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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1912

Page

13

Mrs Burton Smith Hosts First Newport House Party

Mrs Burton Smith in Ansley Park entertained a charming guest list including Miss Hart Brown of Portland and Mrs Preston Ark Was the honored guest, hosting a notable house party for Hil dreth Smith after a year abroad. The reception spaces opened to two-sided porches, decorated with old blue walls, Dorothy Perkins roses, and a frieze of oak branches, with ramblers and roses enhancing the summer setting for the young guests.

Burton ‘Smith Ansley Park Hart Brown Portland, Mains Preston Ark Misa Hil Dreth' Smith Dorothy Perkins Rosea Orton ‘Bishop Brown Miss Brown

Atlanta Tea Parties and Society Notes Highlight May Socials

The piece recounts Georgia social events in Atlanta, detailing tea parties at terrace venues, hostess gifts and gowns, and guests including Mrs. John Ottley and Miss Ethel Wickersham. It notes a May 25 music club gathering, the Donnelly Acton marriage in Chicago to Karl Acton, and several horse show wins by local owners.

Social notes and cake sale at St Pauls Episcopal church

Mrs Aven sunday school clean at St Pauls Episcopal church will hold a cake sale today at Walter J Wood furniture store on Whitehall. Mr and Mrs George Padrick announce the engagement of their daughter Elma to Mr M M Parrish of Gainesville Fla. Miss Sarah Parks engagement to Mr Fred Gehrken Jr of Augusta. Parties planned, bridge teas, linen shower and box party at Inman Park. Y W C A dining room offers meals for 36 cents with varied dishes. third floor Emery Steinsar building.

Aven St. Pauls Episcopal Church Walter J. Wood Whitehall Street Sarah Parks Fred Gehrken, Jr Augusta Thomas Jones Irving Gresham Piedmont Mies Parks John Jacobs Chicago Harry Crosthwait J.G. Darling Inman Park D. Parrott Miss Parks Roy Emery Steinsar Building Viaduct Place

Best Dental Work at Moderate Prices

There is no need to pay exorbitant prices for high quality dental work or risk health with incompetent dentists. The Atlanta Dental Parlors on Peach tree and Decatur streets offer very best dental work at prices to suit modest purses.

Atlanta Peachtree Decatur Streets

Atlanta Civic League Meeting Notice

The Atlanta Civic League will hold its regular semi monthly meeting on Saturday May 26 5 at 2 oclock in Carnegie Library. Every member is urged to be present. Visitors welcome.

Atlanta Civic League Carnegiebrary

Social Items Reflect Local Guests and Travels Across Georgia

Mrs. W. S. Larendon visits Macon while Mrs. Nicholas Ittner plans a Florida return. Mrs. Ed W. Davidson recovers from appendectomy at her mother Mrs. Eugene V. Ivey’s Inman home. Mr. St. John Courtney returns to Newry. Mrs. Allison N. Greene came home from Savannah. she stayed with Colonel and Mrs. G. M. Oliver and Jack Lewis who was operated on at St. Joseph’s infirmary. Misses Resate Tharin in Madison Fla. after Jacksonville to Highlands NC for summer. Mrs. Annie Stewart Taylor of Griffin visits. Miss Jorette Brown of Macon visits aunt Mrs. L. M. Lake in Atlanta. Miss Mamie Jarrell of Savannah visits Mrs. John O. Albright at 387 Peachtree. Myrtle Elfyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Llewellyn Terrell, ill at grandparents’ home in West End. Dr. Stirling returns from Chicago. Mrs. John Albright hosts Mrs. John F Gallier of Memphis. Mrs. Dave W. Walker improves after illness. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Wooldridge and daughter Mary, formerly of Memphis, stay at Hotel Imperial and plan to live in Atlanta. Dr. C. B. Wilmer and Mr. W. W. Memminger return from diocesan meeting in Macon. Mrs. Joseph M. Brown attends Lucy Cobb commencement in Athens. Mr. Keats Speed arrives from New York and stays at the Georgian Terrace. Miss Ima Dooly left Friday for New York. Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Dunn of Richmond, Va., guests in Atlanta.

Ponce de Leon John .K. Ottley Daniel B Harris H. Cayce Maadle Brewater Miss Brewster Eugenia Richardson Bessie Smith Vera Jackson Franckie McCrory Lucile Trammill Neville Arnold Misa Charlie Rose’ Simms Newnan Clarence Wickersham FP. H. Brewster George Langford Cleve Webb John Arnold Edward Lycett Ethel Wickersham Lycett Miss Wickersham Charles Wickersham H. la Harralson Harris Fort Valley Howard Callaway C. C . Jones John T. Hall Henry Purtell John W. Hughes Alfred Truitt Warren A. Candier George Spier Johnson Luther Rosser Joseph M. Terrell Howard Palmer Lucy Taylor Laurian Johnson Ruth Slack LaGrange William Worth Martin R. V. Connerat Stretton Baltimore Jack Lewis St. Joseph's Infirmary Madison, Fla Jacksonville Highlands N. C Myrtle Elfyn Dorothy W. Llewellyn Terrell Dave W. Walker West End Dr. Stirling Chicago C. B Wilmer W. W. Memminger Macon Joseph M. Brown Lucy Cobb Athens

A Wedding Gift With Meaning for Hospitality and Daily Use

A Silver Platter described for daily table use and special occasions. It emphasizes practical beauty suited to hospitality and meaningful gifting.

Georgian Terrace Hosts Travelers And Local Society Guests

A stream of visitors and social events fills the Georgian Terrace as Kenneth Cowen, Oswald Campbell family members, and international guests arrive or depart. Local residents and travelers, including Mr. Adam Jones and Mr. Lewie Holliday, are noted alongside a tea honoring Miss Margaret Welch and updates on plans to Europe and at Lucy Cobb commencement.

Methodist conference names eighth bishop and other picks

May 24 Minneapolis. The general conference elected Wy P Thirkield president of Howard University as bishop. He becomes the eighth bishop named by the conference. J W Robinson, longtime India missionary, chosen as missionary bishop for southern Asia. No choice for southeastern Asia district. Homer Eaton, G P Mains, RB Graham, H C Jennings re elected publishing agents. Tonight focuses on American Liberation for Social Service and Bible Society reports on global Bible circulation.

Minneapolis Inn General Conference The Methodist Episcopal Church Wy.p.thirkield Howard University Washington, D.C J. W. Robinson India Southern Asia Southeastern Asia Homer Eaton G. P. Mains RB. Graham H. C. Jennings American Liberation For Social Servic American Bible Society

Union veterans to be honored with Thursday grave decorations

Loyal groups from Atlanta and Marietta plan a Thursday procession and grave decoration for Union soldiers buried in the Marietta National Cemetery. The event includes a morning trolley transport from Walton Street, a march through Washing Avenue to the cemetery, a program with speeches by L J Hilly and Rev E S Doane, a prayer by Rev George L Hanscom, and a Sunday memorial service at the Universalist church.

Atlanta National Cemetery Marietta Atlanta Northern Electric Railway Walton Street Fairlie C. J. Iankins Atlanta Northern Washing Avenue S. P. Hills O. M. Mitchel J. B. Steelman Tallapoosa Women's Relief Corps Seventeenth ‘Infantry George L. Hanscom Central Congregational Church L. J. Hilly Universalist Church East Harris Street Peachtry RE. D. Ellenwood

The Forsyth Theater Week Brings A Strong Lineup

The Forsyth Theater in Atlanta ends a successful week with high attendance and plans a new lineup led by Willa Holt Wakefield. Pat Rooney Marion Bent Adele Osweld and the Meehan dogs return later. Six other strong acts are scheduled, all of high quality.

Kim Wells Atlanta Gosta Pat Rooney Marion Bent Adele Osweld Meehan Forsyth Willa Holt Wakefield Atlseta

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