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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1916
Page
11
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A grand George Washington dinner dance at the Capital City Club drew a brilliant guest list of visiting ladies and local notable figures. Red white and blue decorations, patriotic music, and a late night sing along with the American eagle marked the commemorative event.
To overcome winter complexion troubles the ad prescribes thinly coating toes with mercurized wax overnight, removing with warm water in the morning. The wax reportedly absorbs dead surface skin and reveals new, younger skin in about a week. An ounce of wax is said to renovate even rough complexions.
A long social list leads to news of community hosts and guests as the Atlanta branch of the Drama League prepares a Shakespearean pageant in May. The Chamber of Commerce and City Federation of Women's Clubs back the effort with Queen Elizabeth to be represented by Mrs William Lawson Peet and a retinue. Rehearsals begin soon as committees organize the dramatic event.
Charity events spotlight a George Washington tea at 3 pm today hosted by Mr John Owens and Circle No 3 St Marks Methodist Church with music programs. A recital by Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church ladies honors Atlanta writers on March 2 at 3 pm at the Georgian Terrace. Miss Nina Neal hosted a Forsyth box party for Miss Bell Harrison of Augusta with guests including Marguerite Gause Wiss Muriel Linthicand and Jabeth Lloch. Mardi Gras Ball planned for Shrove Tuesday at the Georgian Race Hotel under Joseph Habersham chapter auspices with Miss William Lawson Peel as ball committee chair and masked guests expected.
Atlanta women telegraphed their ambition by securing 1000 dollars in half an hour for financing the conference of Methodist women missionary workers to convene in April. The drive, organized by the Anance committee, aimed to raise 1200 dollars with 200 more to be secured before the next meeting. Mrs Charles J Haden chaired the local committee, with Mrs Eri K Rambo and Mrs F B Wright chairing finance. The effort enlisted numerous church groups and a long list of ladies from city churches as volunteers to oversee departments for the eight day conference expected to draw several thousand women from multiple states.
In Atlanta society, a carnival mood runs through Mardi Gras events preceding Ash Wednesday. Guests will wear elaborate costumes as committees form to ensure ball success. Miss Leha Lindsey of Savannah visits Miss Mary Butler, with tea dances and dinners planned at Driving Club and Druid Hills with various hostesses hosting guests from Knoxville, Savannah, Anniston, and Athens.
Directors of the Clearing House for Employment invite association members and interested parties to a Thursday evening program in the chamber of commerce assembly room featuring music and talks on how to apply for positions and advance. Mr Wilford Watters of the Albants Conservatory will present, with readings by Mrs Blackburn and others, free admission. Delta Tau Delta dance last night drew about 300 dancers, with supper served. Mrs Daniel B Harris hosts visitors for bridge this week, and Mrs W H Hamilton entertains in Decatur for Mrs Charles Neville of Savannah. Engagement announced: Miss Sara Carpenter to Mr James Anthony Ridley of Hawkinsville.
Laura Ashley and Dr Frank Bird of Valdosta were married at the First Methodist Church on a Saturday evening. The ceremony was conducted by Dr George I Bitter with a reception at the bride’s home. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Cashley, is described as pretty and talented. the groom is a prominent young physician. Prominent out of town guests attended, and the couple planned a wedding trip to Florida’s East Coast resorts and Cuba.
An advertising blurb promotes Panes Diapepsin as a harmless stomach remedy. It claims five minute relief from indigestion, gas, sour stomach, and related symptoms, pledging quick digestion of foods and a clean, refreshed feeling without laxatives.
A hundred thousand strong is the yearly army passing through the Niagara Falls factory where Shredded Wheat is made. The text praises the cereal as clean, pure, and the best breakfast with hot milk or cream. Produced at Niagara Falls, New York.
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