Dreamers and Gipsies Theme in Social Notes
Society column recounts a Harper's excerpt about a woman constrained by home routines, contrasted with roaming Gipsies. It moves to a Dublin Independent social section describing tea hosted by Lord Aberdeen and the American Agricultural Commission at Ely House, with guests and outfits noted, then mentions a sewing party hosted by Miss Leila May Hull for Mrs Porter and a subsequent gathering by Mrs J Benson Wier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OUR
Social Review
Dublin Independent
American Agricultural Commission
Ely House
Countess of Aberdeen
D. A. Forbes
Hope
A.s. D. Co
Ely Place
Welcoming Club
Ireland
Mills
Y W C A Reception and Athens social notes
A long Athens society column details a Y W C A reception at the new athletic building hailed for artistic decorations and a large turnout. It lists officers and hostesses, plus a string of resident and visiting locals from Social Circle, Winterville, Lexington, Crawford, and Atlanta, with brief society notices and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Lipscomb
Cobb Lampkin
A. M. Soule
Annie Linton
J. W. Hart
Building Fund
Mildred Rutherford
J. Y. Camthers
R. B. Dixon
Mary Hunnicutt
S. C. Hutcheson
J. C. Hebner
J. A. Morton
L. L. Hendren
J. H. Pittard
Stanley Grubb
L. F. Edwards
J. W. Lynch
E. L. Hill
Troy Beatty
J. E. Talmadge
Mary Lou Wier
C. C. Jarrell
Dreer's Bulbs and Easter Lilies Floral Tea Party
A morning gathering in Charleston featured Miss Ethel Smith as guest of honor with tables of Dreer's bulbs including Roman hyacinths paper white narcissus and freesia. Guests enjoyed flowers in the living room and a noon salad course. Attendees included Katherine Morton Louise Vincent Florence Hooper Marion Nicholson Lydia Griffith Gwendolyn Griffith Natalie Bocock Miriam Haselton Jennie Arnold Fannie Anderson Louise Dorsey Hariette Benedict Sarah O Farrell Josephine Wilkins Sallie Goodwyn Marie Reviere Frederica Beatty Margaret Camp and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Smith
Charleston
South Carolina
Kathrine Morton
Louise
Otto Vincent
Florence Hooper
Marion
Martha Nicholson
Lydia
Gwendolyn Griffith
Natalie Bocock
Miriam Haselton
Jennie Arnold
Fannie Neal Anderson
Louise Dorsey
Hariette Benedict
Sarah O'Farrell
Josephine Wilkins
Chinamen to Run 200 Yard Dash in New Orleans Police Sports
New Orleans police announce a first time 200 yard dash event for Chinamen as part of a June 30 sports program. Organizers emphasize the new competition amidst other police sponsored activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Card Party Pencil Stunt Attracts Guests
A card party used ribbons and thumb tacks to attach pencils at table corners to prevent loss. Each pencil tied with about a yard of baby ribbon and secured under the table edge. The hostess ensured one pencil for every guest while maintaining table integrity.
Advocate General to Go to Sea in November
Captain Robert L. Russell, judge advocate general of the United States Navy for four years, is likely to go to sea in November to command the new battleship South Carolina. The notice hints at his assignment and marks a wartime mobilization signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Russell
United States Navy
South Carolina
Perfect skin for babies with eczema claim ad
A health advert claims Dr Hobson s Eczema Ointment relieves and cures baby eczema and skin eruptions. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Strubler of Dubuque Town about a face and scalp breakout clearing quickly. Available from druggists or by mail for 50c from Pfeiffer Chemical Co.
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Society
Alice Adams
Theodosia Garrison
Harper's Magazine
Mrs. Ruge
Mrs. Dexter
Mrs. Black
Mrs. Kemp
Mrs. MacMillan
Mrs. Richards
Mrs. Ware
Miss Temple
Miss Vincent
Miss Tate
Miss Jordan
Miss Lindsay
Miss Ware
Ina Johnston
Miss Noa
T. W. Russell
Louise Thompson
Agnes Treacey
Wm. Thompson
Robi. Matheson
Joseph Magrath
Johnston
Carroll
Jephcott
Leila May Hall
E. F. Porter
Leila May Hull
Hill Street
Porter
Miss Hull
Will Steadman
W. B. Wilkinson
J. Benson Wier
Mr. Case
R. Brandt
Clayton St
Daisy Dunlap
Leith
Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Louie Lane
Montreal
D. G. Bickers
Marjorie
Charlie Dan
Gainesville
Messrs
Turner Coile and
Fulch Mathews
Winterville
Athens
W. M. Smith
T. J. Shackelford
Joe L. Deadwyler
Will Erwin
P. F. Brock
Charles Emory Smith
Jefferson
J. B. Price
Farmington
Atlanta
Commerce Observer
J. M. Stephenson
Graves Stephenson
Goodrich
Lucy Goodrich
Augusta
J. C. Bloomfield
Mary Lovell McElmurray
Waynesboro, Ga
Glenn O. Davis
Mae Parr
William Deadwyler
Lexington
City
J. A. Alexander
B. P. O. Edwards
Birmingham
Mrs. Edwards
W. H. Davis
Prince Avenue
Will Knox
H. J. Langston
Mrs
T. W. Brobstein
Greenville, S. C
A. V. Clifton
Ida Belle Boot
H.C. Green
Bluffton, Ga
Helen Mathews
Carlton
Miss Mabel Pace
Crawford
Laura Booth
Ida Bell Booth
Miss Bell Barnes
Miss Augusta Center
Lay Cobb
State Normal School
Nell Hunnicutt
Europe
Sarah Hunnicutt
Stiles Hopkins
Clebe Merl Camp
Americus
Rosena Morris
J. J. Sheppard
Commerce
Fuller Mapp
W. §.Stevens
J. A. Brown
Richard Schwab
Charlie Bloch
university—Macon Telegraph
John D. Moss
Tallulah Falls
John B. Gamble
Church Street
Nannie Mae Kinnebrew
Franklin, N.C
J. A. Brown and Children
W. L. McElmurray
Mary Lovell
Clifford
Emily and
Alice McElmurray
George C. Thomas
E. C. McEvoy
Sarah E. Duncan
Tipton
Iowa
Adar
Georgia
North Carolina
Havre
Sheridan
Gulf Coast
Cotton Belt
Mississippi
Minnesota
Galveston
San Antonio
Des Moines
St. Paul
Duluth
Atlana
C. F. von Herrmann
Dreer’s Bulbs
Crucedale Greenhouse
Lumpkin St
America
Sam-peck
Jane Hopkins
E. H. Dorsey
Young Bros
Chas. Stern
Philadelphia
Annie Macantee
Shibe Park
Lucetria
Vincent
Colonial Theater
Norman
Palmers