Miss Madge Horne Weds W C Brandon in New York
Charles A Horne announces the marriage of his daughter Madge to Mr W C Brandon, at St Pauls church New York City yesterday afternoon at 3. The ceremony was quiet with only family present. The bride, prominent Atlanta society member, and Mr Brandon, now resident in Atlanta, are well known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Horne
W. C. Brandon
New York
Charles A. Horne
Madge
W. C.brandon
St. Paul's Church
New York City
Brandon
Horne
Atlanta
Moving Picture Exchange
Brownatone Hair Dye Promises Quick, Harmless Tint
An advertisement touts Brownatone hair dye as a fast acting paste that stains evenly, resists detection, and washes out with growth. It claims no harm, offers 250 and 100 sizes, and urges ordering direct from the Kenton Pharmacal Co. Also notes Atlanta availability via Jacobs' Pharmacies. A promotional booklet is offered for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meulion Ebade Aca
Kenton Pharmacal Co
Bulke Bt
Covington
Atlanta
Jacobs’ Pharmacies
Party Guests From East And South Attend Socials In 1916
A crowded notes column lists guests at social gatherings in Atlanta, featuring visitors and hosts from New York Philadelphia Savannah and Baltimore. Names include Mrs. George Howard Mrs. Bolling Jones Mrs. Sam D. Jones Dr. J. D. Osborne Miss Mary Osborne Miss Jennie Harris Mrs. William F Shaulenberger and many others. The piece also mentions an Evening Musical by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers on February 26 at Hood's Pharmacy and a concert by Miss Bonnie Hood at the Ansley hotel ballroom on March 2 to benefit Calvary church. A Presbyterian Women visit by Mrs. Mott Martin and Leap Year Bridge at Georgian Terrace are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driving Club
Geveral
Mia
Hic. Harman, Jr
Misa Helen Hunt
Knoxville
Aimee’ Hunnicutt
W. A. Wimbish
Brown
New York
W. A. Speer
Aa. C. McHan
Floyd McIlae
John C. Hart
L. C. Real Mra
T. E. Price
Philadelphia
Irving Thomas Mya. Niehara “Ourts
W. E. Foster
Mawlan Seabrook
Edward H. Demere
Savannah
John Ashley Jones
Wiliam Hurd Hillyer
J. J. Timlin
Hatle Cole
Alfred Newell
Susan Young
Grace Thorn
Maude Kirkpatrick
Carrison Jones
Sloan Young
Hugh Willet
Uiatt Cheatham
Washington, D.C
Thornton Marye
W. F. Spalding
A. Ward
Frances Shallenberger
Philsdelphia
William F."shaulenberger
Mr Parley, Jr
Scott Baker
West Point
Eugene Day
J.D. Horne
Beden Jones
Samuel
B. J. Conyers
B. C. Hil
Herring Mendrix
Baltimore
Elbert Jackson
Aureliona Farr
Washington
Samuel Carter
W. H. Adkins
Gray
Richmond
R. G. Blanton
J. & Hockaday
Montagu
Witherspoon
Ben Hill
Marian Hays
Wilkenbarre
Ralph Ragen
J. W. White
Tremere
Kentucky
Guy Woolford
A. FT. Shirley
Philadephia
Arthur Smart
R. M. Walker
Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Hood's
Marietta Street
Miss Hood
Bonnie Hood
Inga
Ansley Hotel
Calvary Church
Mra. Varl
Jackson
Marguerite Hearn
Nita Belle Coleman
Bessie Merrill
Hood
Georgian Terrace
Habersham
J. T. Harwell
Morrison
W. J. Morrison
Chamitnade
Rachmaninoff
Eugene Oneguin
New England
Middle West
Bellair Hotel
Cottact Colony
Vaudeville show by Mothers' Congress at Ansley hotel
Readiness is complete for a Friday night Mothers' Congress vaudeville at the Ansley hotel with Harriet Moore directing. The program lists acts and cast including Ushery Mise Jonnie Rowlett Miriam Landrum Ruth Morris Mira Mary Lou Barge and many others with music, dancing, comedy and a staged scene at the Winburne home. Tickets 38 cents, on sale at Cable No company and Cone's Whiteball and Peachtree stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Congress
Ansley Hotel
Harriet Moore
Ushery
Mise
Jonnie Rowlett
Milas
Miriam Landrum
Miles Ruth Morris
Mira Mary Lou Barge
Mr. and
Mra
T. TF. puPree
Bill" Terrell
Colonial Dames Quartet
Mra_ C
Eugene Allen
Mes
J.P
Woolford
Misa
Sarah Smit Bim
Winburne
Druid
Mabel Conway
Fowster Rowlett
Atlanta
Irma Toland
Gerard Thiers
Pame
J. Bo Webster
Julia Culver
Ethel Fisher
Lola Ellis
Pauline Witcher
Ruth Morris
Mery Lou Barge
Mra G. E. Allen
Thomes Rhecwood
Howell Cobb
Arabis Mitchell
BU Terrail
Aulo
Cable No Company
Cone
Whiteball
Peachtree
Social Scene Notes and Events in Atlanta
Victorian era notices cover bridge players gatherings at local places with prizes, Mrs Weatmoreland hosting Miss Tannehill, teas for Mrs Carrington, and a Washington party at Mrs Walter Scott Askew's Inman Park home. Senator Robinson to be honored at a Piedmont hotel luncheon, Utopian club dances announced, and Leap Year Ball at Standard Club planned with suffrage theme. Mrs Morrison performs in concert at Belleview with prominent guests company. travelers from Santa Barbara praise Atlanta. wedding today of Augusta May Bridge to John K Lyons at 315 Moreland Ave. W C A Bible class meets, plus Mrs Foote hosts a yellow jonquil tea for Mrs Robert Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter Scott Askew
Round Table Study Club
Inman Park
Norwood Key
Geraldine
Mary Askew
Standard Club
Louis Elson
Misa Sophie Haas
Sig Somusis
Misa Irma Sommers
Helen Montag
Sol Wizeberg
Robert Schwab
Albert Selig
George Kohn
Mrs¢ Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Elihu Root
Hoosevelt
Philander Knox
Taft
Japan
Augusta May Bridge
John K Eyons
Moreland Avenue
Lyons
Social Visit Recap and Attendees At Luncheon
A social afternoon featured guests including Mrs. Wilson in blue taffeta lace and Mrs. Tremere of Kentucky. About a hundred callers visited, with Mrs. Quy Woolford hosting a bridge gathering and luncheon following the game for Mrs. Arthur Dindelphia and other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ager
Onneon
Percock
Cogan
Iam
Akers
Mire
Quy Woolford
Pome Inent
Mes Tremere
Kentucky
Arthur T. Dindelphia
Flower Sale At Chamberleg Johnson-DuBore Store
Mrs. Shirley hosts a flower sale benefiting the First Presbyterian church with bouquets donated by Mrs. James Bagaman. Orders may be placed by calling Mrs. J. M. Doom before Saturday. items include bouquets and a 75 cent per hundred pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberleg- Johnson-DuBore
First Presbyterian Church
James Bagaman
J. M. Doom
Pine Tar Honey Relieves Whooping Cough and Croup
A home remedy advertisement claims Pine-Tar-Honey loosens mucous and soothes the throat to ease breathing in children with whooping cough and croup. It cites testimonials and urges keeping the product at home for cold troubles, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
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Helen Ring Robinson
Hazen Ring Robinson
Piedmont Hotel
Eleanore Raoul
Ivy
Parent-Teacher Association
Forrest Avenue
Edward Putnam
Miles Mary Allman
Mary B. Dean
Fanny Belle Woodrum
Bra. Patterson
Claude Ashley
Clara Kimball Young
Vick
Vicks Vous
Alabama
Florida
North Carolina
Tennessee Virginia
Pennsylvania
the Daily Constitution
Atlanta, Ga
Miss Lindsay
Della Lindsay
Mary Butler
Nell Prince
Wille Muse
Wellville
Francie E. Price
Thomas Sherwood
Robert Minturn
Archie Mitchell
Aleck the Butler
Tannehill
George Weatmoreland
West Peachties Street
Louise Tannehill
Ashesville
N.C
Carrington
Porter King
G. A. Carrington
Virginia
Robinson
Helen King Robinson
Colorado
Utopian Club
Third Streets
Lucy Wider
Marjorie Glasgow
Victoria Williams
Jarnagin
Jean Witham
Young Women’s Christian Associated
Agnes Scott Alumnae
Agnesi Scott Alumnae Association
Writley
Aiken Emart
Young Women Christian Association
Pelicf
Fred E. Tro
Naonal Solidies
Mountain Breach
Tenn
Seps
Russell Bridge
Bridge
Mira
Virgil
J. W. "White
Shirley
Baer
J.P. Allen & Co
Carter Electric Co
North Broad ST
Ball Tvy
Atlanta Constitution
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