Telfair-Clarke County GaArchives Marriages.....Kinnebrew, Lucile - Smith, Jr., Thomas Jefferson November 26, 1924
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The Atlanta Constitution, November 9, 1924
The Atlanta Constitution
Sunday, November 9, 1924
Page 3K

Miss Kinnebrew To Wed Mr. Smith

Athens, Ga., November 8 – The wedding of Miss Lucile Kinnebrew and Thomas 
Jefferson Smith, Jr., of McRae has been set for the evening of Wednesday, 
November 26, at 9 o’clock at the First Methodist church.

Dr. S.E. Wasson, pastor of the church, will officiate and the wedding music 
will be rendered by Mrs. Katie Jester Griffeth, organist, and Mr. George 
Sabados, of Boston, Mass., a noted violinist.

The bride will be given in marriage by her brother, E. Oscar Kinnebrew, and 
attended by her younger sister, Miss Ruth Kinnebrew, as maid of honor, and by 
Mrs. E. Hulme Kinnebrew, her sister-in-law, as matron of honor.  Miss 
Elizabeth Bondurant and Miss Carrie Ford, of Athens, and Miss Harriette 
Kinnebrew, of Franklin, N.C., will be bridemaids and Miss Mary Winston, young 
niece of the bride-elect, will act as junior maid.

The best man will be Alexander Peterson Smith, of McRae, a brother of the 
groom-elect.  The groomsmen will include Hugh Peterson, of Ailey; Freeman 
McClure, of LaFayette; Freeman McClure, of LaFayette; Fleetwood Lanier, of 
Athens, and Malcolm P. Smith, of McRae.

Misses Maybeth Mitchell and Kathryn Davis will be the flower girls and Master 
E. Hulme Kinnebrew, Jr., will carry the ring.

Milo Hatch, of Augusta, Leon L. Folsom, of McRae, Professor John Wade, of 
Marshallville and the University of Georgia, and E. Hulme Kinnebrew, of 
Athens, will be ushers.

Mrs. Ambrose Penn Winston, sister of the bride-elect, will entertain the 
bridal party, out-of-town guests and members of both families at a lovely 
informal reception following the ceremony at her home on University drive.

Miss Kinnebrew is a representative of one of north Georgia’s pioneer families, 
a daughter of Mrs. Mary Hulme Kinnebrew and the late Colonel R.H. Kinnebrew 
and is a young woman of unusual attractiveness and exceptional talents being a 
musician and vocalist of rare ability.  She is one of the leaders in the 
musical circles of Athens and during the past several years has been connected 
with the First Methodist church as director of music, being at present 
contralto soloist of the First Baptist church.  She is a graduate of the State 
Normal school in Athens and of the New York Conservatory of Music.  She is 
well known throughout the state, having at various intervals appeared on the 
concert stage.  For three consecutive years she headed the voice department of 
the South Georgia college.

Mr. Smith’s family connections are prominent, his father, T.J. Smith, of McRae 
being one of south Georgia’s leading citizens and his mother, Mrs. Eula 
Peterson Smith, coming from a family of culture and influence.  He is a 
graduate of the Georgia Military Academy and the University of Georgia, and a 
member of the Sigma Nu fraternity, the Senate, Gridiron and other prominent 
clubs at the university.

At present Mr. Smith is practicing law in McRae where he will introduce his 
bride to a wide circle of friends following a lengthy wedding trip.


Additional Comments:
Transcriber's note: I'm not related to or researching the Kinnebrew or Smith 
families.

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