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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1914

Page

15

Many Guests at Tea at the Georgian Terrace

Afternoon tea hour drew a crowd of fashionable guests including Mrs. Shallenberger hosting Dr. and Mrs. Barker of Baltimore as well as Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Richardson, and notable names like Pasquale Amato and Madame Amato among others while opera week promises lounge tea each afternoon. Mrs. Lee Jordan hosted a luncheon for Mr. Gordon of Columbus, twelve guests, floral iris and snapdragon decor, and French doll souvenirs.

Georgian Terrace Anc Shallenberger Mrs. Barker Baltimore Hugh Richardson McRae Michael Wake Paulin Lokey Jenn D. Battle Frank Munsey New York Pasquale Amato Madame Amato E. F. Tresdale Savannah Montague Boyd Tresdale John Jittle Ira Stemsen Baltimora Hugh Lokey Nira Thornton Marve

Hats at Yrys Millinery Co on Mitchell Street

Jennine Hemp offers stylish hats priced at 2 and 3 dollars with clean or color options including aigrettes plumes and wads. The Yrys Millinery Co at 39 W Mitchell St proclaims the busiest spot on the busy street.

S. Yrys Millinery Co W. Mitchell St

Opera Week Socials Highlight Atlanta Society

Mrs. Whit Durden hosts visiting opera guests from Fort Valley and Macon as grand opera week unfolds with box parties and teas at Forsyth Piedmont and other venues. Miss Myrtle Brown weds Frank Feagle in a formal ceremony at the Wilder home on Ponce de Leon Avenue with a large bridal party and reception.

Thomas Flournoy Fort Valley Henry Dbrane Monroe Green Macan Whit Durden Far- Test Avenue William Waltz Forsyth Durden Piedmont Walder George Summers Augusta Jace George Feagle Valdosta Gibbon Alice Pope Summers Jolia Anne Hagan Joseph Feagle Greenville W. W. Stanley Kathleen Law Leila Ponder Tyler Daniel Virginia Collier Mary Brittain Whiteabeth Smith Feagle Baltimore Philadelphia New York Wider K. Ayer Myrtle Street Gertrude Jones Selma Ala Christing Barnard San Francisco

Pink Roses Decorate Long Table at Event in New York

Colonel Charles W Cranke shaw Dr Willis Ragan and Mr James Rag an attended a gathering where the long table featured pink rose plateaux valley lilies and smilax garlands. A chandelier glowed with pink roses and soft lighting while guests admired songbird adorned wine glasses and bisque flower souvenirs. Mrs Blodgett wore a silver gown with a sheer overdress of Hace.

New York Charles W. Crankeshaw Willis Ragan James Ragan

North Avenue PTA Adjourns Until Fall Meeting

The North Avenue Parent Teacher Association will hold its next meeting on Friday May 8 at 2:30 PM. The date change was due to opera week and Field Day. This will be the last meeting until fall, and a full attendance is urged.

Atlanta Craternity Women Grady’ Hospital University Club North Avenue Parent-Teacher Association

Federal Reserve Banks In Action By August 1

Washington reports the Treasury expects the new federal reserve banks to be ready for business by August 1. Subscriptions to stock in twelve districts total $71,998,400 with six districts exceeding the $4,000,000 minimum to organize. The Chicago and Philadelphia districts lead in subscriptions, with Boston New York and others following. By May first, three more districts are anticipated to reach the minimum. Banks are organizing as quickly as law allows.

Washington Mcadoo Treasury Department Federal Reserve Reserve Bank Organization Committee Federal Reserve Banks Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Chicago Philadelpha

Floyd County primary passes off quietly

Rome Ga April 28 Special Returns from Floyd county white primary favor re election of John M VanTriver as tax collector over Leonard G Todd and John W Miller as coroner over I D B Aycock. Sheriff race favored J R Barron after W C Dunehoo withdrew following a shooting incident. Weather kept farmers at work and 3400 votes were cast of 4156 registered. County commission races Davis vs Connor Griff vs Mullis and Jenkins vs Salmon are close with Rome precinct to decide early morning results.

Rome Floyd County John M van- Triver Leonard G. Todd John W. Miller I. D. B. Aycock J. R. Barron W. C. Dunehoo W. G Smith Barron Dunehoo County Commission J. Scott Davis Ana O, Connor P. C. Griff T. Mullis J. Tom Jenkins Zack Salmon Dams Griffin Salmon

Barrett Named In White County Primary Runoff

Cleveland Ga April 28 Special Unofficial returns show J B TR Barrett nominated for clerk of superior court over G N Colley and J M Allison by a large majority G Hefner elected sheriff over B Trotter and A L Dorsey by a strong margin D C Fium Dhreys runner up for collector Autry William Palmer leads for treasurer John Sutterheld competes with six others for that post

Cleveland J. B. TR. Barrett Superior Court G. N. Colley J. M. Allison Hefner Sherif B. ‘Trotter A. L Dorsey D.C. Fium Dhreys G. N. Ghoss Autry William Palmer Berly ET John Sutterheld

Acworth Boy Scout Troop Formed By Local Leaders

In Acworth Georgia on April 28 Howard Hiller holder of a Rhodes scholarship organized a local boy scout troop. The entire troop is in the tenderfoot class with Wilber Colvin BE D Patten and KE W Ray named commissioners to direct the work. Patrol leaders are Robert Mitchell Glenn Reed Ma Nichols and Clyde Wann.

Boy Scouts Acworth Howard Hiller Messrs Wilber Colvin BE. D. Patten KE. W. Ray Robert Mitchell Glenn Reed Ma Nichols Clyde Wann

Woodmen Unveil Monument at Orphans Cemetery

The monument over Hosea Williamson's grave, erected by Lumberman Camp Woodmen of the World of Eastman, was unveiled Sunday afternoon with ceremony. Maury Woodmen from nearby camps attended the event.

Mast Hosea Williamson Lumberman Eastman Orphans Maury

The Real Secret of Rejuvenating the Face

An advertisement promises facial renewal by applying urinary mercurialized wax to remove dead skin particles. It claims the underlying skin becomes youthful in a week or two with safe use and no visible sign of application. It also sells powdered saxolite and a hazel bath solution for deeper wrinkles.

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