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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1921
Page
11
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a positive remedy for dandruff oiliness and itching scalp. It claims thick lustrous hair and offers a money back guarantee through druggists.
An advertisement urges readers to seek double strength Par mint from a druggist and mix with hot water and sugar to treat catarrhal deafness. A tablespoonful four times daily is claimed to relieve head noises, open nostrils, ease breathing, and reduce mucus in the throat. The remedy is described as easy to prepare, inexpensive, and pleasant to take.
Women seek happiness and advancement through health as backaches headaches and nervous irritability hinder social life. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is pitched as a natural restorative that quickly dispels distressing symptoms and promotes well being.
Essie B. Ropp of Lit_Files Indiana reports increasing her 200 hens from 25–30 eggs daily to 107–114 with Don Sung. The ad promises $126 extra monthly income at 60 cents a dozen and guarantees payment if not profitable. It offers 2 packages for 52 cents or $1.04 by mail from Burrell Dugger Co. Indianapolis.
The Atlanta chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will mark Sidney Lanier’s birthday with a Thursday gathering at Central Congregational Church. Dr. H W Cox of Emory University will speak, with Mrs. Harold Cooledge singing and Mrs. W H Nelms as accompanist. A reception will follow and a brief business session begins at 3 o’clock. Tea honors Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Mitchell on her 80th birthday with a gathering at Mrs. Beauchamp’s home hosted by Mrs. Thomas Beauchamp and Mrs. Cone Maddox, inviting fifty family and close friends.
Mrs Thompson will host the Pioneer Women's society at a Valentine tea Monday from 3 to 5 PM at 663 North Jackson Street with verse invitations and informal program. The Georgian Terrace Hotel will host the senior Club de Mingt members on Thursday at 5 PM in the lounge, with parents in attendance. Ingram Smith wedding in Adel and Clinch counties reported. Home Economics Discovery Contest at Atlanta Woman's Club afternoon meeting features a judging panel and a prize for best discovery.
The Third region of the National League of Women Voters holds events at Wesley Memorial church and the Atlanta Woman's Club. A reception 5 to 6 at the clubhouse honors visiting delegates. Mrs Omar F Eider chairs a 4 pm ticket committee meeting at Peachtree Street clubhouse.
Representatives from over 100 Atlanta civic, professional and social groups will attend a Monday 8:30 P.M. dinner at the Peacock cafe to raise $10,000 for the Atlanta Humane Society. The event follows a campaign meeting at John A. Mangat’s office and highlights the society’s work for animals and people, including abolishing whipping at the city workhouse and efforts against cruelty.
Miss Cecila Thrower and James Edwin Coleman wed yesterday at the bride’s Peachtree Road home. Rev. Stevenson officiated as guests and relatives attended a formal reception with palms, narcissi, and pink Columbia roses. The couple plan a New Orleans and Cuba honeymoon then reside on Peachtree Road. Coleman is a Navy veteran and North American Fire Insurance agent. Thrower, a Washington Seminary alumna, has Red Cross service in the war.
The Woman’s club in Atlanta honored conductor Enrico Selde and the Howard Orchestra at a luncheon for the opera series ahead of Metropolitan Opera week. Chairs Mrs. Irving Thomas spoke for forty eight guests, praising the orchestra’s seven planed events and Atlanta’s musical ambitions.
Mrs Samuel Nesbit Evins entertained at the Piedmont Dining club on Monday in compliment to Miss Jean Hagood daughter of Brigadier General and Mrs Johnson Hagood of Fort McPherson Invitations listed Miss Hagood friends and military officers. The brides party hosted by Mrs John S Candler featured a Palm Garden bridge game and luncheon with yellow rose centerpiece. Club members named include Mrs John S Candler Mrs Asa Warren Candler Mrs Lee Ashcraft Ford Mrs Le Brown Mrs Howard Chambers and Mrs T D How.
Mrs F W Phisterer of Fort McPherson hosted a bridge luncheon for her mother Mrs Frederick Phisterer of Albany New York. Twenty guests attended with pink carnations in tasteful decorations creating an elegant event.
The final public viewing of Edgar Nye's charming pictures from Washington D C will occur Thursday evening February 10 at the Woman's Club gallery. The exhibition has delighted several hundred visitors in the past.
Three weeks and added interest as Mr Nye receives an invitation to exhibit at the International Exhibition in Pittsburgh in March. This honor marks a high point for Atlanta, with the speaker expressing pride in viewing a varied collection by an artist of internationally recognized merit.
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