Fulton County GaArchives News.....Dr. & Mrs. Harvey Clark Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary 11-29-1924 November 30, 1924
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The Atlanta Constitution November 30, 1924
The Atlanta Constitution
Sunday, November 30, 1924
Page Eight M

Dr. and Mrs. Clark Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary

Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Clark entertained at an elaborate reception Saturday 
afternoon, the occasion celebrating their silver wedding anniversary and their 
return home to the scenes of their youth.

Married in Yokohama 25 years ago, November 29, Dr. and Mrs. Clark have spent 
most of the time since in Japan as missionaries of the Baptist Foreign Mission 
Board.  They are at home on furlough and are the guests in Atlanta of Mrs. 
Josephine Daniel, on Gordon Street, mother of Mrs. Clark.

The reception was held at the home of Mrs. Daniel and assembled a large number 
of Atlantans who called to pay their respect and accord a welcome to these 
distinguished citizens.
  
Receiving with Dr. and Mrs. Daniel and their children, Harvey, Clark, Jr., 
Josephine, Jeremiah, Coleman and Lucile, who were born in south Japan, where 
they resided for 21 years, and Walter, the youngest, who is an Atlantan by 
birth.  Miss Josephine Clark is attending Bessie Tift school and Harvey Clark 
is a student at Mercer University.  

For the last four years Mr. and Mrs. Clark have made their home in Tokio 
(Toyko), where the other children have attended school, but up to that time 
they were tutored by their mother, who was widely known in Atlanta as Miss 
Lucile Daniel before her marriage.

Throughout the reception apartments varicolored chrysanthemums, ferns, 
begonias and other potted plants were artistically arranged.  In the dining 
room yellow flowers were used on the mantles, buffet and table.

Dr. W.W. Seay, of the West End Baptist Church, and Dr. Charles W. Daniel of 
the First Baptist Church, officiated at the ceremony which was a feature of 
the afternoon.

Assisting in receiving were Mrs. Walter Daniel, Mrs. Winston Allen, Mrs. 
Ernest Allen, Mrs. Jesse Manry and Mrs. E.G. Heath.

Presiding at the punch bowl were Misses Josephine Daniel, Miriam Seay and 
Elizabeth Body; Misses Nellie Sheffield, Frances Russell, Laura Cooper, Alice 
Cooper, Belle Cooper and Laura Jenkins assisted in entertaining.

Mrs. Clark was gowned in cream Chantilly lace veiling orchid satin, and she 
carried a bouquet of bride’s roses. Mrs. Daniel, her mother, wore a gown of 
black satin and she wore a corsage of parma violets.  Miss Josephine Clark’s 
gown was of lavender chiffon and Miss Lucile Clark 

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Transcriber's note: I'm not related to or researching the Clark family.

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