Social throng gathers for elegant wedding anniversary party
Mrs. Robert W. Davis hosts a refined anniversary celebration with intimate family and close friends. Guests, in spring attire, admired roses and jonquils in Davis's garden and dining room arrangements while Miss Emily Davis wore a mull gown with pink ribbons. Miss Katherine Boothe is honored at multiple gatherings including a Purser luncheon and Marguerite Harper’s tea, as well as a bridge luncheon and theater party in her honor. A notable academic triumph is Miss Dorothy Hebert winning the Carnot medal for debate at Newcomb College, with praise for her sharp rebuttals and poised performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W
Davis
Arden
Sir Watkins
Purser
Julia
Allie Purser
Katherine Boothe
Misses Purser
Miss Boothe
Missey Boothe
Theodosia Willingham
Mert Hancock
Emily Kean
Agnes, Jones
Mozelle Gann
Paul Colgs
St. Louis
Ham Bidson
Miss Hebert
Carnot Jnegall
New Orleans
Dorothy Hebert
Atlanta
P. O. Hebert
imes-Demberat
Misa Dorothy Hebert
Newcomb
College
Gibson
Carnot
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
France
Fulane-Newcomb
Hebert
Walter J. Suthon
Tulane
Law
Anna J. Veters
William J. Guste
Miss White
Lorena White
Mira
R. C. Henderson
Barbara Hunter
Marguerite Harper
Laura Belle Gilbert
Punch
John Means Daniel
Colqquitt C. Cole
Henderson
Hunter
Dorothy Breitenbacher
Mary Jim Dunlap
Lina Andrews
Finn Mooney
R. C. Turner
John Mean Deniel
Colquitt C. Cole
GR. Glenn, Jr
Thomas Coleman Hodge
William M. Rogers
Frank Sands
Starhauch
Milady’s Toilet Table Advice On Hair Removal and Powders
The article discusses removal of facial and forearm hairs using delatone paste, with warnings about skin reactions and cold exposure after head heating. It also mentions dry shampooing to lengthen hair life, and a home recipe using cornmeal and orris root to make powder for wigs or chest ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delatone
Social News from Capital City Club and Georgian Terrace Events
To Miss Ladson and guests at the Capital City Club, a dinner honors Agnes Ladson with Leone Ladson Nan DuBignon Constance Knowles M A Phelan and others. Mr and Mrs Cole visit the Georgian Terrace en route home from Florida with Mrs Cole and Mrs Harvey Anderson hosting. Mary Eleater Hvings invites a dancing party at the Georgian Terrace. A stag dinner at Robert L Cooney's home honors Thomas A Buckner with guests from Cleveland Richmond New York and more. Engagement announced for Marty McCamy Hudgins to Alfredo Barryi with June wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
John Kelly
Georgian Terrace
Arthur DuBose Johnson
New York
James Duffy
Liffie Burke
T.a Kelly
James McGhil
Ladson
Cole
P. F. Cole
Duluth, Minn
W. B. Crouch
Florida
Harvey Anderson
Mary
Eleater Hvings
Robert L. Cooney
Thomas A. Buckner
New York Life Ingurange Company
Buckner
J. EB. Parker
Cleveland
Robert J. Lowry
Clask
T. @. Bell
Richmond
John C. McCal
Dr. Rogers
Improved equipment for painless dentistry
Dr C A Constantine installs new equipment at his Feachtres and Decatur streets office to enhance painless dentistry. The remodeled practice offers better service with improvements to furnishings and staff readiness at entrance 1014 Peach tree.
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C. A. Constantine
Hia
Feachtres and
Decatur Streets
Peachtree
Entira
Funeral for Mrs Mathis Held in Americus Georgia
The funeral for Mrs Carrie Rylander Mathis wife of Americus mayor J Mathis was held at Furlow Lawn Baptist Church. Her casket was borne by Confederate veterans and escorted by Camp Sumter Confederate Veterans the Daughters of the Confederacy and local military and civic groups. She died after a prolonged illness aged 53. Survived by her husband eight children and her father Major John Emory Rylander. Mrs Mathis led the Americus Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy and cared for charity and community projects.
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Americas
Camp Sumter
Confederate Veterans
Allen Camp
Sons of Veterans
The
Daughters of Confederacy
Carrie Iylander Mathis
J. Mathis
Americus
Furlow Lawn
Ameritus
Daughters Confederacy
Mathis
John Emory Rylander
House Backs 173 to 17.2 Bill Creating Children’s Bureau
The House approves the 173 to 17.2 vote to create a children’s bureau in the Commerce and Labor Department. The measure, already passed by the Senate, now goes to the president for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Bureau
Washington
House
Department of Commerce and Labor
Senate
Retail firms pledge July August Saturday closings in city
Twelve city retailers have signed to close on Saturday afternoons in July and August. Stores will shut at two o clock and reopen Monday. Firms named include Davison-Paxon-Stokes J M High M Rich & Brothers Regenstein Lutzz Maler Berkele Eugene W Taynes Frohns Davis Freeman Keely Chamberlin Johnson Dubose and J P Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Company
J. M. High Company
M. Rich & Brothers Company
J. Regenstein Company
Mutz, Maler & Berkele
Eugene
Vv. Taynes Company
Frohsin's, Davis & Freeman
Keely Company
Chamberlin- Johnson-DuBoste Company
J. P. Allen Company
Held Up By Two Men Curry Loses His Money
A paperhanger identified as Curry, in the Cannon hotel area, was accosted by two masked men at Poplar and Cane streets. One gun threatened him, and the thieves rifled Curry’s pockets, taking $26 and several negotiable checks to the Singer Sewing Machine Company. The robbers fled toward Poplar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry
Cannon Hotel
Poplar and
Cane Streets
Poplar
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Atlanta Scots Celebration Plans for Bookish Association Meeting
The Atlanta Bookish Association will hold its second regular meeting Friday at 8 o'clock in Knights of Pythias hall Pryor and Hunter. Members and nonmembers are invited. Program features include songs by James F Stark and Robert Henderson, addresses by A Cruickshank and Dr. John Osman, recitation Edinburgh After Flodden, and an Auld Lang Syne closing ode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Bookish Association
Knights of Pythias
Pryor
Hunter Atresta
Sone
Hynd
A. Cruickshank
James F. Stark
Warehouses Bought by Atlantic Compress Company
Savannah April 2 Special The Atlantic Compress Company led by D B Thompason of Atlanta purchased two large cotton warehouses on the river front and a sizeable frontage of unimproved property for future expansion. Mrs Wieming G duBignon of Atlanta owned a quarter of the property. Purchase price not disclosed. The company will remodel the two warehouses and add capacity for nine to ten thousand bales, atop warehouses it already controls under a four year license with Unitea Hydraulic Compress Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Atlantic Compress Company
Unitea Hydraulic Compress Company
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Bridge
Maggie Foote
Miss Flick
Ming
Witchcock
Miss Dennis
Frank C. Glreath
Florence Dennis
Lucile Dennis
Hilda Hulty
Long Island
Beatrice and Mildred Rose
Lancaster
Trimps
Orange
N. J
Bertha Thomas
Eatonton, Ga
W. B. Seabrook
Besdle Ayres
Fort Worth
Texas
Charles B. Screnshaw, Jr
William Akers
William L. Percy
Baldwin
Charles E. Beach
Dudley Glass
Nell Wimbish
Martin Dunbar
Herbert Hanger
Joseph Camp
Harvie Jordan
Bulldogs
Georgian Tech
W. &. Jenkins
Jen Artley
Misa Eckert
Nunnally & McRae’s
Young Women's Christian Association
O'Neal
Robert Foreman
Erin O'Neal
Macon
Nellie Kiser Stewart
St. Phillip’s Cathedral
St. Philip's Cathedral
Lloyd
Barnby
Dimittis
Stainer
Hallelujah Chorus
Haendel
Hunter ‘Elab
Bates
Elizabeth Winship Bates
Pleimoent
Lena K. Covington
Bowling Green
Ernest Woodruff
George
Gabhewn. Walters
Miya
Charles Inghip
William ‘D. Rhea
Itheliam Prescott
Willis Wenknabeland
Chessiey &. Howard
Milady
Atlanta Scots
Compress
Kelley Bros. CO
Brenau College
Conservatory
Blue Ridge Mountains
Brenan
Folfill
Brenau College-Conservatory
Gainesville, Ga
Mae Hirsch & Spitz Manufacturing Co
Atlanta, GA
Philippines
Fanaa Islands
Representative Jones
House Committee On Insular Affairs
Virginia
Allen’s
Imany
Norfolk
Wistaria
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