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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
6
A display at Mr Harrizon Bleckley's office showed Mr Mark Sheridan presenting a Pratel color image of the new theater to be named The Atlanta. The view includes stage drop curtain box and orchestra with a restful blue to green palette offering artful contrast to gaudy past designs.
Davis and Freeman present a selection of silver wedding gifts showcasing stylish decoration and fine workmanship. The collection promises substantial beauty and finish to please couples seeking quality silver pieces.
Buy Rogers bread which is wrapped in sanitary paper and sealed with our name.
Marie Montaigne discusses short palated empire gowns for spring, detailing color combinations, construction, and trimming. The piece describes gown design, materials, and affordable options, with examples of overdress, bodice shirring, velvet bands, and chiffon accents.
EMS season prompts restocking of cut glass and silverware with a wide assortment. Silver flatware and hollowware, plus Sheffield plate offered. Charles W. Crankshaw Atlanta National Bank Building.
The Atlanta Woman's Club executive board meets at 10 in their club rooms this morning. Alpha Delta Phi alumni are urged to gather in the Carnegie Library committee room at 2 this afternoon. The Presbyterian hospital Woman's Auxiliary holds its annual meeting at First church this afternoon at 8:30, with reports on the past year and officer elections. all members are urged to attend. Mrs. B. C. Davis, secretary.
Miss May Hotherby sails to Danville Va and many Atlanta residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and traveling. Mrs 3. B. Whitene returns to engagements. Mrs John A. Goddard and Nan Nicolson return from New York. Colonels Lowry and Peel travel to New York and Washington for social season. Friends, family, and hosting events fill the week across Augusta Savannah Macon and other Georgia locales.
Robinson and party head to Atlantic City for Easter with Mrs Ringland F Kilpatrick already there. Various local social figures travel or visit, with Mrs Forrester returning to Albany, Mrs Orr back in Newnan, and Mrs Hill hosting in Newnan. Social gatherings include bridge luncheons and matinee parties as townsfolk praise guests and upcoming events while a playful groundhog reference closes the column.
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