University events and May Day festivities in the week
Friday features Tennessee against Georgia at Sanford Field Chi Phi dance at DuPree Hall John Lawrence Players at Colonial Saturday hosts Georgia versus Washington and Lee debate in the University chapel plus UT vs Georgia at Sanford Field A tea room opens 1130 to 130 at the Electric shop The YWCA board meets with reports on the Richmond Biennial and a new building project Miss Annie Casler to speak At Chi Phi dance in the evening May Day celebrations at Griffith lawn with students and faculty participating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Tennessee
Georgia
Sanford Field
Chi Phi
DuPree Hall
John Lawrence
Colonial
Maypole fete and formal teas described in society notes
The chapter of Emmanuel Guild hosted a Maypole fete with a velvet green lawn, decorations, games, and a queen crowned for a perfect day. Informal tea hosted by Mrs. Anthony Costa featured white satin gown, reception by Costa family, and a display of wedding gifts. A luncheon by Mrs. J Z Hoke honored Mrs. Harry Erwin with roses, gold and crimson decor, and a table of delicacies for twelve, with extensive guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter K
Emmanuel Guild
Anthony Costa
Leonard Costa
Michael Costa
M. S. Costa
Harry Erwin
J. Z. Hoke
Chattanooga
Julius Talmadge
Hoke
Erwin
Coke Talmadge
M. L. Davis
W. A. Roberts
James White
W. H. Davis
M. A. Lipscomb
Frankipscomb
Rudolph Brandt
W. A. Carlton
Mrs Carlton Jester Hosts Beau Tiful Bridge Party
Mrs Carlton Jester entertained yesterday afternoon with a charming bridge party at her Cobb Street home. The elegantly decorated lower floor brimmed with palms, ferns, and pink roses as six tables competed for prizes including a handkerchiefs bar and a handpainted fan, followed by refreshments.
Socials and notices mix in Athens column
A long society list notes entertaining by Mrs. Jester and helpers at the table. Many guests and local residents are mentioned attending events, teas, and visits across Athens with various families and institutions. The piece also covers commentary on teacher salaries from the Russell Sage Foundation and remarks from The Woman's Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage Foundation
California
Arizona
New York
Massachusetts
North Carolina
The
Woman's Journal
Local Visitors Stay With Area Families
Yesterday several out of town guests visited local residents. Mrs. H. F. Smith of Crawford arrived to spend the weekend with Mrs. R. S. Lenhardt on Lumpkin street. Miss Nell Mallory of Georgia Normal and Industrial College Milledgeville is visiting her parents on Hill street. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Deupree and their young son Richard from Augusta are in town staying with Mr. and Mrs. Keely Greer. Mr. and Mrs. George Williams of Statesboro are guests of Mrs. Williams’s parents on Prince avenue.
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Charles Pittman
Clarence
Columbus
W. S. Jones
Dougherty Street
H. F. Smith
Crawford, Ga
R. S. Lenhardt
Lumpkin Street
Nell Mallory
The
Georgia Normal and Industrial College of
D. H. Deupree
Richard
Augusta
City
George Williams
Btatesboro
Mrs. Williams
Prince Avenue
Freckle-Face Remedy Promise For Freckle Removal
A cosmetic ad offers Miss Freckle-Face a free trial of ethine double strength from a druggist to remove freckles. It guarantees money back if it fails to clear the complexion with one ounce usually enough for worst cases. Also notes Belgian tobacco workers earning under six cents hourly.
Tubercular Cure Hopeful Claims From Eckman Alterative
A historical ad touts Eckman’s Alterative as helping many consumptives and cites a Rochester patient’s recovery after surgery. It highlights feeding, diet notes, and that the remedy aids bronchial and lung issues while avoiding poisons or habit forming drugs. The piece urges requesting a recovery booklet and lists Philadelphia as the lab location and druggists as sellers.
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Eckman
Savannah St
Rochester
St. Mary's Hospital
N. Y
Edna Finzer Eckman
Eckin
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Alice Adams
Turk
Margaret E. Sangster
Richmond
Topc Club
Caster
Southern Assembly
Black Mountain
N. C
Cobb Lampkin
Miss Casler
Y. W
Annie D. Caster
Atlantic
Young Women’s Christian Association
Casler
Chi Phi Fraternity
Griffith Lawn
Bangkoks
Panamas
E. H. Dorsey
Sharon
Athens
R. Brandt
Clayton Street
Insurance Building
Pendley
Carlton Jester
Chas. Stern CO
Athens, Ga
Jester
J. C. Dusenbury
J. W. Bailey
Julia McArthur
Bessie Lozier
Alice Keene Briggs
EF. B. Cohen
Dave McNeil
George Armstrong
N. O
John R. Northcutt
Northcutt
James R. Gray, Jr
Gallogly
Atlanta
John Randolph Haynes
Los Angeles
Ruth Tribble
S. K., Dick
S. H. Goss
Texas
Mrs. J. B. Vaughn
Milledge Avenue
Eugene Hoke
Augusta Chronicle
W. E. Stovall
Watkinsville
Roberta Hodgson
Franklin, N. C
E. J. Crowley
Alice Crowley
Will Stewart
Winder
Tom Burson
Hoschton
J. E. Cook
John McRee
Otho Branch
Bishop
Mrs. Shelton Calloway
Lexington
Henry Wise
Otto Hubert
J. D. Sheppard
Commerce
J. C. Wardlaw
Donald
Otis Johnson
Messrs
John Hoke
Langdon Quinn
W. F. Dobbs
Father Clark
Clyde Chandler
Ila
W. W. Barnette
Colbert
D. F. Chandler
Homer Hancock
J. C Turner
Jefferson
Claude Daniel
Mrs. C. O. Callaway
J. C. Daniel
Danielsville
Col
C. E. Adams
Alexander M. Scudder
Richmond Academy
Leila May Hall
Sarah Rawson
Marion Phinizy
Martha Phinizy
Helen Dykes
Eugenia Ivey
Vernon Hall
Dental Parlors
E. G. Griffin
College Ave
Clayton
the McGregor Company
Lanta
Mrs
J. N. Webb
Belgium
Cheney
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