MAY DAY FESTIVAL AND WEEKEND EVENTS AT UNIVERSITY
The calendar lists UTAs Georgia matches at Sanford Field, a Chi Phi dance, and a Colonial performance. Debates at University chapel, tea at the Electric shop, and a May Day lawn fete at C B Griffiths on Milledge Ave with 10 cent admission, May Queen, May pole dance, pond fishing, and games. Also a 11 o'clock YWCA board meeting and a wedding at the bride's sister’s home with Rev Grubb officiating.
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University Tennessee
Georgia
Sanford Field
Chi Phi
DuPree Hall
John Lawrence
Colonial
C. B. Griffith
Milledge Avenue
Bridal Tea and Bridge Party at Mrs Vincent's Home
The groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fowler, will host at the Heights for several weeks. Ladies meet with Mrs. Drew Cox at 4 this afternoon. Mrs. Vincent entertained yesterday at four tables of bridge with out of town guests and friends. Her Hill street home was decorated with palms, ferns, and roses, and refreshments followed the games.
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Emma Cook
Ernest Fowler
G. M. Cashey
Stanley Grubb
The
Christian Church
J. M. Burch
Madison Mills
Mrs. W. A. Fowler
Heights
Drew Cox
Geissler
Will Scott
Henry Comer
J. T. Fears
Henry West
J. S. Stewart
D. P. Hazelton
Carrol Proctor
Mrs. Vincent
Macon Women Rally Behind Great Woman's Edition
Macon women show strong interest in the Federated Endowment Edition of The Constitution to be issued June 4 by the State Federation of Women’s Clubs. The edition aims to reach Georgia and at least forty eight states, with a hoped daily circulation of 60 000 for advertising. Macon promotes itself as the Central City with ideal climate and notable health records, culture, philanthropy, and civic spirit.
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Macon
Federated Endowment
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Commonwealth of Georgia
Georgia
Women’s Edition plans and social notes in Macon
A report outlines the Woman's Edition endowment drive supporting Tallulah Falls School and Students' Aid Fund, with subscriptions at 10 cents. Following, a society roundup from Athens includes an elegant tea hosted by Mrs. Ora Hart Avery for Miss Elizabeth Alexander, plus numerous local visits, weddings, and social arrivals across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Alexander
Ora Hart Avery
Miss Alexander
Lucy Cobb
Chicago University
Alexander
Athens
California
Local Social News Highlights From Town Circles
Mrs John Darwin stays in Atlanta while Mr John A Darwin travels to New York and Baltimore Winterville items. Miss Beulah and Miss Leila Dunlap visit relatives in Atlanta this week. Miss Ruth Kerlin closed her school near Forsyth and returned Monday evening. Annie Love Thornton visits sister Mrs Tom Elder in Athens. Mr D H Winter Miss Dora Meyer Mrs F H Kroner and Louisa spend Sunday with Rev and Mrs W R Mackay in Greensboro. Mackays sail June 5 for Belfast to visit relatives. Prof Gaines visited friends in Oxford weekend. Miss Florie Dunlap returned from Washington where she taught music. Mrs Henderson of Atlanta spoke at Methodist church here and helped form a Young People Society with 19 members. Mr and Mrs F I Colle of Athens visited here. Miss Gladys Glenn of State Normal School spent weekend with parents. Rev A J Sears returned from Gainesville and Atlanta. Mr James Jones visited his father Anderson Jones. Mr and Mrs Ivey of Athens were guests of Mrs James Tuck. Doc Towns remains very ill.
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Winterville
Beulah Dunlap
Leela Dunlap
Atlanta
Ruth Kerlin
Forsyth
Annie Love Thornton
Tom Elder
Athens
D. H. Winter
Dora Meyer
F. H. Kroner
Louisa
W. R. Mackay
Greensboro
Gladys Glenn
State Normal School
J. H. Glenn
A. J. Sears
Gainesville
Freckle Cream and Health Ads Parade in Scan
An old newspaper ad page promotes Wilson's Freckle Cream promising removal of freckles and tan, with 50 cent jars and a money back guarantee. Also touts Wilson's Fair Skin Soap, Electric Bitters health tonic, and testimonials. Includes Hall's Catarrh Cure promotion with endorsements from banks and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willuon
Wilson
Mammoth
Wilson's Fair Skin
H. R. Palmer & Sons
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Society
Alice Adams
Andre
Whitney Montgomery
Cook-Fowler
Bangkoks
Panamas
Sharon
R. Brandt
Clayton Street
Insurance Building
Pendley
Georgia Mattress Company
Garden Club
Thomas Vincent
Chas. Stern CO
Athens, Ga
Helmuth Hall
Bibb County
Tallulah Falls
Anne Lowry Berryman
Macon History Club
Harry Woodruff
Columbus
W. D. Beacham
Prince Avenue
Hugh Rowe
Piedmont Sanitarium
Frank Rhodes
Gladys Rhodes
Brenau
Savannah
Miss Rhodes
F. H. Bostwick
C. A. Rogers
Bostwick
City
Ivison Graves
Geraldine Jones
Nelse Rockwood
Lake
Memphis
Rived
Lil Hodgson
Edwin Sterne
William Lockett
Albany, Ga
Homer Smith
Winder
Harry Erwin
Julius Talmadge
Chattanooga
Mrs. Talmadge
Morgan Gaulding
Sam Gaulding
Colbert
Grace Harris
A. Bishop
May Ola Bishop
M. F. Osborn
B. R. McRee
Watkinsville
F. L. McWhorter
Stephens
Ed Williamson
Jefferson
Alfred Spratling
Hull
W. J. Cheatham
Kendrick
University Military Department
E. S. Rylee
E. C. Callaway
Agnes Eberhart
Carlton
Mattie Eberhart
L. D. Maddox
Elberton
Ola Daniel
Fred J. Orris
Latrelle Williamson
L. H. Mathews
D. W. Patten
Jim Patten
Comer
Walter Booth
Mr. Diamond Veal
M. E. Mangleburg
Acworth
Col
Mrs
B. T. Moseley
Danielsville
Mr. Anderson Jones
A. S. Wootten
Tignall
H. C. Conway
Troy Beatty
Dental Parlors
E. G. Griffin
College Ave
Clayton
the McGregor Company
John Darwin
John A. Darwin
New York
Baltimore
James Jones
Anderson Jones
Ivey
James Tuck
Doc Towns
Mra. O. Rhinevault
Vestal Center
N. Y
W. J. Smith & Bro
Hall
F. J
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