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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1912

Page

45

Embroidery and Lace Season Hits New York Gowns

New York reports a summer fashion surge with embroidery and lace in every combination. Wider use of Swiss and other laces blends with net, velvet, and chiffon. macrame bands and eyelet work feature in dresses. Designers imitate antique laces, while veils adopt shadow designs and cobwebby meshes. Social notes recount visits and gatherings of society figures amid couture chatter.

New York Valenciennes Algo Bretelle

Local Social News Across Covington and Neighbors

Miss Annie Cowan of Salem and many others are noted as weekend guests and visitors in Covington. Social circle highlights include travels to Atlanta Statesville and Monroe, church and reading circle activities, hospital visits, and a town hall gathering with reports on illnesses, travel, and marriages.

Young Ladies Missionary Society Meets in Newnan

In Newnan Georgia the Young Ladies Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will hold a meeting next Friday at 5 o clock at Miss Clara Reese s Jackson street residence. Miss Athagene Kersey will be the guest.

Newnan Young Ladies’ Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Clara Reese Jackson Street Mise Athagene Kersey

Pine Syrup Cough Remedy Ad From The Pinex Co

A vintage ad promotes a cough and bronchial remedy made with pine oil and guaiacol. It claims to be a dependable, fast acting syrup with a money back guarantee, offered by The Pinex Co of Wayne Indiana.

Pinex Co Wayne Ind

Local Social Notes From Jackson Georgia

Miss Grace Ham visited Miss Rebie Wilking in Atlanta. Miss Betsié Bell of Griff and Mrs G W Patrick of Locust Grove spent the weekend with Jackson friends. Mrs Lottie Atkinson returned from a lengthy visit to Maxea and Hawkinsville. Miss Martha Found, studying at Washington seminary, dined with her parents last weekend. The North Side 42 Club met with Miss Lu ele Goodman and Mrs S B Kinard. Mr and Mrs Lon Maddox returned from Atlanta. Mrs W T White awaits the arrival of her sister in law, Mrs B L Bridgman of Shellman, next week. Miss Bueen Lanier is ill with grip. Mrs Mary Heflin left for Sanderville to help her niece Mrs Walteren. A birthday party hosted by Miss Ruby Nicholson celebrated her twelfth birthday. Visitors Miss Cooper of Toccos and Ruth Turner of McDonough stayed with Mrs W Lamar Etheridge. Miss Nina Jones of Waynesboro, recently in Atlanta, spent a week with Mrs T A Buttritt and Mrs M S Williams hosted a party.

B F. Collins Camilla Fay Taylor Charlie Hose Simms Cedartown Ruth Bailey Bennetta Orr College Street Helen Jones Atlanta Sarah Thames Agnes Scott College T .B. Thames P F. Cuttino G. B. Barr Corinne Simrll Presbyteran Union Mis . B. Thames Thames Long Louisvile Nash Springfield N. J Looney Louisville Green Belle Morris J. E. Featherstone J. M. Gray H. L. Brower Eugene Askew Pinkey Cherry Mis Sue Martin Greenville T. P. Zellars Martha Orr Wynn Palmetto Orr Katharine Ida Edith Powell von Aston Batchelor Tudsay G. E. Adams New York Tom Smith Elizabeth Selma Ala W. C Treadaway Washington Street Nancy Gregory Edwards Weasley Memorial Hospital Newnan Mary Goodrum C McCrory College Park Jean Kirks Everta T. E. Atkinson Charles Bickens Clessle Hood Roscoe Annie May Lorena Robertson Davis Meese Carrallt Alvin Potts Rey Gaines Carmichael Tifton P. Davis P. B. Murphy Hspitals Board Halcyon Theater Alvin Potia Irvin Heese Carrollton Bernie Murphy Fatbotton Lela Adams Stripling Dry Goods Company Wyatt Powell Greenville Street Grace Ham Rebie Wilking Betsié Bell Griff G. W. Patrick Locust Grove Jackson Lottie Atkinson Maxeva Hawkinavine Martha [Ound Washington Seminary North Side 42 Misa Luele Goodman B. Kinard Atta Lon Maddox J. F. Jenkins White B. L. Bridgman Shellman Mies Bueen Lanier Yéom Iil Grip Mary Heflin Sanjderaville Illnesa Mra Walteren Reatly Misa Ruby Nicholson Misses Cooper L Toccos Ruth Turner MrDonough W. Lamar ‘Etheridge Nina Jones Waynesboro Nas

Buckhead Social Notes Mix of Visits From Nearby Towns

Buckhead residents host relatives and visitors from Covington Conyers Madison Atlanta and Greensboro with a string of brief calls and gatherings. Notables include Mrs P H McWhorter Mrs J H Moncrief Mrs B F Ingram Mrs Emma Collier and Mrs W K Alford among others visiting kin and attending club meetings at W B Besgant Co and in Madison.

Buckhead P. H. McWhorter Covington and Conyers Estelle Cotclough Madison Ira Cooper Norcross Marshal Cooper Robert McWhorter J. H. Moncrief Atlanta Louise Hamilton Grovetown Willie McClurry W. B. Besgant & Co R H. Pascial B. F. Ingram Bessie Matone Eatonton Emma Collier FE. L. Alard Hardy Caldwell Madge Caldwell Stream Hugh Fey Hugh Ivey Siloam Birdie Thompson Greensboro A. R. Thompson W. K. Alford Woodfin Welsh Alex Jackson Buckhead Improvement Club W. 1 Shepherd of

Local Social Roundup From Ocilla and Nearby

Ocilla Georgia social notes list Mrs Reason Uenterson and Miss Nassie Henderson returning from Madison Frs. and Mrs G G Paulk hosting relatives. Visitors include Mrs George Dickson of Otterfield, Mrs C M Bennett of Eastman, and Mrs T J Oxford entertaining the Baptist Missionary Society with a toast by Mrs L W Macdonald. A 6 o'clock dinner honors Mrs M G Merritt and Mrs Henry Megsinnon. Miss Liela West and Miss Florence Davenport with Miss Florence Ledbetter are noted guests.

Reason Uenterson Nassie Henderson Madison Frs G. G. Paulk Httie Helena George Dickson Oaterfield J. A. J. Henderson C. M. Bennett Eastman B. W.W. Wells T. J. Oxford Baptist Missionary Society M. Fi. Flanders Mis M. G. Merritt Trion Henry Megsinnon Hot Springs Ark Liela West Leslie Oxford Florence Davenport Florence Ledbetter Birmingham Mrs. Paulk Miss Ledbetter Miss Davenport

Social bridge parties in Americus mark the season

Mrs. W D Moreland hosted a large Hill Street bridge party with eight tables and top score prize won by Mrs Edwin G Sheffield. Mrs Barlow Council hosted a second event for Mrs A Armstrong of Birmingham with Mrs John B K Hudson taking the embroidered table runner prize. Mrs W J Josey entertained three tables on Lee Street where Mrs Walter Maynard led top honors. A dozen guests enjoyed a delicate luncheon, while guests of Miss Gertrude Hudson savored a dainty menu. Various guests and travelers from nearby cities are noted as visiting or returning, including Miss Louise Mell of Atlanta and Mrs A G Duncan of Buena Vista visiting Americus.

Louise Mell Gertrude Hodgron Moore John Mathis Gertrude Hudson Carl Hawkin Atlanta Logan Williamson Frank Lanier Americus Grantland Rice Elizabeth Hollis Thomasville Brunswick Miriam Whitfield Louise Williford Bartow Street William E. Hawkins Elizabeth Hawkins Nome LE. A. Hawkins Montez Thomas Mary Littlejohn Moultrie Robert A. Wheeler Jacksonville T. A. Cole Walter Mathis Athens Edward Mathis T. C Jeffords Sylvester T. H. Giltis Ruth Harris Leesburg Louise Markett Americas Mathias Lee Street Naomi Neill White Springs Fla T. Porter Porter Hill Street W. D. Moreland Dwin OG Sheffield John BK. Hudson W. J. Josey Bridge Walter Maynard Misa Gertrude Hudson A. G. Duncan Buena Vista W. F P. Brown du Harrold Avénule Laure Anley Macon Ameéricua Ys. Coley J. Lewin J. G. Dodson Montezuma Gertrude Jogness Avbéricus Misa Je Fossey Ots W. Me Elam Derry Sormecky B. Moore

Talbotton Social Roundup Adds A World Of Visitors

Miss Joseph Paulk of Cairo visits her parents Rev and Mia J. W Arnold. Col. Robert M. Arnold of Columbus spends weekend with his parents Rev and Mrs J. W. Arnold. Nellie Forbes of Jonesborough and Virginia Persons visit Mrs W. P Watts at Waverly Hall. Mrs. E McGehee and Virginia of Greenville spend weekend with relatives. Mrs J M Heath hosts Virginia McGehee of Greenville for games and refreshments. Nellie Forbes and Virginia Persons return to Jonesborough Monday. Mrs J W H McKee returns from Montezuma. Miss Eleanor Beall visits sister Mrs Marshall Haslam of Atlanta. Mrs Ida Singleton Leonard returns from Thomasville. Emma Phelps returns from Atlanta. Mrs John S Cahill and daughter Helen of Oglethorpe visit relatives.

Virginia McGehee Greenville Nellie Forbes Virginia Persons Jonesborough J. WH. McKee Montezuma Eleanor Beall Marshall Haslam Atlanta Ida Singleton Leonard

Helen Plane chapter meets in Canton on Memorial day plans

In Canton Georgia the Helen Plane chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs R T Tones home to study Alexander Stephens and arrange Memorial day observances. Clinton and Arlen Cutts hosted a Friday evening gathering at Dr W L Cutts home with games music and refreshments. Mrs Kellar Moss hosted a sewing club gathering Wednesday. Miss May Jones visits her sister Mrs George W Brooks in Cartersville while Miss Daisy Crisler plans a Columbus visit.

Helen Plane United Daughters of the Confederacy R. T. Tones Alexander Stephens Messrs. Clinton Arlen Cutts W. L. Cutts

Dr John L White visits Bessie Tift College

Dr John L White, former First Baptist pastor of Macon and longtime college friend and trustee, lectured to faculty and students at the chapel. The facility hosted concerts and visiting guests include Miss Felsberg Miss Mattie Turner and Mr Hugh Jackson. Cecile Turpin and others spent the weekend on campus with family.

John L. White Macon First Baptist Church White Miss Felsberg Misa Mattie Turner Hugh Jackson Kubelil Atlante Onenday Salter Bartow Inez Cecile Turpin Miasea Eugenia Frances Misa Clya Carter Nashvillé Carolyn Ballentine Ruth Hare

Social Notes From Rome Churches and Clubs

Rome society pages recount a Monday meeting of Earnest Workers at First Presbyterian with Miss Lucy Geotchins addressing Mexico. Many gatherings follow, including teas, bridge clubs, and receptions for Mercer Glee Club, plus several engagements and a coming wedding on April 24 in Detroit linked to Mrs Balms.

Rome First Presbyterian Church Lucy Geotchins East Fourth Street Mexico Roy Berry Lindsay Johnson Mesdames M. M. Berry Co. S Sparks Robert Graves Reese Henry Bradford Sheibley Sam Stanfield Cedartown L M Weitzel Weitzel F P. Witt York R. A.denny Jack King Carl Weitzeler T.L. Morgan Walker Lewis Carrie Burne Rosa Gammon Blanche Heywood Jessie Glover Chattanooga William Winston J Paul Cooper Albert Burlingham Mount Vernon W Vanlicose Cooper Burlingham Martha Dean WW. Mangum Martha Long Eufaula Rhea King Atlanta Carolyn Burney W B Disbro Puffle Porter Bridgeport Ala Caldwell Porter Charles Baldwin Toronto Canada J Hughes Furtmer Tandse, McClure and Lindsey, Jr B. I Hughes Birmingham John Williamson Coleman Arnold Philathea Claes First Baptist Suafe Bowie Irésabal Cary Cheney Thomas Berry Francis Falms Detroit Mich Balms

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