Thoughts on Neighbors and House Guests Careful Society Musings
A society column by Mrs. Alice Adams discusses neighborly behavior, the term house guest, and the conveniences of language in social hosting. It favors clear terms like house guest and house party to distinguish duration and status among visitors.
House guests and social terms linger in common speech
Savannah friends of Warren Moise follow his Oxford progress with pride. He earned a jurisprudence degree in the honor school after finishing the three year law course in two years and holds the Cecil Rhodes scholarship from the University of Georgia. He is slated to graduate next year.
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Savannah
Warren Moise
Oxford
England
Moise
Cecil Rhodes
University of Georgia
Mrs Clarence Chandler Entertains with Bridge and Sewing Party
Mrs. Clarence Chandler hosts a morning auction bridge and sewing party at her Hill street home for Miss Boykin of Atlanta and Miss Righton of Savannah. Veranda flowers, formal informality, and gracious hospitality featured the event. The note also mentions a sewing party by Mrs. H V Head for the honorees with refreshments served.
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H. V. Head
Clarence Chandler
Righton and Boykin
Wedding to Be Quiet Home Ceremony in Washington Ga
The article notes a small ceremony with ring bearers and close friends and relatives as witnesses. After a bridal trip the couple, Mr. Newsom and his bride, will reside in Washington Georgia. Out of town guests from Washington include Julia and Lucy W DuBose Ina Newsom Mrs E I Roberts Frank Lee John Green and Sam Brooks.
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Idge
Mr. Newsom
Washington, Ga
Julia
Lucy W. DuBose
J. C. Newsom
Ina Newsom
E. I. Roberts
Frank Lee
John Green
Sam Brooks
Atlanta Constitution
Cost of Electricity Still Going Down
The article notes electricity now costs far less than twenty five years ago and provides more light for the same money. It attributes this to production efficiency and facility concentration and highlights a rise in lamp advances and market growth from 30,000 to 160,000,000 lamps sold over the 30 years before 1911.
Editor Requires Real Names for Submissions
The Banner notes writers must provide real names and addresses. unsigned or initialed letters cannot be printed. Editors need authors' identities to assess motive and context, as anonymous items have caused issues in the past. Social this evening is announced but rain last evening interfered.
Oconee Street Church Youths Postpone Social Event
The missionary society at Oconee Street Church postponed last night’s social to this evening with the same Thursday plans. The report also notes numerous local movements, visits, and social departures involving Athens residents and nearby towns.
Summer dress hints from The Banner
The Banner outlines affordable summer fashion tips focusing on dainty fabrics like voile crepe and linen for afternoon and formal frocks. It highlights simple trims such as silk girdles lace frills and cord or braid button loops, plus a Dolly Varden style blouse and a Russian blouse effect with contrasting skirts.
Dress pattern notes for blouse and rose skirt ensemble
The article describes a blouse 7813 with white ratine and a rose color skirt, options with crepe voile blouse and white ratine skirt, and detailing like pivot-edged chiffon collars, soutache loops, and pearl buttons. It outlines two common skirt patterns, one with narrow lower fullness, and provides pattern sizes from 32 to 42 and yardage for 36 inch material.
Freckle-Face Sun and Wind Remedy Adverts Freckles
A 1900s advertisement promises Freckle removal with no cost if not successful and a money back guarantee. It urges Miss Freckle-Face to obtain ethine double strength from a druggist for quick results. One ounce usually suffices for severe freckles and a clear complexion is claimed.
Costly Treatment Ends With Simple Cham berlain’s Tablets
C H Hines of Whitlow Ark writes of failing medicines in St Louis and New Orleans and costly care. After returning home he began taking Cham berlain’s Tablets and soon recovered. Sold by all dealers.
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C. H. Hines
Whitlow
Ark
St. Louis
New Orleans
Chamberlain's
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