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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1912

Page

11

Visitation at Witham Home Honors New York Couple

A formal dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witham at their country home "Ride a Wee" entertained guests including Miss Agnes Igeson and Mr. Charles A. Dana of New York, with lilies, pink shades, and a string orchestra. Attire featured pinks, lace, and crepe for Miss Ladson and Mrs. Dorsey.

Witham Agnes Igeson Charles A. Dana New York aCe Bees ‘Ladson J. B. Whitehead Misa. Keane Ladson Herriett Calhoun R. T. Dorsey Frank. Adair Phinizy Calhoun Gilford E. G. Schmolch Paris Stewart Witham Dana Caryile Boyd

Miss Wyatt entertains guests at bridge party

Miss Laura Wyatt hosted a bridge gathering inviting Miss Isabel Wright of New York and guests Miss Emma Kate Amorous and Miss Fannie Inson. Prizes included a boudoir cap and pink silk vanity item. The setting featured spring flowers and refreshments. attire included white embroidery and blue silk with matching hat.

Miss Wright Laura Wyatt de Ughifolly Isabel Wright New York Emma Kate Amorous Fannie Iinson Miss Wyatt

Blessing of Motherhood Promoted by Lydia E Pinkham Ad

San Antonio Texas readers told Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps women regain health and conceive. Personal testimonials from Mrs A B Martinez of San Antonio and others describe relief from displacement and weakness, with claims of pregnancy and happy motherhood after use.

Lydia E. Pinkham San Antonio Texas Lydia E. Pinkham A. B. Martinez Laredo St San An- Brooklyn N.Y Lydia F. Pinkham Snd B. Sand

Afternoon Bridge Teas Honor Miss Florence Dennis

A social afternoon featured informal bridge with two tables in honor of Miss Florence Dennis. Guests included Miss Florence Dennis and several ladies from the region such as Miss Nan Stephens Miss Luce Dennis and Mrs. W. A. Wimbish among others, with assistance from Dirs. Scott Bell and Mrs. Caroline Perdue Vaughn.

Fin Dirs Scott’ Bell Rose Lucile Dennis W. C. Coles Sarah Skinner Margaret Welch William Kreigshaber Lillian Williamson Stewart Roberts Lucy Stockard Scott Bell Elizabeth Flanders Frank Stewart Emma Gregg Martha Holland Caroline Perdue Vaughn R. F. Watson Arnett Kentucky Nan Stephens Florence Dennis Miss Dennis Luce Dennis Brimps W. A. Wimbish Doroth Breitenbacher Marshall Eckford

Stokes Hamlin announce marriage and bridal party

Marriage announced for Mrs J E L Stokes and Mr J H Hamlin occurred Sunday at 9 PM at 183 Fair Street with Rev W C Schaeffer officiating. Miss Katherine Boothe guest of honor at two card parties. Maggie Foote hosted morning bridge lunch for twelve. afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs S Lair for sixteen guests.

Miss Boothe Katherine Boothe Maggie Foote Bridge Llinchgow

Tea hosted for Mr Forbes Robertson by Mrs Boyd

A 5 o'clock tea at Mrs Emma Garrett Boyd's home introduced Mr Forbes Robertson to her history class and friends. Guests included Mrs Wm Garrett and Mrs Stella Garrett Baker with Mrs Boyd in a regal gown. Conversation centered on the artist and the authoress, with Mrs Boyd's manuscript discussion noted. Golf trophy awarded to Mrs George Harrington at East Lake.

Forbes-Robertson Emma Garrett Boyd Forbes- Robertson Boyd Mr. Forbes- Robertson Beggie Conroy East Orange N. J Morria Miss Conroy

Formal reunion marks yesterday with fifty young women

A lively informal gathering yesterday brought together fifty young women to meet Miss Africa May Rushton, sister of the bride. The scene featured artistic decoration with dogwood and jonquils, branches of the white bloom enhancing the setting.

May Rushton

Social event highlights with bridal plans and fashion

A detailed society scene describes a breakfast room gathering with dogwood decor, a large vase arrangement, and pink rose accents. Guests include Evie, Miss White, Miss Lorena White, and Mrs. Turner. A forthcoming marriage to Dr Glasgow of Pennsylvania is noted as an upcoming Thursday event. Attendants and outfits feature blue crepe, marquisette, lace, and pink satin gowns with crystal embroidery.

Evie Misa! Ton Margaret Rushton Hill William Rushton Henry Todd Minnie van Epps Elopsy Bryan Misa Annie Stone Marjorite Bratton Miss White R. C. Turner Lorena White Dr. Glasgow Pennsylvania Killarney Rs. Turner W. J. Hall Norfolk Cun Va J. W. Hart Katherine Perry Louise Wicker W. D. White Brown Clyde Maynes Clifford Henderson Lewis Reed Annie Gal

Meetings and Bible Classes At Local Circles And Notices

MEETINGS de Ponce de Leon Study Circle will Meet with Mrs Rambo at 44000 West chtree gtreet on April 10 at 1030 am and again Thursday April 11 at 130 am The executive board will meet at 3 o clock Y W C A Notes Misa Eckert will conduct Bible class at the Nunnally Mctrea factory Wednesday at 1220 pm She will teach her W C L AL Bible class in the reading room at 645 Dont forget the employment bureau If you are out of work come to us We will try to help you W A Dining Room Menu for Wednesday April 10 Chicken dinner with Rice and gravy Vegetable soup Waldorf salad Apple pie Lemon jelly and whipped cream Vanilla sherbet hot tea coffee hot chocolate milk and muffins Dining room open to ladies and gentlemen

Misa Eckert Nunnally& Mctrea Employment Bureau

Social items note travels and entertainments

Miss Alice Palner improves as visits unfold in North Carolina and New York. Mr. and Mrs. John Grant and Mr. George M Brown travel to New York, with Mr Carlile Boyd and Mr Ernest Schmolck staying through Friday. Emma Garrett Boyd and Estelle Garrett Baker host a tea for their mother Mrs William Garrett on her birthday. Lt Col and Mrs J A Watrous of Milwaukee guest the Benzes of East Ells street. Watrous, veteran soldier and journalist, has Wisconsin legislative ties and Masonry rank. Joe and Mrs Fred P Gibbs announce birth of daughter Dorace Elizabeth at 65 Augusta Ave April 3. Hugh M Lamar recovering in Rochester. Mrs Elizabeth Burel visits. G Gaines returns from New York. G Cleve Allen arrives to live with mother Alice Allen at 641 Dams Street. Audrey Pelot Hi celebrates Easter and birthdays. Hester discovers prize winning gold.

Alice Palner Ottley North Carolina John Grant New George M. Brown New York Emma Garrett Boyd Estelle Garrett Baker William Garrett J. A. Watrous Milwaukee Wis William Bensé East Ells Street Watrous Iron Brigade of West Chicago Record-Herald Milwaukee Sentinel Wisconsin Joe R Fred P. Gibbs Augusta Avenue Dorace Elizabeth Gibbs Misa Elizaveth Burelr Hugh M. Lamar Rochester Minn Fap Trabel Nunnally Monroe Tal

Wedding News And Social Roundup From Atlanta Area

Wide circle of Atlanta friends await Maude Bustia and Harold Seaman wedding in New Orleans today. Emogene Thorn and Allen Troth Artley to wed at her parents home in Savannah tonight. Mrs. Hugh Inman and Henry Battey plan return from winter abroad to New York on the 17th. Elizabeth Times and Ruth Wulfman to visit Woodbury after a stay in Atlanta.

Atlanta Misa Maude Bustia Harold H. Seaman Milwaukee New Orleans Mary Helen Moody Memphis Harvey Phillips Nell Phillips Florida Hugh T. Inman Henry Battey Will Lang New York John Grant G. V. J. Brown Shepard W. Foster Eltra Ielmes Emily Res FR. 5 Rust Bavannah Mystic Arts Carmiine Geisler Battle Creek Mich Arnold Broyles D. F. Glasgow Tyrone Elizabeth Times Woodbury Ruth Wulfman

Professor A L Moody Dies at Home in Boston Georgia

Professor A V Moody, a leading educator and prominent citizen of southwest Georgia, died at his Boston home yesterday afternoon. A Mason, he led a local lodge funeral with visiting members from other parts of the state. He leaves a widow and several children.

Boston A. V. Moody Georgia Acorsia Moody

Cardui Lightens Womanly Troubles Say Mrs Green

A Virginia letter from Mrs J C Green describes severe womanly troubles and says Cardui cured her, leaving her feeling like a new person. She urges other sick women to try Cardui, noting its fifty plus years of success and urging readers to get a bottle from their druggist.

J. C. Green Cardui Ike Mra. Green Cardus

Miss Bessie Moore Named Sponsor for Confederate Reunion

Miss Bessica A. Moore of Tome Georgia appointed sponsor for the First Georgia brigade of the United Sons of Veterans at the Confederate reunion in Macon on May 7. The article notes her social prominence, lineage to Captain James Thomas Moore, and identifies her as a noted Rome beauty and a valued member of the local social set.

Bessie Moore Bessica A. Moore Tome Georgia United Sons of Veterans Macon And Misa Moore Rame Rome Miss Moore Nutehins Moore James Thomas Moore States

Thorn–Artley Rehearsal Buffet At North Avenue Home

Mr and Mrs Charles Thorn hosted out of town guests and close friends last evening at their North Avenue home after the rehearsal for the wedding of their daughter Miss Homogene Thorn to Mr Allen T Artley A buffet supper followed the ceremony Mrs Thorn wore blue chiffon over blue and was helped by her daughters Mrs J D Knox and Miss Grace Thorn.

Charles ©. Thorn North Avenue Hmogene ‘Thorn Alien T. Artley Thorn J. D. Knox Grace Thorn

Milady's Toilet Table Promises Beauty Tips From Mme. D'MILLE

An old column promotes home remedies for facial blemishes dull skin and hair removal. It describes a beauty rinse from magazine powder with hazel, delatone paste for hair, dry shampooing with therox and corn meal, and Mother's Salve for aches. The piece touts quick relief and ease, claiming benefits for skin, hair, and general comfort.

Entertainments and Bridal Parties Highlight Week

Mrs. Livingston Mims will entertain at tea in compliment to Mrs. Joseph Trown Whitehead with a guest list of Mrs. Whitehead’s friends. Mrs Kenny Jackson hosted tea for Mrs. Whitehead and Mr. Carlile Boyd, while Mr. Ernest Schmock plans luncheon. Mrs. George Shepard hosted a matinee party for Mrs. J H Bennett of St. Louis and Miss Lorette Lewis, followed by tea at the Georgian Terrace.

Mims Livingston ‘Mims Joseph Trown Whitehead Whitehead Kenny Jackson Carlile Boyd Ernest Schmock George Shepard J. H. Bennett St. Louis W. M. Bennett Lorette Lewis Tear Georgian Terrace Miss Denk Josephine Denk Elias Stahl Pauling Elias Misa Denk Annie Denk Meta Mau Selina Brantley Crystal Bosche Henry Muench Muench Ty Tuncheon Harry Perkerson Forsyth William Trautwein

Botanical Event Described By Miss Tecplés

A fragment notes spring flowers as artistic decoration and a bright display at an event, with Miss Tecplés presiding. The text hints at "tra tabig" and jonquila in the decor, suggesting a festive setting and a formal host.

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Knights of Pythias Ladies’ Auxiliary Annie Langford Hall Kk. W. Martin George Harrington East Lake Nita Black W. CL A Henry Columbus Tee Ernest Schmolck Parla City Lewis M. Gaines Siatanal G. Cleve Allen New York City Alice Allen Dams Audrey Pelot Ayia Hester Misa Emogene Thorn Allen Troth Artley Savannah Charles C. Thorn Rose Hill Plantation Middleton A. L. Moody Kelley Bros. Co All Dentere Balit Hirsch & Spitz Mfg Atlanta, Ga Tadies’ Aid Society Railroad Y. M. A J. M. Nash East North Avenue Clark Alvin D. Clark Piedmont Pickwick Southern Adjustment Bureau Ite Trinity Church Jtis Coe Milady’s Mme. D'Mille Grossman’s Whitehall St Madame Not Hastings H. G. Hastings & CO W. Mitchell ST Helen Thorn Emogene Thorn Mrs. Knox Grace ‘Horn Hllen Thorn Miss Douglas Peeples Vatter T Doug
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