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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
15
Mrs Carroll Payne entertained married friends at a compliment luncheon. Attendees included Miss Alex W Smith and Mrs Charles Hopkins among others. The setting featured palms, baskets, flowers, and yellow and white decor with silver vases and corsages.
Serious catarrh remedies touted with Hyome from Booths Hyamet Company Buffalo promise quick relief. The copy claims Hyomet soothes irritated breathing membranes and provides affordable, fast action with minimal dosage, urging readers to buy now from druggists.
Miss Katherine Ellis will entertain at wine on Thursday evening with Miss Eula Jackson and Mr Dibyard Alsop attending. The wedding is set for Friday the 12th at the church with a Capitol City club reception and seated supper. Relatives, out of town guests, and close friends will attend.
The Boy and Girl High School pupils visit the Child Welfare exhibit aided by two Georgia Rusway and Fower Co cars. Teachers and speakers include Professor William Slaton and Dr Caroline Gelisler. Industrial workers and local women coordinate tours, demonstrations, and lectures to promote hygiene, education, and child protection.
Mrs Yancey of New York is guest of honor at a bridge tea hosted by Mrs Raine on Juniper scree ta hoenor, with American Beauty roses as centerpiece and rose tableware. Prizes included guest towels and silk stockings, as a few guests joined the afternoon bridge and luncheon for visitors.
The executive board of the Atlanta Woman's club will meet Friday morning at 16 o'clock at the club house on Baker Street. The Woman's Choral Club will have its next rehearsal at Phillips & Crew Friday at 3 p.m. The Woman's Resist Corps holds its regular meeting at Mrs. G Brandy's home at 796 Piedmont Avenue on Thursday December 4 at 1 o'clock.
In superior court, Charles Rumney, a white resident of Dawson, was convicted of bigamy and sentenced by Judge Z A Littlejohn to four years in the penitentiary. Rumney had previously served time on a similar charge in another county.
Miss Leila House of East Lake visited Davis & Freeman jewelers last Friday. A man in the shop found a diamond brooch the same day and waited for the owner to appear. She arrived later, but details of recovery were unclear.
A Diamond brooch lost in a store was identified and returned to its owner thanks to Constitution columns. Mrs House expressed surprise and gratitude, noting she had not expected recovery and praised the paper for public-spirited coverage.
The Atlanta Pioneer Ladies society held their monthly meeting at the Hotel Winecoff on a Wednesday afternoon with over fifty members present. Plans for the coming year were discussed and the yearly reports were read.
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