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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1906

Page

29

Savannah Society News Engaged and Travel Glimpses

Savannah society notes celebrate the engagement of Miss Nelle Oppenheimer to Mr Clarence F. Dusenhar and report several Savannah residents abroad in Paris Naples and Venice. The section also records luncheons for Mrs du Bignon and Mrs Haskell, visits by local families to New York, Nassau, and Florida, plus a Georgia Milledgeville cotillion and a home wedding at St John’s church with details on the bride and wedding party.

JT. MM. Cunninghiwn Fleming du Bignon Atlanta CB. Mclone Louis Haskell New Yorks Mungster Thesmar KH. C White Athens H D. Stevens Malone Ob. W. Meldrim Thomas Wayne Anderson Carmichael George Owens Henry Ward Port Hope Canada AG. Carson duBignon Atlainta Puesday Wlorance Manis Egypt Shorter Isapel Pountree Wilmington Saran Cunningham Levey Barrow Naples Anna Stevens Florence Stevens Venice Hugh Walker G. Schrey James Senses New York Frank Batter Montclair N. J Fmlington Billington Escland Nassau Florida Thomson Washington, D.C Beaufort Savannah James Furse Thirty-fourth Street Westwid Nelle Oppenheimer Clarence FL Dusenharr Jacksonville Oppenheimer Dusenhars Augusta Dosenbery Savrynah Mise Laulee Waldhauer Arthur Henry Wiliamson Flintshire England St John's Church Wiss Louise Valligant Hdward R._Banks David “F. “Waldhauer Bickerton We Waldhauer J. de Missea Mary Talla Comer BH. T. Come Milledgeville Armory W. T Richardson E. A. ‘Tigner Frances Perkins Charles Moore B. Mike Misses Moore Mane Whiteker Florida Allen Steve ‘Thornton Sid_Jones Ben Powler Jim Moore Linon Fowler Lamar Sims H. D. Allen Allen M. M. Parks Georgia Normal and Industrial College T. S. Lucas Huberta Hodgson Atabel Crawford Hall Smith Margaret Marlay Corbin Brigges W. Richter Macon WS. Scott Waynesboro Marty Preston Olf Lula McMillan Irs Lamar Irs Middieton Chicago Sterraw Messrs G. £. Bullard McMeekin Fla Francis | Bullard Marlon W. Harris R. B Moore Hin Club Om Mendéyeveng Kate Ellis Buia Withine‘ham Douglas ‘Feagen Jobo Glover Murray William R. Reeves H. L. Barheld Lee’ Jordan Asheton Starke Radmond Watherne Gholstin Hen 'L. Jones W. D. Lamar G. B. Chapman Clem Steed Andersonville Missy Tha Holt Callaway Will Turpin A. T. B. Glenn W. L. Johnson Andrew Lane Louis Pellew Haxter Jones Ralph Small George Hatcher Norwoon Robson Wittam ‘Little George Towell Bruce Jones Burdeage A. T. Barfield Ben Wallingham Richard Wil Gus Hernd Levy Baltimore Durlus Waxelbaum Larouet Waxelbaum Kehn Orangeburg 8. C John Hurley Mynnette Berna Rietta Athendge J. W., Wieox Danville Walter Lamar Eugene Harris Mintér Wimberly C. D. Papreon Roland “Lbs Rosebud Wallace McCaw Pha Join Wuguenn Join Stella Thorner Max ‘Forris Mai College Wilams Bessie Powell Viginia Freeman Sadie Gri Powel John Faver Bob Orr Jack Fowell Gill Glover T.M. Goodrum T. J. Camp Muro Annivorsum John Mae Hacney Katie Arnall Lallie May Powel Mary Parrott Virginia Freeman Kate Snead Rawson Dent N. Orr, Jr Tack Powell Cleveland Orr Prank Wughee Sun Spuck Club Lida Brown Ida Powell Newnan Maury Gibson J. C. Gibson Sims Miriam Atkinson Milledgeyville Linda Sunrie Gadsden Ruth Whatley Evelyn Carlton Cums Turin Mec RB. H. Lovejoy D. W. Boone Boone Harvey North AL Tanta Frances May Werring Ruth Cole Shorts College Barne Wilbur ‘Frimbel Clara Jones Lafayette Ale T. J. Jones Harrison Oys Bia RB. J. Atkinson Greenville TE Atkinson R. NX. Cole Corinne Stenrll Hartsfield Milledge Hartsfield Earle Adams Minnia Wicks J. MH. Blackburn Thompey Susilo Willinghem Annis Anderson Batosan Birs EA Pound Wayetous Ed. Murphe Tela Forsyth Moultrie Annie Howard Herth Boynton Griffin Baud Chappel al Chappel Irma Warley Liberty Young People's Missionary Society Bass Nel Adams Bobie Matthews Edith Franklin Lir Rogers Pearl Liffey Loy Turner Minnie Ther Annie Kate Smith Atlants Thursa Sex Romen Jul'ot Mary Lee Oliphant Gaines Me Fiz Barnesville Tom Murphey LC. M. Murphey Erie D. Murphey

Pyramid Cure Promises Relief From Piles Claims

A coarse 19th century testimonial alleges Pyramid Pile Cure can relieve hemorrhoids without surgery. A reader recounts ache and fear from piles for years and claims a single dose cured years of suffering after using the product found in a drug store. The letter asserts dramatic improvements and urges readers to obtain a sample from Pyramid Drug Company in Marse Chal Nish.

Benjasf Bland New Post Maréchal Nish

Presbyterian Musicale and Social Benefit in Waycross

Waycross presbyterian ladies hosted a musicale and reception at Brunet street for Dr and Mrs J B Eippard to benefit the church. Mrs Frank Moore visited relatives in Valdosta while Miss Katherine Martin of Chattanooga arrived to stay with Mr and Mrs BD Furkland. Bir and Mrs WA Price entertained church friends on Stevenson street with music and games and later refreshments. Ethel Cameron and Victor Wester wed quietly with intimate friends, then Mr and Mrs Victor Wootenleft planned to move to Bainbridge. Mr A T Barnhill of Spartanburg arrived and met Mrs Eom at the Southern hotel.

Waycross Presbyterian Church J. B’ Eippard Brunet Street Frank Moore Jim Valdosta Katherine Martin Chattanooga Tenn Furkland Martin Kirtland Bir WA. Price The Stevenson Street Dills Ethel Cameron Victor Wester Victor Wooteneft Bainbridge A. T. Barnhill Spartanburg C. Wa D. Thompson Southern Hotel

Social life in Macon ladies hold calico hall

Macon society notes describe Temple Guild members hosting a calico hall at Volunteers' Armory with a lively spectator event. Miss Kebre of Orangeburg wore a pink dotted gown, while a white parasol prize went to her. Months of visits, hospital social rounds, and travel plans fill the social pages with gatherings, parties, and club meetings across Macon and nearby towns.

The Temple Guild Miss' Kébr Irs Morvis Warris Isaac Flateau Charles Wachtel Ea Waxelbaum Meyer Goldman Alex Waxelbaum Levy Norfolk Nicholas Luc Max Morris Mira George Dole Wadley Bolingbrok Macon Sarah Wadley Matibel Pope Missy Rossiter Collins New York Europe Tralf Sfter Montreal Canada Jades' Hospital Haster LA Wright Louise Wright Robert Wright Mardi Gras Misa Wright Merser Phi Delta Thetas New Orleans Misa Theo Tinstey Mat von Miss Nalt Griffin Ming Prentisa Baltimore Mia H. 5. Edwards Hennie Lon Hughes Danville Dudley Hughes Pitt Jones James Redding Pats Stetson Cooper Winn Albert Jones Iden Taylor Lincon James Collier Atlanta Moss Mary Cou Yancey Rome

Augusta Social Scene Highlights Elegant Bridge Party Fun

Augusta hosts a weekend of society events led by Mrs. George M. Davis with a refined bridge party at the Three Oaks. Notable guests included Mrs. Walker McClintock of Pittsburgh, Miss Elizabeth Cooper of Indianapolis, and many Augusta figures. Prizes, lavish spring flowers, and a luncheon followed in a string of social gatherings across clubs, country homes, and a colonial tea.

Agusta Maroh George M. Davis Walker McClintock Pittsburg Davis Augusta Davis Wors McClintock Mise Harriston Boston Hopkins Miss Cooper Fleming Mise Cooper Porter Fleming Wallam Martin Howard Wilcox Georg: “Elliott Sigs Annie Wright Maurice Walton Anna Ayer W. C. Ketloge Ganahl Harriett Finkham Country Club Mire Deans Nickelson California Georgy Whitehead Savannah Edwin Parsons Wim Cleveland HK. Jones Musser Genner Amanta

Meadow Garden Luncheon Honors Historic Home Visit

A Meadow Garden stop featured a 2 o clock luncheon at the Boner house to honor guests and celebrate the old historic home. Attendees included Mrs Bishop Mrs Acheson Muss Acheson Mrs McLachlan and many others while later an evening reception followed with business and social exchanges and a grand dinner at the Country Club.

Meadow Garden Viertors Bishop Acheson Muss Acheson McLachlan Bits Cassidy Sanchion Bryan Cummings Alle Ferckmans Landon Thomas William H Fleming Howard Wueex James ‘J. "Boutwell Eugene Verdery Maunée Walton Thomas P. Branch Samuel Fortson Thomas Wright G. Ro Arga W. CO. Lyle William Mumerin Louis Schrey Edward Platt F. B Pope SW. Mays Henry Cohen Mirs Maul Green George Squire Jaubelle Jordan Ma Phin North Joan Shewmake Stannard Owens William Martin W Oa Latimer Howard Crew Raber: Fleming George Guilie Duamess Thomas Hardwick Eorse I. Burgess Texas Auguste Mary Anderson Eaturde Charles Ibulips Colonel Dyer Miss Green Chateau le Vern

Manglia Blossom Cure Claim Prompts Private Home Treatment

Fraudulent advertisement touts a bogus cure and free book promising quick relief from unspecified ailments. It urges private home delivery of harmful advice from a presumed Indianapolis expert, claims no cost, and provides a suspicious postal address in Kansas.

Mt Cotta

How Nature Provides True Color for Hair

An ad describes Mme Robinnaire's Walnut Hair Dye in a 1900s style pitch, claiming natural color from the hair via walnut tincture. It touts a postpaid order from Mme Robinnaire in Atlanta, GA, and notes a large size offering 250 tours to readers.

Robinnaire Atlanta

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