Marriage of Miss Holsenbeck And Mr A T Brandon
Miss Lucy Grace Holsenbeck and Mr Arthur Thomas Brandon wed at the First Methodist Church with a small, family ceremony conducted by Dr DuBore. The bridal party included Miss Marian Hoisenbeck and Mrs Newberger as matron of honor and hostess respectively. After a reception, the couple to Florida then will reside with Mrs Holsenbeck. Out of town guests included Washington and Thomson residents and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Grace Holsenbeck
Arthur Thomas Brandon
Newberger
DuBore
Firet Methodist Church
Marshall Hoisenbeck
Marian Hoisen
Florida
B. P. Bennett
Claude N. Bennett
Washington, D. C
Margaret Ellington
Glinton Bussey
Thomson
W. A. Batchelor
Fairburn
Brandon
Miss Stockard
Willie Asher
Miss Lucy Stockard
Miss Asher
Sewing Club
Women Who Are Always Tired Reports From Michigan Maine
Sw an Creek Michigan and Hebron Maine readers share testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for fatigue weakness and female ailments. Letters claim renewed strength and willingness to perform housework, with promises of confidential, woman‑to‑woman advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Creek
Mich
Janeuid
Lydia E. Pinkbram
Annte Cameron
Rlf.d
Swan Creek, Michigan
Hebron
Pydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Cear Les Rowe
R. FD
Nol
Gebron
Mavis
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Rehearsal Supper for Ad Bate Ellis and Ewell Gay
Miss Virginia Lapscomb hosted a buffet supper at her home for the bridal party ahead of Miss Ad Bate Ellis and Mr. Ewell Gay wedding. Guests enjoyed a floral decorated dining room, a pink dahlias and cosmos menu, and a formal dress code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lapscomb
Ad- Bate Ellis
Ewell Gay
Miss Tipstamb
Miss Villere
New Orléans
Virginia
Bowman
Henrietta Gerger
Misslasipm
Adeline Davis
Charlottesville
Madeline Campbell
Santiago
Theo Priolean
Margaret Rant
Katherine
Carlie Tokemith
Amie Ansley
Dorothy Harman
Douglas Paine
Louise Grubbs
Messia
Sgee Jr
A. J. Ryan
Tom Lyon
Fred Clarke
William_D
Ellie HL. Jr
Slicer
Willis Rowan
Carl Ramspeck
Erwin Dickey
Dat Machau
Waward's
Gay
Wilem D. Ellis, Sr
Debutantes and visitors entertain at Driving Club tea
Tea and dancing drew about one hundred fifty guests at the Driving Club yesterday. Debutantes Miss Callie Hoke Smith and Miss Marie Celeste Villliere were focal figures among numerous guests from New Orleans and local society. A busy schedule included shows, suppers, and a baby show at the fair with notable praise for Junes served by the Ladies' Altar Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Hoke Smith
Mamie Ansier
Marie Celeste Villiere
New Orleans
Virginia Lipscomb
Frederic J. Paxon
Gladys Cetchings
Misa Nancy Catchings
Helen MrCurty
Nellie Uhinigy
Athen
Louise Bros
George Boynton
Laura Haygood Cole
WR. Hoyt
Almes Denis
J. E. Honnicutt
Cam Torser
Scott Hudson
Hunnicutt
Fhornign
Genrae McCarty
George Dexter
Louise
Spaliing Foster
George Hurt
Ithir Kelloge
I M. R. Ho
Trouville Hesitation Dances To Tales of Hoffman Air
Mrs. Gayle Forbuah returning from New York described the Trouville hesitation as the ballroom favorite, guided by Tales of Hoffman. She noted the fox trot’s modification for ballroom use and highlighted the one-step hesitation wave one step and the walts canter, with Hawksworth teaching the Lulu fade and Pavlova gavotte studied by dancers seeking beauty and smoothness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tales of Hoffman
Gayle Forbuah
New York
Joan Sawyer
Masters of
Mra Forbush
Migs Hawksworth
Four Babies Prize Event With Gentlemen Judges In Town
A charity event offers prizes for four babies judged by brave gentlemen amid many fond mamas. A special afternoon program of music, games, and booth-attendant ladies directs activities, with homemade cakes and crafts sold by Mrs May B McAlpin and others. An Atlanta artist in concert is noted from Washington Star coverage of a Georgetown Visitation convention. Mrs W J Morrison of Atlanta performed with violinist Sebastian Unglade in Handel and other works, praised for noble simplicity and artistic accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May B. McAlpin
Homer Prater
Minnahan
Joseph Moody
James L. Dickey
J. H. Holliday
Jane Adkins
Hines
Putnam
Atlanta
Washington Star
W. J. Morrison
Convent
Sebastian Unglade
New York
Anna Blake Bickers
Handel
Joachim
Iis
Morrison
Miss Fidelia Phipps Hosts Stocking Shower for Miss Kate Smith
Miss Fidelia Phipps hosted a stocking shower Monday for Miss Kate Smith ahead of her October wedding to Blyah G. Whitaker. Guests included Miss Leonore Whitaker and Miss Alma Tisse. Mrs. Peter Ryan won first prize in a guessing contest. The pink and white decoration featured cupids on place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelia Phipps
Kate Smith
Blyah G. Whitaker
Peter Ryan
Leonore Whitaker
Miss Phipas
Miss Smith
Loke Ward
That Parker
Alma Tisse
Leonora Whiteker
Lizzie Keel
Edgar Bederford
F. J.tanner
P. Phipps
F. L. Tanner
J.T. Green
F. K. McElroy
Misa Mable Jones
Miss Jones
Mrs Wimbish Hosts Matinee and Bridge Parties
Mrs Wimbish hosted a series of social events at her Peachtree Street home with guests Mrs K Stanley and Mrs Bishop of Cincinnati. Games in the living room and sun parlor featured prizes of stockings and a silver tea bell. guests wore embroidered collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wimbish
W. A. Wimbish
Muchre Club
Peachtree Street
K. Stanley
Bishop
Cincinnati
M. Wimbish
Debutante Luncheon and Society Notes from Knoxville
Tuesday evening the 27th of October sees Miss Parks entertaining at 415 Main Avenue West Knoxville. Argentine Club hosts a dance at Mr Leonard McClair’s home on Lucile Avenue. Debutante Miss Mary King to entertain next Tuesday for forty guests. Miss Juliet Dua hosted a compliment to Miss Fannie Mayson with a harvest colored setup. Notable weddings include Allman-Daniel with Miss Mandell Allman and Wallace W. Daniel wed in Linden Alabama. Mr Daniel migrates to Atlanta clubs and Union Central Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
West
Knoxville, Tenn
Miss Parks
Ahce Parks
Bridge Fhatsdar
Lioyd B. Parks
Lombardy
Leonard McClair
Lucile Avenue
Mary King
Miss Mayson
Juliet Dua
Cully
Fannie Gertruda Mayson
East Yancey
Marie Harris
H. V. Wey
Anttomnette Blackburn
Trancey Lederle
R. C. Camp
Annie "Mayson
Veniceson
Nora Salter
Mytelie Salter
John W. Rice
Annie Cameron
Robin Harwell
June Little
Lulu Johnden
Florence
Allman-Daniel
Mandell Allman
William H. Allman
Mobile
Ala
Atlanta
Wallace W. Daniel
Linden
G H. Glass
Danial
Guinn
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Atlanta Athletic
Elke
Zeneral
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Year Around Playgrounds to Be Operated Year Round planned
Plans discussed at the recreation committee meeting call for year round playgrounds and six additional recreation spots in congested neighborhoods. A tentative report and budget for next year were approved with another meeting set before finalizing details. The committee wants full time operation with night instruction and asks the council for sufficient funding. The committee ranks include Mayor James G Woodward and school officials among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Committee
James G. Woodwar
W. P. Anderson
George M. Hope
Willis M. Everett
Mbrary Board
W. M. Slaton
Tan Carey
C. C. McDonald
A. BR. Colcord
Jose Logan
Associated Charities
Samuel Lumpkin
Mi Krfershaber
George Haugh
John D. Pickett
Suburban street cars to be marked express
Preston S Arkwright announces in a letter to The Constitution that all suburban cars will be marked Express to certain points. Cars will display front signs such as Buckhead Express to Sixth Street, guiding strangers to routes and key transfer points while noting Pine Street's proximity to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston S Arkwright
Sixth Street
Pine Street
Atlanta Metal Bed Co Sued For 3000 Over Injury
W L Brewster, an iron worker and former Atlanta Metal Bed Co employee, sues for damages alleging negligence after a molten metal incident at the plant left his left foot burned. The suit seeks 3000 in Superior Court as Brewster recounts a caldron accident that injured him while he worked over a metal caldron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Metal Bed Company
W. L. Brewster
Bed Concern
Brewster
Dancing lessons offered by Miss Moseley instructor
Miss Moseley conducts special classes and private lessons in dancing. Bell phone Ivy 302.Cadv.
Mothers of Atlanta Meet at Trinity Revival Services
Mothers of Atlanta are invited to Friday morning services at Trinity Methodist Church where a corps of young ladies will supervise children in the Sunday school room while mothers attend upstairs. Mrs Cunyng, niece of the late Rev Sam Jones, will sing at all services for the rest of the week, joining a special chorus of forty voices as crowds grow and revival success continues under Dr Charles preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Atlanta
Cunyng
Sam Jones
Cartersville
Charles
Revival Draws Larger Crowds Each Service
W Byrd reports growing attendance at revival meetings continuing through the week and ending next Sunday evening. Services are held at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Byrd
Street meetings planned by St Andrew Brotherhood in Atlanta
A series of street meetings will be held in multiple centers in the city during the St Andrew Brotherhood convention in Atlanta from October 14 to 18. Nationally prominent speakers from among the delegates will be selected to lend their services, with events at Five Points Southern shops Peach Tree and Harris and other centers each noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew Brotherhood
Atlanta
Peachtree
Harris
Peachtree Creek Debris Sparks County Board Talk
A Peachtree Creek debris problem drew a local committee led by George M. Hope to the county commissioners meeting. They argued blockage slows the stream, breeds mosquitoes, and hindered progress. The crossing project was sent to the public works committee with power to act for swift clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peachtres Creek
Peachtree Road
Board of County Commissioners
George M. Hope
Peachtrea Creek
Beard
Committee On Public Works
Weathering the Home Prep Rush for Fall and Winter
The speaker notes numerous tasks to ready the house for cold weather. Rooms require refitting, a rug and new draperies are planned, and warm garments remain to be made. Time is slipping away as days pass quickly with winter approaching.
Girls Guimpes in Special Sale Offer
Dainty white lawn guimpes in a special sale priced at 98c, values up to $3.58. They brighten dark wool dresses and come in high neck long sleeve or low neck short sleeve styles with lace or embroidery trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guimpes
Infants' Flannel Sets Reduced Price On Display Worn
Made of best quality all wool flannel these infants' items include embroidered and briar stitched ones. They are soiled from display so the price is reduced. Originally 75 cents and one dollar now 69 cents.
Infants Dresses Cut to Half Price at Store Sale
Infants 75c dresses advertised at 49c. Long dresses feature fine soft nainsook fabric with a small round yoke and delicate hand embroidered design.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holsenbeck
Mr. A. T. Brandon
Guild
Denechand
Watton Street
Women's Guild
St. Luke's Church
Dar
Maiist
Jnne
Young Ladies’ Altar Society
Miss May Dos
Trouville
Lowise Parker
Porsyth
Eva Fowers
Anniston
Paul Felder Vose
Bridge
Glen Cove
Howell Mill Road
Winthrop Dwelle
Savannah
Misgler Stewart
Vose
Dwelle
J. B. McCrary
John W Hurt
Elizabeth Winship Bates
T. M. Callaway
Philip Alsten
Frank Goland
James W. Austin
Geddifuss Tupper
Edgar Paullin
Alfred Newell
Eloise Stewart
Colagitte Carter
A L. Campbell
Dc. Callaway
Brayles
Miss Phinizy
A. W. Calhoun
Sean
Dri QE
Gouge Brayles
Nelle Phinizy
Little
Domino Club
West End
J. W. Little
Bissell
KiNg Hardware CO
Peachtree ST
Dancing Academy
Atlanta Metal Bed CO
Mothers OF Atlanta
Trinity
Peachtree Creek
Southern Suit & Skirt. Co
GEO. W. Seay
Whitehall
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
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