Miss Gortatowsky Weds Edward J Davis at Albany
Miss Sadye Gortatowsky daughter of Morris D Gortatowsky married Edward J Davis at the bride’s Albany home. The quiet ceremony conducted by Rabbi and attended by near relatives featured pink carnations and ferns. The couple plan a honeymoon in south Florida with the groom a prominent Albany businessman previously of Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gortatowsky
E. KE .Davis
Albany
Sadye Gortatowsky
Morris D. Gortatowsky
Edward J. Davis
Alexander Cohen
Dansing
Mich
M. D. Gortatowsky
Macon
South
Florida
Dance at Decatur Athletic Club
A mask Valentine dance at the Decatur Athletic Club drew about sixty couples in varied costumes. Turkish ladies, Indian maidens, country girls, and many other outfits filled the floor, with The Kaiser Uncle Sam and King Solomon among the notable outfits. Chaperons included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moon and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Deecatur Athletic Club
Kaiser
Uncle Sam
Turkey
King Soloman
Henry Moon
William 8
Ansleyrey Munahy Goldsmith
Mra
Raymund Daniel, Sr
Social events fill Atlanta clubs with dances and teas
A long list of Atlanta society happenings fills the page. Mrs J J Neville hosts a guest list at her Inman Park home for Mrs Paul A Ivy of Birmingham and Mrs Dan Hanson McCalla moving to Atlanta. A midwinter City Federation meeting features Mrs Ralph Norton speaking on World Problems in Europe. Mrs Gonzales hosts a fourteen guest luncheon on Myrtie Street with Narcissi and Dresden table decor. A weekend house party in Helenwood Tenn includes Miss Ezell and Dorothy Ezell as bride-elect events. Officers' Club of Marist College plans a Druid Hills dance. Clara Nagle wed Wallace G Southwell at Fir Baptist Church. An opera lecture series at the Woman's Club begins with Nana Ticker on The Huguenots and Tales of Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cane Mixa Sadie
Workaidn
Inman
Park
Paul A. Ivy
Birmingham
J. J. Neville
Dan
Hanson McCalia
Atlanta
Savan
Mia
McCalla
Ursula’ Workman
Cam Pe Aney
Gucan
Stephena
Julia Moedel
Misa
Susan “Davis
Mies
Mildred ‘Thomas
Emma. Lewis
Bessie Small
Rebie Workman
Gertrude Brandon
Mise
Louise ‘Looney
Katherine Crabbe
Maizle
Nell Lewis
Miles
Verna Hayes
Ludie Holland
Edwina ‘Lazarus
Mre
J. Daniel
Thomas C. Meir
W. T. Moyers
Edward "Klein
Frank’ M. Givan
Clayton & Berry
Edward Brewer
Harry Johnston
J. ©. Palmer
Glenn Mickel
Bird
Ralph Wise
Horace’ Pierson
Charles £. Shore
Norton
City Federation of Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Baker Street
Ralph C. Norton
Europe
Federated Club
Nana Ticker
Merril- Hutchinson
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Darkening Hair
An old remedy once made at home reappears as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores for about six cents a bottle. Aimed at concealing gray hair, it colors strands with a single brush stroke and is said to add shine, reduce dandruff, and prevent itching and hair loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Wryeth
Georgian Terrace Dinner Dance Guest List Highlights Social
Atlanta society notes recount a Georgian Terrace dinner dance hosted by Mrs Slaton and attended by prominent members including Sam Bernard Henry Bernard and many others. Miss Vivian Clyburn hosted a matinee for her sister Mayme Clyburn with a later tea by W M Secker at the Hotel Ansley. Drama League featured W W Memminger at the Georgian Terrace performing Ibsen and a Peer Gynt suite performance by Grele and Miss Harrison with Mrs Kay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Clyburn
Vivian -Clyburn
Forsyth
Mayme Clyburn
Vivian Clyburn
Mabel Atkinson
Rudene Becht
Louise Buchanan
Luja Head
Rhite Head
Una Clarke
M. McKellar
Drama League
W. W. Memminger
Ibsen
Georgian Terrace
Memminger
Grele
Mildred Harrison
W. G. Kay
Planats
Meetings Notice From Local Organizations
There will be two meetings for Crippled Children's home this afternoon at 3 30 at the Georgian Terrace. The 1911 Embroidery club meets Thursday at 3 at Mrs. William King 515 North Jackson Street. The Judson Settlement and Relief Association officers meet Friday at 11 at Mrs. James R R Little Peach Tree Road. The Woman's Study club meets Thursday at 3 30 in Carnegie Library to discuss The Early Settlers of Massachusetts. The Woman's Missionary Society auxiliary meeting is at 3 36 this afternoon at Mrs C A Rauschenberg 83 McLendon Avenue with attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgian Terrace
Embroidery Club
William King
North Jackson Street
Judson‘ Settlement and Relief Association
James RR. Little
Peach Tree ‘Road
Woman's Study Club
Carnegie Library
Massachusetts
A. G. Helmer
Tharry Smith
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Inman Park
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. A. Rauschenberg
McLendon Avenue
Wesley’ Memorial Hospital
Social items from Atlanta society page
Mrs. Troy Bivings hosts luncheon for Mrs. William Stone of Flushing Lt L visiting Mrs Thornavel glacebs. Mrs. Jerome Jones recovered from illness. Mrs Edward T Brown and Miss Marjorie Brown guests of Mrs A H Crawford in Athens. George Washington Sciple announces marriage of daughter Marie Alma to Stanley Allen Douglas on February 16. couple to reside at the Sherman Hotel, Chicago after March 1. Helen McCarty joins Mamie Ansley in Worida. Marion W Hardwick very ill at Piedmont sanatorium after recent operation. Mrs J M High and Miss Dorothy High leave for ten days in New York and Boston. Mrs W M Kirkpatrick convalescing. Mae Hall returned from south Georgia. Mae Eawin F Johnson back at Hampton Terrace. Mrs William B Wilkinson and guest Miss Margaret Brooks of Mississippi leave for ten days in Athens. Mrs Henry Bispham leaves for New York. Margie Thurston to Texas frontier to visit Mrs Barth US Army. Dr and Mrs Phinizy Calhoun return from Hampton Terrace Augusta. Mrs Charles A Davis improving after grippe. travel to Merida planned. Miss Mattie Lamb arrives from Norfolk to join her father ET Lamb at Georgian Terrace. Mrs Richard Orme Campbell visiting son Richard Orme Campbell at Tome School Port Deposit. Miss Aline Fielder delightfully entertained in Columbus. Miss Penelope Clarke to entertain bridge club this afternoon. Miss Alice Stafford returns to Chattanooga after three weeks with the Stafords. Miss Marian Atchison returns from Athens. Mrs Agnes Turner returns from New York and is at the Georgian Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. A. Davis
Grippe
Davis
Merida
Mattie Lamb
Norfolk
ET. Lamb
Georgian Terrace
Richard Orme, Campbell
Aline Fielder
Columbus
Penelope Clarke
Alice Stafford
Rix Stafford
Chattanooga
Marian Atchison
Athens
Agnes Turner
New York
Great Labor Meeting Planned for Spring in Atlanta
The Atlanta Federation of Trades executive board announced a mass meeting at the Labor Temple next Wednesday evening to organize a spring assembly of local crafts. The aim is to boost union interest and renew labor activity with plans for an aggressive legislative program and a labor temple revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Labor Temple
Compulsory Education Bill Promised by Georgia Suffragists
Walter P B Andrews of Fulton County pledged to introduce in the coming session a compulsory education bill and a measure to raise the protection age for girls. At the February 8 meeting of the Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association executive committee, leaders planned legislative actions for the year including enfranchising women, raising the girls’ protection age, compulsory schooling, and allowing women to practice law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter PB Andrews
Pulton County
Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association
General Assembly
Georgia
Atlanta Hosts 1914 Convention Delegates Record
The Atlanta convention bureau reports over 100000 delegates from 144 conventions visited in 1914, with visitor expenditures around 1000900 dollars. May was the peak month with 52441 delegates, and overall conventions and attendance rose from 1913. The bureau now has 188 members, a gain of thirty last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Convention Bureau
Trouser
Ureau
Will Myers Found In San Francisco Rumors Circulate
Rumors spread in Atlanta that Will Myers, convicted murderer of Werrest Corley, escaped Fulton county Tower two days before his execution date and was located in San Francisco by local detectives. Deputy Sheriff John Owens said California detectives may be tracking Myers but believed he might have crossed the Mexican border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Wl Myers
Werrest Corley
Fulton County
San Francisco
John Owens
Mullon County
Myer
Myers
Mexian
California
Building Association TQ Meet Next Week
The Atlanta Association of Building Owners and Managers will hold its annual meeting next Tuesday in the Candler building with a banquet at Hotel Winecoff. Notables expected include Clark Howell, Forrest Adair, J W Grant, J Temple Graves, Ivan Allen, and others. Toastmaster E M Horine opens remarks on growth and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Association of Building Owners and Managers
National Association
Atlanta
Atlanta Association
Candler
Wineoff
Clark Howell
Mella
Willingen
Atlanta Chamber Ofommerce
Forrest Adair
W. J. Davis
Asan Candler
J. W. Grant
W. A Hoffman
Fred Houser
Atlanta Convention Bureau
James
Gray
John Temple Graves
Preston S. Arkwright
Bolling H. Jones
Ivan
Allen
Urge Atlantans to Bid for Australian Trade
Harvey Johnson of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce issues a call to local manufacturers to pursue a share of the 30 million dollar annual export market to Australia. He notes Australia imports about 30 million dollars worth of goods and the European war opens opportunities via southern ports and the Panama Canal for Atlanta sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Johnson
Industrial Bureau
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Australa
Johnson
Australia
Atlanta
Savanna
Penama Canal
Make Your Own Hair Stain For Dandruff Relief
Improve scalp health with a home mix of Bay Rum Barho Compound Glycerine in water. Apply daily for two weeks then every other week until used. Not a dye it nourishes roots, darkens gray hair in ten to fifteen days, stops hair loss, relieves itching and scalp diseases.
Church Files Suit Against Empire Life
The Lexington Presbyterian Church of Oglethorpe County Georgia filed suit in Fulton Superior Court against Empire Life Insurance officers Willam W Reid H Crick and H H Stafford seeking specific performance to buy back church stock. The petition states stockholders met in Atlanta October 29 1912 to move the home office to Augusta and alleges promoters tied to contracts to benefit from the shift offered to purchase at cost. case returns to the March term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fracasepee A
Fulton
Lexington “Presbyterian “Chirch of
Oglethorpe
Georgia
Willam
W. Reid
H.crick
H. H. Stafford
Empire Life Isurance Company
Empire Life Insur
Lexington Presbyterian Church
Empire Life Insurance Company
Atlanta
Augusta
Colquitt & Conyers
Fulton Superior Court
Grice and Dorsey Confer Over Frank Appeal
Solicitor Hugh M Dorsey and Attorney General Warren Grice met in secret conference to discuss preparatory work for the Leo M Frank case before the United States Supreme Court. The prosecution raised a new point asserting that an adjudicated legal question cannot be revived in a writ of habeas corpus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Dorsey
Generral
Warren Grice
United States
Supreme Court
Leo M. Frank
Frank
Leesburg Business Rebounds on Cotton Price Rise
Prosperity returns to Leesburg Georgia as cotton prices climb. Local merchants report strong sales with 800 bales sold at about 3 cents and 500 bales by J A Lipsey at similar prices. The transactions total around $50,000, boosting local circulation amid widespread business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Lee County
J. A. Lipsey
Sharp advances in cotton era debate headline
In a clipped note about the cotton era, Sharp advances a key point in the national discussion, signaling movement forward in a historical context. The fragment hints at progress or movement, with ties to broader economic themes and figures.
Hair Loss Relief Ad from 1914 by Curtis Sullivan
In fall and 1914 Boston ad copy, Curtis Sullivan of Byron Georgia reports severe scalp itchiness hair loss dandruff and pimples. He credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with stopping hair shedding clearing dandruff and improving skin condition including pimples and blackheads. Free samples via mail with 32 page Skin Book offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Curtis Sullivan
Mall
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Tango for Corns Promises Painless Rooting of Corns
An Atlanta advertisement touts Tango for Corns as a safe remedy that softens and removes the corn without pain. It guarantees removal of the root and core, claims no bandaging needed, and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. The ad, priced at 25 cents, credits Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs' Pharmacy
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Decatur Athletic Club
H. H. Trotti
Annie
Laurie Flake
Mary Houston
Ruth Lawrence
Frankie Thomson
Julia Macintyre
Evelyn Goode
Emmie Johnson
Athel
Amelia Alexander
Kirby Willinghary
Jelen Browder
Zaretta Estes
Clio Mab Mildred ‘Sault
Jean Robson
Julia Walker
Mattle Bella Ripley
Ermine Munford
Marie Dinkins
Agnes Gibbs
Irma
Ed ‘Terrell
Paul Green
Joe Hilder
Robert Ramspeck
Gus Siribling
Barnard Boykin
Ralph Stevens
Robert McLarty
Fowler
Joel Dabney
Staney Crane
R.C. Rose
Ulrich Green
Ed Barry
Ben Stewart
Ben Weaver
J. J. Taylor
Ira Harrison
Pitman
Sutton
George Jones
Frank Carter
John McClellan
J.T. Smith
WH. Rovinson
Marion Wiltson
Carl Ramspeck
Lytton’ Stanley
Roy Hendee
T. Nash
Ernest Ramspeck
McCartin Kolock
Reynolds Clark
H. Taylor
Jed Ripley
Will Ansley
Theo Ramspeck
Kelly Alexander
Joe Mack
Harold Byrd
Everett Martin
Cone’ Bond
Graylon Scofield
Hooper Alexander, Jr
Atticus
Chelena. Market Co
North Pryor
North Forsyth ST
Ansley Hotel
Ivy
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Retonnes
Sevis
Taffetas
Reps
Edwin T. Lamb, Jr
Conkey “Whitehead
Helenwood
Tenn
College
Rosalie Davis
Dorothy Harman
Virginia Lipscomb
Edwin T. Lamb, Sr
Ezell
Dorothy Ezell
Charles Goodman
John T., Dennis
Ruth Berry
Miss Berry
Miks Ezell
McGinty
Mirs
Stewart McGinty
William ‘Stone
Flushing
L. I
Thornwell Jacobs
George Washington
Richmond
Miss Wyly
Madeleine
Wyly
Southern States Woman's Suffrage Conference
Rome
State Association
Miss Wyrly
North
Officers” Club
Officers’ Club
Marist College
Druid Hilla Golf Club
Grandma
Sam
Henry Bernard
RS. Wessels
RK. B. Richards
J. Calhoun-McDougall
Wallace Daniel
A. R. Wenninger
Washington Post
Samuel K. Dick
Washington
Ma Dudley Fort
Hughes
Troy Bivings
William Stone
Thor Navel
Jerome Jones
Edward T. Brown
Marjorie Brown
Airs
A. H. Crawford
George Washington’ Sciple
Marie Alma
Stanley Allen Douglas
Mrs. Douglas
Shermian Hotel
Chicago
Helen McCarty
Mamie Ansley
Worida
Marion W. Hardwick
Piedmont Sanatorium
J. M. High
Dorothy ‘High
W. M. Kirkpatrick
Mae Hall
South Georgia
Mae Eawin F. Johnson
Hampton ‘Terrace
Willian 'B. Wilkinson
Buest
Misa Margaret Brooks
Mississippi
Munday
Henry Bispham
Lee Lewman
Yester
Margie Thurston
Texas Frontier
Barth
United States Army
Wee Dr
Mrs. Phinizy Calhoun
Hampton Terrace
Great Labor Meeting
Walter Andrews
Will Myers
BUILDING ASSOCIATION _ TQ
Hotel Bossert Montague, Hicks and Remsen Is
Brooklyn
Bossert
New York City
Borough Ital
Financial District
Grand Central Station
Church
Empire Life
Grice
Dorsey
Cotton
Nat
Cheney
Tango
Whitehall
B. Altman & Co
Fifth Avenue
Madison Avenue
34Th and 35Th Streets
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