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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1905
Page
3
Tehall Street stores offer deep discounts on ladies' suits coats skirts and furs as they clear stock by January 1. Broadcloth tweed and cheviot suits in multiple styles and colors reduced from 18.75 to 25 dollars, plus reductions on other garments and home goods during the holiday sale.
Linen department showcases hand and machine made pieces from 15¢ to 5.75 each with Renaissance doilies Irish work and damask items. Doll department offers jointed bisque and Handwerck dolls with markdowns. quilts, pillow cases and baby cases reduced for a big tomorrow sale.
Special prices offered on a large variety of dress goods with regular prices of 50 cents and 8, promoting a holiday inducement. Fabrics include light, medium and heavy weights in all colors.
The largest and most conveniently situated department on our second floor features a magnificent stock at right prices. A Pure Wool Filled Quilt line is new at 3.75 dollars each. A 5.00 Down Quilt offers remarkable value in soft quality down with top covering. A few slightly soiled blankets and comforts are offered at greatly reduced prices.
The Birmingham society column highlights Mrs Livingstqn Miss of Atlanta delivering an address on Christian Science at Jefferson Theater. The scene features Mrs Mims, Miss May Bernheim, Mrs Zork Nabers, the Brown Graves wedding prep, Jewish society ball at the Ilhan hotel, and various visits, engagements, and entertainments across Birmingham, Montgomery, and beyond as winter social season begins.
The Current Teples Club gathered Monday at Mrs Henry Wortham’s home with Mrs Louis Stevens and Mrs Wortham presiding. Members read papers by Mrs Cuyler King Mrs Frank Rogers Miss Ida Holt and Mrs George Duncan. Ida Holt read an editorial on graft by Bir John Boifcullet for The Evening News. Current events were led by Mrs Walter Grace.
Milledgeville visits and gatherings as Miss Oscar Walls rests at home after four journeys. Invitations issued for two handkerchief showers and the Leonard Pierce wedding with Miss Leverette as sole attendant. Bridesmaids Tallulah Jenkins and Elizabeth Candler for Tampii la wards’ Athens wedding on December 27. Families in Atlanta share Christmas plans. Elizabeth Rutt to wed James Licks Pierce at the Dougherty Leonard home on December 20.
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