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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1914
Page
7
Airs WEiammond to entertain the directors of the Needlework guild on Tuesday November 10 after the regular meeting at 7 30, tea served at Mrs HR Shedden’s home. Also notes a bridge party and various social events including a suffrage office opening, WCTU convention plans, D A R Saturday dance, and multiple gatherings at Atlanta homes.
An advertising note promotes Tauvt Spushetty as a cheap concentrated nutrition for hard toilers. It claims four times more nutrition than meat per 100 package, rich in gluten and easy to digest. Includes a sample recipe suggestion and directs readers to send for a recipe book from Maull Bros, St. Louis, Missouri.
Mrs Mass announces the philanthropic committee will continue the summer outing program for the children of the Jewish Orphans' home through winter. Mrs Sugarman notes fifty girls learned sewing with progress. Mr Sam Pinkussohn closes the afternoon with a paper on current events. A Hallowe'en dance and wedding plans for Miss Yeager and Br Carroll McGaughey are detailed, with extensive lists of attendants and venues.
Mr and Mrs Moyer will entertain tonight at a Halloween party for Miss Emma Arnold and her guest Miss Louise Arnold of Filena Vista The party will be assisted by Wire Sonia Moyer Fisher and Miss Lottie Moyer.
The bridge luncheon at Miss Peabody’s home featured guests listed in attendance with guests from Alabama and Nashville. The event included festive decorations and gifts to mark the occasion while plans for forthcoming weddings and social events were announced.
More than 300 players joined the Child Welfare committee of the Atlanta Womens clubs for a card party at Drury Hills Country Club yesterday afternoon. Seventy two tables hosted play with numerous prizes, including eight special awards and decorative mint treats. The event was organized by Mesdames Irving Thomas Moore Latham and Hao! and others, with punch on the terrace and a festive, tasteful setup.
Harvest and Hallowe en themed dinner dance at the Piedmont Driving Club drew about four hundred guests. The ballroom featured autumn color schemes with palms, cornstalks, jack o lantern pumpkins, cat head lights, witches and skeleton garlands, and a country harvest tableau by the fireplace. The McKee family hosted for Miss Margaret McKee with a long guest list including Mr and Mrs Wilmer Moore and numerous debuts and attendees from Atlanta society.
Mrs Frederick Winship Cole entertained at her West Peachtree Street home with guests Miss Laura Haygood Cole and Miss Olivabeth Waning of Bremingsburg Ky. The drawing room displayed white chrysanthemums and terns while pink chrysanthums brightened the living and dining rooms. Tea service featured pink decor and mints, with Misa Emily Cassin and Mr e Hanis trankha pouring. A long list of attendees included Miss Clara Cole Wiss, Miss EMen Betl, Miss Varla Dinking, Miss Mamie Kirkpatrick, Miss Gladys Riggs, Miss Lita Mansfield of Chattanooga, Mrs Charles Hostoners, Newton Craig, and Miss Lillian Dailey.
Wallingford hosts a dinner dance on November 14 at Driving era with Miss Louise Broyles entertaining for Misses Harriott and Voatse Benedict of Athens. Music by Mary Taylor Jones at a Halloween gathering at Boulevard Place home. Various ladies and gentlemen listed attend birthdays and church events. visitors from Springfield, New Orleans to visit Miss Isoline Campbell.
Under St Agnes Guild of St Lukes church a Halloween party is held this afternoon and evening at the executive mansion. Decorations, pictures for all ages, a fortune teller, a fishpondance cream and candy, bobbing for apples, and various games are planned. A small admission of ten cents is charged. all are invited.
Griffin reports the White Way lit for the last time this season as two large lamps stand on Hill Street. The city plans extend lighting with additional standards on several downtown streets to improve the business district’s appearance.
Pennybacker secretary of the American Read congress and Charles P Light business manager arrive in Atlanta at 11 this morning to oversee arrangements for the Good Roads congress. Pennybacker will stay at the Winecoff hotel and Light at the Piedmont until November 16. They will be met by W. O. Winn, chairman of the 1974 congress, and Fred Hauser, secretary. An informal dinner will be hosted by the convention bureau executive committee for these men and invited officials. The Auditorium decoration is under way with about $9000 spent.
Amancus on October 30 indicates building operations underway for the first bonded cotton warehouse in southwestern Georgia. The project marks a significant development in regional storage and cotton commerce, signaling growth in local industrial facilities and trade infrastructure.
Macon Dudley a leading local banker launches a business venture with partners Thea. a warehouse at Americas will hold 900 bales of uncompressed cotton. Additional facilities have been built as needed, and eight warehouses are already in operation nationwide while country districts hold large untaxed cotton stocks on farms.
Mrs Owen F Wella of Jonesville Virginia praises Cardus as a miraculous tonic for her womanly troubles. She shares how prior pain and suffering diminished after using Cardus and urges other women to try it, noting her relief during and after birth and the broad belief in Cardus's benefits.
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