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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1912

Page

23

Social and wedding notices in Atlanta newspaper

Mrs Miles and Mrs Ripley host informal gathering for Mrs J Allen Bite of Charleston. Mrs Stacy and Mrs Beasley host tea and bridge in honor of guests. Miss Clayton and Miss Rose Clayton receive at Georgia Terrace. Pretty wedding of Hannah Woodbury and Clarence L Little with brief ceremony at home. couple to reside on Dabney Street. Opera review praises Fariddu Griffin and notes a metro Atlanta social column of teas, gifts, and civic events.

Miles T. J. Ripley bHdge Thuradey J. Allen Bite Charleston Muest B. M. Boykin Co. Abnay Dames D. AR Hughenot ‘Society Miss Clayton Elizabeth May Johnstone Bridge Rose Clayton X.Y. Z. Bridge Club Woodbury Little Hannah Woodbury Clarence L. Little Mar Elefah Woodbury

Spaghetti Night Promotes Faust Spaghetti Product

Faust Spaghetti promotes a weekly Spaghetti Night highlighting its nourishing value and cost effectiveness. The ad touts Durum wheat pasta made in sanitary factories, packed sealed for freshness, and urges families to try it with free recipe books from Maull Bros of St. Louis.

Spaghett Faust

Cardul Brought Mrs Powell From Sickness To Health

Mrs Lydia Powell of Ridge Kentucky writes she was nearly dead with pain in her left side and weak stomach. After four months of doctor treatment with no improvement she tried Cardul a woman’s tonic and now feels well and active again four miles from town.

Biy Ridge Lydia Powell Ethan

Savannah Society Debutante Party in Honor of Miss Wood

A Savannah gathering featured a large debutante group hosted by Mrs Wood with guests from New York and Savannah. Pink roses and ferns adorned the tea setting with a pointed centerpiece, while Mrs Todda and Mrs Eby announced upcoming events. Debutante Miss Anne Orme was praised at tea honoring her as a welcome guest with Misses Hawkins Pheeters Nunnally and many others in attendance.

Henry Todda Miss Wood Mias Nora Helle Roaser Bridge Joseph’ Eby Georgian Terrace Miss Orme Francis Block Anne Orme Margaret Hawkins Susan Pheeters Raleigh N. C Misa Frances Nunnally Margaret Disosway Esther Smith Milas May Atkinson Mary Cooper Nancy Hill Hopkins Elizabeth Morgan Ada Alexander Elizabeth Sarah Rawson Misa Rebecca Morton Memphis Jana Thornton Mary Traylor Tint Winship Mary Helen Moody Emma Kate Amorous Misa Rosalind Wood Savannah Carolyn King Misa Louise Black Alice May Freeman Clara Wimberly Mrs. Brock Helen Payne Passie May Ottley Bessie Jones Wiliam E. Chapin

Council of Jewish Women Monthly Meeting Date

The Council of Jewish Women will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday afternoon April 30 at 2 30 o clock. The Ponce de Leon Study Circle meets with Mrs McCall at 301 Ponce de Leon avenue on May 1 at 10 30 o'clock.

Gordon Street Council of Jewish Women Ponce de Leon Carnegie Library Harry H. Osgood

Potato Doughnuts from Mrs Helen Armatrong Recipe

A recipe for potato doughnuts by Mrs Helen Armatrong describes a dough using Cottalene sugar and eggs mashed potato milk and flour with baking powder salt mace nutmeg and a fry test with bread. The directions include cream Cottolene sugar yolks and whites beat potato milk and dried ingredients fold in flour and roll cut before frying in deep Cottolene.

Helen Armatrong

Local Social Notes Highlight Movements and Visits

A string of arrivals and departures fills the week with social visits and travels. Mrs Edward H Butler of Buffalo returns from a winter abroad while niece Lee Mea travels from New York to meet her. Mr and Mrs Felton Jones of Cartersville enjoy opera week at the Georgian Terrace. Mrs McCree and Mrs Young Moorse of Valdosta also retreat to the Georgian then return home. Twin births are announced for Mr and Mrs Ben Conyers. Edith Powell comes for grand opera and returns to Newnan. Prenton Arkwright and family plan a move to East Lake for the summer. Edwin Broyles of the state university visits with his parents. Mrs George McKenzie, Miss Annie Lee McKenzie and Master William McKenzie depart for several weeks at Battle Creek. Katherine Humphries recovers from whooping cough. Annabel Love visits Jewell Lewis in Woolsey. Sophie Meldrim returns to Savannah. Robyn Young of Washington is noted in text.

G. W. L. Powell Atlanta New York Mk Rougtt Ryan Ieturng New ‘York Lee Mea A. M. Robinson Edward H. Butler Buffalo Felton Jones Carterville Georgian Terrace McCree Young Moorse Valdosta Oime Ben Conyers Edith Powell Newnan George McKenzie Annie Lee McKenzie William McKenzie Battle Creek Lee Little Katherine Humphries Misa Annabel Love Misa Jewell Lewis Woolsey Sophie Meldrim Savannah Robyn Young Washington

Society notes swirl around Atlanta events and visits

Atlanta society pages chronicle visits and departures, lunches and dances, and kinship ties. Mrs. Wright returns to Nan., Mrs. Callaway welcomes a son, and several guests from Memphis, Savannah, and Birmingham arrive or depart. Attendees include Mrs. Howard Wooding, Miss Jule Hunter, and Mrs. Bennett with others in Decatur, Macon, and Quitman.

Susie Heard Brown Louisville Mary Hamilton Georgetown Jule Hunter Decatur Bessierift College James Pride Elizabeth Huntsville Ala Rosa Mileage Decatur Bridge Club

Government sues for 100000 over glove leather value

The government files a lawsuit seeking 100000 against a manufacturing firm, alleging improper value and irregularities in glove leather. Attorney Pratt represents the government. The suit targets the firm and the involved parties, citing improper pricing practices.

Ciavernment York Pratt T Do Gay Karp Bergo Arger Ima Fitig

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