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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1910
Page
12
Long list of engagements in Belton Atlanta and nearby towns with weddings planned through September. Also social items from Misses Morgan Clifton Berrian West Whitfield and others plus parties at Rose Hall and Tally-Ho. Community notices include a Moonlight Picnic and the Gate City B Nai B Nai outing at Lakewood and a bridge party hosted by Miss Antoinette Blount for Miss Elize Walker.
Knoxville women plan to seek aid from Georgia sisters through Atlanta committees to collaborate with Knoxville for the Appalachian Exposition. Miss L Graham Crozier will address Georgia women, coordinating arts and crafts exhibits with the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs. Notables contacted include Mrs Robart J Lowry, Mrs John K Ottley, Mrs Hugh T Inman, and others.
The Jefferson Davis chapter of Elberton U D met at Mrs T Tabor’s home on June 1. Despite threatening weather, a usual attendance was present and a three month summer vacation was decided. After refreshments, members stayed for a social hour with the hospitable hostess.
Mr Howell Foreman hosted a Ponca 4 Leon party last night in compliment to Miss Harriet Benedict of Athens who was the guest of his mother Mrs Rol Foreman. Mr and Mrs were chaperones at the event.
A large theater party given by Harry Harmon on a Sunday afternoon at the Forsyth honored Miss Dorothy Harmon’s guest Miss Benedict of Athens and Miss Josephine Mabley’s guest Miss Tomlinson of Birmingham. Many social names appear among attendees, including Benedict Harmon Mabley Tomlinson Nash Saakel Robinson Crandall Moose Broyles Prioléan Howell Freeman and others with CHURCHES Padgett Borbull and Mt Vernon M B E Charen mentioned in passing.
The marriage of Nell Manning and Charles Clinton Carpenter occurred at Trinity church on Thursday at 8:00 o clock. Rev Dr Dempsey officiated. Attendants included best man Benjamin T Carpenter and ushers Norman Chita Perl Duffy James Hilburn WW Manning. Bridesmaids Eva Rogers Claudi Green matron of honor Mrs Mer ril C Osman. Bride given away by father D J Manning. Out of town guests listed among attendees.
A socially notable wedding is set for Tuesday evening at the Orlock home of brides mother Mrs E A Werner. The ceremony will be performed by Mr Ogden with attendants Miss Emily Lowndes and Mr Arthur Clark. A reception follows before the bride and groom depart for Savannah by steamer.
Miss Collier Mre Jule Harris has issued invitations for an afternoon tea on Thursday at her West End home to honor her sisters Miss Eleanor Collier and Miss Louisa Collier. Assisting in entertainment are Misses Nora Selle Rosser Adeline Thomas Agnes Gray Laura Cole Frances Pack and at the punch bowl Misses Mary Culberdon Corfella and Jeanne Pickett. Seventy five young ladies are invited.
A Monday afternoon event in compliment to Miss Elizabeth Tullers features guest Miss Adeline Wiseman of Kentucky. Attending seniors include Misses Tuller Wiseman Mary Peabody Margaret Traylor Theo Phiole Ferol Humphries Ewals Robert Roealie Davia Marion Jones Virginia Lipscomb Loutes Henderson Haley Stewart Amelia Smith Mery King Lyda Nash Margaret Grant Adglete Ellis Elisabeth Miet Hiisabeth Hayes Geraldine Vigneaux Florence Delb Laura Cowles Mary Brown Elisabeth Foster Irene Bennett Jaibel Robinson Taoline Campbell Lawson Hites Bula Jackson.
The Phi Mu Sorority Grand Chapter held its third biennial convention in the city with a lavish banquet at the Hotel Gayora. Decorations featured palms, sorority and college pennants, pink carnations, and ornate place cards. Attendees included Miss Louiss Manning and numerous state and city chapter members. The event followed a formal banquet and was announced as a highlight of the visiting members’ schedule with a final social today hosted by Mrs. Hays at her Lamaraie home.
At the Daving Club the Piedmont Driving Club hosted a table dinner on terrace lights and flowers with music during and after. Many parties from Atlanta and across attended dancing, with multiple hostess outfits described. The tennis tournament and social events continue through the week, ending with a July 2 dinner dance. Also Tate Spring reports bridge and box ball events with prizes, plus Elizabeth Thurman gives a piano recital at Cable Concert Hall.
Camp party for Messrs Joseph Schlesinger and Joseph Vernop at their river camp with Misses Smith Curtin Griffin Thomas Brown and Gerad Parks among guests. Japanese lanterns hung from trees and flowers added to the scene. Agnes Jones entertained bridge tables yesterday morning and Aurelia Speer won a prize of silk stockings. Lucy Smith hosted a matinee party for Miss Jones while Imogene Thorn and Tomlinson of Birmingham planned future matinees for Miss Tomlinson. Virginia Bowman will host a matinee on Wednesday in honor of Miss Josephine Mobley. Additional guests included Mary gut Trainor Jessie McRae Mrs King and others.
An early 20th century style notice touts Cepudine as the best and quickest remedy for various headaches. It claims rapid relief from cold or stomach related headaches and feverish symptoms, pricing at 1c, 2?6? and 50c at drug stores. The fragment emphasizes immediate action and suitability for sick or nervous headaches.
Engraved cards advertised at one dollar per hundred for reprints from pid plates. Mentions high quality work and strict price terms. Includes a reference to a college co op and shells with melted lettering as part of the ad.
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