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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1912

Page

11

Scholarships Offered by Atlanta chapter of UDC

Mrs. T. T. Stevens chairs a scholarship drive for two awards the Alice Chandler scholarship to Washington Seminary and a Woolberry School scholarship open to applicants who must descend from a Confederate soldier. Applications go to Mrs. T. T. Stevens 50 Suckle Street. Davis Davison announce marriage invitations for their daughter Louise to William Watson Taviaen of Glasgow Ky set for July 7 at First Methodist church.

T. T. Stevens Atlanta

Brenau Club Tea and Social Gatherings in Atlanta

Brenau Club of Atlanta hosted a Tuesday tea arranged by Miss Falna Mooney with pink and white hydrangea decor. Attendees included Mrs V J Adams, Miss Mary Andrews, Miss Willie Kate Travis, and many others. Upcoming meetings were announced and visitors noted.

Falna Mooney Brenau Club Atlanta V. J. Adama Mary Andrews Willie Kate Travis G@mar FL Mider William Owens Carrie M. Dallis TF. Oc. Dodge Ugene Cox May MicMilan Sadge Atdrews Misa Bernice Schusster Bessie Syeth Fay Logan Dessa Euban Edwin Davis

Absorb an Unlovely Complexion With Mercolize Wax

An old Town Talk fragment touts mercolize wax as a skin beautifier. It claims daily use as a cold cream removes blemishes and reveals a smooth pink and white complexion within a week. A second wash using a lypt. witch hazed solution is also described as “works like magic.”

Pholtis Moore

Porch Tea Attended by Hawtins Heten Mu and Frances

Miss Louise Hawtins Miesi Heten Mu and Misa Frances Connally hosted a porch tea. Guests wore white marquisette outfits trimmed with lace and blue, with floral centerpieces of phlox and fern and hats adorned with roses and color accents.

Louise Hawtins Miesi Heten Mu Misa Frances Connally Mrs.,Wynn Mrs. Fleming

Meetings Of Temperance Union And Hebrew Christian Association

The Atlanta Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a regular session Thursday at 3 30 pm in the Sunday school room of New Trinity Church corner Washington Street and Trinity Avenue. The Hebrew Christian Association planned an important meeting this afternoon at the mission 104 South Forsyth Street inviting all members.

Atlanta Frances Willard A Christian Temperance Union New Trinity Church Washington Street Trinity Avenue The Hebrew Christian Association Mission South Forsyth Street

Social items from Wrightsville Beach to Athens society notes

Mrs Dan Denny stops en route at Harriman Tenn from Wrightsville Beach. Many local guests spend time at Wrightsville Beach Monteagle St. Simon's Island and New York trips. Miss Alma Addy, Northwestern Chicago graduate, touring Philadelphia musical circles. Weddings and entertainments noted with Oak Hill and Atlantic City visits. A birth announced for Mr J C Chiles and Mrs Chiles of Oglethorpe Avenue. Bowling party reported at Fast Lake clubhouse.

Dan Denny Patic Harriman Tenn Wrightsville Beach J. L. Compton H. T. Phillips Nell Phillips Monteagle Alma Addy Decatur Savannah Connecticut New York Miss Addy Philadelphia Northwestern University of Chicago Dean Lutkin Stuart Stringfellow Jack Lewis Joseph Eby Luther Rosser, Jr Ming Elizabeth Westmoreland Bosse Woodward Hudson Moore Harvey Anderson Rosalie Davig Seashore Hotel A. H. Morriss Woodstock Richard Cooksey Ivan Humphries Herman Riddell Wrightaville T. T. Trott Mississippi Marlen Hodgson Athens Laura Owles Arnold Broyles Han Ae Newnan Aes Helen McCarty Atlantic City Perrin Nicholson Cynthia Stevens Crawford Erle Hardman Preston Stone Nell Annie Hellingsworth Wrightaville Beach N.C Eve St. Simon's Island wee Misa _Ivailno Lois Lucke Inez Kil Misa Tribble Misa Callie Hoke Smith Dorothy Judkins Virginia Frank Holland

Tea honoring Mrs Malcol Fleming at Piedmont Driving Club

Mrs Fleming was honored with a pretty tea yesterday afternoon in Atlanta by Mrs James Osgood Wynn at the Piedmont Driving Club. The guest list included Mrs Phinizy Calhoun, Mrs Chesley Walker, Mrs Alex Smith Jr, Mrs Frank Adair, Mes Harvey Anderson, Mrs Ronald Ransom, Mrs PRHip Alston, Mrs Samuel Jt Werman, Miss Nan Wood of Virginia, Miss Helen Payne, Miss Bessie Jones, Miss Elizabeth Rawson, and Miss Constance Knowles.

Fleming James Osgood Wynn Piedmont Driving Club Malcol Fleming Columbus Atlanta Phinizy Calhoun Chesley Walker Alex Smith Frank Adair Harvey Anderson Ronald Ransom Prhip Alston Samuel Jt, Werman Nan Wood Virginia Helen Payne Bessie Jones Elizabeth Rawson Misa Constance Knowles

Social notes from Miss Boma Gregg and friends

Miss Boma Gregg hosted guests from Southampton and Baltimore for a game that was followed by luncheon. Local social updates include Mrs. Blanch Rhodes returning to Troy Alabama, Miss Em Baker returning from New York, and plans of Miss Mac Hale and Miss Isabelle Hale visiting Montgomery. Other arrivals, moves, and visits feature Athens, Atlanta, Augusta, and Wrightsville Beach society circles.

Boma Gregg Miss Jagger Southampton Misa Taylor Baltimore Frances Clarke Miss Harrison Miss Davis Ming Wryazecki Miss Gregg Blanch Rhodes Troy Ala Em.Baker New York Mac Isabelle Hale Capitol Avenue Montgomery Williame Tre Charles Phinlay Athens Henry Coles Henry Purtell George Forrester Robert Forrester W. C. Jarnagin Turner Fitten Atlanta Wrights- Fille

Three Thousand Merchants to Attend Atlanta Convention

About 3,000 merchants are expected for the Southern Merchants convention August 5 to 9 in Atlanta, tied to the Atlanta Manufacturers Exposition with railroad rates. J. K. Orr leads the efforts, announcing committees for reception, exposition, Piedmont Driving Club events, barbecue, ladies’ entertainment, theater, and baseball, plus 400 local salesmen staying in the city to greet visitors.</s>

Atlanta South J. K. Orr Leonard Brown H. B. Wey J. R. Mobley FE. G. Thomas C. J. Williamson Alfred Truity James D. Robinson Clyde King W. FB. Ragan Sig Montag RN. Blount J. P. Stevens W. H. White, Jr Beaumont Davison Piedmont Driving Club Willis Ragan James D. Robison Preston Arkwright W. A. Speer Jerome Slivey WH. L. Steer Gorjion P. Kiser C. T. Nunnally H. C. Arnold Will Spalding C. McClure W. Davis 5. T Marett

Georgia Third Party Nears Split as Delegates Planned

The Georgia third party split threat emerges as two delegate slates are proposed for a state convention. Roger Dewar calls districts to pick two delegates, while the White League of Georgia Republicans schedules a Masa meeting to organize a convention, denying Negro inclusion.

Georgia Roger Dewar Eas St. Julien Yates White League Dewar Filma

Presbyterians to raise 10 million for aged ministers

Philadelphia July 17 a subcommittee of the general assembly executive commission began steps to raise 10 million dollars to support infirm and aged ministers and their dependents. The panel includes Rev Charles A Little Rev Wallace Radcliffe and Rev William P Fulton. Tomorrow ministerial relief and supervision boards meet under one management to push the movement.

Philadelphia Executive Commission The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church General Assembly Charles A. Little Wabash Ind Wallace Radcliffe Washington, D. C Wiliam P. Fulton Board of Ministerial Relief Ministerial Suatentation Fund General Church

Figures on Cotton for Growers Bill to Share Data

Washington July 17 Conferees of the senate and house agree to a bill to give cotton growers monthly access to the same information on actual cotton as spinners now receive The census bureau would publish a monthly bulletin showing the spot cotton on hand and spindles in operation The spinners currently obtain growth statistics from the agricultural department

Washington Senate House Census Bureau Agricultural Department

Hartwell Representative McCurry Detained at Home

Hartwell Ga July 17 Special Hon A A McCurry representative in the house from Hart county is detained at home by the continued illness of Mrs McCurry While Mrs McCurry is quite sick her condition is not serious

Hartwell, Ga A. A. McCurry Hart County Stecurry

Atlanta Fifth Regiment Builds Camp Pettus at Anniston

The Fifth Infantry Regiment and the governor's horse guard, both from Atlanta, are encamped at Camp Pettus near Anniston, Alabama. Troops arrived Tuesday, tents pitched amid rain, with diet improving from rice and bacon to beans and coffee. Captain F. H. Lichtenwalter, injured earlier, has recovered enough to resume duties. July 18 schedule includes battalion attack and defense, tactical rides, and fortification exercises at Georgia brigade headquarters.

Anniston Ala Governor's Horse Guard Atlanta Camp Pettus Pride of Georgia Governor's Horse Guards Seabard Arund Lichtenwalter F. H. Lichtenwalter Fifth Infantry

Roosevelt Convention Tickets On Sale In Chicago

Chicago July 17 members of the local committee on arrangements decide to hold the Progressive party national convention at the Coliseum on August 5 to seat more spectators. Ticket prices for all sessions are set at 10 16 and 20 dollars. Chicago mayoral candidate Charles H Merriam notes Illinois Republicans oppose a new third party and many signatories withdraw rather than sign the convention call.

Chicago Iocal Progressive Party Coliseum Roosevelt Ilinois Charlea HB. Merriam Illinois Wlinda

Mme D Mielle Beauty Hints From Journal of Fashion

A period style column outlines eyebrow shaping with pyroxin to thicken lashes, a magatone and witch hazel complexion wash to prevent freckles and tan, a dry shampoo using orm root thorox for glossy hair, and a delatone paste to remove facial hair with safe results.

Agreement Reached on Rivers and Harbors Bill

Washington July 17 The senate and house conferees reached a complete agreement on an amended river and harbor appropriation bill totaling 33 million dollars The conference cut 809 thousand from the senate passed amount Levee work on the Mississippi river gets 6.09 million while 300 thousand is set for the Apogueny river in Pennsylvania and 300 thousand for the Cape Fear river near Wilmington Delaware The proposed repeal of treasury detail to life saving inspectors was struck out.

Washington Senate House Mississippi River Pennsylvania Cape Fear Wilmington MW. C Secretary of the Treasury Revenue Marine Service

Grady County Considers Road Tractor Purchase

Grady county commissioners in Cairo hold a demonstration of road machines and traction engines and expect to buy a tractor soon. The effort aims to accelerate road building and improve infrastructure in the near future.

Grady Cairo Grady County

Sisters killed crossing railway near Petersburg

Petersburg Virginia July 17. Misses Blanche and Ruth Everly aged 14 and 11, daughters of John Everly farmer of Chesterfield county, were killed by a Norfolk and Western train while crossing tracks about one mile north of Petersburg. The older girl died instantly. the younger died en route to a hospital.

Petersburg Jaly Blanche Ruth Everly John Everly Chesterfield County Norfolk and Western Here

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Misses O'Keefe Mra Arnel Broyles Louise Broyles Dan- Blaine Mary Keefe Greenvile Tenners J. 2D. McCarty Renor Alvaton George V. Lees Langhorn Street Paul Rogers Charles Littleton Dre Miss Turner Dania Fells Shairston Agnes Turner Tehn Turner Willam Armistead Nellie Roya Mian Riencohe McKnight Jacilia Huitt Missy Marion Bradfield Mable Russell BB. Holtzendorf Hoyt Cox Bluford Spuriick Mable Ruasgell Frances Wells Frances Coleman Marion Bradfield Marion Wella Elizabeth Willis Hessie Mimms Collie Belle Wheeler Mary Agricola Mary Childs Mary Chezes Kathy Late Martha Bull Jennie Woodward Marle Connally Milklsed Bradfield Selma McClamrod Bluford Spurlock Robert Smith MBA Holtendorft Comec Weaver Harry Smithson Cutford Stewart Shiney Johnasten Altona Farris Willie Fioodes Carlisle Ben Blackmon Wellhorne Lockwell Hoy Cox Warner Meclamrorch Irene Hartzog Eimma Jones Edna Mooney Howard Street Wyazechi Milas Hoerrison Susie Hallman Bridge Jack Mary Louise Walker Jfimma Lee Gibbs Miss Walker Mra. Head Holcomb-Bennett First Methodist Church St. Wiggins Mary Elizabeth Holcomb Fred Lee Bennett Rochester N. Y J. T. Ragan, Jr Ruby Gaffney Mary Rosser Mendelssohn Rosa Fletcher Forsyth Alfred Holcomb Mary Holcomb Philo Holcomb Mrs Bennett N.Y Bert Ronat Steiner-Emery Building Miss Stevens Amos William Braselton Forsyth Theater Clodie Sands Tracy Edith L'Engle Mildred Sault Hardman Alonzo Johnson Tampa Flo Ed Cowley Earl Moore T. K. Johnson Frank Sanda Talcum Mvere Eed Manetecerern Bash Terminal Bidz Brooklyn KEW Vora Richard Blanton Lawrence McCarthey Peter Lynch Morris Brandon Fox T. QO. Lovelace Ethel Read Inman Park Domino Club Gregory Murphy Marist Cadet Corps Misa Hitzabeth Kegg Marjorie Brown Passie May Ottle Harriet Calhoun Sarah Rawson Esther Smith Frances Nunnally Anna Orme Winship Nunnally Bertha West- Rouse R. R. Bradley Poince de Leon Avenue Gladys Levin Daisy Hult Sparka William B. Carhart Claud Douthit Marion Harper Roawell Mia Walker Dunson Gladys Marion Evelyn Dunson Warm Springs Mr. Dunson Oes Messrs W. P Ward Ed B. Crawford Smith Cullom, Jr FL le Siebels Birmingham Georgian Terrace Carolyn Hill Abbeville D. C Marie Carlton Central Avenue Agnes Harris Nicholas Heintz Ocella Fla Carolina Willamette Bradley Washington, Ga Sarah Elizabeth Smith North Jackson Street Fast Lake Bee Charles Strong Moreland Avenue P. H. Baker O. Lombard Augusta W. J. Peabody Tive McCurry Horse Guards Maull Bros St. Louis DR. C. A. Constantine Mgr Peachtree and Peachtree St Mme. D’mille Beauty Journal of Fashion Sozodont Pownes Southland Frank E. Block CO
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