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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1909
Page
29
Tetive Garments introduces white and color lingerie gowns priced at 312.50 and up. Linen coatsuits in plain tailored and trim styles priced from 2.50? up. New arrivals feature pale grays, tans, blues, rose tints, navies, and blacks. Most 45.00 pieces use high class novelty gro toned fabrics in silver greens grays tans and pale blues.
Mea S SiirEog Witeon returns from a wall to wee sinter. Mrs Ubay Kelley and Mr and Mrs James B Nisbet leave for Atlanta. Many friends in Eatonton regret departures. Mrs W M Beldin returns from a visit to Mr and Mrs. Dr. Brooks Returns to Athens after stay. Hooten of Barnesville visits. Walter B Wingfield returns from pleasant views. Baureis production in Greensboro praised by locals. Prof J T Walker praised for success. Mrs Percy Powell Exell hosts bridge. Mrs F C Dusenbury and Miss Mary Dusenbury travel to Athens. Miss Mae Alford to Milledgeville. Miss Maie Moore returns from Savannah recovered from illness. Daughters of the Confederacy enjoy afternoon at Captain and Mrs Reida’s home. E M Davis and daughter host 42 party with elegant course for seventy five. The ladies of Methodist Episcopal church meet at Mrs B B Griffith’s home. Mrs W O Clements of Atlanta improving. Judge and Mrs Joseph S Turner return from Atlanta in private car with sister Lovina Eximondson. Friends pleased by Judge Turner’s convalescence.
A short note advertises free copies of a gardening book or pamphlet titled Flowers for Southern Gardens sent from a Chattanooga address. The readable line mentions Chattanodge Nursa zien and 91 Mission Hidge Chettanooga, suggesting a misspelled contact.
NORCROSS GA residents and guests host and attend gatherings. Mrs WW Leather of Nashville and Miss Vera Bird entertain, while Miss Bessie Hill Davis visits Buford. The Buford Comedy Company staged The Deacon to a large audience. An upcoming wedding to Mr McDaniel of Athens is noted along with engagements and club activities.
Miss Bessiessmith guest of Mrs Marchman in Cechian Georgia arrives from Macon. Langdon C Cheeves of Montezuma visits relatives in the city. Indee A awards of Omlethorps visits brother A Rawards. Mrs W Soild visits Macon while with her parents Mr and Mrs Goonan. Mrs rank Parks of Atlanta attends the onset of Mrs Lao Franklin Cater. Mrs W B Norton returns to Fort Valley after visiting relatives in town. Rev K Reade of Cal 410 attends Sunday and Monday in Mrs R F Hollingshead of Fort Valley visiting relatives.
A shoe-polishing stand is installed among various conveniences in a newly opened Shoe Department, showcasing up-to-date styles in Evening Slippers in the South.
Jere B Field announces the marriage of his daughter Cornelia to Pactis Goodwin Cope on Saturday January 30 at the bride’s grandmother’s home. The ceremony featured an informal reception, green broadcloth gown with a matching toque, and bride roses. Mr and Mrs Cope depart for New York, and relatives from Savannah and Griffin are mentioned among guests and travels.
Lawrenceville Georgia reports a refined Knights of Pythias anniversary reception held Wednesday evening. Professor C R Ware welcomed guests with responses from Dr G S Kelley Professor W F Martin and Rev C G Branch. The event featured elaborate dining prepared by Professor Baldwin and noted a large, representative guest list including Dan M Byrd Charles R Thompson R S Sammon W G Hopkin John Houston E T King C R Wars and many others.
Valdosta residents attended a Wednesday session arranged by Miss Adair Wilkingon with lectures on Italian art and Renaissance topics. The program opened with an instrumental solo, historical notes on Italian artists, and vocal performances, followed by further talks and violin numbers.
Marietta notes list guests from Chattanooga Dalton and Birmingham visiting Mrs Bertie Frever and Mrs J N S Trammer. Many ladies hosted gatherings including a Young Matrons' Club luncheon, bridge parties, and beldga celebrations with families from Atlanta Brookin N Y Richmond and Birmingham. Several residents traveled to Pensacola Port Orange and Blakely for visits.
Douglasville and nearby communities feature a flurry of visits and hospitality. Mrs Al Q Rabenon of Atlanta returned home from a stay with Mrs C C Dorsett. Miss Marlon Upshaw of Cox College spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs L C Upshaw. Mrs T C Barrett will visit relatives in Birmingham. Mrs D W Peace visits Atlanta. Mrs Bertha Rosenbech of Austell spent several days here last week. Mrs Jenoe Morse visits her sister Mrs Manning in Marietta. Mrs W S Couch visited Lineng e in Villa Rica. Mrs J O Gerr of Easter visits. C Sa hosts Mrs 3 E Geer. Mrs J W Harding of Atlante stays with her mother. Miss Willie James of Atlanta visits her mother. Mrs W A James this week. Mrs Joe Sitingfellow of Rockmart visits her parents here. Mrs Coburn McKelvey spends days in Atlanta. Als Q Enterkin entertained the Sowing Club delightfully Tuesday afternoon. Mrs L Capsiaw hosts the Saturday Afternoon Club this week. Heart-dice won the favorite game with Miss Faye Duncan taking the prize. Dinner refreshments carried out the hearts in red theme.
Mrs MG Holley and MG Jr. stay warm at home as Mrs Holley once Miss Lelia Dobbins remembers her marriage to Lieutenant Foley and welcomes old friends. Mira Lucus Adame visits Erlendw recently while Macon man Simimie McLendon, tied to the Atlanta Conservatory, earns a milestone. Estelle Waltesaieta departs for Atlanta and Columbus. Mrs G R Orrin and daughter return from Midway. Maynard hosts a gathering at Tannery 29 for the Monroe class of the Methodist church. Various residents, including Hattie Lightfoot and Geores C Brown, are noted with travels and greetings.
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