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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1914

Page

32

Savannah Social News highlights debutantes and weddings

In Savannah and nearby, society events including numerous luncheons and teas honor debutantes and visitors as the Georgia Historical Society marks its 75th anniversary. A nuptial mass united Miss Anna Nugent and Alfred Courvoisier at St Patrick's with a full ceremony and family celebration, followed by Florida travel for the newlyweds.

Francis Dasher Tampa Bliss Taleah Stillwell Grace Johnson Anna Young Kentucky Miss Johnson Jacksonville Lucille Bray Margaret Grizzizard Anderson Richmond Mme. Denasson-Marignac Paris W. W. Mackell Alliance Francaise Alberta Waite Dubin S. L. Price Eighth Infantry United States Army Walter 5. Wilson Anna Roe Nugent Alfred Courvoisier Helen ‘Nugent Thomas Nugent Bishop Keiley Father McCarthy Father O'Hara Father Schonherdt

Local notices from Fairburn and nearby towns

Fairburn and surrounding area residents are noted for illness and visits. RG Hitchins is critically ill with pneumonia. Mrs Lipham and children visit from Rockmart. Elizabeth Brooks stayed with her brother David Posey in Vapeville. W W Floyd hosted a spend the day party. Swann family from Palmetto and others attended. Ananaqua chapter D A R marked Georgia day at the school auditorium with Colonel George M Napier speaking. Winnie and Mamie Floyd visited Atlanta. Cecile Longino planned a Florida trip with relatives. Blalock and Leone Hart stayed in Jonesboro weekend.

RG. Hitchens CM. Lipham Rockmart Elizabeth Brooks David Posey Vapeville W. W. Floyd Keith Swann Estelle Swann Palmetto Xtra Paul Jackson Athtos R. P. McLarin An Nin Hop McLarin Ananaqua Georgia George M. Napier Winnie Mamie Floyd Atlanta Cecile Longino Florida B. Thompson Newnan Blalock Leone Hart Jonesboro

Daughters of the American Revolution meet in Covington home

In Covington Georgia last Wednesday a Daughters of the American Revolution gathering was hosted by Mrs Frank M M Oliver with reception help from Mrs Richard P Liter and Mrs J A Wright. The event featured a salad course and sandwiches.

Daughters of the American Revolution Frank MM. Oliver North Covington Julia Aiken Annie Belle Robinson Missey Nina Morris Fort Gaines Marion Gay Eufaula Ala Wood Aiken Greensboro Charles J. Dendley Atlanta Charles A. Franklin Monticello Street Maldie Griffin Oxford Ide A. Whitehead Jule Stilwell E. L. Anderson Lithonia Mollicook Ida Whitehead Pittie Gwendolyn, Jones Rome W. A. Wright Wille W. Jones Mise Nelle Wright Seguin Robert H. Trippe Te Evans Higgers L. T. Biggers Isabel

Hartwell Social News Shows Local and Visiting Notables

A Hartwell roundup reports cash sales at five acres at 45 per acre, visits by John D. Walker of Sparta, John J. Wilkins and Andrew Erwin of Athens, I Rose Knight and Lord Teasley returning from Atlanta, Hon A G McCurry in Toccoa for several days, Mrs Philip BH Adams back in Columbia S C, and J I Vickery and J P Vickery purchasing the Linder warehouses on Denot Street for 10000 dollars for five reframes.

Misa Sara Lee Alford LaFayette Nardin Adams Mily H Massey The Baptist Church Benson Street Alford Hartwell D. C. Alford Adams Amos. W. , Adams Brenau College of Joh Montgomery New York Charles Mefrien Atlanta Walter Geer Benjamin ©. Alford Charles &.Matheson Igilovyd Teasley Walter L. Hodges W. Holzst McCurry Jack G. Craft Meatgiz Thornton Sidney 4. Kendrick John D. Walker Sparta John J. Wilkins Athens Andrew €. Erwin Lord Teasley I. Rose Knight A. G. McCurry Toccoa Philip BH. Adams Columbia C. Messrs

Bessie Tift Notes Show New Students and Campus Events

Several new students enrolled at the start of the second semester including Lucile Covington from Paducah Kentucky and others from Georgia towns. Dr Brewton of Mount Vernon visited, a student recital was held, and seniors began dining at a special table in the dining room. The junior class staged a Valentine play and seniors wore gowns in chapel.

Lucile “Covington Paducah Helen Brunner Avanta Magsi Lou Tge Georgetown Lilian Asbury Crawfordville Gimmie Yank’ Ocitla Gai Anna Kate Wilkes Reidyville Milas Bessie Heard Forsyth Dr. Brewton Mount Professor Friedrich Mas McDonnell Bessie Strickland Erin Dill Ethel Bass Ross Clements Willie Gasitin Alex W. Bealer Iaperey Snilie Mel Kate Duggan Callege Miss Nolen Macon Sargent Valdosta Emilie Margaret Hirod Whieher Hearn Dr. Jackson Clas Mise Emily Sargent

The Quickest Simplest Cough Remedy Plan

A vintage remedy advertises a pint size cough syrup for under two dollars, claiming instant relief for coughs and bronchial issues. It uses Pinex with sugar syrup, notes laxative and tonic effects, and urges readers to obtain Pinex from a drugstore or The Pines Co. in Fort Wayne Indiana.

United States Canada the Pines Coy Wayne, Indee

More Charming Spring Suits For Women Have Arrived

Describes new spring women’s suits with frilly skirts, sashes, and vivid linings in greens blues grays browns and blues. Notes short coats with trims and skirts full of ruffles. Prices range from 25 to 50 dollars with examples in crepe Bedford and black and white shepherd checks.

Spring Has Entered the Women’s Salons Dresses

Silk dresses dominate the season with soft taffetas and crepes, featuring puffings and ruffles. Bodices show net and lace trims while colors range from plain to two tone and florals. Many women are buying, prices 19.75 and 25 dollars.

New Embroidery Flouncings and Allovers Reduced

New lot of allovers and embroidery flouncings offered at 75 cents per yard instead of 1 25. Materials include sheer Swisses for children and misses dresses with 27 inch width. Sale applies Monday only while stock lasts.

Tub Silk Waists Are a Real Economy

Tub silk waists are praised for wear and economy with many women relying on them. The advertisement promotes new wash silks in striped effects and desirable colors for women’s waists and men’s shirts, 36 inches wide at $1 per yard.

Beauty Spot Veilings Showy Mesh Veilings Sold Fast

New beauty spot veilings advertised as highly charming and becoming, offered in plain hexagon mesh with a narrow border and a beauty spot on one cheek. Prices are 50 cents for the beauty spot veiling and 60 cents per yard for plain mesh with border. plain mesh without beauty spot is 50 cents per yard.

Hosiery That Will Be Wanted Monday at These Prices

Woman's Onyx silk hose priced at 75 cents per pair with high spliced heel and double garter top in black. Onyx silk-sil hose in black with lavender top selling at 50 cents per pair. Phoenix Silk Half-Hose for men offered in navy gray tan and black at 50 cents per pair or two dollars per box of four pairs, guaranteed when sold by the box.

Perrins

Dress Chiffons Arrive In All Colors For Sale

Readers are told chiffons in colors white and black are now available in chiffon cloth and crepe chiffons. Prices listed 75 cents, 1 dollar, and 1 dollar fifty per yard.

Special sale of half price sample curtains

A Little Special Sale offers one pair of curtains at half price. Used as samples and soiled, the sale features many kinds with regular prices from 1 to 12.50 per pair, reduced to 0.50 to 6.25 per pair. Only one pair of a kind available for window needs.

Unusual Curtain Scrim Sale Opens Fresh Window Draperies

A local sale offers curtain scrims at 16c per yard, regularly 25c to 35c. Fresh draperies brighten rooms with bordered and allover designs in desired colors, priced for Monday at 16c yard, down from higher rates.

Flere

Silk Stripe Shirting Sale Promises Quick Sellout

A textile ad notes another shipment of silk stripe shirtings at 39 cents per yard. The fabrics come in blue, green, pink, lavender, gray, and black with wide and narrow stripes on an off white ground, 32 inches wide. The previous shipment sold out in two days, attracting strong buyer interest.

Silk dresses at deep discounts in downstairs section

Monday specials list women’s char meuse silk dresses priced at 3.50 with earlier tags of 10, 5, and 7.50. Available colors include blue, taupe, brown and black. One-piece style features vests and turn-back net collars.

Sheets and Towels Sale Offerings From Local Advert

The listing promotes household textiles including 81x96 inch sheets at 65 cents each and pillow cases at 15 cents each or 1.65 per dozen. Crochet spreads priced at 1.50 per piece, full double bed size, and Turkish bath towels 18 by 36 inches at 13 cents each or 1.65 per dozen.

Colorful cotton crepe kimonos with satin finish

A range of color combinations and pretty patterns offered in empire style cotton crepe kimonos. Priced at 1.00 each for Monday, emphasizing satin finish and fashion variety.

Dressing Sacques Popular Still for Home Use

Many women continue to wear Dressing Sacques at 39 for comfort and ease around the house. The garments feature percale fabrics in black and white or gray tones, low necklines, and long sleeves suitable for indoor wear.

Splendid New House Dresses at One Dollar

Bright sale features new house dresses in gingham or percale at one dollar. Choices include light and dark colors with striped and figured effects, offering value and appeal.

Good New Corsets at 79 Cents in Dapaxsto Special

Dapaxsto offers a new corset model with low bust and long hip design, well boned and hose supporters attached. Sizes 19 to 24 only.

Bungalow Aprons Women Like Feature Bold Checks

They are prettily made in black and white or blue and white checkered percale, piped with red or blue, designed to cover the entire dress with elbow length sleeves.

Embroidery Flouncings Sale at 21¢ Yard

Embroidery flouncings offered at 21 cents per yard. Width about eighteen inches, patterns described as good and desirable. Sewing silk spools at five cents per spool, top quality yard spools in black white and all colors.

Curtain Scrims Sale in Fresh Patterns and Tones

A sale offers two lots of curtain scrims in fresh patterns and color tones. Prices listed as .gc and 12%4e per yard.

Table Damask and Napkins Price List Note

Damask at 39 cents per yard on 72 inch width offers floral and conventional patterns. Napkins priced at 89 cents per dozen for 16 inch size, hemmed and ready for use.

Well-Fitting Corset Expected Before Spring Gown

A dressmaker advises choosing a corset first to achieve the right silhouette for new styles. She notes curves at the waist with straight hips and a low bust, offering models to fit nearly every figure. Fittings by appointment, corsets priced from 5. to 18.50.

The Spring Suit or Gown Needs a New Silk Petticoat

A catalog note advertises silk petticoats priced at 3.98 with mes­saline fabric and knife plaited flounce, plus jersey top options in new colors. It promises fashionable latest styles and shades to complement spring outfits.

Shoes Marked Down For Monday At Patrician Capaxsto

Monday sale cuts prices across Patrician and Capaxsto footwear. Women’s high shoes including gunmetal, patent, satin and tan styles drop from 3.50 to 2.65 and from 4.00 to 3.16 while 5.00 models fall to 3.75, with Red Cross and English walking shoes among the discounted lines.

Red Cross

Household Linen Specials For Monday Buyers

Advertises linen items for Monday specials including sheets at 75 cents for 81x60 inches, crochet spreads at 1.69, cotton duck towels 19x34 inches, guest towels 15x24 inches at 39 cents, damask table linen 76 inches at 0.7 per yard, napkins 3.15 per dozen, and various sheeting and cambric offers. Includes prices and sizes.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Savannah Social News Avannah J—Az Georgia Historical Society Slaton J. Fltorence Minis Lawton John Bennett Bennett Anton Pp. Wright H. Db. Stevens Harriet Wade Nansam Charles B. Malone Mhesinar Harriet Wade Ellis Ransom Jillington Bannon Lodge Chitago Charlton A. C. Read Mily Lawton Mias Eleanor Rosens George Souls Louis W. Taskell Mathew Cunningham Athur Gordon Paul T. Haskell David C. Barrow George EF. Tennille Woh. Schley W. G Barnwell W. W. Gordon Julia FF. Chisholm Covington, GA Hartwell, GA Bessie Tift Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co Price Patrician
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