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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1914

Page

27

Society Hails Roswell Guest at Morning Reception

Mrs Lee Manley hosted Tuesday on the wide porch for Miss Huby Garrison of Roswell, guests included Ruby Garrison, Olivia Brown, Virginia Crouch, and others, a Took's game followed by luncheon with tea service and piano music selections enhancing the social afternoon. The event featured assistance from Mrs Joan Stevens, Miss Ruby Stevens, and Mrs Benjamin Brown, with decor of vines and pergola punch.

Mra Lee Manley Huby Garrison Roswell Benjamin Brown Odwin Brown Joan H. Stevens Ruby Stevens Stevens Pottery Ruby Garrison Olivia Brown Virginia Crouch Gladys Beck Chalotte Bosc Martha Cole Mary Lena Patterson Roberta Daniel Oscar WW. Sibies Opal Smith Elizabeth Mills Watt Annie Taylor Mary Leila Patterson Louise Drewry Georgiana White Katherina Wolcott Maggis Mathews Cordelia Patterson Stella Johnson Tyalay Texas Hilary Wynnes Waany Miss Migg Kate Cain Jr Susie McDowell Misses Baird Annie Malone Hilary Wynne Atlanta Grant Park Robert Wheaton George Robin Wheaton Will Wheaton Minor Gordon Wheaton Dozier Filary Wynne, Jr James C Edwards HT Johnson John Henry Crouch Albert Futral Joseph M. Thames F Fe Cole SB Sawtell Register Aline Cramming Fran Durkee Jennie Wooten Soldier Cemetery Roswell Drake Wall Taylor Childrens W EB Royster Janet Royster Glencoa Maryiana Enghth Street

Social entertainments highlight last week’s gatherings

Hostesses from various towns entertained guests with afternoon punch, dominó and salmagundy parties, and dances. Notable attendees included Miss Mariam Taylor of Luther Ville, Miss Florence Trimble of Hogansville, Miss Florence Askew of Newnan, Miss Wilhemena Lowe of Atlanta, Miss Caroline Slack of Columbus, and Miss Kate Wells of Woodbury among others. Events ranged from intimate teas to large social reunions on Broad Street and Ridley Avenue with families and friends in attendance.

Ahis Marguerite Childs Mariam Taylor Luthers Ville Forrest Johnson Lilly Ward Migs Mae Dunson Migs Emily Childs Florence Trimble Hogansville Florence Askew Newnan Wilhemena Lowe Atlanta Walter Davis Caroline Slack Columbus Miss Louise Slack Frank Hutchinson Gus Lane Little Rock Ark T. G Polhull Margaret Eliza Polhill Hawkinsville Moss Adelaide Pari M. Spearman Ridley Avenue Mary Weaver Janie Watkinn Raymond Weaver Palmetto Mary Gibson Nancy Terry Spearman Ruth Huff Miss Weaver Miss Watkins Mr Weaver Ruby Stricklands Harriett Hayes Punch Mildred Prison Frank Farnell Broad Street Ruby Stafford Barnesville Harwell HC Key Jessie Carter F C Ferrell Frank Longte Walle Hudson Janie Harwell Nell Baugh Claude Danson

Pleasant Saturday Evening At Miss Simpson’s Home

A party at Miss Ethel Simpson’s Peachtére Street home featured lawn fables and card games. Progressive hull-gulf was enjoyed as the evening progressed.

Ethel Simpson Peachtére Street Hull-Gulf

Fashionable silks and laces scarce due to war

A fashion article notes imported silks and laces becoming scarce as war stops shipping. Despite shortages, stocks are abundant and prices unchanged. Items include crisp taffetas with floral patterns, plaid gold and silver fabrics, lace flouncings from 9 to 18 inches, and linen laces with new reduced prices for remaining stock.

Chantilly Europe Rich

Textile deals and sewing machines at reduced prices

A long ad lists fabrics including Granite Cloth at 1.50, Scotch pilarda at 1, Prunellas 2.50, Challis 0.59, Roman Stripes 1.75, and Silk Poplins. promotes Free Sewing Machine adoption by schools with demonstrations and a Monday sale offering a 5-drawer oak case machine at 1495 plus notes on department sewing lessons.

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