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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1915
Page
7
At the Capital City Club and other venues, society notices describe pink table settings, gowns, and entertainments. Events include formal dinners, dances, bridge luncheons, and teas with guests such as Miss Elizabeth Morgan, Miss Harriet Calhoun, and Miss Lula Dean Jones.
A collection of testimonials from women in various states praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for pregnancy and childbirth. The letters claim the remedy improved health before birth and aided successful deliveries, with multiple locations and names cited.
Miss Corrie Hoyt Brown hosted a dinner in honor of Miss Harriet Calhoun and Mr Stewart Witham. The room mirrored an outdoor wedding with a central lake, tiny palms, crocuses, and a white chapel path. Attendees wore gowns in tulle and chiffon, including Miss Brown in crystal bordered tulle over charmeuse and Miss Calhoun in orchid taffeta, while decor featured watercolor place cards and a celestial chandelier choir of angels.
Mrs M M O Brien and Mr Wilford Watters near Lyrie theater announce joint recital with music program for students. Sacred Heart church music committee hosts 50 cent admission. Suffragists postpone meeting due to Holy Week, with talks planned by Mrs Julia Wilson and Mrs Realy from Chicago. A busy calendar follows with Bridge Club hosting, social teas, Easter music, plays by Sutro, and Burroughs Nature Club gathering.
The West End Study class meets this morning at 1620 with Mia d and N Mokachern at 172 Gordon street with Misa Florence Tucker reading the paper. Sheltering Arms hosts its monthly meeting Thursday April 8 at 1020 at the nursery 161 Walton. Mrs Dan Spratt, state supervisor of literature for the Connecticut WCTU and a delegate to the National WCTU, will address the Atlanta Frances Willard WCTU Thursday at 3 in Trinity church Sunday school room. full attendance expected, visitors welcome.
Brewster and Mrs Lemke announce the birth of a son on Friday March 26 named C E Lemke Jr. Mr and Mrs Henry Courtney and Mrs 31 Wolford traveled to LaGrange for the weekend. Mr and Mrs W H Moyer plan to move to 56 Licile Avenue. Bir and Mrs Luther Read will stay with Mr and Mrs John Kiser after April 13 for the summer. Dr and Mrs E Connelly Mrs Warner Martin and Miss Connally return from Hampton Springs Florida. Lois Manning will host an afternoon for Miss Freddie Kate Jackson. Mr John U L Patterson and children of Roanoke Rapids are guests of Judge and Mrs W T Newman. Mr and Mrs John T Wiser depart Wednesday for a motor trip to Augusta Aiken to attend polo races for about a week. Miss Buck occupies an apartment at the G Lot and has a sprained ankle.
Councilman Claude L Ashley addressed North Avenue School pupils on Electricity. He traced its history and terms, shared insights not in textbooks, and answered student questions. He agreed to return to discuss Heat as physics studies begin.
Miss Helen Leete, daughter of Bishop FD Leete and a Syracuse University student, was painfully burned Sunday when a pan of candy overturned on her hands. A young Ben-Usman who rushed to her was slightly burned by the boiling liquid.
Mrs W McClure of Walnut recounts a 12 year health decline with severe internal pain and weakness. After trying Cardui she improves steadily, gains flesh, and resumes work. She calls Cardui a fine medicine for women and recommends it to friends with womanly trouble. Thousands reported benefits from Cardui, described as a mild tonic for women.
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