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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1914

Page

11

Plans for Centen season accelerate spring outfits

Early Lent dates force Atlanta modistes and milliners to brace for an opera season rush. Women plan ahead to avoid last minute costs and stress, while workers hope for steadier orders and smoother timing between Lent and Easter.

Bakers of Atlanta Contest Promotes Skill and Fund Drive

Best Cake bakers in Atlanta compete to raise funds for Gate City Free Kindergarten Association. Prizes awarded for best plain cake white loaf chocolate loaf lemon cheese coconut layer cake and other varieties. Event runs from 11 to 4 Friday to support neighborhood center associations and local school-building efforts.

Gate City Free Kindergarten

Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Mrs Beidel

A Shippensburg Pennsylvania letter extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs James A Beidel credits it with easing severe monthly pains after childbirth and maintaining long term health. The notice touts the product as made from native roots and herbs with no narcotics and invites others to write for confidential advice from a woman at the Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.

Shippensburg Lydia EK Pinkham Lydia B. Pinkham Iit James A. Beidel Penn Street Yia E. Pinkham Pinkham “Atory Lynn Mass Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E.pinkham

Hallman sisters host afternoon tea for Payne guests

A bright tea yesterday at the North avenue home of Misses Margaret and Susie Hallman in compliment to visitors Misses Nannette and Corinna Payne of Ferinfield. Decor used ferns and jonquils. gowns featured pink chiffons and blue charmeuse. guests included Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Trammell. A bridge luncheon followed with top score towels awarded to Mrs. Lowndes Connally. A second note mentions a silver tea hosted by Mrs Jane A. Aang at 246 Ivy street for the Atlanta Frances Willard Women’s Christian Temperance Union with recitations and music. A tea dance at the Piedmont Driving Club drew over a hundred attendees amid evening music and staged refreshments.

Hallman Margaret Susie Hallman North Avenue Nannetts Corinna Payne Ferinfield William HH John Hallman Suele Hallman Margaret Hallman Nannette Payne Corinne Payne W.C.T.U. Mra Jane A Misses Payne C. & Nunnally Corinne Springeld Airman Sarah Cowles Brivine Club

Evening of dance and fashion at the city clubs

The afternoon tea scene featured bright grips and fond fare at lainty cafes with bonbons. The orchestra presented new dances and tunes, the hesitation waltz remaining popular, the one step regaining favor, and fashion notes highlighted spring hats and gowns. Announcements include Miss Amorous entertaining at the Capital City Club, a lecture by Father Rapier on De Profundis, and upcoming weddings and bridge parties among society figures.

Boston Father Rapier Marist College Tennyson Ladies’ Altar Society Sacred Heart Church

Social items from Atlanta scene feature visits and returns

Secre tary McAdoo and Houston will stay at the Georgian Terrace during a Atlanta visit while many locals return from trips to New York Washington and Florida. Resting at home notices include Noel M. Daley and Mrs. Moore in critical conditions and several families traveling to Knoxville Florida and Texas with social calls across cities like Ann Arbor Baltimore Nashville and Detroit.

Atlanta McAdoo Houston Georgian Terrace MicAdoo South Noel M. K. Daley York Mi Ory Wi A Moore Peachtree Street Logan Pitta Calhoun Lillian 5 Gunby Knoxville W. R. Devig Rockledge Bryan Grant New York Howard Worcester St. Louis Clifton Drew Texas L. Eiseman Erga Blaesman Washington Miss Eiseman Wheen Washington City W. A Haynes Florida Henry Hughes Paducah, Ky Jack J. Spalding B. EB Norrie Mira Norris Ane Florence ‘Truax Tallapoosa W. HL. Chaffee F. M. Hardin Sinclair Avenue Gilbert Smith Baltimere Georgian” Terrace Suilin Ftormerly Sonia B. Magid Boston Baltimore Philadelphia Lester Harvey J. A. Trammell College Park Luke, Johnson Nashville Alice Dunkive Columbus Louise Whalley Hame Anniston Fern Humphries Emanuel Levy Dallas Frank J. Cohen East North Avenue Levy Rae Cohen W. C. Humphries Ponce de Leon Misa Eloise Waldo Misa Louisa Turner H. T. Besa Helen Florence Clyde A. Stevenson West Peachtree, Street Ruth Walker New Yorke City Martinique Hotel Hazel Stevenson University of Chicago Mrs. Stevenson Mattie L. Ivey Washington Street Georgia McMichael Pasadena Cal W. Foster

Champion Fiddlers of Georgia Coming to Show Skill Here

Georgia Old-Time Fiddlers association holds its second annual convention at the Atlanta Auditorium Armory starting February 18. Fifty top fiddlers from East Tennessee to south Georgia compete for the medal, with profits aiding the Daughters of the Confederacy. Notables include Bagley of Cummings, John Carson of Blue Ridge, Gid Tanner of Gwinnett, and Red Neck Jim Lawson of Milltown.

Has Bagley Cummings Georgia Betsy East Tennessee Line South Georgia Atlanta Auditorium Armory Daughters of the Confederacy John Carson Blue Ridge Gid Tanner Gwinnett Red Neck Jim Lawson Milltown Peachtree Tinker's Alley

Melba to Be Honored by Atlanta Society Event

Madam Melba will sing at the Baptist Tabernacle on February 21 before Atlanta audiences with Edmund Burke Marcel Moyse and Gabriel Lapierre in support. Society leaders including Mrs John Marshall Slaton promote attendance and section reservations as tickets go on sale at Cable Piano company.

Madam Melba Baptist Tabernacle Atlanta Edmund Burke Marcel Moyse Gabriel ‘Lapierre Atlanta ‘Society Mme Melta Imona Isuccnss John Marshall Slaton Slaton Musical Association William Ate Peal Peel Atlanta Music Festival Association Melba Capital City The Cable Piano Company Eroad Street

South Carolina Passes 2 Cent Passenger Rate Bill

Columbia February 4 A bill providing for a two cent passenger rate was approved by the lower house of the South Carolina assembly. The measure now goes to the senate.

Columbia S. C South Carolina Assembly Senate

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