in Washington. D.

C. at noon Thursday. September 15. Miss Branham is a graduate of Wesleyan college. and for the past two years has made her home in Cleveland where she was associated as copywriter in the Art Film Studios.

Mr. Rlackshear was released in 1919 from the United States navy as captain of the United States ship Mallory. He is a graduate of Emory university. and was this year graduated from Union Theological seminary in New York city. At present he Is assistant minister and director of religious education of Union church" Bay Ridge Brooklyn Mr.

and Mrs. Balckshear will be at their home in Brooklyn after September 20. A wedding of unusual Interest to awide circle of friends wutht of Miss Mary. Ruth ThixCkiton and Leonard Bernard Davidson. which.

took place at 3:30 o'clock Stur- day. September 17. at Trinity Meth odlst church. The ceremony. was performed by the Rev.

8. Belle who thirty. years ago performed the ceremony for the grooms The church way beautifully orated with palms and cut. Before the ceremony. At Dawn irg" was sung by Julian' Phil lips a dose friend of the groom.

The bridal party entered to the' strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march. Miss Eula Thaekston. sister of' the bride. was maid of Miss. Mary Frances Reese.

petite' niece of the groom was ring bearer cart eying the ring In th heart of IV Lewis Dugger' was bestman The bride who was given In marriage by her. brother. Roy Thackston wore a stylish costume of mid nightblue cloth with hat and ac cessories to match. Her corsage was' pink klllarney ro es and' valley lilies. After a wedding trip Mr.

and Mrs. Mrs. Davidson will be at home to their friends at 407West Howard avenue. Decatur. Rothell Fairman.

Miss Grace Hellen' Rothell and I K. Falrman Jr. were united In marriage- Decatur. Gas last Sunday by. Rev.

G. M. Bakes pastor of the Methodist church of that city. The contracting parties are prominent In the social and butlnPf world. and will make Ga.

their future home. Landrum Gaston. A marriage of much interest was that of Miss Mariam Virginia. Lan- drum and Robert William Gaston whichtook place at the brides home. Saturday.

the 17th. at o'clock. The bridal party entered to the strains of Losengrins wedding march. The' bride was given away. by her brother.

E. H. Landrum. Joseph Gaston. brother of' the acted as best man.

and little L. V. Templeton. nephew 01. the bride.

as ring-bearer. Miss Eve. lin- Brazelle was pianist accompanied by Kenneth Huffaker as violinist. Preceding the ceremony Miss Anne Turner sang softly ants sweetly All For You" and At Dawning. Miss Beulah Harrison kept the brides book.

and Miss die Hampton presided at the punch howl. They were united to marriage by Dr. Charles Daniel. The bride was owned to whltr satin combined with real lace. and looked charming in her girlish beauty carrying a shower bouquet of brides roses and valley lilies Her attendants.

Miss Mary Weems and Miss Mae Tappan. locked lovely to pink georgette carrying pink roses. The bride and groom left for points in Florida and on their re turn will make their' home on Moreland sven ie. Gifts meant to last shduld be purchased from a Store of Dependability" Davis Freeman Inc. 47 Whitehall T.

H. prcs R. STAHL Vice Today In Our Windows Tomorrow- Oh Our 4th Floor MUSES AUTHENTIC and FIRST FULL Showing FALL FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN In our left peach tree window to day see the Laird Schober shoes for Fall the first showing of Amer- icas finest. 1350 Up Each shoe so delightfully feminine- is a poem a poem of beauty to you A compliment to the grace the majesty and the youth of Southern women. The full beauty of this Muse display bewilders one dazzles fascinates and thrills.

Come in tomorrow and note also the exceptionally low prices that are a Muse feature of the season. Geo. Muse aii mmns Co. t7 Peachtree- Walton Broad In our right tree i n- dow today see the MUSE shoes for Fall here is all that is Fashion- the absolutely correct. The lowest prices possible.

850 to 1250 HG LEWIS CO. Many Are Opening Charge Accounts W- TheLewis policy of Celling on smallest possible margin of profit a policy for. our rapid is fully maintained this yearas in pastyws andwill be every year we' are in business. ay of Fall Greater Stocks Than Ever All That's New and Desira ble at New Prices too Lower Than in Many Years 4 New Fall Dresses That Are Different- in Style of Exceptional Quality Yet Priced for Everyone's Purse AND Ut TO 8500 A WONDERFUL variety hundreds of them in almost endless diversity of styles1 surely you can find. the one or several you have in mind and no matter which one you may choose you are certain of maximum value.

of Tricotine Twill Canton Crepe Roshanara Crepe and Crepe Back Satins Wonderful Trimming such as Fringes Spangles. Tassels Cabochins Medallions Glass Beads Cut Steel Beads. Wooden Beads Imitation Pearl. Soutache Braid Cire Ribbon Silk and Wool Embroidery. Colors Are BLACK NAVY and BROWN In contrasting colors of red blue silver.

purple gold green tomato and other fa vored new Autumntones 500 NEW FALL Supreme in Style and Quality- Yet Very Reasonably Priced TO COATS of. rich' material eveij desirable style in every size most of them trimmed with' fur. Considered as a whole the greatest stock of Coats- we have ever shown. This is the time to make selections' when stocks are so complete. of Evora Bolivia Velour Normandy Silvertip Suedene Gerona and Panvelaine With large rever or shawl collars' of nutria mole squirrel and opossum and cuffs with some fur.

Also self collars. New Shades' of Brown Navy Sorento Malay Zanzibar Reindeer and Black Elaborate embroidery and cable stitching fringes etc. Bell shape straight or set-in mandarin sleeves. Large roomy coats the newest vogue also- belted and form-fitting' tailored models. Fine silk linings.

Three Models Sketched By Our Artist I 300. NEW FALL SUITS Every New Style Worth While Every Price Worth. Paying 175 TO i 175 7500 75 THE new styles are especially fascinating in their Straight simple lines and. quieter colors depending on variety of. trimmings foe ornamentation and novelty.

of Rich New Materials Such as Marvella Ermine Suedene Vel. dyne Velours and ad clot Coats are long and on straight line effect. Many of them are beautifully trimmed with Squirrel Xutria joie and Opossum Fringes Tassels and FinestEmbroidcries The colors are black blue and several shades of brown also taupe. Many have collars and cuffs fur also revers of Fur and pockets with patches of Fur and artistic effects in cable stitching medallions' and marry original novel effects. There is every size in every style fn every new and desired shade.

Thee new suits will soon be in evidence everywhere and tomorrow is none too soon to buy them while stocks are at their very best. 6500 Our artist pictures three of Lewis' Costa. 4 sV'-- THE CONaTITUTIONATLANTAGAatlNOAVlSEPTEMBERc a92t. ey- 1 Gammon. n.

and YrL Job ll Val4oe Ga ann tinee mar-- 4aughterlrs. Oglesby r. New. Roden-Grubb. Yra Rambo.

An Interesting marriage of Thursday September 15. wens that of dies Elsie Marie Peters Frederlch Rambo. at. o'clock In ca dplabra elt er trav Ungo In Higgins. lr.

even In. 8 :30 avnue hold In. 0 Ie elle en- fro Cas rl. Raid vn the rln hlia. Bever 1 a e.

the the room. aft tnVt rlf b.f ktW Ir. lr 1t11l lna athme Johnson was the weddin- of 1I1S Iarv Johnllnn and Lewis Radrnrd. of Sfonroe at 4:35 orlo on WeilenldAV afternoon n. at the home of the brides parents on In street III hurn.

The rln ceramnnt waA performed hr Dr. J. Mcil. I II oto gr tO I eCts I I rs room. ers.

lI ht going-away as I Taylor Branham-Blackshear. I 17. Rev. Stud lOR. Ir.

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ed 4f rch. l1. IZTOOmWU in Uh otmld- nl ht blue ac- coats rs. at. 407' West Rothell-Fairman.

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0 shoes here 15 fA' cor t. owmg 0 mer- fin t. 13 50 ch 8 50 IS poem-a 12 50 one-dazzles fascin tes tomorrow-and Cloihing Walton-Broad t' o. 1i "i''i II to fl2r J. 1 MailyAre Opei Dg Aecountikt ewl Th Lewis.

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cont asting. coors white orange. a- Autumn' tones. Re so aby Pric AT 9 14975 teri bl Art we' ev is coars. I a While-Every 2975 129 their.

si ple quie er depending oftrimm ngslQr. lsSuth Erm ne dyneVelours dcloth on wit Opossum-Furs Finest rmbroideri s. biack. had br also d' als Fur-arid in daUions orig nalnovel is' style ev ry he wiUsoon elYYhereand tom fis none. whiJe a a fpiciures th Le is' co ts.

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1 In In fvs RbFYcA ur flj an IRS I i Peach Schda ober s- 3 is 0 I 1 Walton 1 i 7 at- ew re. The ob elhna on accounts' year as in past years in Special Display Apparel rester foc s' Ever an too-Lowe an in any ears 154 in 1 PriceziforEveryones I dr 1' a to 35OO45OO a. them- findthe 3 i no youare L' I I iii II 1 1. 1 Imitation Cire Safin Silk 45pp Cre 13ac 1 Satin 2915 I other in an et BYOur OATS material-every size-most 1. i I i strap tie ens erona an anve nine I self as ew a es rown orento a anzi ar Elabo j.

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