Augusta Social Season Bright with Entertaining Notes
Augusta Ga August 29 Special Correspondence In compliment to Miss Anna Belle Mcintosh of Charleston Mrs N Hildebrandt hosted a Tuesday afternoon progressive rook gathering with prizes and refreshments The week continued with visits and social events as locals report travel plans sailings and summer outings among families and entertaining clubs.
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Augusta
Anna Belle Mcintosh
Charleston
N. Hildebrandt
J. Behreever
Henry Schmidt
Honer
H. S. Cook
Miss Mcintosh
Miss Breden
Marie
Elise Meyer
Europa
France
Josephine Hill
Seattle
Marion Moore
Waynesboro
Bord
Hida Allen
Savannah
Louise Martin
Columbia
Harler
Belvidere
S.C
Rome social notes highlight bridge party and golf luncheon
Mrs Chattes iter hosted an elegant Monday afternoon in Rome honoring Mrs Wyly Snyder of Jacksonville. Agnes Harris won the bridge trophy and a hand painted item presented by Mrs Snyder. A Cross Country golf luncheon honored Margaret Hamilton and guests from Atlanta Newnan and Gadsden with a moonlight picnic at Young's mill that evening.
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P. M. Harbin
Rome
Joy Harper
Tonald Harper
England
Cinder Springs
Sadie Hamilton v
J. B. Brooks
Athens
Linton Hamilton
Bolling
Sullivan
Lucile Watters
Atlanta
Jogsie
Joy Glover
William W
Sunday School Meeting At Kathryn Houston’s Home
Kathryn Houston hosted a Sunday school class at her hilltop home on Thursday afternoon. Members were asked to invite one guest, resulting in a larger gathering. Several games of anagrams were played followed by punch, ice cream, cake, and refreshments.
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Athens
W. G. Hankinson
Laura Hankinson
Murers
James T. Rothwell
Ellen Doremus
Charles Estes
Saluda
N.C
Isabelle Wiliams
Paris
Albert T. Davidson
Sylva
N. C
Antonio
Mrs. Davidson
Thomson
Kathryn Houston
Neckwear Arrives in Charming New Styles for Fall
An eagerly awaited shipment brings a range of new neckwear. Collars and vests in organdie lace and net from 30c to 1.50. Marie Antoinette collars in black or white chiffon, with silver or color embroidery, 75c. Linen collar and cuff sets 50c to 1.00. Rufflings vary 25c to 1.50 yard. Novelty narrow tubular ties in white or striped and Persian effects 25c each.
A Shipment of Hosiery From Across the Seas
A shipment of fall and winter hose has arrived, possibly the last for a time, bought months ago before war with our Teutonic cousins. Stock includes silks lisles and cottons in black white and colors. A Monday special offers Gordon Silk Hose at 79c per pair with high spliced double heel and toe.
Interesting Glove News Amid War Scarcity
Import halts restrict fine kid gloves and skins, mainly from France and Germany, raising prices and creating a shortage for the coming season. A shipment of Fownes' gloves arrives. Eugenia two clasp gloves priced at 1.50 and Physics pique stitched gloves at 7 per pair.
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France
Germany
Fownes
Eugenia
New Dress Cottons of Special Interest
New fall cottons resemble silk at a distance and dress fabrics showcase silk-like weaves. Cotton fabrics branded China Silk offer soft, mish-silk texture at 50 cents per yard, plus mer cerized crepes in two tones, White Silk Striped Crepes for waists, plaid crepes for skirts, and 36 inch Nainsook bolts priced around $1.19 per bolt.
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Timely Economies for Housekeepers
Housekeeping sale offers 63x9-inch sheets for school girls at 6c each. Old Colony brand pillowcases 45x36 inches regular 20c value 15c each or $1.80 per dozen. Marseilles bed spreads full double size 1.69 each. Mercerized damask table linens 71 inches 16c per yard. 18-inch mercerized napkins 6c per dozen. Huck towels red bordered 18x36 inches 1.00 per dozen. Turkish bath towels 1x9x1 inch 15c each or 1.80 per dozen. Bath mats assorted colors from 9c to 1.25.
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Old Colony
Hand Embroidered Lingerie Lowest Prices Ever Quoted
Hand embroidered undergarments offered at deep discounts for quick sale. Dresses and petticoats priced as low as $1.25 to $2.50 with items including gowns, combinations, chemises, drawers, and extra size petticoats noted as hand embroidered. Retailer advertises rapid turnover for students leaving home.
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Gfc
G&c
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John W. Pugh
LaGrange
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Carolyn Hightower
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North Carolina
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Dorothy
Sitva
Mia
J. Hardwick Jackson
Louise Rowland
Bagriz
Fannie Dugas
St Toxsany
Frank Beane
Columbusi
Blanche Seymour
Greenewood
Vivian Kas
Anita Britaingham
Ben Lester
Brunswick
Leroy Sheftall
Jarkevonville
Gearde T. Perrin
North Augusta
New York
Geo. R. Stearns
Italy
William Martin
Rob Strismink
Almpass
Ola Jones
Albany
Mary al Crouch
Josie Jannson
Griffin
Rodolph Gehrken
2 Brill
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Sheftall
Jaksonville
Yelsow
Mamie Lander
Upper Green Street
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Sturdivant
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Sable
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Wille Levy
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Mary Lou
Miss Cumming
Baltic
London
Maurice Walton
John Walton
Luther Arrington
Miles Luille
Great Bell Springs
George Sancken
Iffus
Mary Milner
Misa Ethel Bach
M. J. Mabry
F. L Poller
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Theodore Washburn
Mr. Washburn
Long Island
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