Veils and Virtues in Fashion and Japanese Household Roles
A fashion column urges careful veilwear to protect eyes and complexion amid March styles, warning against black dotted and white chiffon veils for eye health. It then discusses Miss Bacon's notes on Japanese girls growing to wife and mother duties, detailing household tasks, etiquette, serving guests, sewing, washing, and daily chores shaping a future wife’s training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Kitchen
Miss Bacon
Japan
Wedding of Miss Wright and Mr Peeples at First Methodist
Miss Annie Wright and Thomas J Peeples wed at 9 pm in First Methodist Church with Reverend Walker Lewis officiating. A large crowd attended a lush reception at the Wright home with palms, cut flowers, ornate table decor, and a sunburst diamond-pearl gift from the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Peeples
Annie Wright
Thomas J Peeples
First Methodist Church
Walker Lewis
Charles Phinizy
Howell Peeples
Willie Burke
Mildred Cabaniss
Inez Sledge
Ella Wright
Inez White
Louise Todd
Ethel Cook
James Cochran
Charlies I Ryan
L. Putchins
Edward C Peeples
Drapk Orme
Frank Iawkins
Tom Lumpkin
Ushers
Jack Cohen
Henry Peeples
Charles Healey
William Lawson Peel
G. A Nicholson
Charles O Tyner
Atlanta
W. A Wright
Athens
Georgia
Maddox-Rucker Banking Company
Literary Treat as Mrs Thornton Hosts Hamlet Lecture
Yesterday a Atlanta history class met at Mrs Albert Thorntons home for a lecture on Hamlet by Major Livingston Mims. About forty ladies attended a finished and masterly interpretation followed by informal reception and refreshments. Notice to Club Women: Atlanta Woman's Club members are asked to attend Mr Lowe's funeral at Mrs W B Lowes residence this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Albert Thornton
Hamlet
Livingston Mims
Mims
Atlanta Woman's Club
W. B Lowe
Lowe
Oratorio at Sacred Heart Promises Large Audience
An unusual musical event will fill Sacred Heart church this evening at 8. The oratorio The Crucifixion by John Stainer and Rev W J Sparrow Simpson is heard in Atlanta for the first time in years. The regular choir will be enlarged and rehearsals under J Lewia Browns have been thorough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Atlanta
W. J. Sparrow-Simpson
John Stainer
J. Lewla Browns
Concert finishes with varied program and singer lineup
Finished performance features Walter Harrison as tenor and Charles Cothray singing bass solos. A Rossini Stabat Mater segment includes Mrs Yeates and the choir with a duet by Yeates and Waltes. Additional performers include Mr Browne. Tickets may be obtained at 289 Ivy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Harrison
Charles H. Cothray
Yeates
Rossini
Thomas Flynn
Atlanta Athletic Club nominates officers and board
At a Tuesday night meeting in Atlanta the club nominated all old officers for reelection and submitted eleven candidates for the board of directors. Incumbents Burton Smith Arnold Broyles BS Dunlap will be reelected. Board nominees include Julian Harris Athyn Havnea Henry Thornton George W Adair B Roberts Charles King HEW Saulmer Harry Silverman W RR Tichenor F G Byrd and J Ho Porter. The election Tuesday night is expected lively. The club operates with two ex officio members, a one year old flourishing institution with rising membership and bright prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Athletic Club
Burton Smith
Arnold Broyles
Sice
BS Dunlap
Treasier
Board of Diectors
Julian Harris
Athyn Havnea
Henry Thornton
George W Adair B Roberts
Charles King
Saulmer
Harry Silverman
W RR
Tichenor
F G Byrd
J Ho Porter
South
TRY GRAIN O TRY GRAIN O
An advertising snippet promotes GRAIN O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains. It claims even children can drink it without injury or distress and notes a price of 15 to 25 cents per package sold by grocers.
Robt F Alston Candidate For Carnegie Free Library Trustee
Robt F Alston a leading young attorney and member of Tompkins & Alston is a candidate for trustee of the Carnegie Free Library vacancy created by T H Martins term. He has long been active with the library and has contributed to its support. Dr W S Elkin's council elected term also ends and he is expected to be renominated with no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Free Library
Robert F Alston
Tompkins & Alston
T H Martin
Alston
Dr. W
Elkin
Martin
Council
Ita
Lady Injured As Horses Run Away In Athens Accident
Mrs H F Winn of Watkinsville suffered a serious injury when her buggy was overturned on Lumpkin street hill as the horse ran away. Two other ladies were badly bruised. She was taken to her sister Mrs W B Jackson’s home where Dr Carlton attended, with a broken leg in three places. The injured woman was later carried home to Oconee county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
H. F. Winn
Watkinsville
Lumpkin Street
Winn
W. B. Jackson
Thomas Street
County Commissioners Agree To Pave North Avenue
County officials voted to co operate with the city on paving six blocks of North avenue from Marietta to Williams, with the city to pay half and the county the other half. Work to start July first after discussing timing and impact on ongoing projects. A special tax session and tax settlement with Atlanta Home Insurance Co were also on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
J W Pope
Seventh Ward
North Avenue
Marietta Street
Williams Street
Torrest Adair
IT B Rosser
Walter Brown
Clifford L. Anderson
Ty E W. Palmer
Palmer
Anderson
Adairampton
Pope
Adair
Inman Park
Plaster's Bridge Road
Peachtree Road
Spencer R Atkinson
Atlanta Home Insurance Company
Spe
County Commission Adopts Rules and Sets Special Session
County commissioners approve new rules for stationary engineers and arrange a Friday morning meeting to dispose of tax matters related to the Atlanta Home. Charles Heflin resigns from county police. Nate Anderson fills the vacancy as sessions may shift if board members are absent. Road tax books to close April 10, ordinary to call reformatory election, and officials to mail order. Cook's Champagne advertisement ends the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
EL Z Rosser
Atkinson
Charles H Heflin
Nate Anderson
Board of Examiners of Stationary Engineers
L. Ashley
Board of Examiners
P Stewart
Finance Committee
Anderson
Adair
H M Wood
Tutt's Liver Pills Promise Preventive Health Claim
A vintage advertisement declares Tutt's Liver Pills will cure and prevent a range of illnesses including Sick Headache dyspepsia biliousness malaria constipation jaundice and torpid liver by timely use. The claim asserts absolute cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutt
Impure water blamed for illness prompts call for distillation
A directs readers to avoid impure drinking water and promotes distilled water as pure. The text warns that raw water causes disease, urges buying a sanitary still for 19 dollars, and promises pure aerated water for culinary use, offering a booklet for details.
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Woman and Oo Society
the Women of Japan
Ornan
Davis & Ereeman
Woman's Relief Corps, Auxiliary of the
Mra. O. Moye
No. 17
West
Fort McPhern
Francis Gustavua Hancock
Julia
Francis Hudson Sawyer
Fest Avenue
H H Raymond
Brunswick, Ga
E. P. Chamberliel
Ella Russell Wright
Augusta
Fussell
Inez
Nashville
Arthur Hobbs
Ponce DeLeon Avenue
P. F Williams
Carria Williams
la Grange
Ib N. Speer
Peachtree Street
Walter Howard
W. F. Newman
Hutchins
Lawrenceville
Harrie Fumade
New York
Ralph Lewisa
Ruth Cunningham
William Dickson
Carlsbad
Jotn Marshall Staton
Robert Emory Park
D Harrison Sa
Manning Circle
John Ryan
Frances Bradley
Asbury
Robt. F. Alston
Cas
Atlanta Gas Light
Puls, Welborn, Beer & Go
Castor
Dorflinger
Dorflinger's
Dorflingers
Dobbs, Wey & Co
North Pryor St
Heathrow
Double Co
the Jolly Pathfinders
Michael Strogoff
Witch OF
Imperial Theatre Week
Funny Burlesque Court
Lirs
C. H. Smith
Charles Smith
John Duncan
Gbhorgia
Fulton County
L. Connally
Thomas W Connally
W. H. Hulsey
Hunnicutt & Bellingrath Co
Georgia Filton County
Laurent de Give
Josephine M
Marlon
Halley
Georgia Fulton County
J J Bailey
J B
H_ HULSEY
Geneva Fulson
Ordiey
Emory
Mabry
Charles McCrar
Tully Duchareed
Inted Trust
Snow
W. H. Heeney
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