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I 1 DENNY Un. Gertrude Moreland Tutwilder announces the Itagagemexitof her daughter Lillian Dennr to Mr. Cecil James HpUexan the. date of the wedding to beaannonaetd" later. Miss Denny Is Ujeg daughter of the late W.

Jf Dtaay prominent AUatttirmhltect and builder. She4 received her education. tthe Sacred Hurt college. LouiaTfiIe Kr. and i a brunette of imusual talent.

and loveliness. Mr. Holleran attended the Chicago Institute and the Cocoran Art school Washington D. and" W33 connected with. The Constitution art staff prior to his enlistment In the snnyj In 1918.

On nix return to Axzant he became. affiliated with Lewis C. Gregg in the establishment of the Gregg Holleran Art Service. HALL VAUGHN. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank U. Hall of Adel Ga. announce the ngagement of their daughter. Dorothy Ann.

to Mr. James Addison Vaughn. 0 Conyers Ga. the marriage to take place at the. home of the elect Wednesday evening June 30.

Miss Hall to un usually beautiful young girl a graduate of Brenau college and since leaving school tie. has spent two years with her sister Mrs. James Scott. Young hr brother and sister. Colonel sad Mrs.

James Scott Young US 1. at Fort Wayne near Detroit She is a nleea of MLR GV Wllby and A. cpwdn of Mrs Jack Hayes. of Atlanta. Mr.

Vauh is a very prominent young busi ness mans and is identified with the automobile business. GUNTER GEILS. Mrs. G. A.

Gunter announces the engagement of her daughter Ruth lola to Mr. Adolph August Get to be solemnized June 22. No cards. WINN SMITH. Mr.

and Mrs. Courtland S. Winn announce thp engagement of their daughter Frances. to Mr. James Robert Smith.

Jr. the date of the marriage to be announced later. ALLEN MARTIN. Mr. and Mrs.

Dennis Collins Allen announce the engagement of their daughter. Daisy. to Mr. Frederick Christian Martin of Nazareth' Pa. the marriage to take place June 23 at the Decatur Methodist church.

WOOD SHELL. Mr. W. J. Wood announces the engagement of his daughter Frances Love to Mr.

Richard Frederick Shell of Turin the marriage to take place the latter part Of June. KING ARNOLD. Mr. and Mrs. 1.

E. King ofFort Gaines. Ga. announce the engagement of their daughter Lucille to Mr. Charles Stanton Arnold.

the marriage to take place In July. SWANN STALVEY. Mr. and Mrs. G.

R. Swann. of Carnegie Giu announce the engagement of their daughter Ruby to Mr. John W. Stalvey of Montgomery Ala.

the marriage to take place in June at the home of the bride. DURIO SHEPARD. Mr. and Mrs. S.

H. Fincher announce the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Durio of Lafayette La. to Mr. Ernest Lenwood Shepard of Macon Ga. the wedding to take place Jtly 2.

No cards. LAWTON JACOBSON. Major and Mrs. L. B.

Lawton. of Skaneateles N. Y. have announced the engagement of their daughter Josephine Van Voorhees to Captain Charles Wells Jacobson United States army. the wedding to take place in August at St.

James church Skaneateles N. Y. Miss Lawton attended the National Cathedral school of Washington D. C. and took the course in vocal music at Syracuse university where she was a member of the A.

Q. sorority. She is a sister of Mrs. Thomas Felder Davis of Athens Ga. where she spent the winter.

Captain Jacobson was born in Tnnhlle Ga. and attended the University of Georgia graduating in 1915. He also studied law at George Washington university. and is a member of Delta Tau Delta and Phi Delta Phi fraternities. He served overseas with the.

Eightieth field artillery and' is now on duty at the University of pteorgia. BLAND RODDENBERY. Mr. and Mm Marshall H. Bland announce the engagement or their daughter Lucie Graham to Mr.

Robert S. Roddenbery Jr. of Moultrie the wedding to ha solemnized at St. Stephens Episcopal church Mllledgeville July 1. FOWLER YATES.

Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Fowler of East' Point announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Beatrice to Mr. Henry Barrett Yates of Cleveland Ohio. the wedding to take place in the early fall.

JENKINS SINGLETON. Judge and Mrs. W. H. Jenkins of Waco Texas announce the engagement of their daughter HalUe to Mr.

Gordon G. Singleton of Pavo Ga. the wedding to take place in June. The elect is a member of one of the mot prominent and families of Texas. She studied at Baylor university.

of which her father. is a trustee. Mr. Singleton is a native of Georgia a graduate of the University of Georgia has studied at Cambridge university. England and is one of the ablest young school superintendents in Georgia.

HOOD FARR. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hood announce the engagement of their daughter.

Mayme Ellen. to Mr. Claude C. Farr the wedding to take place the latter part of July. No cards.

SPENCE WINGATE. Mrs. W. N. Spence.

of Albany. Ga. formerly of Camilla announces the engagement of her daughter Anne Ruth to Mr. Harry Lynwood Wlngate the marriage to take place at the home or the brides mother Thursday evening July 16 120. LIVINGSTON WIGGINS VON SPRECKEN.

Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Livingston of Augusta announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Edith to Mr.

Ernest Dewey Wiggins of Philadelphia the marriage to take place later in June. Also tho engagement of their daughter. Lucy Elizabeth. to. Mr.

John nry Von Sprecken of Albany the marriage to take place in July. No cards. Piece Sheffield Tea Set 100 This cut illustrates our Brad ford Tea Set a fine. reproduction of Sheffield. Sheffield is a fine quality of nickel silver heavily sil.

plated. With ordnary care it wit last a generation. We carry a wonderful assortment of Sheffield Tea Sets Pitchers Vases Platters Vegetable Dishes Carujlesticks Trivets Sugar and Cream Sets. Sandwich Trays. Bowls.

Coffee Sets Casseroles. etc. They make ideal gifts. Mail orders shipped prepaid. Call at the store or write if or twenty-fifth annual catalogue.

Maier Berkele Inc. Gold and Silversmiths Established 1887 31 Atlanta Ga. JU I Mack Bates of Augusta announce the engagement of their daughter Pearl Keel to Mr. George Stephen CUtpepper the take. plaot lat to Jin STEBBINS- CAPERS.

Jfr. ad Mrs. D. G. StebMna or thfr engagement of their daughter.

Lola Loml9A ndersoii Clark Capers. the marriage to take place at nooo i Thursday. June 24 at the home of the brides parents. No cards. COLLINS KUNZE.

Mr. and Mrs. Joel FlUgerald Collins of Camilla Ga announce the engagement or their daughter. Martha May to Mr. George Frances Kuue of Columbus wedding to take place at the Holy Family church.

Wednesday June SO. Weddings Arnold Mr and Mrs. W. R. Arnold announce the marriage of their daughter Louise Qenobia to Mr.

Max Nazet Eridwell the ceremony having been performed on May 9. Mr. and Mrs. Bridwell are at home to their friends at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold. on Luclle avenue. In West and. Burke The marriage of Miss Edith May Burke. daughter of Mr.

and Mr a. Charles James Burke of Cleveland. Ohio to Mr. George Wren Estaver. of Jacksonville Flak.

will be solemnized Saturday. tune 26 at the home of the elect in Cleveland. Miss Burke is the sister or Mr. and Mrs. James Clayton Burke.

of Atlanta and she has spent the past year in this city at her brothers guest. 9 She completed her education at Notre Dame college. In Cleveland. Ohio lIer former home. During a visit to friends in Jacksonville she met Mr.

Estaver. and the romance began. The to is a graduate of Springfield Mass. and since go tag to Jacksonville to reside' use become prominently identified In business and club circles where he Is successfully engaged In the au tomoblle business. Shurr.

Another beautiful wedding of Wednesday eight in Augusta was that or Miss Wilhelmlna Sancken and Mr. John' William dhurr formerly of New Brunswick N. 1. but now making his home In Colmbus. Ga.

The marriage took place at 9 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saneken 1003 Reynolds street Rev. John D. QJauney of St.

Matthews Lutheran cllurch. officiating. Whitehead-Chapman. Of interest to I. large circle of lrenda was the marriage of Miss Louise Whitehead and Yr.

Bernie' C. Chapman. which took place At the home of the brides mother Mrs. Ida Andersox Whitehead on -Monticello street. ton on Wednesday afternoon June I o'clock.

Rev. Walker Combe trai tor of the First Baptist church performing the ceremony using the impressive ring service. Bush-Barnes. An interesting and brilliant so dat event lot last week in Covington was the marriage of Miss Lucy Bush. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. H. D. Bush. or Coylnstton and Mr.

Fred or Barnes which was solemnized with impressive dignity at the First Methodist church at 9. o'clock on Wednesday evening. June" In the presence of a large circle of relatives and friends. Rev. R.

C. deck er formerly or Covlngton. new of LaGrange. performed the ceremony. uslag the beautiful ring service.

Hunt. The marriage or Miss Bessie BrIttain. of Almon. and Mr. Charles It.

Hunt. or Covtogton was a quiet event. taking place at the home of the brides mother Mrs. Let son. In Almon on Sunday afternoon.

June at 4 o'clock. Miss Brlttaln Is prominent solcally in Almon. and Mr. Hunt Is a business man of Covington. They will make their home In Covlngton.

Wilcox-Butler. A beautiful home wedding occurred Wednesday night on Stovall street Augusta. Tile Hill. when Miss Ada Louise Wilcox was married to Mr. Earle ThIdlev Butter.

of Middletown Conn. This wedding is the culmination or another Camp Hancock romance the groom having been stationed here as top sergeant at. the base hospital. Paradox Club. The members of the Paradox club entertained at an al fresco dance Friday evening at Qrant park.

this jelnir the Initial affair In the program of summer gaieties. Chappell Koch. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Chappell an flounce the marriage of their daughter. Lottie Rurel to s. Carl H. Koch. or Rldgewood.

N. I. en Saturday June 5. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.

Koch left for Rldgewood. where they will be at home to their friend Wilkins. The- marriage or Miss Reble Wilkins and Mr. John Francis Down. Ing took place at St.

Luke Episcopal church Saturday morning at ii o'clock Dr. C. B. Wllmfr otTlclat- SOCIAL ENGRAVING Let our Engraving Department assist ou in selecting just the thing' the let. est most eppropri.

ate and becoming in Social Engraving Invitations arid An. uncements for an occasion. Samples end prices upon request Call phonc ofs writ WEBBSVARtCO. usaITs. tTATManr JJ4PEACHTREE ARCADE i AUANTAiCA.

ag. Only the two immediate fsrp- lliea were present. The bride wore a charming eec turn. of navy blue- potret twill with a modal list of green taffeta and straw. Her corsage was or bride' ro and Jllle of the valley Immediately attar the ceremony Mr.

and Mrs. Downing left for ft wedding Journey to New York. and upon their return win be. at home with the bride'S pare Mr. an.

Mrs. T. 8. Wilkins. on Spring street.

Loyd4rlatthews. Mrs. L. 11. Loyd.

of East Point Ga. announces the marriage of her daughter. Ins Judson. to Mr. George S.

Matthews of Mobile. Ala. on Saturday. June 6. at 5:30.

p. to. It the. home. or Mr.

and Mr W. L. Scott In tact Point. Ga. the Rev.

C. A. Norton officiating. Anderson Johnson. The wedding ofMUs Alice Anderson.

of Marietta. and Dr. Trimble C. Johnson. of Atlanta.

will be so Interesting event of June U. at 7:30 In the evening. In the Presby- terlan church in Marietta. Rev. J.

B. Ration will officiate. The brides sister Mrs. Hown1 McFalUnf eAtlast ir be metros. Sara fPatton Cots.

Brow a Irene ICatrar lad Julia Anderson all i Marietta. Thegroom a a- will- si boon. jfs DougeL Dr. Wilson Rat- est manwUl be Pt. Robert iKrJtolland ir Mr.

William IlaniJ and Mr. Guy onhcuttj wi Mrs. JameaT. AnSerton of Mantu wtU ntertai for the bridal party Uatter Jane' IS precedr Mr and Mrs. J.

3. Oordr. of Cuata Ja announce tbermarrlaga of their daughter thfda Mr. Harold lorhn Tucson Iris. The.

wtddlng-wa very quletf affair. UUng place at. the PrMbr teriaaar onajr rhe ceremony performed by r. McElroy. The bride only daughter of Mr Mr a.

Oordy. of seta- JaV andfaa a hp of The Bridegroom a thriving young nifne man or Tueaon. Aria. Mr. and Mrs.

aa will leave for a months stay IB Cbl ago od tlcIgIty. Artetward thig willbe at home at. 425 Tyudall avenue. Tucson ob Cordial Interest hi the recent marriage of Ml Maude Hen- driE and Mr Edward Pl yd on. Tuesdajr-eTenlnK May at JO o'clock.

Dr. R. BeUt officiating. Owing to the- recent bereavement InUbe brides i family the wedding was very qtftet affair. only a few ftlenda being pre ttt.

Mr. and Floyd wilt leave for the Blue Ridge mountain as soon as Mrs. Floyd haa saffldendy fe covered trout an lllnesr. Later in th they will visit points of interest In the north and east and wiL at home is. Atlanta after September.

1. Wallace Frist. The marriage of Miss Leo la War lace and Mr. Chester Frost will be solemnized Tuesday' evening. June 23.

at o'clock. at the Woodward Avenu. Baptist church. Rev. T.

T. Davis officiating. Mrs D. oogle will be her slitera matron of honor and Tereee Davis of Clnwaler. Fla.

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