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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1914

Page

7

Pan Hellenic meeting at University Club in Atlanta

Representatives from twelve national fraternities attended a Pan Hellenic meeting at the University Club. Mrs P J McGovern spoke, Miss Ruth Blackman read a paper, and Mrs William Claire Spiker was elected an honorary member. A subscription bridge benefit was planned to support a scholarship and will be held at the Waldorf hotel with tickets at 50 cents.

University Club Mra P J McGovern Atlanta Womans Club Ruth Blackman William Claire Spiker Pan-Hellenic Fin Fellenic

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised

Testimonial from Mrs Augustus Lyon Terre Hill Pennsylvania praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female trouble aches pains and sleeplessness. The letter cites restored health and credits the remedy with avoiding surgery and notes the Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts houses many testimonials from women who claim recovery.

Terre Hull Lydia E Pinkham Lydia E Mia Augustus Lyon Terre Hill Lydia Pinkham Womanland Lydia HE Pinkham Lyma Mass Lydia | E Pinkham

Social notes on church events and society dances in Atlanta

The column records a string of Friday through Sunday society events in Atlanta including a reception for new Defrid Hills Presbyterian members, a bridge party hosted by Miss Marguarite Gause, and a bridge luncheon for Miss Laurie. It notes a WCTU service at Trinity church, a theater production Union Station at the Atlanta theater with varied ticket prices, and several dinners, dances, and entertainments hosted by local families for visiting and resident notables. Headlines cover attire, decorations, and the social round involving Miss Crosby Miss Tyson Mrs. J Wood and others, with plans for future engagements and notable marriages in Cincinnati and Atlanta society circles.

Defrid Hills Presbyterian Church Meliver Christian Endeavor Marguarite Gause Bridge Ponce de Leon Avenue Palma Ferna Prigey Miss Gause Joseph Gause WW Roberts John J Wood Miss Laurie Mary Lauris Wontgomer Ethel Hudson Peachtree Place Hillarney Miss Hudson Atlanta Drances Willard Womans Christian Temperance Union Trinity Church WCTU Union Station Atlanta Theater Ogleck

Nine O'Clock German Club Gives Beautiful Dance

The Thanksgiving ball by the Nine O Clock German club in Atlanta impressed as a premier social event. Pink decorations graced the clubhouse with palm and fern arrangements, pink roses and chrysanthemums on supper tables, pink shades on candelabra, and gowns of orchid satin, blue satin, and silver lace among debutantes and guests. Club officers and board members were listed, and a pearl necklace prize donated by Eugene Haynes was drawn at 9 o'clock.

Sigma Phi Epsilon Capital City Phi Epsilon Thera Atlanta Misa Tsabel Tyson Ether Smith Miss Smith Mary Orme New Orleans Isoline Campbell Misa Campbell

Thanksgiving Ball at Standard Club Opens Season in Style

The Thanksgiving ball at the Standard Club last night drew 160 guests. Decorations featured Raims smilax and flowers with green and white table settings. Debutantes Miss Bahth Wel, Miss Erma Schoen, Miss Dettie DeWald, and Miss Wadge Gros Man were presented, alongside guests including Miss Coloa Buck of Savannah and Miss Gelaste Weil of Houston, visiting Mr and Mrs Buck and Mrs Kaufman respectively.

Standard Club

Junior Order Holiday Sale Planned at Mrs Oglesbys Home

The Junior Order of Old-Fashioned Women announces its annual sale of practical articles and Christmas sweets for Saturday at Mrs J G Oglesby Jrs home 686 Foachtrea street. Proceeds support charitable projects like building a porch at the Home for Incurables. Members listed include Mrs Dadur, Mrs Wiss, Mrs Black, Mrs Shepard, Mrs Bryan, Mrs Glenn, Marion Jackson, Mrs Lee Jordan, Mrs J G Oglesby Jr, and Mrs Frank West.

J G Oglesby Dadur Wiss Lowse Bateg Black Shepard Bryan Will Glenn Marion Jackson Lee Jordan J G Oglesby Jr Prank West

Birthday party sequence at Calhoun and Forsyth theater event

Mre Hillard Spalding entertained Mass Callie Hoke Smith and many guests including H C Worthan and H OB Scott at a birthday party. Other attendees listed include Mrs Bun Wyle Mr Cater Woolford and Mr J Ho Franklin along with several couples and kin. Earlier, Mr A Samuelson of New Haven Connecticut hosted Misses Mary Barnett and Juna Bryan with his cousin S Samuelson of Cincinnati for a box party at the Forsyth and a WinesCoif supper after a theater in honor of his twenty third birthday.

Hillard Spalding Clarence May Vin Lewis Gregg Mass Callie Hoke ‘Smith H C Worthan H OB Scott Bun Wyle Cater Woolford Reuben Arnold Cawthorn Wills Westmoreland Selden Oj Blalock T J Lyon Gus Dodd J Ho Franklin George Muse W Spalding Wot Gentry Nina Gentry WL Feel New Calhoun A. Samusison Kew Havens Conn Mary Barnett Juna Bryan S Samuelson Cincinnati Forssyth Winecoif

Social Items From Waycross Family News and Trips

Mir George Hugene Graming returns to Waycross after funeral in Marietta for uncle DeWitt O Creen. Mothers LJ Gramling of Atlanta plans early visit to Waycross and Tampa. Mr and Mrs 31 Stevens in Vlora for the winter. Claud Frederick Misa and Dixie Gawthon Wins Willie Keith Air Bg Chingman and Dr C OK Ayer motored to Marshallville for hunting with dinner at Mra Fred erick 6. Mrs F A Gentry of Chattanooga at the Georgian Terrace. Mr and Mrs Cistle King announce birth of son John Clark Howell Jr. Edwin Broyles and Eugene Black attend Chi Phi convention in Philadelphia and Army Navy game. Harden Hardin to spend Thanksgiving with parents in Van Wert. Dr LeRoy W Childs leaves for two weeks hunting in Florida. Nina Jones returns to Waynesboro after visit to Diss Heron Potts. Mr Samuel Burbank returns to Louisville by ane. Miss Lillian Mitchell of Barnesville visiting relatives. will go to Florida next week to visit brother Dr George Mitchell. Miss Carrie Lou Griggs of West Point in city for weekend with Aunt Mrs 4 L Winterius. Mrs Russell Bridges hosting Thanksgiving guests. Miss Warybel Hixon Americus, Miss Jesuie Case Monroa, Miss Annie Foulne Pagett Brenau College. Pussell Badges back from New York business trip. Charles Godfrey returns from Mioanola. Mrs WO Warfield wintering at Boca Grande. Sister Loyola of St Marys Augusta visiting Immaculate Conception convents. Miss Lula Winteran hosting guests. Miss Basie Roberts Fairburn, Miss McNulty Dawson, Miss Mary de Garmo St Louis at Agnes Scott. Miss Caroline Riggs returned to Valdosta.

Clark Howell Jr Edwin Broyles Eugene Black Chi Phi Philadelphia Army Navy Hammond Hardin New York Central Cincinnati van Wert Ohio M Hardin Sinclair Avenue LeRoy W Childs Florida Nina Jones Waynesboro Heron Potts Samuel Burbank Louisville Lillian Mitchell Barnesville Miss Mitchell George Mitchell Carrie Lou Griggs West Point L Winterius Peachtree Street Russell Bridges Warybel Hixon Americus Jesuie Case Monroa Annie Foulne Pagett Brenau College Pussell New York Charles Godfrey Haa Mianola WO Warfield Boca Grande Fla M Loyola St Marys Convent Augusta Immaculate Conception Washington

Traveling men on the road again across the South

J E B Pound president of major southern hotels reports renewed travel connections by northern and eastern firms. He cites increased hotel patronage and stronger faith in southern business as trade recovers from the European war and cotton distress, noting fewer travelers removed from the road.

J EB Pound Southa North East Mr Pound Atlanta Patten Chattanooga Henry Wailerson Lonaville Jacksonville Savannah Louiaville Birmingham New Orleans The Constitution

Oversubscribed Fund for Ministers and Widows

Councilman Charles W Smith announced the fund for superannuated ministers and widows was oversubscribed by a large percentage. The board paid out 21 000 last Saturday to ministers widows and orphans. A special Thanksgiving service was planned by the First Universalist Church with R J Macdonald in charge and brief talks during prayer and praise.

Charles W Smith Joint Board of Finance North Georgia Conference Mr Smith Flrst Universalst Church Esat Harris Street R J Macdonald

Committee Awaiting Report From Europe On Belgian Farmers

A committee of prominent Georgians tasked with bringing Belgian farmers to the United States awaits a report from Southern Settlement and Development Organization representatives now in Europe. Investigations will focus on refugees in Holland and Belgians remaining in Belgium, with plans to relocate Belgians who moved to England to Canada’s farming regions.

Southern Settlement and Development Organization Europe United States Holland Belgium Ongland Canada

Large class initiated by Khorassan Knights

Shibla temple 123 Dramatic Order Knights of Sherassan held a Thanksolving ceremony at Castle hall in the Kiser building initiating two large classes. Highlights included Royal Instructor Madam Gilberta Beasley of the Imperial palace and Cenobia of Suez temple Charlotte SG, with visitors C A Vandelleth Athens, GW Garrett Logansville GA, Tyler Toledo Ohio, and Dr Taylor Jackson Miss.

Shibla Temple Dramatic Order Knights of Sherassan Castle Hall Kiser Gilberta Beasley Imperial Palace Cenobia Suez Temple Charlotte A Vandelleth Athens Garrett Logansville Tyler Toledo Ohio Taylor Jackson

War pictures to be shown at Grand Chicago Grand Eight thousand crowd entry

The Grand in Chicago will host the first authentic European war films by Edwin F Weigle of the Chicago Tribune. Shown daily starting Monday the films were shot in Belgium and obtained with Belgian government approval. Proceeds partly go to the Belgian Red Cross. The event draws thousands, police kept order.

Studebaker Chicago Chicago Tribune Edwin F Weigle Belgium West Grand Arthur S Uymon Jake Wells Tribune Red Cross Soiety Shin Begin National League of Preas Gedtest Newspan R Alles Assacre Washington DC Ilinois

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