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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
3
A mix of personal notices and social happenings fills the page. Dance at the Flemings home draws local socialites. bridge at Miss Marguerite Thomas’s club. Thalians rehearse at the University chapel. Easter events include an egg hunt at court house lawn and regional visits from Athens and Atlanta guests.
Mr. Williams brings years of city experience to The Care New York optical practice. He tests eyes accurately and prescribes lenses to fit each need. He excels with children and offers complete grinding and fitting equipment with a large selection of frames and trimmings.
Mrs. Mary Jane Wagnon returns to White Plains after visiting relatives. Miss Martha Phinizy arrives from Baltimore to spend Easter with Miss Hutcheson of Houston. Several residents, including E. B. Mell and E. B. Eppes of Gainesville, are noted as visitors or callers in Athens. The items also mention visits by Nell Wagnon, Mrs. Arthur Burch, Mrs. J. J. Whitehead, and others, plus dental ad and vanilla extract note.
Miss Ella Meadows of Maysville Ga has accepted a position in Davis Nicholson's Suit Department. An experienced saleslady, she has spent several years in Gainesville's leading dry goods stores.
An ad claims shoe prices drop to factory cost with a family size list. Edwin Clapp, Regal, Crossett and others are advertised from $6.00 to $2.00, with children’s shoes included. The notice also promotes Davison-Nicholson Co and mentions theater news on Edwin Clapp products and tours by John Mason and Otis Skinner.
Thomas Jefferson performs Rip Van Winkle while May Buckley awaits a London offer. William Faversham debuts The Winding Way. William Norris presents Play Ball. A Lite Brother of the Rich may join stock. Everyman nears its thousandth US performance. Fay Davis linked with Fronman’s London troupe. Kitty Gordon to star in Alma, Where Do You Live. Mme Bernhardt’s US tour to include eleven plays. Shuberts sign Fritzi Scheff for three years. Gertrude Elliott to present a Hope play after Dawn of Tomorrow. BE. A. Eberle played Dr Bernstein in The Third Degree and supported Mme Janauchek in Meg Merrilies at the Academy in 1887.
The item notes hosiery with lasting quality, retaining shape and color. It emphasizes durability and long wear as the season concludes.
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