SOCIAL AND PERSONAL CALENDAR WEEKEND EVENTS
Athens society items cover Y M C A glee club at Colonial and Phi Delta Theta dance Friday night. Notes praise to readers for submitting items, plus club teas, gatherings, and a series of social notices from Ina Perry hosting friends to Y W C A membership tea and various entertaining happenings around Athens with multiple local names and venues.
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Y. M. C. A. Glee Club
Colonial
Phi Delta Theta
Frank Daviss
City
Atlanta
An Unusual Opportunity for Glasses by R Brandt
A brief advertisement for R Brandt offering optical services. The Optical Department is led by a skilled optometrist with accurate vision testing and proper glasses prescriptions. Frames are adjusted for comfort, and a comprehensive stock is available. Repairs, such as replacing broken lenses, are offered, often while you wait. Mail orders filled the same day.
Gainesville Social Scene Highlights and Local Notices
Dr. D Lee Peacock dentist listed at 212 Southern Mutual Building with hours ten to five. A string of social updates from Gainesville includes Miss Marcella Griffith visiting Mrs Charles Griffith, Mr Moses Michael returning from New York, and many locals visiting friends in Athens, Gainesville, Atlanta, and Macon. The First Baptist Church mission and old society plan a reception at Mrs J C McConnell's home. Prof Hanner from Emory visits with Mrs J E Dickey and Jessie Dickey. Lizzie Green hosts a domino club. Col Henry Perry hosts Prof J A Mershon and guests in city society functions.
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Jnc. A. Darwin
Young Women's Christian Association
Young Womens’ Christian Association
Athens
Paint and Powder Club
Marion Fleming
John Cozart
William T. Gary
Green P. Talbott
Louise Phinizy
Winthrop
Miss Marion
Fleming
Augusta Herald
Gainesville
Missionary and Old Society of the First Baptist Church
J. C. McConnell
O. J. Copeland
Harry Walker
Walker
Cleveland
Geo. S. Kytle
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Institute
Hanner
Emory College
J. E. Dickey
Jessie Dickey
C. E. Dowman
Prof
Community notables travel in Georgia and Florida
Gainesville society notes list visits and trips by local figures including Superintendent Mershon and Hon. Jno A Smith. Social staycations cover Mrs Langston, Mrs Hightower, Col and Mrs Dunlap in Miami, J Carthers in Athens, Dan Benton in Thomasville, Dr Dowman in Statham, and family illness of Mr Estees. Weldon Palmour returns from Atlanta after nose bone removal. Miss Mary Young and Miss Kate Dozier accompany to Gainesville with plans for vocal study and Chicago later. Mrs Walker returns from Thomasville. obituary mentions Dr J home esteemed physician of central Georgia.
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Miami
Florida
J. ¥. Carthers
Athens
Ic. H. Hosch
Dan S. Benton
Thomasville
C. E. Dowman
Statham
Missionary Institute
Gainesville
Geo. P. Estees
Weldon Palmour
Atlanta
Mary Young
Nacoochee Insstitute
Kate Dozier
Root Juice Scientist May Come Here From Chattanooga
Local residents urge a health discovery to be demonstrated here inviting the root juice scientist to visit. Promoters claim the remedy cures stomach and bowel soreness, aids digestion, and relieves catarrh, indigestion, rheumatism, and kidney complaints. Enthusiasts publish reports of cures and seek a local pharmacist to host a demonstration. National Ski Tournament opens in Chippewa Falls with many Northwest entrants promising the largest event yet in America.
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Chattanoogs
Chattanooga
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Northwest
America
Foley's Honey and Tar Cited As Reliable Cough Cure
Mrs Charles Kline of Easton Pennsylvania reports several family members cured of coughs and colds by Foley's Honey and Tar. She keeps a bottle at home because it soothes throat irritation and loosens the cold. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Charles Kline
N. 8Th
St. Easton
Creatore In Athens With Fifty Italian Musicians
Eccentric bandmaster Creatore brings his world famous ensemble to the Colonial for a February 7 performance. Reviews from New York praise the ovations and the conductor’s magnetic leadership, predicting a packed house and affordable admission.
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Creatore
Athens
Colonial
Creature
New York City
The
New York Herald
Handsome scarf pin free offer from Gotham Company
A New York firm at 1161 Broadway offers a free scarf pin to anyone sending name and address, with five stamps for packing. The offer appears in their general line of jewelry and related items, inviting readers to mail their details for no charge.
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New York
United States
Gotham Company
Broadway
N. Y
King
Eldston
Death In Roaring Fire Prompts Cautionary Tale
Death in a fire underscores dangers of burns and injuries. Advertised remedies claim rapid relief with Jen's Amnica Salve. The ad touts quick healing for burns wounds bruises boils and sores and lists W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons as sellers at 25 cents.
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Jen
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
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Cleo Hall
Julia Richards
Louise Taylor
Irene Gregory
Eula Perry
Lor
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Charlie Cartledge
Alvan Adams
Bird Betts
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Fred Anderson
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Mia
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Eleanor and
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Camilla McWhorter
Hallie Park
Greensboro
R. Brandt
D. Lee Peacock
Southern Mutual
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Marcella Griffith
Charles Griffith
Moses Michael
James
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Royston
Mamie Hilsman
Anna Jones of
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Mrs. LeGrand
Hancock
Mr. C. Ww. Meadow
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J. W. Lee
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Jefferson
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Macon
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Mr. L. K. Smith
South Georgia
R. L. Moss
J. E. Bradberry
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