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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1914

Page

12

Bridge Party and Upcoming Carrollton Wedding

Mrs. James T. Williams hosted a bridge gathering at Ansley Park for sisters and friends including Mrs. Howard Lyons from Baltimore and Mrs. Clifford Anderson of California. The event featured deco garden flowers and cut glass centerpieces, with a forthcoming wedding for Miss Charlsie McClain to Mr. J. Pat Bradley in Carrollton and a separate bridal event for Miss Annie Sue Beall.

Bridge James T. Williams Ansley Park Howard Lyons Baltimore W. S. Camp Bastion Thornwell Jacobs Maxwell Theabaut Clifford Anderson California Williams George Lyon Camp Anderson King Thebaut Jacoba William Akers Irving Thomas Normal Sharp Guy Mitchell Curtis Anderson Whiteford Russell William B. Armstrong Edgar Paulin Hugh Lakey Charles HK. Boynton Myra William Awimbish B. M. Williams C. D. Gorman Dinkins Blephen Harris Albert Akers Howard McCail Carrollton J. T. Bradley Olive Marie Bradley Buford Boykin Manor Bradley Pat Bradley Newnan Miss Beall Susie Fark Forrest Avenue Annie Sue Beall David Jackson Harwelt Miss Brooks Madelyn Brooks Ansley Forsyth Francis Connally Leesburg Norfolk Mitchell King Asheville N. C Mr. King C. G. Memminger Omar I. Wider Savannah Majestic Hotel Franklin Mike Atlantic City New York Pers San Francisco Cal Maxwell Thebeaut Adeline, Davis Charlottesle Natalie Campbell Place William D. Ellis, Jr Adgate Eis

Mrs Winns Advice To Women

Kansas City readers hear a medical testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs H T Win credits it with ending crippling monthly pains and enabling two healthy births after doctors warned she could not bear children. Another letter from Mrs Charlie Bag Ley of Cumming Georgia praises restored appetite sleep and energy after two weeks on the remedy.

Kansas City Lydia E. Pinkham H. T. Win Freemont Ave Kansas City, MO Cumming Charlie Bag- Ley R. 3 Cumming, Ga

Local Society Hosts Fall Teas and Dinner Parties

A series of social events unfolds as Miss Parker, Miss Lapsley, and Mrs. Wimbiss are honored in Atlanta circles. Miss Fay Dobbs plans a dinner for Louise Parker back from abroad, while Effie Boykin hosts a small tea for Ayiette Lapsley at Ansley Park. Mrs. C. F. Coppedge to entertain in Wyly Park for Mrs. W. A. Wimbiss’s return from the East.

Altar Society Celesta Jones Signor Brescia Miss Parker Miss Fay Dobbs Miss Louise Parker Miss Lapsley Effie Boykin Ansley Park Ayiette Lapsley New York C.K. Ayer B. M. Boykin Miss Boykin Clarence F. Coppedge wley_ Park W. A. Wimbiss

Local PTA Meeting At Decatur Public Schools Today

The Decatur public schools PTA meets today at 3 30 p m at the McDonough street school with a reception for teachers, parents and friends and a large attendance urged. Also noted are meetings of the Ira street school PTA and the Sheltering Arms society at Carnegie library.

Parent-Teacher Association Decatur Public Schools McDonough Street Ira’ Street Sheltering Arms Society Carnegie Library

Brilliant Millinery Opening At Davison Paxon Stokes Co

Davison Paxon Stokes Co opened a Brilliant Millinery display lasting Monday to Wednesday. The show features brown velvet hats with mink bands and gold grape clusters, black velvet picture hats with ostrich plumes, and green velvets with fur trim and dull gold flowers. Sailor shapes dominate, with many dark tone velvets and velvet hats in various styles.

Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co Davison-Paxon- Stoken Company Fiat

Parrotts Take Automobile Trip From Straw Plains Tenn

McCann of New Orleans arrives after summer in North Carolina to visit Mr and Mrs Wilder. The Parrott family from Straw Plains Tennessee begin an automobile trip to East Tennessee. Mr Marshall Burroughs of Jacksonville and Dr and Mrs Frank L Dennis of [incomplete text].

Margaret McGrorty New York Mra. 0 H. Jones Reese Marshall Providence H. 1 Madeo Bannigan Miss Bannigan Mra Ming Lillian Viola Mosely H.C. Ramaay Albany North Carolina J. R. L. Dill Clarkston, Ga A. Jones C. D. Jones Atlanta C. W. Arnold Elizabeth Estes T Estes Clarkston E. Collingsworth Cics McCann New Orleans Ira D.R. Wilder George W. Parrott James Parrott Allie John W. Rice George C. Walters Toble E. Wilder Misa Ida Wilder Augusta D. E. Wilder

Transfer of Florida customs office to Tampa approved

September 16 report from the Customs Office in Tampa-Washington notes the Senate today passed the house bill authorizing transferring the Florida customs office from Jacksonville to Tampa. The move aims to streamline duties and improve port efficiency with officials planning site adjustments and budget reallocations.

Customs Office Tampa Washington Senate House Florida Customs Office Jacksonville

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