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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1912

Page

66

Savannah Social News Entwines Two Charleston weddings

In Christchurch Savannah two notable weddings unfold. Miss Hlste Brayton Ghishim and Mr. John T. Melver wed with a small ceremony and a sequence of lunches and receptions led by bridesmaids Miss Margaret Haines Miss Canilla Woods Miss Lillie Eichots Miss Gertrude Page Jones and Miss Daphne Gunby. The bride’s gown of white duchess satin featured pearls and Cluny lace with a Brungels lace veil and orange blossom wreath. The Simkins and Colquitt families host additional celebrations surrounding the second ceremony for Miss Annie Cole Simkins and Mr. Samuel Fair Marshall at Christ Church with a formal reception followed by dinners and informal suppers culminating in a refined Savannah social week.

Savannah Migs Daphne Gunby Tampa Guy C. Brinkley Mclver Kay Molver Gé Hpines Francis Haker Wiliam K Nancy Little Eugentangéer John Glanilli Peter Porcher Columbia D. C Cecilie Woods Misa Bannon Lodge Gertrude Jones Lucy Chiaclm Elizabeth Penniman Tattnall R. Pritchard Lilla Nichols Annie Cole Simking Samuel Fair Marsahiall Christchurch Simkins Alfred M. Marshall W. H. Daniel Miss Hamlet Colquitt Mary Street Richmond Elizabeth Cozart Augusta Jane Meldrim Giinor @hotter Elise Krenton Mildred Cunniggsham Joseph Habersham Clay Colquitt Atlante A. B. Hull,Jr Mulberry Pla Ford Fuller Thomas W. Harper John Cabell Campbell Krenson Robert M Aldrich

Marjorie Hamiltons Drugless Fat Reduction Triumph

A promotional feature extols Marjorie Hamilton the "Calendar Girl" for pioneering a drugless fat reduction method. It lauds her success, dismisses imitators, and notes a $10,000 reward for a rival safe treatment. she claims rapid, lasting results without drugs or devices and offers a free book on her method.

YALE Marjorie Hamilton Anay Miss Hamilton Pia Japan India Europe Feixperiente Phys Aicians Hamilton National Bank of Denver Denver Misa Hamilton Central” Savings Bank Cole

Marblevows and spring cards at Huntingdon Club

A detailed social page describes a bride and bridesmaids in satin and chiffon gowns with iridescent beadwork and rosebud bouquets. It covers a spring card party hosted by Mrs Fleming Naineley at the Huntingdon Club with fourteen tables each featuring a unique spring floral card design, plus notes on guests, prizes, and table decor. It also reports Georgian Colonial Dames of America meetings at the DeSoto, with reports, new member admissions, a commemorative meeting proposal, and upcoming Savannah election of officers.

Gallama Louis VI Miss Colquitt Poompadour Marie Antoinette Fichu Jae Tingley Mills B. Lane Ian B. Hull A.C. Head Caroline B Harriet Colquitt Dan B. Hull Frank M. Chisolm Pratt Adams Alexander, Thesmer Julian F. Chisolm Mills & Lanem Arthur Gorgon George W. Owens Anderson Carmichael Wayne Cunningham A.A. Lawrence T P. Waring Gordon Harrison Craig Barrow Louis M. LeHardy Eldred Simigins George S. Tennille Heed Theamar Magnolia Charleston James Mengeles Wiley Johnson New York A. la Besseliau Columbus John T. Johnson N. D. Dismales Johann Bernt-Holst Malloch England LaGland

Covington Social Roundup Notices and Visits

Mrs. Woutrey returns Friday from Marietta after attending the D A R convention. Mrs. J P Worsham of North Covington visits relatives in Chester South Carolina. Clara Johnson spends Saturday with Mrs. J W Palmer. Annie Cowan of Salem attends the teachers Institute. Birdie Dobbs of Marietta visits Mrs. Henry Odum in North Covington. Omer Peek of Greensboro returns from a visit to his parents. Nora Bays extends Sunday in Houston with her mother. Ruth Poole returns from a weeks visit with sister Gillespie in Atlanta. Ruth Cowan of Salem spends Saturday in the city for the teachers Institute. Clara Bele Adams, a Covington debutante, spends Saturday in Atlanta.

Ww. Woutrey Marietta J. P. Worsham North Covington Chester Henry Odum Omer Peek Greenstoro Mra Misa Nora Bays Ella Bys Ruth Poole Gillespie Atlanta Ruth Cowan Salem Teachers’ Institute Bele Adams Emost Inteyz Ushters Atlan

North Covington Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors

Mrs James F Hogera returns from Marietta after D A R convention. Mrs Otta Childs of Newborn guest of Mr and Mrs W W Childs on Flogg street. Visitors include Misses Bellz Wright Seguin and Frances Henderson and Mr Freq Barnes on Stone Mountain trip. High five: Liddell Childs dies. Dudley Williams announces birth. many locals host relatives and travel to nearby towns.

Hartwell Woman Returns Home From Atlanta Visit

Hartwell Georgia Mrs Charles Medwen of Atlanta has returned home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs H B Webb Mrs Stanley Brown was the charm

Hartwell Charles Medwen Atlanta H. B. Webb Stanley Brown

Develop Your Bust In 15 Days Full Firm Bust Promise

An advertisement claims a natural bust development without drugs or devices. It targets women sixteen and older, promising quick, private results with minimal daily effort and discreet postal correspondence. The tone emphasizes secrecy and personal transformation, offering a paid information packet.

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Hart County Notices and Local Socials Spotlight

Widespread society notes from Hartwell area include visits by Mrs Roscoe C Linder and others, Grand opera plans by Louise McMullan and the Phillipa sisters, Easter events, and a Hartwell Chautauqua May 27 opening. Local candidates for Ordinary Sheriff Clerk and other offices listed with names such as Myers McMullan Cleveland Kidd Olbon and many more.

Dng Roscoe C. Linder A. G. McCurry J. W. Morris Quitman Royal, Arcanum Lodge W. C. Arnalt Louise McMullan Grace Alice Margie Phillipa Grand .Opera Mra G. H. Pawe Atlanta C . Mrg Skelten Ghiidren Hav Senet Wamaton Cy Whertey Hon Sulla B. McCurry Miss Griffin Clarence Linden F. M. Carter Lowndesville Laura Lee Setterfield Gussie Sadie Saul Hartwell W. L Adams H. A. Jordan W. H. Smith N. Ayers C. A Ray F. B. Heaton A J. Griffa J. Fyer M. Richardson J. L. Parks Sam Martin J. V. Brown J. M. Carlton A. R. McCurry W. J. Glover William McLane Joseph Shiflet J. T. Nixon

Attendance Promises Grand Opera Trip to Atlanta

Bainbridge residents including Mr and Mrs B E Perry Mr and Mrs E B Hines Mr and Mrs R Le Lane and others will attend grand opera in Atlanta Misa Sue Jones visits Mrs Jobin Sharpe Miss Johnston and Miss Lamar Coleman return to Miss Woodbert School in Atlanta Mrs Robert Coleman has rented a house on Shotwell Street and several families travel between Bainbridge Atlanta and nearby cities for social engagements and visits.

Bainbridge BE. J. Perry EB. T. Hines R. le Lane Mises Maisie Curry Misa Olive Morgan Miss Bower Atlanta Misa Sue Jones Jobin BR. Sharpe Miss Johnston Lamar Coleman Shotwell Street Erl Donalson D. R. Bower W. A Wheeler T. Philpot Miriam Livy Philpot George Fields K. A. Oliver Dothan Ala Walter Perry Opelika Ken Dickinson Pope Oglesby Sewing Club Lloyd Hill

Marriage of Louise Lamar and George Meyer in Monticello

Miss Louise Lamar of Monticello Florida wed Mr. George Mallette Meyer of Raleigh North Carolina in Christchurch Monticello on Wednesday evening the 17th The ceremony was by Rev J Lewis With sister Miss Sarah Bailey Lamar as maid of honor and Dr William McWider as best man Ushers were William Lamar and Junius Hale After travel the couple will reside in Raleigh The bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs Jefferson B Lamar and she has relatives in Atlanta Savannah and Macon Out of town guests included Hon and Mrs W B Lamar Atlanta Henry Miller and Miss Higgs Atlanta Miss Mary Jerger Thomasville and Miss Agnes Girardeau Jacksonville Other attendees and Federation Club events are noted including chautauqua in Albany and study classes

Iisnomasville Louise Lamar Monticello Fla George Mallette Meyer Raleigh N. C Christchurch J. Lewis Sarah Bailey Lamar Wllam McWider William Lamar Junius Hale Second Congressional District Mia John H. Lamb Misa Lucy Lester Federation Atlanta W. H Rockwell Mamie Merrill Misa Nel Fringle Mary Eva Mal‘e

Try This Simple Rheumatism Cure Warns Readers

An old advertisement claims a quick cure for rheumatism and back ache using Toris compound and syrup of Sarsa parilla blended in whiskey. It urges readers to obtain the genuine original sealed yellow package and warns against patent medicines.

Such Extraordinary Hair Promises Vigor and Color

This ad-style piece urges women to care for hair that shows white threads or fading vigor. It hints that proper care and treatment quickly revive hair’s luster and attractiveness.

Jacobs’ Pharmacy Atlanta

Local Social Notes Describe Visitor Guests and Trips

Mrs Woogberry meets on Peachtree with Mrs Jarrell and friends. Numerous acquaintances, visits to Waycross Valdosta Albany and Cleveland noted, with guests including Miss Emita Dobbs Miss Marion Fi Fielder Miss Ella Sandtora and many others. Several families plan outings to Tampa Asheville and Europe during the season.

Woogberry Peachtree W.i Jarrell Mra J Emita Dobbs Pisdmont Mary Postel Marion Fi Fielder Ella Sandtora Ficiemls Satie Gtark G. Sherwood Whitney Augusta Marianne Watt Alice May’ Ansley Susie Ansley Missa Williams Martha Mallette Ernest Ayer Tim Chisholm Valdosta Mattie Jones Alexander Crawford Mays Albany J. C. Morse Miss Hunt Inwood Morse Cleveland Ohio Europe RL. Ireland Pabble Hill Asheville N. C J. H. Herboner Heyward Mason Susina J. C. Wade Sete Millpond Planta

Social club notices from Monroe Georgia gatherings

Mrs Orrin Roveruts hosted the Athenaeum Club with talks on the world’s greatest musicians and a Spanish literature study led by Mrs Clifford Walker. Merry Matrons and Bridge Club events featured invited guests, floral decorations, two course luncheons, and high scores.

Orrin Roveruts Nostess Athenaeum Club Breedlove Clifford Walker Arthur Mobley Barrett Bridge Mesdames R. Lnowell A. J. Arnold Leila Wright Gray Quinney W. A. Ricker Albert Mobley Ethel Latimer Hester Zora Barrett Julia Mobley Mary Lou Arnold Mra. Spearman Stanton Alen Arnold Walton Heights Waynesboro Leila Hill Wright Rome Frank Harrold Morocco Calvin Nowell F. C. Foster Madison Alvert Mobley H. D. McDaniel Atlanta

Guyton GA social notices list visiting friends and relatives

Misses Mattie Crumley and Fannie Lloyd of Savannah visited Mrs. D G Heldt. Grace Smith visited Savannah friends. J S Baynard of Maron guests of daughter G M Shearouse. J H Burke of Covington visited last week. Hubert Davis of Savannah spent weekend with home folks. G D Brooks and Katie Burke visited Springfield. Neely Smith visited Haleegondale. W G Brooks of Forsyth stayed with Rev W A Brooks. Ann Bird returns from Savannah. Hubert Davis was the great Sunday of James Neidlinger. Alfred Shearouse of Bellville spent Sunday here. G P Few spent Saturday in Savannah. Herbert Shearouse of Byron visited Guyton. A Bird and Alfred Shearouse spent Wednesday in Savannah. Katie and Lucy Fox visiting Oakey relatives. Ernest Shearouse left for Byron for new position. Mrs Alfred Shearouse of Billville visits A E Bird family. Rev N F Smith and wife returned from Fort Gaines after their son W C Smith wed Miss Cleo Harris. W Cari Smith of Fort Gaines visiting Rev and Mrs F Smith.

G. D. Brooks Katie Burke Springfield Neely Smith Haleegondale W. G. Brooks Forsyth W. A. Brooks Ann Bird Savannah Hubert Davis James Neidlinger Alfred Shearouse Bellville G P. Few Herbert Shearouse Byron Guyton A. ©. Bird Katie Lucy Fox Oakey Ernest Shearouse

Monticello Social Notes Highlight Local Travel Visits

Miss Vera Evana visits Forsyth relatives while Mrs. Tom Lane of Machen hosts friends here this week. Mrs. Eben Reynolds visits grandmother Mrs. Burney of Irwin as Mrs. Hart of Madison guests Mrs. Will Pope. Mrs. BR H Smith returns Calvin after Monticello relatives visit. Mrs. H M Penn back from Atlanta trip. Miss Bessie Ezell of Covington weekends with her father Mr. Tor Ezell. Mrs. Tom Payne and Miss Lucil Payne of Winfred visit locals. Corinne Pope of Atlanta spends weekend with her parents. Mrs. H BD Spivey and young ser se Fronton at Monticello hotel. Mrs. R T Bussell and Mr. Powell Izel of Smithboro guests of Mrs. Sherrod Malone. Mrs. Edger Fears and children of Madison spend Sunday with Mrs. Reuben Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. J G Gilmore return from Jackson funeral of brother.

Monticello Vera Evana Forsyth Tom Lane Machen Eben Reynolds Mrs. Burney Irwinton Hart Madison Will Pope BR. H. Smith Calvin H. M. Penn Atlanta Bessie Exell Covington Tor Ezell Tom Payne Lucil Payne Winfred Corinne Pope C. W. Pope H. BD. Spivey Serfe Seronton Monticellootel R. T. Bsell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Savannah Social News Georgia Society Colonial Dames of America The DeSoto J. J. Wilder Lafayette Square Laura G. Young Frank B. Screven Georgia Ellison S. Smythe Greenville Sarah William Nelson Denton Martin J. Crawford, Jr Edwin Rembert DuBose Thomas Micajah Crumby, Jr J. 42 Hoke Athens Charles F. Thompson W. A. Winburn John T. Brantley Blackshear Eugenia Johnston Gavannah William L. Wilson S¢E P. W. Meldrim J. M. Lang Louis G. Young Clarence G. Anderson Joseph R. Lamar Washington John M. Slaton Frank G. Screven R. T. Waller Maria Minis Richard Orme Campbell Frank G. Lumpkin D. Watson Winn St. Simons Charles Phinizy H. Mc Hatton Macon Lina Huger R. W. Thiet A. A. Lawrence Covington, GA James F. Hogera D. A.R Otta Childs Newborn W. W. W. Childs Flogg Street Misges Paulime Bellz Nelle Wright Seguin Robert H. Trippe Oscar Beaur Winder C. A. Franklin Rufus Josephine Harry King Brooks Franklin J.C. Larmar Lada Lamar P. W. Godfrey Fransen Godfrey Friay Frances Henderson Annie Higgins Eleanor Butler Grace Whitehei Freq Barnes Stone Mountain Lester Lee Lady Bernice Breedlove Monroe Lille Wicks Austell Carrollton J. T. Wicks A. B. Simma Sallie Jackson Simms Floyd Street Lois Rennie Pell City Hottie Annie Mae Lester Jeannette Lowndes Fannie Kate M@leise Herbert Corley Charles Wright Starraville Dudley Williams Thompson Aven Paul Hurst Susan Hurst J. Norman J. B. Riley O'Neil Berry Ilan Thompson Mansfield Henry Thompson Minnie Powell Wident Brooks Columbia University J. C. Upshaw Pan Upshaw Ora Wypshaw Evelyn Duffey Eloise Rae Michigan Avenue Suite Chicago, Il Johnson’s Ass Company Luckie-St Thomasville, GA Robinnaire Hansell Watt Watt-Mallett2 Weading Warcross Minnie Weldon Carrie Tolbert Brindon Hattie Even Tolbert Ror. Evans Missea Hose Carmen Evans Willie Baker Bryan Harper Monroe, GA Nemo Lastikops Nemo Elastikove & System Kops Bros Mirs Gro Whitehell St Madas Arnot Paris
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