Local Society Notices and Events Highlight Holiday Plans
Community notices include Christmas Ship gifts for Europe organized by Mrs. Howard Waff with donations due November 1. Theta Alphas reorganizing into Blue Birds at YWCA. a tea for Miss Lasage Darwin’s forthcoming marriage. Mission Study Class for girls at 3 pm Wednesday. YWCA board meeting Thursday at 11. Miss Ruby Jankower hosting sewing circle. ATO fraternity dance planned for November 6. Garden Club meeting announced by Mrs. Haselton and Mrs. Stanley.
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Europe
Atlanta Constitution
New York
Howard Waff
Personal guarantee with tailor’s line of menswear
A local ad promises a personal guarantee beyond the usual when selecting a suit. It touts Semplste line of men and boys furnishings and assures customers of added shopping confidence at the trading establishment.
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Men’s and Boys
Athens Ladies Garden Club to Decide on Exhibit
Athens Woman's Club notes 11 o'clock today at the YWCA parlors for the Garden Club meeting. The group must decide if an exhibit or show will be held this fall. The Woman's Club schedule shifts as president Mrs. J Z Hoke is away at a larger club women’s gathering in Albany. a postponed date will be announced upon her return.
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Young Women’s Christian Association Board
Athens Ladies Garden Club
Woman’s Club
Woman's Club of
Athens
J. Z. Hoke
Club Women
Albany
C. A. Rowland
China
Japan
Rowland
Sarah Cobb Baxter
Athens Woman’s Club
Exhibits of Cotton Need Quick Submission
Mrs Hoke of the Athens Woman's Club urges timely sending of all cotton exhibit items for the Albany exhibition tied to the Federation of Women's Clubs meeting. The fair opens on the 27th. The Southern Express Company offers free transport up to forty pounds to Mr John Mock Albany Ga The Cotton Fair.
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Hoke
Athens Woman's Club
Albany
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Southern Express Company
John Mock
Miss Margaret Campbell Hosts Elegant Bridge Party
Miss Margaret Campbell entertained yesterday afternoon in a stylish garden decorated home honoring Miss Elizabeth Smith. Pink chrysanthemums and white pink dahlias adorned the rooms as three bridge tables rivaled for top prizes and dainty refreshments. The honoree received embroidered lingerie while a framed picture and a lace handkerchief served as prizes. a live white kitten with pink ribbons was booby. Guests included Nellie Phinizy Rosa Rogers Natalie Bocock Josephine Wilkins Katherine Morton Moselle Lyndon Callie Lumpkin Miriam Haselton Florence Hooper Julia Orr Marie Reviere Laura Cobb Hutchins Katherine Rowland Rosa Smith and Alice Wood.
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Margaret Campbell
Elizabeth Smith
Campbell
Miss Campbell
J. P. Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
Miss Smith
Nellie Phinizy
Rosa Rogers
Natalie Bocock
Josephine Wilkins
Katherine Morton
Moselle Lyndon
Callie Lumpkin
Miriam Haselton
Florence Hooper
Julia Orr
Marie Reviere
Laura Cobb Hutchins
Kathrine Rowland
Rosa Smith
Alice Wood
Lovely bridge in honor of Miss Briggs and Miss Darwin
Hospitable hostess Mrs Graves Stephenson hosted a late afternoon bridge on Franklin Street followed by a six o'clock dinner in honor of Miss Alice Keene Briggs a October bride. Guests arrived at 3 30 and decorations featured chrysanthemums and fall flowers with gilded accents.
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Alice Keene Briggs
Graves Stephenson
Franklin Street
Miss Briggs
Darwin
Luelle
Julia Brand
Lasage
Fashioned In Chantilly Lace With Black Net For Guests
The description notes attire in black net and chantilly lace with a matching hat. Guests included Miss Alice Keene Briggs, Luelle Brand, Julia Brand, Moselle Scudder, Lalage Darwin, Bessie Lesier, Ameta Dobbs, Jessie Gunter, Mrs. John R. Northcutt of Marietta, Mrs. Hilliard Spalding of Atlanta, and Mrs. J A Owen of Knoxville.
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Alice Keene Briggs
Luelle
Julia Brand
Moselle Scudder
Lalage Darwin
Bessie Lesier
Ameta Dobbs
Jessie Gunter
John R. Northcutt
Marietta
Hilliard Spalding
Atlanta
J. A. Owen
Knoxville
Improvement For Woman After Narrow Escape
The note says she is much improved and not hurt as badly as first thought. She was able to be up yesterday, and her many little friends will be glad to hear of her improvement. It mentions a narrow escape from what could have been a fatal accident.
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Eugene Field
John Randolph
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Alice Adams
Michael, Ruth Levy
Hannah Joel
Susie Cohen
and Gertrude van Straaten
Theta Alphas
Blue Birds
Mary Arthur
Blue Bird
Theta Alpha Club
Mother
Maggie
Emerson
Longfellow
Miss Darwin
Lasage Darwin
Marion DuBose
Katherine Rowland
Ruby Jankower
Miss Jankower
M. Jankower
Rosena Morris
Helen
Garden Club
D. P. Haselton
T. P. Stanley
E. H. Dorsey
E. D. Cox
The
Banner
Washington, Wilkes
Cox
Fair Association
E. A. Barnett
Luke Burdett
M. L. Duggan
Sparta
Georgia
W. F. Dobbs
Willis Sparks
Macon News
James White
William Bradshaw
Baltimore
Charles Talmadge
Freeman
Lizzie H. Freeman
Mack McWhorter
H. H. Adkins
W. H. H. Adkins
Stephens
Sallie Thurmond
S. H. Flint
Mount Airy
J. A. Harbin
Ruby Harbin
Annie Freeman
City
W. F. Adkins
8. S. Addington
Richardson
A. V. Vickery
Annie Mason
Cannon
Lavonia
R. T. Neely
Moselle Neely
Waynesboro
C. A. Scudder
A. Elder
Bishop
Chas. Stern Co
Clayton ST
Athens, GA
Col. C. M. Snelling
Mountain City
Col. Snelling
Rosa D. Hull
Leila May Hull
Callie Hull
New Mex
Ico
Delaney Hull
Erin
Kathleen Holder
Jefferson
Soule
GC. A. Scudder
Washington
Tom Middlebrooks
Meta Schley
Augusta
Mrs
Paul Jackson
Mrs. Jackson
Fairburn
John F. Jackson
Winston-Salem
N. C
Mr. Jackson
Lucy Griffith
Maco
Mr. W. D. Griffith
James Camak
W. T. Collins & CO
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