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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1914

Page

13

Stockdell Hoke Wedding Brings Athens Bright social event

Miss Harriet Stockdell and Mr John Hoke plan a high noon ceremony at the bride’s Milledge Avenue home with intimate friends and family. Rev Carrell to perform the rite. Afterward the couple will travel north to visit Miss Stockdell’s sister in New York. Continuous social interest surrounds the couple due to Miss Stockdell’s Atlanta roots and Mr Hoke’s prominent background.

Athens Harriet Stackel John Boke Milledge Avenue Gene Hoke Augustaan Carrell New York Stockdells Clarence Stockdell Fadhmond Atlanta Miss Stockdell Harry Stockdell

West End Park Local Club Organized at Brown Home

The West End Park Local Club organized at the Mary and Martha Brown home Friday evening. Officers included President Sir Lewis Brown secretary Miss Woriel Wulli naux treasurer Mr Ralph Donald. The evening featured a game of pitch and festive refreshments followed.

West End Park Mary and Martha Brown Lewis Brown Woriel Wullinaux Ralph Donald

Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Endorsed by Kasota Farmer's Wife

Kasota Minnesota—Mrs Clara Franks reports Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound gave her strength after a year of weakness and pain. She urges other women to try the remedy, noting its claimed efficacy for female complaints. The testimonial appears alongside other notices stating the company will answer letters confidentially.

Kasota Minn Lydia E Pinkham Lydia E Pankham Lydia E. Pankham Garis Clara Franks Maplecrest Farm Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E.pinkham Lynn Mass

Members listed for social club luncheon serve by ladies

Served by Mrs Brown and Mrs Walther the members are Miss Ruth Collacr Mary Brown Cora Standford Muriel Mullingax Ruth Careron Martha Brown Vivian Clyburn Mrs Sue Walker and Mrs Brown Messrs Jackson Donald Quillian Sullivan Johnson Simmons Coleman Brown and Walher.

Brown Walther Ruth Collacr Mary Brown Cora Standford Muriel Mullingax Ruth Careron Martha Brown Vivian Clyburn Sue Walker Measrs Jackson Donald Quillian Sullivan Johnson Simmons Coleon Walher

Mrs Stovall Hosts Charming Family Bridge Party

Mrs Stovall entertained a bridge party yesterday honoring her sister Miss Carrie Doster of Madison Mrs Hugh Spalding of Atlanta and Mrs Marion Allen Guests enjoyed fern arrangements Roman hyacinths and magnolias with rose and lily accents A hot supper followed prizes awarded to top scorer and consolation with silver frames and sweet grass baskets included in gifts

Stovall Carrie Doster Madison Hugh Spalding Atlanta Marion Allen Eng

Entertaining Notes and Social Highlights From Atlanta

A long list of social events unfolds in Atlanta society with Mrs Juhiua DeGive and Miss Woodward hosting blue velvet affairs, Mrs Frank Swift of New York honored at a Matinee Tea, and a large reception at the Georgian Terrace. A suffrage rally at the Ansley hotel features speakers on women’s rights, while engagements include Miss Elizabeth Baley with M P Dall, Reeves and Andrews announcing their marriage, and Swilling King wedding at the Baptist church with intimate family attendance. The social page notes reader performances of Enchanted Arden and piano by Anne Margaret Sitwell, entertainment at the Piedmont Driving Club, and a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Frederick Paxon at the Piedmont Club.

Swift George J Dexter Piedmont Driving Club Frank Swift New York Enoch Arden Georgian Terrace WW Memminger Strausz Richard Anne Margaret Sitwell Ansley Hotel Charles O H Craigie Womans Rights Movement Labor Movement S D Marks England Atra Anna Fletcher Misse L. McLendon Georgia Woman Suffrage Association Swilling-King Pist Baptist Church Wade Swilling William Claton King Jr Daniel Annie Swilling Aarge Parma King HP Swilling Aking Wail G Ring RF Stedding Grif William King

Formal Reception Lists Prominent Attendees After Wedding

A wedding ceremony drew a host of relatives and notable figures including Dr and Mire, William King, J J Redding and many others. Afterward the couple plan a southern honeymoon then home at 217 Juniper Street with visits to the groom's grandparents before returning to the city.

Oung Anid Mire Willam King J. J Redding Gritin Ga Ir Ani Wil C Kinz Mra Eugene Black Ani Tsirs Henry Grady Mary Logan Frari Logan FA Wuillian James L. Loran Lillian Logan Day McCall M oJalbert William Perrin Nicolson Hartsneid Juniper Street R. J Redding Riffin

Meetings and notices from local clubs and societies

The Womans society of St Marks church meets 1 PM Tuesday January 1 4 with full attendance urged and a 15 3 oclock time change. Atlanta Bur rough Nature club meets at Carnegie Library at 3 PM Wednesday January 14. Joseph Habersham chapter Daughters of the American Revolution holds its monthly meeting Thursday January 15 at 3 PM at the Winecot hotel.

Womans Society of

Social items from Mineral Bluff and surrounding area

Local notes list residents visiting, returning home or traveling to cities such as Atlanta, Washington, New York and Baltimore. Names include Miss Tary Geisretde, Mrs John A Mill, Hastings, Crawford, Latheurne Nighaldson, Janrs W Wankes, and Miss Cath Dungon. Mentions of hospital stays, weddings, groomsmen, teas, and club events appear amid frequent references to area families and guests.

Tary Geisretde Mineral Bluff Ark John A Mill R Ard Mi Tlastings Glenalls Atlanta Wes Hastings Ik Te Istics Bho Mar Mos Washington New York Baltimore Vis Cutlawas Georgidi Terrace

Atlanta Woman's Club first meeting of 1914

The Atlanta Woman’s Club held its first meeting of the year with Mrs Hamilton Douglas presiding. She spoke on municipal law tracing Roman and Anglo Saxon origins and argued for commission government. A short business session followed and members heard updates on Red Cross sales, education fund, and a lecture by Mildred Rutherford.

Atlanta Womans Club Hamilton Douglas Otter Angla Savon Commission Atp Gales Coles General Endowment Fund Spencer Atkinson Mildred Rutherford Daughters of the Confederacy Baker Street Rutherfords Suajed Port Georgi Maling Bation Mic P . Bankright Blud Association McIntyre Asyrum Henry Fharntun Snort Falls

Darsex Family Name Changes and Local Health Note

Mr and Mrs WF Darsex in Athens will call James Richard Gry third. Little Lthel DeLoune of Pickett street, a popular Grant Street student, was operated on for appendicitis at a private sanitarium last Saturday. Surgeons report the operation successful and expect a rapid recovery. Mr and Mrs Paul Rapier announce the birth of a son. Mr and Mrs Preston S Arkeright left Sunday for Miami Florida.

WF Darsex Athens James Richard Gry Lthel DeLoune Pickett Street Grant Street Scoo Paul Rapier Preston S Arkeright Miami Ola

Eastern Star instruction session in Georgia

Mrs Rosa M Ashby, worthy grand matron of the Order of the Eastern Star of Georgia, will host an instruction session for a new chapter at the E A Manor lodge. The agenda includes a detailed lecture on opening and closing ceremonies, with three large classes and demonstrations by officers. All EHS members are welcome.

Rosa M Ashby Order of the Eastern Star of Georgia Eastern Star E A EHS Sesson

Citizens seek better railroad service before commission

Tallulah Falls Clarkesville and nearby towns press for improved service on the Tallulah Falls line. With one daily train in each direction, petitioners ask for a second train and enhanced passenger and freight offerings. Several interested residents arrived in Atlanta to attend Tuesday’s hearing.

Tallulah Falls Clarkesville Pots State Railroad Commission Atlanta

Rucker and Oliver Seek Alpharetta Postmaster Job

Alpharetta awaits a decision on the postmaster appointment after six months of maneuvers. Senator Hoke Smith faces pressure from W C Oliver and George D Rucker, publisher of The Press, both seeking the fourth class office. Oliver is a Smith backer. Rucker is an old political booster, with about 85 percent of local businessmen supporting Oliver and a similar Smith backing pattern.

Alpharetta Hoke Smith W CO Olver George D Rucker Smith Indorse Rucker Olne

W. M. Devore Becomes Mayor of Alpharetta

Alpharetta voters elected W M Devore as mayor in 1914. The George Rucker faction in campaigned for the town council with J L Swiring as clerk, Gordon Shiley as treasurer, and J B Paris and L Gardner as street committee members.

Alpharetta In & Ve Y George Rucker Imam Devore J L Swiring Gordon Shiley J.B Paris Gardner Street

Tax Equalizers Appointed in Milton for Wilson County

Judge Dorris names Alpharetta residents Alphaetta Nunnally Waren Dr T WeCdllum and Pattie Avon resident Wot Cox to a two year term on the Wilson County tax board. The three citizen appointees are praised as representing the major local interests. Swift & Company reports Atlanta beef sales for the week ending January 1 at 110 cents per pound.

Alphaetta Hpe Wali Theo ¢ Nunnally Waren T . WeCdllum Alpharetta Wot Cox Pattie Avon Dorris Board of Tax Cauaiters Wilson County Swift & Company Atlanta

Texas to Compromise with Movie Trust

Announcement from Austin Texas says the attorney general reports a compromise reached in the dispute against General Mills and related corporations and syndicates accused of being part of a price fixing and trust scheme. The action aims to curb alleged anti competitive practices with a state wide consent decree and regulatory oversight.

Austin Texas

A Steaming Hot Dish for Cold Nights

When the air is snappy and you want a hot meal Faust Spaghetti serves well. Cook it hot with ripe red tomatoes and a sprinkle of cheese. Pair with bread and butter for a nutritious meal. A package claims four times the nutriment of steak and saves meat costs. Buy Faust Spaghetti from Maull Bros in St Louis Missouri.

Faust Spaghetta Maull Bros

Tevis antitrust case faces hefty penalties

A district court ruling on a regime violation of Tevis antitrust laws notes potential penalties totaling $27,000 in agreed terms, with minimum penalties estimated around $730,000. The case involves Eral Loogey's refusal to publish the agreement terms before approval, impacting the suit's progress.

Eral Loogey Puble Sppro al Bs Tevis

Great Change in Twenty Years By Cardui Experience

Shiv Wiss-Vrs Jsimth recalls severe womanly troubles starting decades ago. After ineffective treatment and various medicines, she found relief with Cardui, the women’s tonic, and became well. Cardui is praised for its long success in treating female weakness and disease. Write to Ladies Advisory Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co for instructions and a 64 page home treatment book.

Shiv Wiss Vrs Jsimth Trenty Cardus Chattanooga Medicine Chattanooga Tenn

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