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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1912
Page
47
A fragmentary report mentions J. Marshall Donnaton and his daughter Mia DeLaney Kountze of Morristown New Jersey in a Hot Spring Arkansas context, suggesting a notable connection or event. Further details are unreadable in the snippet.
In Commerce Georgia Anie Brock hosts a Friday afternoon party honoring Mrs Jean Loker of New York City. Awards go to Hunice Little as top contestant in a guessing game. A salad course follows. The column lists numerous guests visiting Athens Atlanta and surrounding areas including Mrs W Y Harber Miss Carrie Lampkin and Rev G M Telford among others with travel to and from Jefferson Maynville Carnesville and Bambure.
Miss Schiel ber and Mr. P Hart wed in Crawfordville after a sudden elopement plan. The couple returned to Washington with Mrs. John L Hill and now reside on Court Street. Local society reflects on other gatherings and forthcoming weddings in Wilkes and surrounding areas.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions dinner service and a hospital setting with uneasy phrasing. Names, places, and clear events are unreadable, leaving only a vague reference to a meal and a hospital atmosphere amid distorted text.
Mrs Joan and her daughter visit friends in Pavo and Tallahassee while many locals entertain and visit. Dozens of social calls highlight evenings at the homes of Mrs W H Humphreys and Rev Arch Cree, plus a United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting and a Worth While Club gathering with music and essays.
Forty two members of the Young Ladies Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at the home of Westy Dvurnore. Miss Tillan Earl Scarboro hosted. Mrs. Bawden of Davaniwor after visiting her sister Mrs. Howard L Ashburn has returned home. Mrs. Bawden received attentions during the visit and made many friends for her next trip. Miss Mary Littlejown and Miss Monte Thomas of Americus arrived Thursday and will be guests of Mrs. Robert L. Shipp for a week.
It notes that delays and holdups will no longer require traveling to the city outskirts as conveniences are brought inside the loop, easing business for the busy man. The piece reflects on urban improvements and the shift toward centralization of services.
An ad promises Robinnaire Hair Dye returns gray hair to its original color and healthy condition. It is a restorative not a dye, non sticky and won’t stain skin. Available in trial 25c and large 76c sizes, for light to dark brown and black hair.
Grantville residents report visits and greetings from friends and relatives. Mr T B Winter of Winterville stays with Rev L P Winter. Hessie Camp returns to Moreland after visiting Miss Mia Dean. Mr and Mrs B J Sewell travel to Lutherville. Mrs J KR Whatley and Martha Whatley return from Bremen. W No Banks, hosiery and yarn mills president, on business trip to Kentucky. Johnnie Lester visits Mrs Lee Camp in Moreland. Sewing Club hosted by Saille and Bessie Bohannon with many guests. Gertie Post hosts Forty two Club. Homer Wright attends Atlanta Bible conference. Mr and Mrs B S Banks and Frances Virginia visit from Newnan. Paul Bugs and Cordie Hopson visit from Atlanta. H A Camp visits daughter Iva Dawson in Alabama. Mrs Lewis Milner of Zebulon visits her mother. Mrs W M White returns from Atlanta. Mesdames C I Sewell and M Kennon spend day in Newnan.
In Waynesboro Georgia Mrs Noble entertained de Nechtfung Saturday afternoon with a bridge party in honor of Miss Hazel Fraze. Miss Inéz Jones won a silk stocking souvenir. The event featured elegant decorations and delicious refreshments.
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