Calendar and arts notices mark midweek events
A schedule lists Garden Club at 11 at YWCA, Art display opening at University Library 8:30 Saturday, DAR meeting at 11 with the regent. Opera tickets go on sale in Atlanta for the Metropolitan season April 27 to May 2 with guests from the south and many cities. tickets later sold per performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
University Library
Atlanta
Metropolitan Opéra Company
South
New York
Baltimore
Dallas
Houston
Texas
St. Louis
Informal Tea for Mrs Ninn and Mrs Robison
Mrs O M Roberts hosted a formal afternoon tea on Milledge Avenue for two visitors, Mrs Kate Winn of Greenville and Mrs W S Robison of Toccoa. The house displayed foliage plants and jonquils, with a dainty tea table in a gold color scheme and Mrs W D Beacham pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninn
Robison
O. M. Roberts
Kate Winn
Greenville
J. B. Weir
W. S. Robison
Toccoa
McBride Howell
Milledge Avenue
W. D. Beacham
C. A. Whittle
Garden Club and social events occupy city society
Local notices preview a Garden Club meeting with pruning tips by Prof. Guy Firrer at 11 in Y W C A parlors, and sections of the missionary society to meet Thursday at 4. Mrs. W J Peeples hosts a sewing party for Mrs. Lampkin of New York with an elaborate luncheon. D A Ras notes dues for 1914. Several city residents are listed as visitors or hosts, with one report on the critical condition of Mrs. John E. Talmadge Sr. and hospice care developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Guy Firrer
W. J. Peeples
William Lampkin
New York
Lampkin
E. L. Hill
W. P. Briggs
Audley Morton
W. F. Dorsey
Alice Adams
Annie Crawford
Elijah Clarke
Social Visits and Movements Across Cities
Mr and Mrs Charles Phinizy and Mr and Mrs Walter Jones were expected from Atlanta to see Madame Pavlova Monday evening. Dr W Perrin Nicholson of Atlanta arrived for professional business. The illness of Claud Cox on Henderson Avenue is a source of regret to his friends. Ruth Middlebrooks arrives from Richmond due to her brother-in-law Claud Cox illness after surgery yesterday. Miss Coleman returned to Atlanta after visiting Mrs L D DuBose. R T DuBose spent yesterday in Elberton to address the tax question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Phinizy
Walter Jones
Atlanta
Madame Pavlova
W. Perrin Nicholson
Claud Cox
Henderson Avenue
Ruth Middlebrooks
Richmond
R. T. DuBose
Elberton
Harmony Hair Beautifier and Shampoo Ad from Rexall Stores
Harmony Laboratories in Boston reports fullfillment of orders for Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampoo. The beautifier is a rose-scented hair dressing, not a dye, with no oil and harmless to gray hair, while the shampoo provides rich lather and quick cleansing. Both come in ornate bottles priced at 1.09 dollars and 0.50 dollars respectively, sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons in Athens Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Laboratories
Boston
Harmony Hair
Harmony
Rexall
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Clayton St
Athens
Hirst Lecture in America by Scott Polar Party Member
A member of the ill fated Scott South Polar Party will deliver a lecture in the United States discussing the expedition and its hardships. The talk aims to shed light on the arduous south polar voyage and the legacy of the explorers.
Evans to speak on Scott polar expedition at Geographical Society
Lt. Commander E R G Evans, second in command of the Scott South Polar Expedition, will deliver the first American lecture by a member of the ill fated party before the National Geographic Society in Washington on March 13. He will recount Scott’s pole ascent and heroic death, and his own survival after near starvation and a 49 mile sledge pull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
National Geographic Society
E. R. G. R. Evans
Scott Goodby
Evans
Capt. Scott
Scott
New York
Washington
United
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Roald Amundsen
Northwest Passage
South Pole
Col. Roosevelt
Lieut
Shackleton
Magnetic South Pole
Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised as Family Laxative
Mrs. Charles E. Smith of West Franklin Me praises the product as “Our family laxative.” Marketed for adults and aged, the pills are sold for 25 cents through all druggists or by mail from H. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Charles E. Smith
West Franklin
H. E. Buckien & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Don't Think You Can't Do It Mothers Favorite Cough Remedy
Positive motivational tips for action and generosity. Public notice purports to praise a cough medicine marketed as harmless pleasant and effective as the mothers favorite remedy, with sales for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claimed.
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Society
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Marcius Antonius
Mamie Lucas
First Methodist Church
George Hodgson
Prince Avenue
Tailoring
E. H. Dorsey
Missonary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Civic Department OF Woman’s Club
J. Y. Carthers
Civic Department of Woman's Club
C. C. Jarrell
Oxford
H. J. Gaertner
City
Oglethorpe College
M. M. Lockhart
J. W. Wardlaw
W. F. Little
Milledgeville
I. W. Richardson
Hill Street
Henry Ashford
Watkinsville
A. S. Ward
Lucia Ward
J. Booten Hill
Richmond, Va
John Moss
Emma Sue Coile
Winterville
T. Carl Stevens
Cynthia Stevens
Sandy Cross
S. M. Mewbourne
Bowman
J. M. Fielder
Helen Mathews
Carlton
L. H. Mathews
Clem Tiller
Sallie Aiken
G. W. Thaxton
Arnoldsville
Annie Matthews
S. W. Griffith
Bogart
John E. Talmadge
Kryptok
R. Brandt
Clayton Street
Frmour
Chas. Stern Co
Hirst
America
Geographical Society
YW. G. A. Dont's
W. T. Collins & CO
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