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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1916
Page
24
Haynes Diamonds advertises home delivery of diamonds for approval and a payment plan aimed at couples planning marriage this spring. The company touts world market representation and access to rare gems at favorable prices, framing diamonds as a profitable investment.
Thursday afternoon in the school auditorium Miss Katherine Simmons and Miss Elizabeth Raley of seventh grade performed a two piano duet. Miss Katherine Derough readille, and Mildred Baker with Sarah Lichtenstein offered a graceful dance. Mrs Patterson played two violins with Mrs WOC sense accompanying on the MO. After the program, refreshments in the library featured poineslia narcisst decorations with hosts serving coffee and tea, chocolate offered by Mrs J G Kelly and Mrs aocerett. Teachers assisted in entertaining. the occasion was delightful.
At the Driving Club last night a weekend dinner dance drew a stylish crowd. Miss Louise Troyles hosted in compliment to Miss Dorothy Arkwright with pink decorations and artistic centerpieces. Notable guests included Mrs Cowsll of Washington, Mr and Mrs Ingrold Payne, Miss Mary fie, Miss Gladya liges of Chattanooga, and Miss Jennie Hara.
An assortment of tea dances at Druid Hills Golf Club yesterday featured numerous small parties. Highlights included Miss Hare Smith of Memphis and Miss Kath Eine Dereugh, with Mrs. Stowell Peeples of Washington DC hosting Mr Chartres Hopkins. The Argentine Club Dance and Appentine club events were also noted as upcoming social gatherings with plans for chaperones and new offices.
Yesterday a pretty luncheon at Memphus home of Miss Isollne Campbell honored Miss Harriet Smith as guest. Yellow butterflies and white and yellow decor created an artistic motif with hand painted place cards. Attendees included Miss Smith, Miss Campbell, Miss Dorothy Arkwright, Miss Bunn, Miss Lipscomb, Mrs Geant, Miss Atchisia, Miss Bates, and Miss Hawitine.
The Judson Settlement and Relief Association holds its quarterly session next Monday at 3 pm in the First Baptist church. The program covers devotion, reports, and talks on child life, kindergarten relations, and spiritual development, followed by a reception hosted by district officers and a volunteer committee.
In Griffin Georgia a string of social events unfolds. Mrs W J H Searcy Jr hosts a Ladies club meeting and a bridge domino party with sixty guests. Miss Miriam Smithdeal visits from Tennille and Miss Rossie Bell Newton hosts theater in her honor. Miss Florence Gresham gives a bridge luncheon for Miss Margaret Rice. numerous dinners and teas follow. Mrs John Churin hosts DAR Pulesii chapter, while Mr and Mrs Wynne host dinner for returning newlyweds Augustus Oxford and Lloyd Easter. Mrs Ober Tyns, with Mrs Augustus Oxford, hosts afternoon tea for twenty five. Miss Mary Virginia Wilson marks her eighth birthday with a children's party. Virginia Boyd leads a party of ten. Mrs Mattie Starnea hosts a theater party. Mrs W Beeks hosts informal bridge for Miss Mary Frances Brown and Miss Kathryn Gray, guests of Mrs Frod Durkee.
Eleanor Ferris has returned after two weeks at home in Macon with Mrs World Pitt and daughter. Myre Pitt heads to Jacksonville while Miss Pitt goes to Bradenton for two months with relatives. L L Campbell and Lamar Murdaugh visit Jeffersonville. Miss Eva Graham hosts a Girls club gathering with hand made favors. Mrs Lee Jordan and Mrs JT Ragan visit Miss Eva Graham in the area. Judge ED Graham holds superior court in Irwin and Cordele counties.
In Lithia Springs and nearby towns residents report weekend trips and visits. Sherrod Kennedy and family traveled to Hot Springs for a stay, while Houseman attended a missionary meeting in Carrollton. Marginal notes include Mrs Mortimer Hays. Miss Margaret Chandler visited Atlanta. and several others hosted or visited friends in Atlanta and Villa Rica.
In Augusta Ga on January 29 a grand concert by Josef Hofmann drew a filled audience with no intermission and high acclaim. The social page notes a lovely Charleston wedding of Frederic Schroeder to Elizabeth Kersh, with detailed attire and family ties, plus multiple gatherings at clubs and private homes.
A noisy fragment discusses dandruff and hair care by claiming products remove dandruff to improve gloss and manageability. It hints at consumer desire for shinier hair and stronger scalp health but is garbled with unclear sentences and stray phrases.
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