Society calendar of entertaining events in honor of Miss Virgit Jenkins
Mrs. Hugh McKee hosts a Brandon Society afternoon tea for Miss Virgit Jenkins of Suffolk Virginia. Mrs. Henry Porter Williams from Charleston arrives Monday as guest of Mrs. Porter to attend opera week events. Police: no.
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Miss Jenkins
Hugh McKee
Briize
Laura Anstey
Virgift Jenkins
Suffolk
Williams
Henry Porter Williams
Chicirleston
Henry Porter
Porter
Porterston
Miller Futchina
HR. W. Hunt
Mrs. Good
Brown Couple Host Bridge Dinner
Mr and Mrs Edward T Brown entertained at dinner last night in com
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Edward T. Brown
Com
Milady's Toilet Table By Mme D MILLE Hair and skin remedies
A home beauty column reviews thorox dry shampoo for quick hair improvement and offers recipes with orris root corn meal mayatone hazel and delatone paste for hair removal. Suggestions include antiseptic Mother's Salve for healing minor wounds and details on skin and facial care routines.
Reveries of a Bachelor tableaux at Marist college hall
Social notes describe a luncheon by Mrs. Nerwoog Mitchell for Miss Harriet Calhoun with twenty guests. A Living Pictures program titled The Reveries of a Bachelor stars Debbie Vaughn and others, featuring living models and parish children, matinee at 2 30 and an evening show, plus music. Five O Clock Tea at the Georgian Terrace hosted by Mrs. E G McCabe honors Mrs. Eugene Heard with iris theme. Attendees include Mrs Correa Harris and Mrs Rounsaville, and Mrs H C White travels from Cass Station to district meeting in Athens.
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Miss Calhoun
Nerwoog Mitchell
Harriet Calhoun
Marist
College Hall
Ladies’ Altar Society of the Sacred Heart Church
Debbie Vaughn
Marie Ridley
Emmaa Kate Amorous
Helen Payne
Beasie Brady
Mary Bowen
Lucile Moran
Margaret Haverly
Miss Condon
E.G. McCabe
Georgian Terrace
Eugene Heard
Elberton
Fuerts
White
Cass Station
H. C. White
Athens
District Club
Atlanta
Julian Harris
Rosa Woodberry
Electa Chapter to Meet at Masonic Temple Evening
Electa Chapter No 6 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a regular meeting this evening at 8 oclock at the Masonic temple All members urged to attend Visiting members in good standing are cordially welcome.
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Electa
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Social set greets guests during grand opera week
Mrs Lena K Covington returns to Bowling Green after entertaining as guest of Mrs Elizabeth Winship Bates. Miss Martina Burke of Macon visits Miss Elizabeth Morgan for grand opera week. Dr L C Rouglin travels to Augusta for medical meeting and returns Saturday. Dr John Powell back in Gainesville after stay with Mr and Mrs Laurence Everhart. Mrs Powell leaves for home today. Mrs Charles W Furbee of Clarksburg arrives to visit Mr and Mrs C J Blount. Mrs Carter of Guin eaville is in St Josephs infirmary. Mr and Mrs Sanders Walker of Macon Mr and Mrs B S Walker Mr and Mrs Clifford Walker and Mr and Mrs A W Arnold of Monroe plan to attend grand opera next week. Mrs Norwood Mitchell hosts luncheon for Miss Harriett Calhoun.
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Lena K. Covington
Bowling Green
Elizabeth Winship Bates
Martina Burke
Macon
Elizabeth Morgan
John Powell
Gainesville
Laurence Everhart
Charles W. Furbee
Clarksburg
W. Va
Blount
Carter
Guineaville, Ga
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Sanders Walker
B.S. Walker
Clifford Walker
A. W. Arnold
Monroe
City
Norwood Mitchell
Jiarrlett Calhoun
Henry Durand
James TF. Williams
Misa Alma Stanley
Atlantic City
Dward Fortson
Martha Boynton
Ellisaworth Hall
Frederick Jones
Pittsburg
Athens
Martine Burke
Roselle Cooley
Jacksonville
Katherine Gordon
Cardul praised by Mrs Kendrick in Jonesville letter
A Jonesville letter from Mrs J S Kendrick recounts crippling womanly trouble and how Cardul, a vegetable tonic, brought relief after doctors warned of surgery or cancer. The notice then lists social items and upcoming appearances at grand opera and medical conventions in Augusta and surrounding towns.
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Jonesville
3. C
J. S. Kendrick
Cardus
Jika
Cardul
Parcel Post Debate Sparks National Carrier Controversy
An 19th century Progressive Farmer critique argues better transportation benefits outweigh merchant opposition. It claims opposition by retailers stems from selfish motives, noting a larger beneficiary base than merchants themselves. The piece asserts parcels post would be advantageous for the country as a whole.
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Paria
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Forsyth Tor
W G. Parks
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Augusta, Ga
Migs Tutt
H. G. Parks
Haygood
Charleston
Robert W. Hunt
Milady’s
Mme. D'Mille
Mrs. Brown
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L. C. Rougiln
Augusta Yasterd
Kendrick
Tha
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East Merritts Avenue
M. F. Griffith
Indiana
Robin Adair
Augusta
West Peachtree Street
Isabel Nunnally
George Napier
Deratur
W. H. Field
Cartersville
B. R. Barrett
T. J. Avery
W. C. Hall
Edith
William Otis
Columbia, S. C
Lynan
Washington
Congress of the National Society
William Lawson. Peel
Georgia
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Gusta
Block
Grand Opera
Allen’s
Mme. la Pompadour
J. P. Allen & Co
Whitehall Street
St. Nicholas Rink
Ponce de Leon Park
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Kelley Bros. Co
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