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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1916

Page

19

Methodist Women Arrive for Southern Conference Meeting

Officers and delegates of the Southern Methodist Woman's Missionary council gather in Atlanta for the upcoming meeting. Mrs H E Ross, treasurer, arrives with board members from Texas Alabama and North Carolina as Georgia delegates and Vashti Home for Girls receive attention. A buffet supper follows rehearsals for Miss Evelyne Arnold and Frederick F Jones wedding.

Council of Missionary Workers of the Southern Methodist Church H. E. Ross Woman Missionary Council Woman's Missionary Council Rosa Greensboro N. C Dallas Texas Nat Rolling Aspermont Dowdell Opelika Ala T. J. Copeland Baltimore W. A. Albright Children's Department of the Council W. B Higginbothem North Georgia John MacHachern Lulu Johnson General Mission Board Council Georgia Vashti Home For Girls Thomasville

Local Clubs and Social Events Highlight Atlanta Scene

At East Lake and Brookhaven gatherings, society members attend dinners and dances with noted guests. The Life Culture Club hosts a 3 pm program featuring violin solos and a painting analysis, while Capital City Country Club opens its new Brookhaven home with a dinner dance and after opera suppers attract many notables.

Miss Belle Bennett Honored by Atlanta Woman's Club

Miss Belle Bennett of Kentucky, president of the Methodist Women Mission Council, spoke on "The Club Woman" at the Atlanta Woman's club with Mrs. P. J. McGovern presiding. The program included a Macbeth discussion, readings, music, and studio sketches, plus notes on club projects and a proposed annual cooking school for colored cooks.

Belle Bennett Woman’s Club Kentucky Woman's Missionary Council of the Methodist Church, South Atlanta Council of Methodist Women Mission Marl Jackson Lyman J. Amsden Sylvia Hannah Grossman Albert Akers Howard McCall Haynes McFedden R. C. Kerlin Bartow Blount Hugh M. Lokey Atlanta Woman's Club Igh Achool Lane Clu Colored Cooks of

Secretaries Entertain Presidents and society meetings

Secretarial Club of Atlanta hosted the Presidents Club at an executive dinner in the Angley Pine room. Walter G Cooper of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce chaired the event attended by members of both organizations.

Secretarial’ Club of Atlanta Presidents’ Club Angley Hotel Walter G Cooper Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Whic

Women embrace mercorized wax beauty routine in fashion

The article praises mercorized wax for facial beauty, claiming it removes worn skin, reveals a velvety under-skin, and erases surface flaws. It advises nightly application and morning washing, plus a witch hazel solution for wrinkle reduction, promising safe, economical results and wider accessibility at drug stores.

Surepa

Fashion Notes From The Evening Attire Display

Miss Harriet Snook wore a yellow charmeuse satin and tulle gown while Miss Snook presented lavender crepe and Miss Snook in blue taffeta with gold lace marking a vivid range of fabrics and colors at the event.

Miss Snook Miss Harriet Snook

Social whirl and births in Atlanta society notes

Mr and Mrs Ben Lee Crew announce the birth of daughter Roberta Sutherland Crew named for her aunt Mrs Arthur Henry Inman. Mrs Rose entertained Druid Hills friends for Mrs Harry Tennman visiting from Cambridge. The Turner and Turner couples guests of Lily Collier Beall at 653 Piedmont Ave. W G Bryan and Frank Shumate return from trips. Inez Brown to visit from New York en route home from Florida. Mrs H Collier left for St Louis. Dr and Mrs Omar Woider lease home at 11249 Peach Tree. Mrs W D Newell of Richmond visits Mrs WW and Young at 606 Pomte de Leon Ave for Woman's Missionary council. J Jo Logue celebrated his twenty-eighth birthday at home. Mrs W J Blalock and her mother plan return from New York after ten days. Dr and Mrs J Sprole Lyons moved to sixteenth street manse. Paul Dixon to New York. Mrs John Allyn Campbell of Chicago to Georgia Terrace guest through opera week. Mrs Harry Moore hosted matinee at Forsyth Inn for Misses Lucile and Ruby Lawton. Mr H G Brown and Mrs Savannah guest for Falks-Brown wedding. Mr and Mrs F Mikel and Mr and Mrs George Crandall weekend in Charleston. George Battey hosted informal supper at Buckhead farm for Frances Connally and Hel Hentz ahead of their Saturday wedding. Ex-Governor Glynn and Mrs Glynn to join opera guests with Mr and Mrs William Handolph Hearst. Duncan Robinson of Boston and Los Angeles visiting the Georgian Terrace for several weeks.

Mias Sara EK Rose Druid Hills Harry A Tennman Cambridge Mass Thomas Collier Turner Ella Collier Turner Fort Calling Col Lily Collier Beall Piedmont Avenue. Org W. G. Bryan Newark Frank Shumate Florida Inez Brown New York Florida East Coast H. Collier Jeft Pasterday Wade Langston St Louis J Jo Logue Mr Logue W. J Blalock C. M Kiene J Sprole Lyons Sixteenth Street Harry Moore Forsyth Inn Lucile Ruby Lawton H. G Brown Savannah J. T. Owena Falks-Brown F . Mikel George Crandall Charleston George Battey Buckhead Frances Connally Hel Hentz Glynn William Handolph Hearst Sali Duncan Robinson Boston Los Angeles Georgian Terrace

Meetings and gatherings of city organizations listed

A series of meetings are announced: Atlanta Pan-Hellenic at 10:30 AM at the University Club. Atlanta Union of Sunday School Teachers Tuesday at 3 PM in Weasley Memorial Church with Easter readings by Mrs Graybill Mrs McGraw and Mrs H Askew. handiwork class by Mrs Askew. Golden Red division 43 hall 68 Central Avenue Wednesday April 12 at 2:30 PM to hear proposed constitutional changes. all Sunday school teachers urged to attend.

Atlanta Union of Sunday School Weasley Memorial

Telephone exchange progress reaches $36 million

A fragmented report notes a system redevelopment project totaling about 36 million dollars, highlighting the ongoing expansion of telephone exchange infrastructure and related funding.

Calyarton Iron Mines to Reopen Near Lyerly Georgia

Lyerly Georgia April 10 Special Operation of the Calyarton iron ore mines on Dirtseller mountain three miles west of Lyerly will resume within weeks or by early summer James L Wilson former superintendent will again oversee the work The mines now belong to Captain L B Colgar of Chattanooga The Calgarton mines are described as the largest in northwest Georgia with an inexhaustible ore supply and employment for many laborers Initial operations will start small due to scarce labor later expected to expand into a large business

Lyerly Cal Yarton James L. Wilson Rome Iron Company L. 8. Colgar Chattanooga Calgarton Georgia Wilson

Auto Runs Down Mayor of Madison

Mayor Brooks of Madison was struck by an automobile this afternoon and painfully injured. No bones were broken. He is expected to recover and be out in a short time.

Madigton Brooks

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