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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1914

Page

2

Wedding Rehearsal Supper Figures In Yellow Chrysanthemum Decor

Mr and Mrs Thomas Mlarke hosted a supper on Peachtrea Street after a wedding rehearsal for Mids Helen Hawkins and Arthur Larke. Yellow and white chrysanthemums centered the dining room table with matching candle shades. Dinners were served to the wedding party including daughters Mrs Haney Johnson and Mrs Lewis Arnold. The article also notes a Phi Delta Theta dance at Shear chapter house and a children's party hosted by Master Jack Sharp with Halloween decor, fortunes, and prizes, plus a Parent Teacher meeting and a debutante event with a yellow chrysanthemum theme.

Thomas Mlarke Rome van Peachtrea Street Hlelen Hawkins Arthur Larke Clarke Haney Johnson Lewis Arnold Pridal Phi Delta Theta Phi Delta Yueta Fraternity Shear Mixses Mare Tuuking Anne Patterson Louise Jones Herel Humphrese Tommie Yancock Bay Dobbs Jane and Dattia Cowles Mary Murphey Georgia Rice Amelia Elizabeth Smith May Crichton Felon Rhorer Wyckliffe Wurm Messrs Barnard Hickman John Mevaslin Don Hurburt Henry Kubrt Dick Roan James Daniel Harvey Maupin George Team Dear Montague Stephen Glaames Pras Tlarvey Hudson CiLoomex Jamny Law Hieney Warris Thomas Crenshaw Charen Freeman Burgess West Bernal Barker HH. Hallman Elliott Kepman Moses Ferguson Mrs. Ware Holliday Jack Sharp Norman Sharp Mary Wing Mya Tell Grege Joni Sharp Gene Austin Withame Dorothy McCimough Liliet Te Conte Eleanor “I Wiltrer Idna Horine Alice Callawar Rowena Bu Jnette Elie Newell Elizabeth Wesley Marthe Miller Martha Moynton Masters Henry Durand Morgan Colquitt Carter Lewis IL M.S. Roser Payson “Kennedy Juha “Hightower Luehard Sweet Charles Northe Be Miss Stephens Grate Stephens Mamie Kirkpatrick Pencer Af Roanoke Une Berry Fans Stephens Daisy Martin Ker Stanley

Pre nuptial events and a College Park dinner party

A week of social affairs in Atlanta features Mrs. Richardson hosting a dinner at College Park for daughter Eugenia Richardson and groom Colie Brown before their wedding. Attendees include Miss Richardson and several friends. Nearby, pre nuptial gatherings for Miss Helyn Dargan and Miss Dargan’s wedding plans fill the social calendar with teas, dances, and bridge parties at local clubs and the Winecoff rose garden.

And Mirs Lionzo Richardson College Park Eugenia ,Richardson Colie Brown W. ¢. Jarnigan Kurt Mueller Bessie Smith Vera Jackigon Stella Winburn Sue Cone Atlanta Vigon Rose Garden Winecoff Tallulah Falls School

Afternoon Tea and Hallowe'en Dance Feats

Miss Ida Winship hosts a quaint afternoon tea and Hallowe'en gathering at home. Decor features autumn leaves and chrysanthemums. Mrs. Deville Parrott, in witch costume, tells fortunes. Punch and a late salad course are served in a festively dressed dining room with music by local organizers and a list of attendees.

Virginia Scott Kathleen Colly Lowihe Viners M Mary Hice Guneh Macolm Fleming Wynn Miss White Ida Winship Wall Helen Rah Liddell Deville Parrott Currie May Cheshire Mivse Winnie Couch Kate Blalock Ruth Hayrood Odessa Play Reoe Evlie Peavy Ethel Nasty Blanche Tuegie TC Harts Annie Boa Huntee Neue Burton Marv Iatser Annie Peay Priscilla Club Inman Park Priscilla Aieobert Caryl

Atlanta Women Organize Aid for War Sufferers

Mrs. Theodore Shonts led Atlanta’s leading women in a meeting at the executive mansion to plan relief for European war sufferers. Committees will coordinate aid including clothing for refugees and warm items for soldiers, with broader support across nations and involvement of local organizations and state conventions.

Theodore Shonts New York Atlanta Europe Executive Mansion Hugh Willet Shonts Bawin P. Anstey City Tate Belgium Red Cross Asheville John M. Staten Frederick R. Couder Beluma Ward Smith Lollig Belly Wylie James Hamilton John M. Siston Porter Richard Johnston PT. McGovern Pilew Campbell Joseph, Moody Howard Bucknell Wilmer Moore Edwin P. Sny Jer Hugh Wilet Trev Arnold HW. Mell W. W. Thomas Peach- Free Street Bulow Campbell Mas. T H. Mell Dol. McGovern V. D.C Savannah

Handsome Pearl Necklace Prize at Nine O Clock Club

A prize of a handsome pearl necklace will be drawn at the Nine O Clock German club Thanksgiving Eve. The drawing will occur at 9 o'clock with many guests and club members listed in attendance. The event opens a winter series, followed by a December 31 driving club dance and a Valentine night at Druid Hills Hall.

Druid Hills Druideis Golf Clup Cugens V. Haynes Eugene V. Haynes Company Druid Halls Yaarab Yaarab Trmpic Druid Hills Golf Club Lemple College Park RT. Tractor Concre Park Lie L. J. Amsden

Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association Meeting and Events

The Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association will meet Wednesday at 2 PM in Parlor 33, Ansley Hotel. Ur Tu Han of the Ganship Peace Society will talk on Women’s Place in Peace and War. Mrs R Lazarus speaks on The Fig Cotton Goods Movement in Georgia. Miss Campbell explains the MontessorI method for teaching children. A Halloween party at Central Baptist Friday hosts the WTO girls with costumes and decorations. About 70 to 100 guests attended.

Auacnta Union Statin Atlanta Charles A. Sietdon Sheldon Vos Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association Georgia A. H. Campbell Miss Campbell

Wesley Memorial Hospital Means Committee Meets At Ansley

The meetings and means committee of Wesley Memorial Hospital will convene in the J and F parlors of the Hotel Ansley this morning at 10 o'clock.

Wesley Memorial Hospital Ansley

Cordele Seeks City Cold Storage Plant

A Cordele Chamber of Commerce committee investigates a city run cold storage plant. Power would come from the waterworks station and a municipal electric plant near the station would back the project. Estimated cost ranges from 4000 to 35000 dollars with first year savings on meat and perishables.

Cordele

Sunday Blue Laws Downed in Augusta

Augusta Ga November special. City council opposes Sunday blue laws and endorses closing Sunday operations for most businesses. Alderman T W Pcher proposes shops close Sundays except drug stores, prescriptions, and a few necessary exceptions. Enforcements weak so far. several hundred small groceries and drink stands stay open all day Sunday.

Augusta T. W. Pscher Sunda

Mrs Glenn Dies After Brief Illness in Atlanta

Mrs. Glenn wife of Thomas Kearney Glenn president of the Atlanta Steel Co died at 801 Myrtle Street at 11 15 this morning after a brief illness that began Tuesday. A leader in the equal suffrage party she is survived by husband two sons mother four sisters and five brothers. Funeral at 3 this afternoon from the residence with Warsie Conklin officiating. She was married in April 1904 and Captain W G Raoul Sr her father founded the Associated Charities of Atlanta. Burial at West View cemetery.

Atlanta Glenn Uemont Equal Suffrage Party Fulton and DeKale Counties Wadley Wilbur W. Ghaoul Gaston, Loring Norman Raoul Associated Charities of Atlanta West View Cemetery

Governor Asked to Aid Belgian War Sufferers in Georgia

A cablegram from Herbert Hoover to Governor John M. Slaton requests Georgia intervene in Belgian relief. It proposes sending two shiploads of cereals bacon or ham, forming the Georgian ship, with a relief committee to be appointed. Hoover offers to arrange shipment logistics from the Atlantic seaboard and translation of funds for Belgian relief if Georgia acts. The governor has not yet acted on the request.

John M. Skiton Herbert Hoover Ben Relief Commission London Georgia Hoover Laton Atlanta Atlantic Seaboard Ita Granspertathon Daetethy Dor Belgium Nenbert Hoover

Atlanta Considered as One of Five Southern Spot Markets

In pursuance of a new federal law, the secretary of agriculture may name five spot markets in the south. W A Sherman of the government bureau of markets is examining Atlanta to determine its potential as one of these markets.

Atlanta Secretary of Agriculture Spgt South W. A. Sherman Goernment Bureau of Markets Sve Mackety

Governor Hears Parole Petition for Vance From Federal Guard

Governor Slaton heard the parole petition of 3 R Vance a former federal prison guard who years ago hired a fellow guard named Connor. The governor took the case under advisement after noon Tuesday.

Panacea Wax Promises Instant Complexion Repair

An advertisement extols a merellized wax treatment claiming to remove dead surface particles and reveal a spotless, smooth complexion. It promises immediate effects, smoothing wrinkles and rejuvenating weathered skin, with use of cold cream and a dissolving solution as a daily routine.

Mars

Cardus Woman's Tonic Lauded By North Carolina Resident

Mrs B A Roth Yoek of Wahiut Cove recounts severe health struggles including a long female ailment and extreme weakness. After using Cardus, she reports restored health, strength, and ability to work, noting multiple bottles aided recovery and even fruitful fruit canning. She urges other women to try Cardus the woman's tonic.

Wahiut Cove N. C B. A. Roth- Yoek Cardus

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