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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1906
Page
29
The Ready-to-Wear Department features ultra refined tailored Luts for FON Ladies with chic style and exclusivity. Exclusive city access to high class Gotham tailors and suits from many manufacturers. Descriptions highlight several lovely suits among many others that may please you.
The store announces a line of new auto coats already available, highlighting updated materials and contemporary styling. Shoppers are urged to explore the collection as the range expands.
A golden brown Imported Chiffon Broadcloth Suit features a bar and side plaited skirt that fits well. The French blouse has a circular girdle inlaid with brown velvet, trimmed in box Etom style with velvet and Hercules accents. White vest corners emerge from the coat, embroidered in wine and pink, with velvet Fleminh lace collar and cuffs. Sleeves priced at $95.00.
In Columbus society circles the Dirt Presbyterian church hosted a Tuesday wedding for Miss Hope Kingsbury Warner and Dr Arthur Firewster Churchman. The ceremony, conducted by Dr I S Melcray, featured elaborate floral decorations and music from the church choir. The bride’s brother Lorenzo Warner gave her away, with Newell Warner as best man and attendants Miss Mary Deane and Miss Harriont Anapster. After a New York trip and time in Canada and Maine, the couple will reside at the Bethany Reformed parsonage. Numerous local families and friends are noted in travel and visitation updates across the region.
Mrs N H Ballard and children of Brunswick visit Lexington friends. Gainesville’s Mins Tattle Mitchell and Maxeys’ Mise Pearl Stevens seen with Editor Bhackelfo family. Amy Geisler of Greenabors to visit next week. Mrs J Ataw art’s daughter, Miss Amy Geisler, visiting Greenabors. The week’s social highlight is a reception for Mrs N T Pottard hosted by Mr and Mrs W C King. Twenty five ladies attended. An amateur contest had Mrs J J Smith and Mr J J Callaway tying for first. Refreshments and seasonal delicacies were served by Mrs King.
Mr and Mrs JM Tf Mima Lottie TRE and Mr and Mrs HA Tarver have returned from New York. W Wilwahig joined Miss Tene Wilson of Charlottesville Va after staying in New York for some time. They will be in Virginia for several weeks longer. An interesting gathering centered on Mrs Tarver and her son with a cake bearing seventy five lights.
Local society notes record numerous residents and visitors traveling to Niagara Falls Highlands North Carolina Baltimore and other places. Names include Mia Yankey Edwina Davin Jene Walters J D Inman Mary Mathews Lula Bacon Lula, Bar on, and many others with summer and winter sojourns to Indian Springs Waycross Alamance and Athens.
In Canton and nearby areas terse notes list Miss Miriam Vaughan of LaGrange visiting friends, with others traveling to Atlanta, Murfreesboro Tennessee, and NanuviIe Tennessee. Several locals and relatives are mentioned visiting family, visiting relatives, or returning home from trips, reflecting a bustling social round.
EHATONTON Georgia residents gather at Mrs M W Park home for a Wednesday night party praising local young women. The event includes guests from nearby towns with attendees named Jenkings Lawrence Leonard Turner and several others, reflecting a social roundup of the era.
Savannah social column reports a Lenox Hunt Club breakfast next week hosted by Mr Spencer J Shatter with about two hundred guests. The day features a fox chase at dawn followed by riders and a return breakfast in June. Several members plan travel to New York and North Hatley Canada for extended visits.
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