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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1914
Page
36
Society notice states Mrs. Thornton Marye will entertain a small bridge party Monday afternoon for a number of out of town visitors in town for the opera.
Family guests for stationery embossing in English German and Italian from Tricez Watercolors 10 by 12 inch at 55.00. Embossing dies for stationery 5.00 and 2? 00. FB T Bonner & Co genealogists Aurora NC Ery.
Estelle Barber announces her daughter Estelle's marriage to Reuben Benjamin Boswell Sr. of Fenfield Georgia. The ceremony occurred February 21 at the bride's home 103 West Harris Street. Mr. and Mrs. Boswell reside in Penfield Georgia after April 26.
Mrs. Howard Dobba hosted the Tuesday Evening Dinner Domino club at her West End home on Thursday. White wistaria and dogwood blossoms decorated the apartments for the event. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. EB. D. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Colcord, Mrs M. M. Davies, and many other couples such as Mr. and Mrs. J. Pyewrs, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Dis bro, Mr. and Mrs. Wy. A. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wallingham, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McHan, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Metachern, Mr. and Mrs. ET. Boothe, Mr. and Mrs. wad Beers, Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Dobba Jr., and Wiss Leila Culberson.
Gainesville residents list attending grand opera next week including Mrs Z H Downey Mrs George Quilnan Mrs W A Charters Mrs H H Dean Miss Jessie Looper Miss Tinda Sosan Miss Rath Smith Miss Isabelle Charters Miss Carol Dean Missey Helen and Dorothy Dean Mr Mary Logan Mr Sidney Smith and M Charlie Estes. The Baraca class hosted the Philathea group at First Baptist with flowers and refreshments.
Cordele Georgia April 25 Special The marriage of Miss Mary Litetla Katop and Mr Thomas Sims Kinnett drew social interest. The ceremony occurred at 8 o clock Wednesday evening April 22 at the First Presbyterian church Cordele, with invited guests relatives and friends of the couple present. The bride is the daughter of Mrs MoR Shipp of Verdele and the groom a prominent businessman of Norerass.
Miss Gertrude Straus and Mr Albert Fox wed Tuesday evening at the Straus home. The parlor altar featured Easter lilies and ferns with white crystal candlesticks. Rosalind Julins, maid of honor, and Arthur Fo of Atlanta, best man, witnessed the ceremony followed by a reception. The couple departed for a wedding journey to New York and Atlantic City.
Brenau School of Oratory presented Miss Marry Blanton in her senior recital The Little Princess on Thursday at 4 30 and Miss Leta Coleman performed The Blue Bird on Monday The at home of the Alpha I Omega sorority honored Mrs J M Rhodes and Miss Nell E Farris of Indianola with 4 to 6 o'clock hours. guests included Miss Marcus Little Miss Hanes and Mrs
An enthusiastic ovation honored Miss Annie Laura Cox at a musical afternoon hosted by Mrs. Mell R. Wilkinson. Her accompanist and teacher Mr. Shibins accompanied her on the piano at the Wilkinson home.
Gardening operations advance. this week is ideal for seeding and planting. Safe to sow vegetables and flowers including tomatoes peppers and eggplant. Finish partial work, plant geraniums coleus salvia, and help Atlanta become clean and beautiful for Shriners visit and year round health and savings.
Advertisement notes Geraniums best French and American sun and heat resisting varieties. Promotes strong healthy plants ready for bedding out now. Price 15 cents each or 2 for 25 cents.
Salvia Beds of our Salvia Splendens make a perfect blaze of scarlet in late summer and fall. Good plants for use now. 5 cents each, 50 cents dozen.
The notice advertises coleus plants described as a gardener's paint box with splendid shades and variegations that intensify in hot weather. Plants sold at 4 cents each or 50 cents per dozen.
Moon Flower grows rapidly forming dense shade for sun exposed porches. It bears immense pure white flowers that open at night. Price is 10 cents each or 3 for 25 cents.
Fragrant tuberoses attract attention with large blooming bulbs of the Double Excessivn Pearl variety offered at 15 cents a dozen.
Gladioli A superb range of shades and coloring in Hastings mixed Gladioli. Old dull colors discarded. Dozen, 20 cents.
A local sale lists big healthy field grown dahlia roots in decorative and cactus varieties. Colors include white red pink yellow purple. Priced at 15 cents each or $1.50 per dozen.
Sago Palms offers fine bulbs for starting now direct from Japan. They make decorative home plants. Bulbs range 1 to 7 pounds each. Price is 15 cents per pound.
Tomato plants growing healthy and green, freshly watered twice daily. Planted now, they promise delicious, large, smooth tomatoes in Fine. Best varieties priced at 20 cents each.
Readable note offers sweet pepper plants for garden use with a price of 25 cents per dozen. This brief item targets home gardeners seeking salad peppers or stuffing options at a low wholesale-like rate.
Readable fragment notes Hastings eggplant a large purple thornless variety grown widely in the South. Advertisement encourages planting in gardens and offers 25 cents per dozen.
Dry sheep manure is presented as a versatile fertilizer for flowers, lawn, and vegetable planting. The ad promotes 100 lb bags at a price of 1.56, noting it is seedless and suitable for all mentioned uses.
Stringless beans noted as a nuisance, but Red Valentine and Stringless Green Pod praised for stringless quality. Price quotes: Pt. 15 cents, Ot. 25 cents.
A seed listing touts McCass and Bear of Georgia origin as the finest pole snap beans. Plant along a fence or trellis for a long summer harvest. Packets priced 10 cents, pint 20 cents, quart 35 cents.
Advertisement notes Country Gentleman and Stowell's Evergreen as standard corn varieties. Prices listed are Pt. 10 cents and qt. 20 cents.
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