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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1912

Page

24

Influence of Mrs Strong at Atlanta cooking school

Ismay Dooly writes on Mrs Anna Gilchrist Strong whose knowledge and generosity uplift Atlanta housekeepers. Her cooking school teaches home economy, hygiene, and nutrition as broader lessons for family welfare and community improvement. Lessons at Capital City Club under Home for Incurables aegis.

Ismay Dooly Anna Gilchrist Strong Atlanta Mrs. Strong Old Capital City Home For Incurables Samuel Inman James Dickey

Students Recital at Cox College Showcases Conservatory Talent

A Cox College conservatory recital featured piano, voice, and organ pieces performed by students. Performers included Bernice Cook, Edna Humphries, Lurline Lawson, May Rafter, Ruth Renfroe, Frances Stovall, Kathleen Hines, Myrtie Cook, Zulieta Clay, Bessie Mae Daniel, Blanche Armistead, Margherita Garter, Ruth Solomon, Hazel Holmes, Clara Belle Adams, with J. W. Marshbank directing the chorus. Also noted is Miss Mary Wright Plummer's visit to Atlanta, highlighting her leadership at the New York Public Library and Pratt Institute.

Cox College Conservatory Raff Bernice Cook Edna Humphries Weber Lurline Lawson Schaubert May Rafter Smith Ruth Renfroe Mendelssohn Frances Stovall Kathleen Hines Chopin Myrtie Cook Renard Zulieta Clay Godard Bessiu Mae Daniel Blanche Armistead Taubert Miss Margherita Garter Liszt Ruth Solomon Haggart Hazel Holmes Fiano Rubinstein Clara Belle Adams J. W. Marshbank Miss Plummer Mary Wright Plummer New York Library School Georgian Terrace Atlanta Miss Plunmer Pratt Institute New York Public Lbrary Carnegie Library

Miss Lorena White Honored At Inman Park Bridge Party

Miss Mary Jim Dunlap hosted an informal bridge gathering at her Inman Park home as a pretty compliment to bride-elect Miss Lorena White. Guests included Miss Lina Andrews and numerous Atlanta social figures while spring flowers adorned the rooms and prizes featured silk stockings and a silver picture frame.

Miss Dunlap Mary Jim Dunlap Inman Park Lorena White M Denkap v Miss White Lina Andrews Clifford Henderson Robert E. Hall Norfolk C. L. Conradt Robert Ransom R. T Turner John Means Daniels Wiliam Cruse Coles Asa Warren Candler Cc. R. Tyburn G. R. Glenn, Jr Shirley Brooks Percy Adams Ben Mattingly Jasper N- Bell Marshall Holsenbeck Charles M. Marshall

Matinee Party for Miss Bennett at Georgian Terrace

Mrs. E J Wallis hosted a box party for Miss Grace Bennett of Riverbank Riverton New Jersey to view Viola Allen. After the matinee the guests were treated to tea at the Georgian Terrace with Miss Dorothy Arkwright Miss Eloise Robinson Miss Julia Murphy and Mrs Harvey Fisk Whitehead of Trenton visiting Mrs Wallis.

Miss Bennett E. J Wallis Viola Allen Grace Bennett Riverbank Riverton N. J Georgian Terrace Dorothy Arkwright Eloise Robinson Julia Murphy Harvey Fisk Whitehead Trenton Wallis

Matinee Party at Forsyth For Fay Dobbs Party

Miss Lydia McBride hosted a matinee at the Forsyth for Fay Dobbs and guest Ethel Scar borough of Columbus who visited from Lucy Cobb. Attendees included Sappho Thrash Grace Simms Louise Parker Marie Dinkins Margaret Roaser and others. Mrs Jeter received guests at tea at the Georgian Terrace while Mrs Willingham hosted tea for Mrs W Payne of Macon with a Spanish orchestra and hyacinth decor and a long guest list.

Lydia McBride Forsyth Fay Dobbs Ethel Scarborough Columbus Lucy Cobb Miss Dobbs Miss Scarborough Sappho Thrash Grace Simms Louise Parker Marie Dinkins Margaret Roaser Willingham J. M. “Willingham Semplimertt W. & Payne, Oe Macon George. Adair Sims - Bray John M. McCullough Harvie Stites Stedman Thomas’ Ll, Stokes Gard Dent Colcord Gueph Kby James Markley Robert’ Hopkins Clayton Callaway

Mrs Forrest Adair Hosts Spring Tea at Druid Hill

A note from Haster week describes a springtime tea hosted yesterday by Mrs Forrest Adair at her Druid Hill residence. One hundred ladies attended, greeted guests in the drawing room amid Killarney roses while yellow jonquil centerpieces adorned the dining table. Attendees included Mrs Burlingham of Mount Vernon and Miss Elizabeth Adair.

Mrs. Adair Mrs. Burlingham Elizabeth Adair

Pretty Sunday shower honors Sara Ginsberg with music

Esther Ginsberg hosted a pink and white themed shower for Sara Ginsberg whose wedding is April 16. Guests enjoyed dancing and refreshments after a word-making contest won by Misa Hannah Farbstein. music by Madlen Saloshin Lizzie Goldberg and Sara Jacobs. Twenty two attendees attended. Atlanta Chapter U D C plans a March 28 meeting at the Woman's Club room with a presentation of a Bible donated to Atlanta Female College by the sophomores in 1860 presented by James L Mayson on behalf of Miss Amanda Mayson. Musicians Fenelle Davies Florence Milner Irwin Henderson J C Henderson will perform. Old pupils of Atlanta Female College and friends are invited.

Esther Ginsberg Sara Ginsberg Misa Hannah Farbstein Atlanta Daughters of the Confederacy Woman's Club West Baker Street Atlanta Female College James L. Mayson Amanda Mayson Fenelle Davies Florence Milner T. Butler Irwin Henderson J. C. Henderson

Mothers Congress Presents Children's Program at First Methodist

This afternoon at 3:30 in the Sunday school room on Peachtree Street the Mothers' Congress will present a program including East of the Sun and West of the Moon Little Black Sambo Uncle Remus stories and songs by Mrs J B Pendergrast Clara Wimberly Robert of Sicily George B Hinman Children and parents are invited.

First Methodist Church Peachtree Street Mothers’ Congress J. B. Pendergrast Remug Clara Wimberly John Lamar Meek Robert of Sicily George B. Hinman

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women

A string of testimonials from Reedville Oregon New Orleans Mishawaka Alton Deisem praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. Reports of hot flashes dizziness backaches and regained health after using the product. Included are Mrs Mary Bogart Mrs Gas ton Blondeau Mrs Chas Bausin Mrs Emma Bailey and Mrs F M Thorn.

Reedville Ore Lydia E. Pinkham Mary Bogart Oregon New Orleans Gaston Blondeau Polymnia St Mishawaka Ind Chas Bausin E. Marion St Alton Station Lydia E. Pinkhem Emma Bailey Alton Deisem Dak Mrs. F. M. Thorn No. Dak

Allegations of guest attendance at Mrs Hinton Hopking event

Fragmentary OCR notes mention a guest list for a gathering hosted by Mrs Hinton Hopking with unclear details. The readable phrase references Alleg cads and a guest named Alleg. No definitive names, dates, or places established.

Alleg Cads

Miss Martha Boynton Hosts Tea at the Georgian Terrace

Mrs Green guests and society notes report Martha Boynton entertaining at a tea in compliment to Mrs Frederick Green of Amsterdam New York at the Georgian Terrace. A bridge party for visitors featured Miss Mainer Lee Hardin hosting an informal evening at Edgewood for Miss May Hitchcock of Knoxville and Miss Foster Flick of San Antonio, in honor of Miss Mary Elizabeth Hynds.

William Akers Jennie Hutchins Marion Foster Aurelia Speer Helen and Emogene Thorn Marion Fielder Laura Ansley Mildred Fort Kenneth Goode New York Hal Miller Maggie Foote Ruth King Mrs. Green Martha Boynton Frederick ‘Green Amsterdam N.Y Geore Tigner Mainer Lee Hardin Edgewood May Hitchcock Knoxville, Tenn Foster Flick San Antonio Texas Mary Elizabeth Hynds

Miss Welch Hosts Matinee Party in Atlanta Society Notes

Miss Margaret Welch entertained at a matinee yesterday for guests including Miss Carmichael of Jackson and Miss Laurie Pickard of Fort Wayne with a list of attendees led by Miss Parks. The Atlanta Art Association meets at 3:30 for officer elections followed by a private view of a federation exhibit open to the public for two days. The Woman's Missionary Council plans its Washington, D. C. meeting April 10 to 17 with a fasting day March 29. YWCA Bible classes and a Nunnally & McCrea factory visit are listed, plus a menu for Kitchens Templeton dining room. Local marriages announced include Georgia Kitchens to Hiram Templeton and Miss Octavia Pou to Roscoe Conkling Linder with services upcoming.

Miss Welch Margaret Welch Cito Carmichael Jackson Laurie Pickard Fort Wayne Ind Alice Parks Miss Parks Jane Stanfield Ruth Northen Katherine West Milas Margeret Rushton Caro Sharpe Ethel Noble Margaret Armstrong Frankie McCrory R. L. Clyatt Atlanta Art Association General Federation of Women's Clubs Art Association Woman's Missionary Council Washington, D. C the North Georgia Missionary Society

Best Dental Work at Moderate Prices

The Atlanta Dental Parlors at Peachtree and Decatur streets offer high quality dental work at low prices. Entrance 10% Peachtree presents affordable care designed to fit modest budgets without sacrificing health or service quality.

Atlanta Peachtree Decatur Streets

Miners and Operators Fail to Reach Wage Agreement

In Cleveland on March 26 miners and operators failed again to agree on a two year wage and working hour pact for western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Miners demand a 10 percent pay raise and shorter hours and threaten to strike after next Sunday midnight when current scales expire. operators refuse to concede. Leaders warn the industry could suspend business or shut down.

Cleveland Oia Pennsylvania Olalo Indiana Illinois I. M. Taylor Uae Thomas L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America

South Georgian Train to South Georgia and Thomasville

The South Georgian of the A B A departs nightly at 10 15 for all points in South Georgia with sleeper service to Thomasville and Way. Passengers may board at Union Station from 9 00 p m. The best route.

South Georgia Thomasville Way Union Station

Charles W. Morse Not Near Death in Florence Hotel Stay

Florence Italy March 26 Charles W Morse, recently released from Atlanta federal prison on commutation, whose alarming reports were published, is said to be in comparatively good health. He and his wife are staying at the Grand hotel here.

Florence Italy Charles W. Morse Atlanta Grand Hotel

Knox Sails for Santo Domingo to Puerto Cabello

Secretary of State Anos boarded the Washington cruiser on March 26 as it set sail from Puerto Cabello for Santo Domingo. A crowd gathered at the quay and officials exchanged compliments at the customs house. In the evening Knox laid a wreath on the monument to American citizens who died for Venezuelan independence.

Knox Santo Domingo Washington Curacoa Haiti Anos Puerts Cabello Custom House

WAMX Broadcast Pushes New Format in Market Test

The station WAMX plans a market test of a new format seeking listener feedback. Officials say the change aims to attract broader hearer engagement while preserving core programming. Details on schedule and lineup were not disclosed.

Everglades Hearing Sparks House Committee Session

Washington March 26 hearing on Everglades drainage sparked bickering between attorneys and committee members. Solicitor McCabe denied impugning motives while questioning Everglades report handling and the proof that reached Senator Fletcher. Officials testified the department faced secrecy and publication conflicts over the Florida wetlands report.

Washington Llyrida Everglades House Committee Agricultural Department McCabe Moss Co. L. Goodrich

Question on Ecuador revolters and ongoing uprisings

The note asks whether Ecuadorian rebels are revolting again or if the situation remains as before, seeking clarification on current upheaval and potential new actions by insurgents. It emphasizes the need for memory of past events and the status of ongoing unrest.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Strong Kelley Bros. Co School of Atlanta Georgia Library Association Jeter C. B. Pepper D. W. Jeter T. J. Butler W. H. Burkhalter Bridge J. Z. Ebfett James Neabit Griffin J. E. Camp Mr.s Estelle Lippenath Lucy Mra Nathan Brightwell Atal Drag Sandra Missionary Council Kmggs Pou-Linder Octavia Pou Madison Roscoe Conkling Linder Hartwell Dr. Branham Miss Pou Mr. Linder Hirsch & Spitz Mfg. Co Department of Agriculture Thomas Will Florida Wilson Joseph A. Arnold Hee Government Fletcher Will Senate Arnold Rence Mr. Arnold Ltd Everglades Dev Ee India Ceylon Davison- Paxon-Stokes Co Ooltex Wooltex
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