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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
2
The page lists social events including bridge parties at Miss Ida Dorsey’s and Mrs. Cohen’s, the Y M C A reception, and an informal DAR party. It reproduces fashion notes from Anne Aitenhouse via the New York Times, and reports on Miss Lillie Morris’s hosteses, plus upcoming university and club functions.
A string of social events revealed Miss Ford will host a kitchen shower for Miss Gottlieb ahead of her upcoming marriage to Dr. E B Hudson. Visitors include Mrs Butts and Mrs Nightengale from Brunswick and Miss Gertrude Ford in Demorest guests of Miss Virginia Gottlieb. Also noted are boating at Mitchell Bridge, friends welcoming Miss Ruby Tooth’s improving health, and visits by Miss Wales and Mrs H M McClenathan. Several locals travel, including Mrs Hazlehurst heading to Macon and a party returning from Magnolia Mass bound for Europe.
Blue Ribbon Vanilla and Lemon extracts are praised. Miss Virginia Gottlieb offers voice culture at 450 Prince Avenue studio mornings from 10 to 12. Prospective students may meet her at the Cobb Street studio and residence, with contact details and hours listed.
John W. Greer urges readers in 1910 to support a Greater Georgia Association campaign. The plan calls for three methods: a locomotive train exhibit with products and lectures, publishing extensive state prospectuses, and broad newspaper and magazine advertising to attract residents. It argues Georgia has vast untapped resources and needs people to develop them, proposing a $50,000 target and a multi-year effort.
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