Personal and Social Calendar of the Week
Misses Brand to entertain at bridge cotillion at Harawa Hall and a White Ribbon Tea at Mrs H T Huggins. Friday features Miss Florence Davis at the Colonial and a Ladies Auxiliary meeting at 4 pm. Also notes a cotillion at Harawa Hall and a basketball sponsors event with University and alumni attendance.
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Brand
Bridge
Harawa Hall
H. T. Huggins
Florence Davis
The
Colonial
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Rw Ladies’ Auxiliary
Young Men's Christian Associa
Ww. C. T. VU
Athletic Club
Frances Nunnally
Anita Stewart
Margaret Brantley
Athens
H. S. Cole
Leila May Hull
Elvira Westmoreland
R. Brandt's Jewelry Store Ad In Clayton Street
An old newspaper advertisement touts R Brandt's Jewelry Store in the Southern Mutual Building at 223 Clayton Street. It promises larger stock and lower prices with trustworthy goods, one honest fixed price, and notices skilled repairs by qualified staff. The copy emphasizes liberal guarantees and reliability as core principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Street
President Helps Orphans at Industrial and Orphan's Home
The President of the Industrial and Orphan's Home in Macon Ga states that Electric Bitters have been used for nine years, proving excellent for stomach troubles and female complaints. They sell for 50 cents at W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial and Orphan's Home
Macq
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Croup Prevention Claim for Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preventive for croup. It urges giving the medicine at first hoarseness or when a croupy cough appears, claiming it prevents attacks and acts as a certain cure, with bold claims about dealer availability.
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Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary D. Lyndon
Chris
Tion Temperance Union
Barber Street
John Banks
LarGange
Ada Williams
Atlanta
June Lyndon
Bradshaw
Banks
Miss Williams
Adkins
Jarnigan
Brooks
Warner
C. Upson
Reppard
Hoke
LACY
Findley
A. H. Davenport
Louise Lacy
Robert Findley
Prince Avenue
Harawa
University
Luella
Julia Brand
D. Lee Peacock
Southern Mutual
Valdemar Gude
Charles King
Nash Broyles
Paul M. Smith
South Carolina
Fred Cox
Farmington
Fred Davis
Lucy Hoke Smith
Orpheum
Leila May Hall
Athens—Atlanta Journal
F. S. Harris
Allen Talmadge
Bishop
R. E. Fullilove
Maleon
H. A. Davis
Appalachee
City
W. C. Greer
Palmer's
W. W. Stark
Commerce
T. C. Little
A. L. Stone
Center
Mrs
Mark Bell
Jefferson
Johnson
Elberton
Atlanta Journal
Frederick Kerr Jones
Frank A. Lipscomb
Welch
Bessie Brightwell
Maxeys
Isabel Fleming
Biscisia Mlle
Are McEibannon
Thétien Wilmotte
Trixie Friganza
Col
W. F. Woodliff
Woodstock
Constitution
Henry Patman
Savannah
Mrs. Means
Gillespie
Miss Ruth Pool
Greensboro
Welborn DuBose
A. H. Morton
Watkinsville
Eugene Jackson
Cornelia
Mason
William Gillette
Marie Doro
Marguerite Clark
William Norris
Berlin
Rose Stahl
James Forbes
John Drew
Benedict
Cohan & Harris
David
Eleanor Montell
Dustin Farnum
Laura Nelson Hall
Sidney Rosenfield
Mabel Harrison
Harry Connor
Lulu
Charles Rann Kennedy
Henry Clara
Louise Burham
Shuberts
Jan
Henrietta Crossman
William J. Hurlburt
Elsa Ryan
Brittany
New York
Toinette
Henry B. Harris
Atlantic City
Jamies Forbes
Albini
Joseph Herbert
Maurice Campbell
Philadelphia
May Buckley
Harry Davenport
Mabel Frenyear
Charles Frohman
London
Mr. Frohman
E. H. Dorsey
R. Brandt
Cohen
J. H. Strohmeyer
Chas. Stern CO
Colonial Theatre Orchestra
Haselton
Lynn
Athena
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