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THE CUBA FAMILY ARCHIVES FOR SOUTHERN JEWISH

HISTORY AT THE BREMAN MUSEUM

Mss 387, Gordon Family Papers

Box 5, File 17

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· nett, b o th _ . Palmer, Mrs. Mrs. C. D. Atk.111.\ two ;S OllS, M·r, J. w. ~ Mr. 'ViT. V. Jett, of Vv -·~o· C. ; ~·wo sisters, Mrs. Walker D <,. of College Park, Ga., and Mrs. '.r ..­Flbbs, of ·Decatur. Funeral >

ra.ngements will be announ later by ~. M. Patterson & So

CAMP-The friends and relatives or Mr. Millard Smith Camp, Mr. and Mrs. W . M.. Camp, Mr.' and Mrs. Ju­lian W. Camp and Mr. W. M. Camp, Jr., al'e invited to attend the fune r ­al of Mr. Millar d Smith amp to-day (Monday). :Mav 3, '" A .o m . from the res id,,. _ North a' ,.. ,,,. ,. ~

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-t He is survl\·ed by his parents, Mr. ort, I Mrs. J. A. Martin.

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J\IF-~. ROSA GOI .. DSTEIN. FunPntl services for Mrs. Rosa Goldstein,

wl10 died Sunday afternoon at a pri vn te sanitarium. will be held at 3 o'clock: Mon- , d&y afternoon at the residence, 118- Glenn street, Dr. D:v:id Mar~ officiatrng, with burial in Oakland, Greent:t•rg an<l Bond Co. in cl1?.r~;e. '!'he r .. allbearers are Ben .Bress­lf'r, Julien Berman, Al ex Kreii:le, Nathan Sinkovitz, Dai. id Brcs~ler and J. N. Hirsch. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. J. B. Gordvn.

\IT- Funeral services f':lr Guy R. Hosser. 30, : I • GUY R. RORRER.

ri- of Hapeville, wllo died Saturday n ight 1:tt 1er a private sanitarium, were to .be· held at • ; 2 o'clocl<: Monday afternoon :tt the chapel

of A. C. Hempcrly, with burial in Holly­wood. BP,"··-. sur<ivcd hy his wife: three J.~ .. -1 'P .... o •J.1;:. Jr .... n,1 f"'.'!,.... .. .. ; ...

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GOLDSTEIN-GORDON. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldstein announce the engagement of their \ daugh­

ter., Sadie, to Mr. Jacob Benjamin Gordon. Miss Goldstein and· Mr. Gordon iwill receive their friends this afternoon from 3 to 5 o'cloclc 1 1

at 336 Washington street. No cards. , I

Cordial interest will greet the announcement, since both have a. host of friends. Miss Goldstein is a pretty brunette of vivacious • charm and graceful accomplishments, and her talents ;won more tban the admiration merely of her friends when she took the title role in a successful performance last week of "Queen Esther." Mr. ! Gordon, a graduate of the Boys' High school and the University of j Pennsylvania, is prominent and popular in the business and social I

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DISTINGUISHED RECORD-H. 0. Smith (center) reads one of the many letters and telegrams congratulating him on his distinguished record as principal of Boys' High. Robert E. Shivers, president of B. H. S. alumni, and Mrs. Guy L. Sink, president of B. H. S. P. T. A. look on. Mr. Smith, who retires in June after 36 years of serv­ice at Boys' High, was honored with a testimonial din-

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OLD GUA~DS PAY TRIBUTE ro H. 0. SMITH AT DINNER

alumni association president, and Ir Dr. Newton.

As many friends of H. 0. Smith as could iind ·seats packed into the Dinkier Room of the Ansley Thursday n ight to pay their tribute to the man who in June steps down from the principal­sbip of Boys' High School after 36 years of service.

.Old grads of the P urple and W)lite, educators and civic lead­ers, and even a strong delegation from rival Tech High were on hand at the ' testimonial dinner to hear Dr. Louie D. Newton and others heap praises on "a Har­vard man who made good in the South."

The dinner was given by the Boys' High Alumni and Athletic Association, and was presided over by Ernest Rogers as toast­master.

Among those who spoke on Mr. Smith's long career in educating Atlanta's youth were Mayor Hartsfield, Dr. Rufus Askew, alumni leader; R. E . Shivers

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The latter prefaced his address F by reading a sheaf of telegrams

1 from leaders over the nation con­gratulating Mi·. Smith on his dis­tinguished record as head oC Boys' High and wishing him well as he of retires in June. Lio

Referring to the honoree jocu- thi larly as "a man who overcame a tht Harvard education to become one d? of the South 's outstanding edu­cators," Dr. Newton declared that sh "he has helped this community to ;r~ keep together in joyous union the concepts ot character and con- S< duct, faith and reason." isl

Dwelling on the theme that c, "the history of any institution is ci the lengthening shadow of a r< man," the speaker asserted that ti "Mr. Smith has instilled the af- a

1 finity of these principles in the 1J minds oi Atlanta's young men a

1 and so has influenced his com­munity for immeasurable good." v1

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Replying to the tributes, Mr. w Smith said he "could see by the calendar I have reached !he time C when a man is supposed to take a rest, but I shall do so with re- Th luctance, and it will be with a Ive considerably let-down fee 1 in g Bo th.at !

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The marrlage of )fi99 Sadie Goldstein and 1Ir. Jacob B. Gordon wlll take place on T.he evening o! June Z5 .at the Pied­mont hotel.

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June will be that of l\ilss Sadie Gold­stein and Mr. Jacob B. Gordon, which w ill take p1ace on the evening of the 25th at the Piedmont hotel. •

The a.ttendants will be Miss Elizabeth BreRslN, maid of honor; Miss Hattyc Gottlieb, Miss Ethel V. Saul and Miss Annie Kaufman. br1desma.1ds.

Mr. Da.vid H. Gordon wi11 be best man: Mr. Alex Koplin. Mr. Isaac Tay­lor and )Ir. S:imuel Boorstein, grooms­n1Pn.

Benjamin Gordon whose ensa::rement was announced Sunday were enterta n­ed nt a recentlon Sunday afternoon ana a dinner Sunda.y evening by ~Iiss Go1a­ste!n's pa1 en ts. Mr. and Mrs. Samue1 Goldstein.

The house was decorated with pa lms, ferns and !'imi!.~x. On the mantels and cabinets. were \!ls.cs of pink and while carnatlons. P::tlms and smilax ·were used to decorate the inclosed pore~. \Vhere punch was served. Miss Golu­steln. :\Irs. L. Gordon, i\lr. and i\lrt=t. G Jldstein and Mr- Jacob Gordon rc­cthed the E:uests in tile drawing roo11., and were asi;dstcd In entertaining by

The attendants w-111 be MIES Eliza.beth Bressless, maid of honor: ].1issel!t Hat~ tye Gottlieb. Ethel' Y. Saul and Annie Kaufman, bridesmaids; )·Ir. David H. Gordon, best man; :\Iessrs. Alex Kop­hn, Isaac Taylor and Samuel Boorsteln, groomsmen, and Meears. Xa.t"han .F. \\oHe, ).lax _F. Goldstein, Henry Kop­lin and Abe Goldstein, ushers.

<>w dHYF Hl thP f'ro!'l['('Ct Hn11~Q. ~lrs. ;.nrdCln W::t!'> ~lis::. ~~idie GoldHeln nr \.tl-3.nltt. who~~ m::trriit~P: \OOk pla1..·,. rt-'

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The ushers will be ~Ir. Xathan F. "i;Yolfe, ~fr .Ma:~ F. Goldstein, Mr. Henry Koplin and ?.1r. Abe Goldstein.

Thi" ceremony wt11 be performed by Dr. David Marx in the ball room of the Piedmont, to be followed by a large supper in the dlnlni; room.

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The bride-elect is the onl:r dau1>hter of )lr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldstein. Sev­eral parties have been planned in her honor.

man. "'arks-Gehrkon, During- the nfternoon refreshments

wrre sc.ned In the dinin,; room. the u~b)e was CO\ered with renat:5sance .lacC' doth. ·0.nd the centerpiece was a s!l~·er \SSe f.lied with carnations. The pin\<. md white bonbons were served In slt­\·er dis\· es. the canJ.es I.ad pink sil'.t :-1hades:, the ices and cakes were In pink ;\ll\:l white. Mrs. Gold!';teln wore a gown of gray chiffon trlmrned in lace.

Tl" rriarr' .. -. ,... MiP· The bride-elect is the on1y daughter

of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldstein and 16 a beautiful young woman of the brunette type.

Several parties have been planned in hPr honor, the dates tc:i be announced later.

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Miss Gohlsteln \Va!'; charminl'.:' in a ~own of ivory-colored messaline wllh O\."erdress of Hrlen pink marquisette ;:ind becomin,; draperies or lace ha.no'

~ embro.dercd in peatls. The tzuests nt dinner Included Miss

Gol<lstein , Mr. Gordun. Mrs. L. Gor­pon. l\lr. O. H. Gordon. M.r. )1. Gordo:t, M \ss Selma Gordon. ~Ir. and Mrs. I:. Bressler. Mr. Ben Bre~sler, ~Ir. :\nn Mr~ .. Joseph Scha.cktcr. Mrs. F. Jacob, :\tr. and ~frs. J. N. H.rsch, l\lr. and :\l;::t. J. Gottlieb, 1'.!r. Harry Schackter. M1s::t llattve Gottlieb, Ml.38 Lizzie Bre~slc1. !\Tiss. Ann(; Ka1.irm.rn. Miss E~ther Kaurman ti.nd ~.tr. anU Mrs. Samuel Goldstein.

of :New ') b" the Ir. and the re­aveneJ 'fll be

ta1ned a box Partv al thGor:_don enter· n1·da:.· <iftcrnoon "in I e :Forsyth Sat­rli{' Goldstein 'a bl~~or Of l\Hss Sa­month. ' r e-elect ot 4'thls

After the PPrform f1on entertained h ance, Mrs. GJr­th~! Geor~1an 'rerr:;e. guests at. tea a. t

l{u.u~~a:n~t1f!':9; j~Juded Miss Anofc Ethry S~ul. ~itiss n.ir1~R.;ott11eb. 1\Iiss !\JIRH SadiP GOldslcl eth Bressles, beth c;ordon. n and .l\frs. Eliza- I

N A .,.-D -:\EWS T1IURSDA ORGlA .fi.J..' ~ ~- -w-WEDDINGS I y:~.'

Goldst.ein · Gordan . b ert G er- Miss Sadie Go\dstc\n and ~1 r. J;lc~ -­

dE'r 6.· Gordan were marr~~d at .t.hc l:t~ == h 1 P.abbi David Man: o!lic [

·or- ~nnt To:: ·b;ll room. where the cer~-mg. d wac dl"corated 1n

\n- monJ' wr.s performe .. · \d 1 .. ou a\ms and smilax. the br o. to- fernis. P .' ·e s. bank of palms.

a.t party standing beto1 . ' maid o~

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M\ss Elizabeth Bresslet '\li as Tottlieb. d M l:!Sel'I Ha ttie G

tnd honor, a~ and Annie J{autman w~re lnd Ethel V. Saul . add H.. Gordan "Oo"H.!4 ~ t\c \bridesmaids i\tr. D Alex Koplin, on, best man. and Mes~:s~1l1el Boorstein \.B,. tsn.ac Tnylor and ... b- <le's gown rs. wen gronm~men. The b ~~dertd and \r. ·~.-a~ of white satin =~ r Her f\o"-·ers

~-\ ~~i;i;::101; r~~~::S:d\aii:;·,~ll~~~b;~~ l st \br.\desma\d~ w~:err'f!~ pisnk rose~. .

with lace and d the ceremon) · A reception tollow~ g decorated m

\th~ bride's table b~1~as

g p\nk roses a n d sv;e:a~ w~nt to Chicago

r. Mr. ~nd Mrs;e~~r Lakes for the "·etl­J. and tn the ,? and on their return "ill

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M and Mrs. Goldstein Entertain.\ r. ct Mrs ::;amnuci vowstein en -)lr. a1~ t 'a delightful reception

tert .. .dne a . nd at dinner :::iun-:::iu~u:~e~;~~rt~~OJ~h~lr home ~n Wa~h-da.: n ~trcct. lu honor or. their daugh­~~~.to Miss ::;adie ~0 1astcln, wh:lo~~ ~:~ Jacob Benj~min u;~o:~co;d Sunoa.y. gagemcnt "as ::i.1 laboraLelv decor::i.ted

Tho house was c d sou°'tbern sn1i-with pahi1s, ferns an

lax. 11 a :\""ith p\nk a.nd white 'J"'a.11 vases. n_ e11l~ccd on ma.ote\s and I

1 ca.rn::i.t\onH '' ele • 'I cabinets. ·ed 00 the \nclosed 1 Punch was sr:.:s decorated with I porch, which \ '.l.lr and Mrs. Go·d-1

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1 !'.t .. in. • : U GorJon reccln".d the and ).Jr. J,Lcob dr.awrng room. and .l.i­

g.uest~ In t~~tertn.rnin:; "·ere _,1istc:..:s

I s1:;ting 1.11 •b Lizzie ...,lCS:5le1·, ~\.nn1e\ HattYe GottUc ,

an-0. B5lhCl~n~~1~0 \~~~~~;, where re(resh·

la the ~ rvcd dul'ing the aftcr-ment:5. wcte a~~c "·:t~ covc1·ccl with a. noon: the t ~ cloth the centerpiece renaissance .la< c 'ii1led wnh pmk

I was a. tail s1l\·cr \·'3.CC~ ~iJ,·cr dishes d whllc carnations.

I .J.n . . n<l white bonbons. the held. ptnk d :l I k.· sl1k ~haacs o.n<l the candl•~S ha l~ n . ~ in pink :..Lllll ices and ca.ltt'~ "ere

I white. . . a gown oC ,.,.ray )1rs. Goltlstern "'?' c lace ...

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chltton trimmed m · . 11 1 ::\liss GohJSlCl!l lw~sd cmhn.;~~~~ngc ,~·i th

yor ·-co 01 e .... · go\vn ot l r ) aclcn pinK marquisette I ~~~r~ree::m~n; draperies of 1..ice )l:lnll-

embroldercd in pearls. included :\Ilss

1'he gue:>~~ ata~~-~~~~ )lrs. L. Gar- I Goldstein, • u: Gordon, .>tl", 2\1. Goraon, { don, :ur. ~~ Gordon, :\tr. and ::\lrs. Ji. Miss Sel !ii .Beu Bressler, )fr. and liresstcr, ~·Schacl<.tcr, :!\lrs. F. Jacob,

I •Mrs . J~e~r~ J. N. Hirsch. Mr. a.mt Mr. an G ttUeb Mr Barry Schaclttcr, ~~rs. J HQ.t~yc Gott1.ieb, .Miss . Lizzie ~iss 1 ~llss Annie Ka.utma.n, 1\11ss I ~~~~~rcr,Kaufman and )1r, a.ml ).lrs.

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Goldstein-Gordon Wedding Plans.

Among the Interesting wt-dcllngs will be that ot l\Ilss Sadie Goldstein and Mr. Jacob B. Gordon, whtch wl11 take p1ace on the evenlng o! June :?5th, al the Piedmont hotel.

The attendants w111 be Miss Elh:a- 1

.beth Bressler, m.a.Jd or honor; J\.flss Hattye Gottlieb, Mlse Ethel V. Saul. and l\!lss Ann ie Kaufman, bridesmaids.

1\Ir. David H. Gordon will be best man; Mr. Alex Koplin, Mr. Isaac Tay­lor, and Mr. Samuel Boonneln, grooms ­men.

Tho ushers ·will be >fr. Nathan F. Wolfe, ~tr. ~lax F. Goldstein, Mr. Henry Koplin. and Mr. Abe Goldstein.

The bride-elect Is the only daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldstein and ls a beautiful young woman o! the brunette type.

Several part ies have been planned ln her honor. The dates to be an­nounced later .

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Sre~e~t~~~"~i°~"thfs ~~ter~oo~' ,Gordon a.mueJ •ie home w II be lh

~ treet, fro~l~steJn at ~ M~ and Mrs~ "'adfe GoJu to ii o'clock 8-3hln,cnon

• Gort.Ion .. Whstefn &nd Mr. J~ to rneet Mlsa lOday, ose engagement ~ob BenJam1n

I- 111Jss Cold s announced l\Ir. end M stein Is the onr

I Is a lovely ~~ Samuel Gold;t ~aughter ot t:rPe. Not ung woman or en and sh.s ented Bing onJy ls Miss G t the brune1 te Prano VoJc er, PossessJn o dstefn a la.I. many for ~h but Wf/J be greia sweet so .. title role f e success sh nemtiered b tJon of /a~t t~~ "Queen ;s~~or~d In th~

Mr. Gordon I nter. er Produc .. and Well k 8 one ot th

I~~'~'- city. °;;~" or the Y~uC::;st PopuJa,.

'=' 11 school st&ndfng a er ll'len ot Unhter.sfty o and ae ,a S'ra t the Boys• 5Ucce.ss t.n t{ Pennsy/vanJa duate of tha

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Goldstein-Gordon Wedding Plans.

Among the interesting weddings will be that of ].1iss Se.die GoldBteln and :\Ir. Jacob B. Gordon, which wlll takt place on the evening or June 25th, nt the Piedmont hotel.

The attendants will be :Ml33 Ellz:i­beth Bressler, maid o! honor; Miss 1 Hatty<' Gottlieb, Miss Ethel V. Saul, c and )Ilss Annie Kaufman, bridesmaids.

1\lr. Davld H . Gordon will be be:!!t :nan; Mr. Alex Koplin, Mr. Isaac Tay­lor, and Mr. Samuel Boorstein, groom~- l men.

The ushers v..-ill be ~Ir. Nathan F. Wolfe, Mr. :"\!ax F. Goldstein. Mr. Henry Koplin, and Mr. Abe Goldstein.

The bride-elect Is the only daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Go1dsteln and Is a beau tlful young woman or the brunette type.

Several parties ha"c been planned in her honor. The dates to be nounced later.

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L Miss Rebecca Zaba.n entertained Thurs­aal" atternoon at a whist party in honor of Miss !Sadie Goldstein, a bride-elect ot June· 2!;. 1

Miss Goldstein was presented an ivory r picture tablnet. ~ · -

Miss Rose Malloy received the first prize. The consolation was cut by Miss Rose Gross.

After the game a luncheon was served. 1,

Those present were ~!iss Sa.die Gold- l ~ a:tetn, :\Ilss Fannie Blderma:n, ot Dallas, :- . • Tex.; 1'Uss Lena Miller, of Cha.ttanoo- J ' ga; Miss Rose Crulerwteh, CJ1. New York;

i Miss Bertha Stein, ot West Point; Miss Sara Cobcm, Miss Annie Hautman., Miss Rose Malloy.. Miss Bettie Springer, ¥1s9 Rose Gross, Miss Ethel Harris; Ml .Jeannette Henrlech, 'Miss Rose Llc!fi'ei\­stein, Miss CeHa Clein, ·Miss Ida Lichen-

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Go\dstein-GOrdQJ\. The marriage ot ~Ilse Sa-dte Gold­

stein and Mr. Jacob B. Gordon was a. beau.tttul event, taking place Tuosday evening nt the Piedmont hotel In the presence of a large company or: !rlends.

The ceremony was performed Jn the ball room, which was elaborately dec­orated with palms, terns and smU{l.x.

The bridal party was grouped be!ore an altar banked with palms and terns.

Mies Elizabeth Bressler wae maid ot honor. Mies Hattie Gottlleb, Mies Ethel V. Saul and ::Ulss AnnJe Kaut­man were the bridesmaids.

Mr. Da\·ld H. Gordon was be13t man and the groomsmen were Mr. Alex KoplJn. Mr. Isaac Taylor and Mr. Sam-uel Boorstetn. '

The u11her11 were M r. Nathan F. W ol!e, Mr. Max Goldstein, Mr. Henry K opli n and l\lr. Abe Goldstei~

The bride was lovely in her wedding gown or: white charmeuae sa.Un, hand embroidered and trimmed In seed pearls and duchess lace. A tall ot the la.ce ex.tended trom the shoulders a.nd ouUtned the court train. Her tulle vefJ was draped trom a cap o'f point lace and she carried bride roses and valley lfliee, and she wore a diamond Pe;ndant, the gt!t ot the groom.

Miss Bressler wore white lace, over Pink eatin; M.lse Gottlleb's gown was cream lace over pink satin: Ml.es Saul wore a white lingerie gown, trimmed tn bands of Chantilly and macra.n1e lace o\·er pink satin. and Miss Kautt-~ man's gown wa15 pink charmeuse satin trimmed Jn lace.

The maid of honor and the brides­maids carried pink roses.

An artistic decoration of palms and terns and a proruslon or pink sweet peas and pink roses was In the dining room, where elegant retreshrnents were served. The cent_erplece ot the bride's table was a large 'plateau ot sweet peas and pink roses; tn the cen­ter ot the plateau was the bride's cake. At each end Of the table were smaller Plateaus or sweef peas and roses and a delicate trace ot smilax was about the ends ot the table. All of the' color leta.l.ls ot the handsomely appointed table were in p\nk.

The smaJler tables wer" decorated with plnk rose!!. The brJae'e mother, lira. Samuel Goldstein, wore a gown of black lace O\'er sky blue satin and a corsage bouquet ot Pink r.osebuds

E. I? • ..An.elo::i.. .}o(r._ll.llJl .Mrs..J Cob en, ).fr_ -and Mr8. Walter ·\ drews •• 2-fr. and Mrs. _lVan .A.Ile and ~frs. George McKenzie, M Mrs. W. A. .&Peer.

Wednesday Whist Clu~ w1ir:n!~~:i~s~~Y1u~~~~~:~ a~:~!l Ing Clubi!, nex~ week in compll~ Mrs. Lowr)' A'T'nQl(!, who made thtl est number of pluses during th

Mrs. Hugh McKee made the hl\ score or the year. winning the s was. otr~red bY 1\Vs. RaJP'h Vaq i lngliam, or: CharJ9tte, a former r ber.

A delightful Jl\&etlng was held terday with Mrs. 'R. B. Ridley, and game wae tolfowed by a delici1 luncheon.

To Mrs. Hammond. Miss Edith Badley will entertain

bridge this morning In compliment t 'Mra. Arthur Fort Hammond, who wa M.lss Julia Padgett.

Partridge•Hendricks. The rn-arr1age o.t M.Lsa ·Besa P.a.

ridge and Mr. George Robert Hei drlcks wa.s a.n. Interesting event la.st n11g.h t. 'rule ceremony took plo a.t t•he home o! Miss Sar.&ih Scott Boulevard, Rev .. John S. J"enklna orti1 a.ting.

The attendant.a '\\"'ere 'Mltis Sa.r Bess Clement, mal<J. or: honor; N Chester Ha.rvey, Qt F~lrb:urn. m&t'

· <>f honor; :l!Jss Mattie Finley, A Hoyle Sklnne.:-, M!ss. Bess Bloodw, brldesmatde; Mr. Furma.n Morris,. man.

T-he bride was given awa.y brother, Mr. Troup Partrldg, Part~lctge, the young nept--­brlde, was ring-bearer.

The bride was c~armlr satin velled w1tih chiffon ~ wl th lace and pearls, and wa.s of bride roses and vr

The bTldesmalds wore gqwns and t.hey carried boOks. "'the rlbbon-marlr wHh valley lilies.

There wa.s a.ppro.prl t.he house had an a.rth ln !ollag& plan ts, dais! roses. A datnttly-a.ppol lhe dining room. had 1.t dalsies and all the colo white and green. and valley lllfes. ·

Mrs. Gordon, mother of the groom, wore black Chantilly lace over cream satin.

Mr. and lirs. Hendr: the wedding tor a. brlda will make thelr home

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon left tor a trip of f:le\'eral weeks to Chicago and the Great Lakes, and on their return wJJl be at 336 Washln~ton street.

To Miss Piper. :\Ira. Shirley Brooks gave an enjoy­

able card party yesterday ln comp1t­~t~n£0t~18~er guest, Miss Edith Piper, ot

Pink roses and swansonla, fevertew, sweet peas and nasturtiums decorated the house and the porch. The score cards were Pink roses, and the Ices and candles were green. The prizes were l)(,udofr caps and silk stockings.

Mrs. Brooke ""·ore a. becoming lln­p• -- - .... ...__, '- T>'np - "Ore wbft ..

Torbett-Wi The marriage · ot Ai,

Torbett and Mr. FrA.nJ was a pretty event, an< to a wJde clrcle o! frlr Place last night at t bride's parents, Mr. Torbett in .Kirkwood.

The attractive boml decorated wt th palms roses.

The bridal party st' Provl9ed altar ot pa the drawtng room, ,­ceremony was per/ Wiimer. o! S• -

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MXSS SADI:E 'GOLDSTEIN , Mias Goldate1:R'• engagement to Mr. J acob Benjam.ln Gord.on. wa.a one o~

the intereatillg a.nnouncoments ot the past week, the da.te of the wedding to be decided in.tor. 1 The above ia from a photog-ra.ph ta.ken. by Stjlphenaon.

Goldstein:Gordon ·· -The wedding of Yi!I~ 'Sadie Gold$te1

and Mr. Jacob B. µordo11 took plttce Tue!'!day evenJ.ng '" the ball room of th"e Piedmont hotel and was an elabo­rate atrair attencled by a number of friends.

The decoration~ were of palms and amilax and the bridal parts stood be­fore an. elaboraw altar O.f\ the. green plants. 'Rahbi David Ml'\rx offlciat.ell.

Mlss 1£lizabeth Bre!'=s1er was maid of honor. Miss Hattie Gottlteb, Miss: " ~thel Y. Saul and Miss Ann~ Kauf- 11 man were the bridesmaids.. :q

Mr. David H. Gordon was best man and the groomsmen were :Mr. Alex. Koplin, Mr. Isaac Taylor and )Jr. ~aro­uel Boorsteln.

The ushers were Mr. Xathan F. nt Wolfe, Mr. Mas: Goldstein, Mr. Henry th Koplin and Mr. Abe Goldstein. ot ~ The bride's gown was or 'fhlte sp char meuse trimmed lo hand embroidery to and seed pearls and duchess lac6 and ab her only ornament was a diamond pin, at the gl!t of the groom. Her wedding Yeil ""°as held in place with a cap of point ~f lace and she carried a bouquet of bride :\1 roses and lille~ of the valley. I 51

The bridesmaids wore white lace i C gowns over ptnk f::atin and carried bou- j ~ 11uets o! pink roRes. The maid of honor R wore a v.•hite lace gown over pink satin I ). and carried pink roses. 1 ·

A reception followed the ceremony o and supper was served in the dining l1 room, where the decorations were of . pink r oses and sweet peas. The bride's lj

~~le c:n~!r ar;:n~~:e8wl~~d a 5:.~~ea;eal:. I~ and rhing from this was the bride's I t cake. Small Q'lOUDds of :he flowers were _ at both ends of Lhe tablEt and the can-1 : dies and cakes were In prnk and white.

. The guests were :-;eute<l -c:i.t tttbles d1eco-, rated in pink roses.

Mrs. Samuel Gold~teln, mother oj the hride, wore a black lace gown over b~ue 1 sa lin ariJ a. cor::;u;,;-e be uquet of PJJ;Jik roses and lilies of the valley.

Mrs. Gordon, mother of the groom, "filOre a gown of 'black chantilly lace over while :satin.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 1£-ft on their wedding trip ror Chic~o and the Great Lakes and on their return will be at home at 336 \Yashl~ton street.r.

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:IHSS SADIE GOLDSTEI'.'< .._._Pretty Atlanta gi rl whose en gagement is aunoun·c;d to Mr . J. B. Gordon.

GOLDST EIN-GOR DON. Mr. ancl l\Irs. Samuel Goldstein announce the engagement of their daugh-

ter, Sadie, to f\J r. J acob Benjamin Gordon. 1\Iiss Goldstein and Mr. Gordon will receive their fr iends this afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock

at 336 Washington s treet.,_ No cards. Cordial interest will greet the announcemen t, s ince both have a\

host of friends. Miss Goldstein is a pretty b runette of vivacious \ charm and graceful accomplishments, and her ta.Ients :won more

than the admiration merely of her friends when she took t1ie Litle role in a successful perfor mance last week of "Queen Esther ." Mr . Gordon, a graduate of the Boys' High school and the University of I Pennsylvania, is prominen t and popular in the business and social I

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Goldstein-Gordon Among the inter'ti,rnds-d0.§dl~~ano~

June will be that of Mlss Sadie Gold­stein and Mr. Jacob B. Gordon, which w ill take place on the evening of the 25th at the Piedmont hotel.

The attendants will be Miss Elizabeth Bressler, maid of honor; Miss Hattye Gottlieb, )Uss Ethel V. Saul and Miss Annie Kaufman, bridesmaids.

:\Ir. David H. Gordon wtll be bes t man: l\lr. Alex Koplin, )Jr. Isaac Tay­lor and ).ir. Samuel Boorstein, grooms­men.

The ushers will be Mr. Nn.than F. I Wolfe. )!r .)la~.:. F. Goldstein, Mr. Henry Koplin and l\lr. Abe Goldstein.

The ceremony will he performed by 1

Dr. David Marx in the ball room of the Piedmont, to be followed by a large supper in the dining room.

The bride-elect i~ the only daughter of Mr. and ):!rs. Samuel Goldstein and ts a beautiful young woman of the brunette type.

Several parties have been planned in her honor. the da tcs to be announced later.

A BRIDE-ELECT

M I S S SADIE GO~:CSTI:.IN MiH G ol dstein's engagement to Mr J :icob •

t he interesting announcements o! th · Benjam..in Gordon w:is on e 0~ b e decided la.ter. T he above ta fro~ p~st :eek, the dt:.t e of the wedding to P otog-raph taken by S tephens on .

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j(ANCIALAM UWs \Fi r-s~ C~·tton\GENER~. ~ i l£515 BU~ Bought Here 51£~~ ~ ~ - \ at 18 Cents Market Sho ;:;: _g er Spot Oemand -,. 1 Oip, Oue ti

B . Shorts J. ft. Gordon. local rcpre:sentativr o

uy1ng- !he r E Lalhman compa.ny. nf Bears 01 T.o , • · · · . c rchased 100 ba lrs o! ·o 43 Points t.reensboro .. ~. ., ru the \Uanla 0 . ' ~~·a.rse~~otus~o~~~1pa~~mTlrnrsd;y . Tl~e By CHJ ~ -- L. price was 18 cents a pound, .~a.~s ~J·;W yo1:K < 1. 5.-f'a.vorab\f} l\'- good middling. The c-otton Wt ('; round prrssur

i. more ~cneral bull- shippE'cl to Carolina. m\l\s. sue!_: at thf> o ~ ri in n. firm t•).ne \n ~ :-.fr. Gordon said th.is is. thC' f\r~t. c~\.\- l<1>t toilay a.1\.rl ~ Ing todav or\Cf'S :i.<l- ton h" ha.s bought 1n six W('('kS, \ l. u1eR thl'rG we

0:: ts on th~ call. with though he has b~c>n in _ the inar\<.'f' ins fr('lm 1 dlc traderi:. and southern ma.l<lng strong bids fo1 the staP l . ~~~ d:~antM Th<' ~ellini; ~as hr Countrv merchants and farmrrs cou d rupth- turne-6

' spot ·hoU!"'PS nnd !~ir not b" .inclUC'C'd LO part wilh thelr cot- proi:;ree1:1 at t' -·_but the drrn3 n~ ~\·~~ ton. he added . mlnuteR. ~t<

.\'.'ient to absorb th~h:i,~\- Several weeks a.go Mr. Gordon pur- ~ales or 10,o< e, C:l~l~~~~ rr;o~~ ·,,01n\s chas<'d noo bal~s of spot corit~re;ro~ ~~~;n~~k!~2 :i \~~th Mar again touch- \)lessrs. CanmchaC'l and00 t It' ad\•ance to 1

Jackson. Ga., paying $90,0 or · Interna.tion

1'.::~13 pclnts were re-\ -- points at. H

;.··~~.0Y!·ad!ng spot hoU••5 Spot Cotton RerP. ~~''i,,.i:;a~.: ~.J~~u~i~sJtis t~~l~~~t ;~~: 8 Q t 1::~ther dee;? .... o! tru.dingc_~1!.'.;',,~~~ Near 1 eD

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