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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1914

Page

25

Society Notes on Arnolds Brown Wedding in Hampton

The afternoon wedding of Miss Frances Lewis Arnold daughter of Dr and Mrs Revert Johnson Arnold Hampton Ga and Mr Paul Brown Lexington Ga took place October 21 in the Arnolds home parlor. The ceremony featured green and white decorations palms ferns and ivory blooms with a floral aisle. Attendants included Miss Views Mae Copeland and Miss Kara Morrison, with Miss Kan Arnold as maid of honor and Little Eugenia Arnold as flower girl. The groom’s brother Tom Brown of Ilberton served as best man. After a wedding trip East the couple will reside in Lexington.

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Baptist Missionary Union to Meet in Columbus Nov 10 18

The thirty second annual meeting of the Womans Baptist Missionary Union auxiliary to the Georgia Hamilton convention will be held in Columbus November 10 to 18 at the First Baptist church. Delegates from across the state are expected with special rates arranged. Names of officers and committee members from various cities are listed, and delegates should send names by November 28 to Mrs. John C. Cook.

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Meetings Noted for Grace Iodge Unit and Hospital Group

Grace Iodge No 511 Ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will meet Tuesday at 2 20 pm in the Knights of Ethias hall Kiser building. The Wesley Memorial Hospital ways and means committee meets Wednesday October 28 at 10 20 o clock in Carnegie library assembly room. All interested in hospital work invited. Also Atlanta chapter American Institute of Child Life to meet at Ansley Hotel.

Grace Iodge Ladies ‘Auxiliary Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Knights of Ethias Kiser Building Ways and Means Wesley Memorial Hospital Carnegie Library Greater Hospital Atlanta American Institute of Child Life Ansley Hotel

The Salon Du Bon Ton Arrives in Atlanta Store Display

Rich & Bros. Co. brings The Salon Du Bon Ton to Atlanta for three days October 26 27 and 28 on the fourth floor with a miniature stage and audience seating to showcase Bon Ton Corsets. The exhibit features fall lines with Front Lace corsets and refined materials aiming to craft a flattering natural silhouette and comfort.

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Weekend social notes from Decatur and Atlanta clubs

A busy schedule of meetings and social events fills the week. The Buckeyes Woman's club meets October 27 with Mrs. Frank Daughman in Decatur, fundraising for the Girls Industrial School. the Council of Jewish Women convenes at 2:15 PM at the Temple vestry with P. B. Settle speaking on social center work. The Atlanta Art Association gathers November planning at the Carnear Aviary, and the Board of City Missions meets at Wesley House Tuesday at 10 AM.

Buckeyes Woman’s Club Frank Daughman Decatur Council of Jewish Women Temple Settle Atlanta Art Association Carnear Aviary Board of City Missions Wesley House

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