Dawn in Georgia and Social Splendor Across Athens
A long Philadelphia Record poem opening is followed by a social page filled with events in Athens Georgia. Mr and Mrs J M Hodgson host a grand mid summer reception for Hugh Hodgson and Miss Little of Texas with elegant decor and a large guest list. A large family swimming party gathers at Alumni pool. The Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs plans and lists speakers including Corra Harris. A stream of society notes details travel visits, hostesses, and arrivals across Athens, Oconee, Elberton, Athens, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hodgson
Milledge Avenue
Hugh Hodgson
Miss Little
Texas
Edith Hodgson
Little
Miss Hodgson
Georgia Federation
Georgia State Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Old Commonwealth
Corra Harris
Harris
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Macon
Mrs Hood and Stanley Family Return From Trips
Miss Lurene Hood returned from a pleasant visit to Winder. Mrs. Tom Stanley and her three sons returned from Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Baynes
Shady Dale
O. H. Arnold
Mr. Herbert Fleming
Prof
Mrs. Davenport
Walter Cornett
Atlanta
Miss Lurene Hood
Winder
Tom Stanley
Atlantic City
Dodson's Liver Tone touted as safe calomel substitute
An advertisement denounces calomel as dangerous causing salivation and sickness. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone, a vegetable remedy, claimed to be a harmless, effective liver aid that won’t salivate, with guarantees and suitability for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Alice Adams
Charles W. H. Bancroft
Philadelphia Record
Alumni Pool
Morton Hodgson
Harry Hodgson
C. Hutchins
Rutheford Lipscomb
Laura Cobb Hutchins
Hugh Gordon
Frank Lipscomb
Mildred Rutherford
Americus
George Crane
Katherine Crane
Fannie Crane
Mattie and
Nellie Johnson
Athens
Elberton
C. B. Hagood
Howard Abney
Carolyn Head
Willie Sue Adams
G. P. Hunter
Huntington, West Virginia
G. O. Davis
Cobb Street
Kathleen Carlton
M. C. Watson
Frances Jackson
Mountain City
Paul Jackson
Henry Reaves
Greensboro
N. C
Billups Phinizy
Asheville
Mac Potts
Sarah Louise Furlow
Jackson
J. M. Hood
Miss Hortelle Hood
Hill Street
Elise Davison
Comer
Susie Davison
Katherine Morton
Tallulah
Messrs
Morris Yow
John W. Welch
Tallulah Falls
Hazilene England
Anna Rhodes
Rutherford Lipscomb
J. C. Turner
Ruby Hancock
Ed Williamson
Jefferson
Joe and
George Hodgson, Jr
Marion Hodgson
Laura Cowles
Florrie Carter
Miss Pace
Carnford
City
Mrs. Branch
Sara Earl Branch
J. H. Griffeth
Carl Chandler
Neese
Marguerite Williams
Mary Williams
Hull
Carolyn Cobb
Boston
New York
Drama League
J. Y. Carthers
Glenn, Springs
Addison Price
Milledgeville
M. G. Michael
Mrs. Michael
Helen Michael
Hallie Watson
Lucy Woodall
Indian Springs
Prof. Mahler
E. R. Hodgson
M. A. Lipscomb
Robert Woodruff
Frederick Hodgson
Dorothy Hodgson
Grove Park Inn
Asheville, N. C
George T. Hodgson
Ethel Turner
W. P. Eberhardt
Robert Gregory
Miss Vivian
D. Chandler
Flora and Clyde Chandler
Brown
White Springs, Fla
Cassie Kinnebrew
Monroe
Pauline Chandler
Winona Bell
Columbia University
J. A. Bell
Greenville
S. C
San Marcus
The
Baptist College
Margaret Chandler
Bishop
Mrs. C. D. Chandler
Messrs. Tate Wright
W. A. Cunningham
H. E. Williams
Tate Springs
Samuel Baker
Mary Fooshe
Greenwood, S. C
C. W. Cooper
Dougherty Street
Cooper
Carl Joy
Montgomery
J. A. Saye
Augusta
Minnie Neford
Anderson, S. C
G. R. Bickers
Marjory Bickers
Gainesville
D. G. Bickers
Mr. Bright McConnell
Commerce
A. Lyon
Margaret Porter
Joel C. Porter
R. C. Orr
Santee
Na+coochee Valley
White County
Arthur Little
Ruby Little
Carnesville
C. D. Athon
Eatonton
Annie Thomas
Mr. E. Fort Branch
Sanford, Fla
Nellie Dickens
Elizabeth Gordon
Edgar Osborne
Watkinsville
Arthur Booth
R. T .DuBose
Mattie Wilson DuBose
Henry Atkinson
E. K Lumpkin
Columbus
Phore
Block’s Chocolates
Palm Beach
Dorsey
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