Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
THE marriage OF Miss Amelia
Sturgeon and DR.. Arch Ell1in will

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Sturgeon and DR.. Arch Ell1in will
take place on the evening of Oc-
tober 81 at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Charles Collier, Park lane,
Ansley Park.
Miss Passie May Ottley will be
maid Of honor, and the bridesmaids
will be Misses Jennie D. Harris and
Hortense Jones, of Asheville Mrs
Edwin MOritz, of New York, sister of
the bridegroom, and Mrs Charles
Collier will be matrons Of honor. A.
D. Adair Jr, is TO be DR.. Elkin's best
man.
After the ceremony there will be a
large reception, to which about 200
guests have been invited.
Miss Sturgeon will be rendered
number Of informal affairs previous
to her wedding. Among those to en-
terrain In her honor are Mrs. Joseph
Eby, Mrs. Charles Shelton, Mrs Karl
Britain and Mrs. Joseph Atkisson.
UT East Lake Wednesday evening
~ has become the most enjoyable
of the week to many club mem
bers, as the dancers are not so crowd
! ed as at the week end affairs. As all
want to be doing the fancy stunts"
in new steps, the fewer people on
| the floor the more fun the others have
AT the midweek dance there were
several visitors whose presence added
greatly TO the gayety Of the occa-
sion. Miss Mary Agnes O'DonneIl, of
New Orleans, guest of Miss LYDIA
Nash, was popular. Miss Augusta
Cobb, of Admission, Ala. who is with
Miss Martha Edmondson at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Charles Veasy
Rainwater, was given a dinner pre-
ceding the dance by L. F. Montgom-
cry Francis O'Keefe, Mr.. and Mrs
Rainwater, the host and honoree made
up the party.
Others who were dancing were
Misses Martha Ryder, Pauline Coul-
ter, Clifford West, Alice May Free
| man, Helen Brown, Helen Jones, EN-
ma Jordan, Dorothy Hartman, Mamie
Ansley Laura Cowles, Mary Hines,
Marguerite Ward, Mary Lucy Turner,
| Cobbie Vaughn, Margaret Moore,
Lucy Hoke Smith and Nell Prince,
Messrs. Fred Hoyt. Strother Flem-
! ming, Boyce Worthey, Frank Sprat-
ling, Hugh Hackney, Henry Kuhrt
Charles Sciple, John Mecaslin, Rus
sell Compton, Chess Halle Stokes
Common, Paul Doonan, George Street
Wimberly Peters, Byron Crawford,
Elwyn Tomlinson, Edwin McCarty, T.
B. Higdon. c. P. Hodge, William Hen
~, Richard Henry, Julian Thomas.
Eugene Haynes, Hughes Roberts,
Winter Alfriend, Pillou Forbes, James
| H. Nunnally, Mr.. and Mrs Valdemar
GUIDE and Mr. and Mrs. Adam Jones.
MRS. ROBERT JONES will enter
tain at bridge Wednesday aft
ernoon In compliment to Miss
Martha Duncan, whose wedding will
be an event OF October %. Mrs. Lee
| Duncan will give a luncheon in her
honor, and Mrs. H. w. Dillon also
| will entertain for her before her mar
riage
The marriage OF Miss Lillian Juani-
| ia Brooks and Mr. James Olin Gunuell
| took place at high noon Sunday, Sep
| TENDER q, the Rev. c. J. Dickinson
| pastor Of the Second Baptist Church,
| Birmingham. officiating. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Gunnell left Immediately for
their home in Tuscaloosa
| Mrs. Gunnell is a Georgia woman Of
more than usual personal charm, and
| has hosts of friends in Atlanta, IN
which city she has lived since child
hood. Mr. Gunnell is a member OF a
| prominent South Carolina family.
MRS. EMMA CONNALLY has re-
turned to her home in College
Park after spending the sum-
mer as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Temple Graves in the East. Most
of the summer was spent in Essex
County, where the Graves occupied
a picturesque cottage on the estate Of
John Milholland. Atlanta friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs Graves will be interest
ed in knowing that they will be In