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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
12
A quaint ballad from the Great White Way mirrors New York life and romance amid glittering lights. A mother's love dominates the story with a catchy chorus, presenting womanhood, ideals, and pathos. The ballad gains popularity for its beauty and widespread appeal across cities.
The marriage of Miss Mazie Rauschenberg and Mr. Artauf Upshaw took place at 6 pm in Inman Park Methodist Church with a large assembly. Relatives and friends attended a reception at the couple's home on McLendon Avenue, featuring palms and ferns, and the bridal party included Miss Annig Rauschenberg as maid of honor and Mr. J. A. Rauschenberg as best man. The couple, after a wedding trip, will reside at 38 Stirling Street, Emmon Park.
A stylish dinner for W. P. Coles was hosted by a recent class entering Gate City Lodge No 2 of Atlanta. The Ansley hotel provided an elegant blue and white theme with sky blue ribbons and calla lilies. Leon C. Pritchett served as toastmaster as members including W. P. Coles and numerous others attended.
The executive board of the Women’s Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia holds its monthly meeting Friday April 7 at 1 30 in the Walton building seventh floor. Grant Park PTA meets Friday April 7 with its third anniversary program and refreshments. Laura Smith speaks. Woman’s Guild of St Luke’s meets at Mrs W F H Allen 186 East Eleventh Street near Pissmont Avenue Friday April 7 at 4 30. Atlanta Woman’s Club executive board meets Friday April 7 at 10 84 o’clock at the Woman’s Club Baker Street. heavy attendance urged.
Mrs. Lamar Cobb Rucker and her little daughter will spend over a week with Mrs. Rucker's mother, Mrs. Nellie Peters Black, arriving Saturday the 224. Alva D. Kiser has returned from a visit to her sister Mrs. Herman Mobley in Gorda Alabama. Professor John DeLoach director of the State Experiment Station at Griffin spent yesterday in the city en route to Athens with his daughter Julia Helen.
The Mendelssohn Choral Society and the Ladies Chorus of the Music Study Club plan a joint concert at Cable Hall next Monday evening. It will be the first public appearance for both groups under director W H Watters. The program aims to promote substantial musical activity in Atlanta and uplift local culture with future ambitions of a larger choral organization. Admission is fifty cents.
Georgia D A R regent elect Mrs Howard McCall announces no Flag day sale on Atlanta streets for Belgian relief. She says the stance protects Sheltering Arms relief work funded by street tags, and that individual members may act personally, but no D A R committees are authorized. The City Federation of Women’s Clubs supports avoiding Tag Day use of Sheltering Arms, citing ethics and cooperation concerns. A Red Cross meeting led by the German American Alliance is set for Thursday at Turn Verein hall.
An advertisement touts Brownatone hair tint as fast acting and easy to apply. It claims instant color change from gray or faded hair to golden brown shades, with long lasting results and retouching as hair grows. Sold by druggists in two sizes, with direct order option from The Kenton Pharmaceutical Co. in Covington and availability through Jacob Drug Stores in Atlanta.
Sarah Lester, 16, daughter of art teacher Mrs Lester, lives at 398 Ponce de Leon Avenue. She was injured but not seriously after tripping on a stair on the way from the first to second floor Wednesday at the Girls High School. The principal, Miss Sessia Muse, disputed initial reports that the fall was caused by loose stairs.
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