Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15


rious womans organizations are
planning work for next winter.
The Huntington Clubs literary de-
partment, after several years study
OF the period of the Italian Renais-
sance. will pursue a new line of work
next year in taking up contemporary
literature.
AS the program contemplated can
be little more than a survey of the
field, the program will be called IAN
Introduction to the Study of Con-
temporary Literature" and it will at
tempt to give only certain significant
aspects or tendencies of fiction, poet
~, essays and drama of the present
time
There will be eight meetings in
stead of nine as last year, and they
will be divided as follows:
The trend of contemporary fiction,
two meetings, Miss Judge, leader;
contemporary poetry, two meetings,
Miss circuit, leader; the point OF view
Of contemporary essayists, two meet
ings. Mrs. Baldwin, leader: Some ten
denotes of contemporary drama, two
meetings. Miss Judge. leader
For its tenth annual program the
kindergarten Club will take up next
year a program on Different Stages
in the Development of the Child.
The program allows for three union
meetings with the Parent Teachers
Association and the Primary Teach
ers' Association. one in February and
one in May. The program will, as
usual be full Of interesting things
The Kindergarten Club meets the
second Wednesday in every month,
from October to May.
The week was Respondent with an
other batch of pretty June brides
There were in all nearly dozen we'd
dngs during the week
The marriage of Miss Mary Ellen
Todd to Eugene NJ Lokey took place
Monday afternoon at the home of the
bride. 1t was a very quiet ceremony.
The Rev. DR. w. L. Packard. pastor
Of the First Baptist Church. otficiated
The bride was unattended.
Mr. Jockeys best man was Mr. Har-
~ Norton The brides mother, Mrs
l.. d. Todd, of Keller. and her sister
Mrs. William A. Cook of Tampa, Fla,
with her young daughter, Miss Cook
were present at the wedding.
The bride wore a travelling suit and
mediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Lokey took the steamer for Bos-
ton They win sail from there for
Bermuda. They expect to be away
for about three weeks.
Miss Marion olive Badger and Rob
ert Franklin Findlay were married at
noon Monday at the South Side Ban
fist Church. the pastor, the Rev. John
s. Wilder, officiating. Mr.. Findlay is
| from Pulaski where the young couple
will make their home.
Another Monday marriage Of inter-
| est to Savannah people was that Of
| Miss Aileen Lanier and Or Cleveland
] Thompson, which was NOlemnized at
/ the home OF the brides parents at
/ Millen.
The Rev. r. L. Bolton performed
the ceremony. The marriage was
scheduled to take place Wednesday
morning. and was To have been an
elaborate affair, hut was abandoned
on account Of the sudden and sad
death of the brides brother, Ellis
nier Dr. and Mrs. Thompson will
spend some time in the mountains Of
North Carolina.
William Daniel Bradley were married
In the Methodist Church at ClaXton
Tuesday by the Rev. W. VI. Bitch.
pastor Of the EpwOrth Methodist
Church of this city
The marriage was a very quiet one,
on account Of a recent bereavement
I'm the family Of the bridegroom. Mr..
and Mrs Bradley left Immediately for
Lake ToxOWay, y. c. where they viii
spend their honeymoon.
The marriage Of Miss Thelms
Sheppard and Orin A. Kraft took
place Thursday evening az the resi-
dence Of the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs. Lyman Sheppard, on West Park
Avenue.
The marriage Of Mrs T. L. Carson
and @. b. Calyo took place Monday
evening. the ceremony being per
formed by the Rev. ". Moore Scott,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church Mr. and Mrs Calvo are ar
home on West HUI Street.
The marriage Of Miss Jamima Paul
and Frank ~ Laird took place in
Charleston. 5. c., on Sunday. The
wedding was a very quiet one. owing
10 Il4IlfHH IN the bl liaf lfNhIll nanny
The bride has the distinction Of be-
ing the first woman to be admitted 10
membership In motorcycle club, iu
which her husband is a popular mem
Der.
The marriage Of Miss Sarah Wool
cot Black TO Henry AIoysius Petit. of
Savannah, took place Sunday I'm
Jacksonville.
Miss Carrie Seller and W. j. Cole.
Of Savannah, We're quietly married
MAY Il by the Rev. W. NJ Bitch
pastor OF the Epworth Methodist
Church.
They win be at home 20 their
friends after Sunday at 403 East
Thirty seventh Street.
The marriage Of Miss Thelma
Sheppard and Grin A. Kraft took
place Thursday night at 30 O'Clock
at the home % the brides parents.
r and Mrs. Lyman Sheppard. on
est Park Avenue The bride was
attended by Miss Ia Myers as maid
Of honor Carl craft acted as best
maE- The couple will spend thei-
honeymoon In the mountains OF North
Carolina. The ceremony was per
formed By the Rev. G.. W Littleiohu.
assisted by the Rev ~ J. EptIng. OF
St PauIs Lutheran Church.
Mrs. Annie Dempsey and Harry
Skies were married THURSDAY at the
homie Of the bride on West Liberty