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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1914

Page

19

Engagements Set Across States For Many Couples

A series of society notices list engagements among prominent families from Baltimore to Atlanta. Names include Caro Sharp and James Duncan Clarke of Tampa, Rose Salma Hosenbloom and Nathan Cohen of Covington, and Helen Albaugh Fulwood and Baldwin Littleton Troutman with November dates and forthcoming weddings.

Sharp—Clarke James Sharp Caro James Duncan Clarke Tampa Fla West Peachtree Street Miss Sharp Washington Seminary Washington College Washington, D. C Europe Clarke James D. Clarke Pennsylvania Paper Company Fulwood—Troutman Thomas Wesley Fulwood Fort Valley Helen Albaugh Baldwin Littleton Troutman

Mrs Fitzpatrick Leads Georgia Cotton Fashion Push

Mrs Fitzpatrick, president of the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs, advocates wearing cotton. She has worn cotton frocks for five years and promotes the Buy Cotton Goods Campaign. A cotton exposition is planned in Albany as part of the state club women’s convention.

Georgia Fitzpatrick Albany

Social Whirl notes Nine Clock club events and cotton ball plans

The Norfolk era item describes the Nine Clock club meetings in Atlanta with November 25 Thanksgiving events at the Druid Hills clubhouse, new officers including Clarence Knowles and Ernest Ottley, and firm social traditions. It also previews a Piedmont Driving Club Christmas masque and a 1916 Valentine party, plus reflections on old versus new entertaining customs and a Cotton Ball in New York aimed at supporting Southern cotton interests and promoting cotton wear.

Nine Clock Club Frank Adair Atlanta Clarence Knowles Ernest Ottley Messra Lewis Grens Strother Bleming Hal Hentz Kimball House Fledmont Capital City Piedmont Macon Mobile Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Albany Southern Society New York Theodore Price Southern Society of New York Waldorf-Astoria

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