To Miss Denis Dinner at Capital City Club
A dinner for Miss Almes Denis of New Orleans, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Honniond, featured a pink and gold centerpiece with valley lilies. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Honnicutt and a party of sixteen, with gowns in blue, pink, and yellow, plus a host of friends and hosts.
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Cheries W. Crankshaw
Capital City
Almes Denis
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J. B. Honniond
Miss Herring
Gladyw Kirk
Frascey Herring
Newnan
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Misa Marie Lederle
Mais Mary McCall
Georgia May Taylor
Ollie May Osborn
Mies Camie Henderson
Mies Bula Sullivan
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Esa
Paul Octave Hebert
Miza Almes Denis
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Mrs. Honicutt
W. L Peel
John M. Slefan
Charles Winship
Frederick Steriche
Philadelphia
BH. A. Smythe
Renfroe
Layette
Kate Carroll
Columbus
Ohio
Albert Akerd
C. E
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Neale
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Metpin
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Richmond
Ny Miys
Charlee Dunbar Roy
Bra
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Hichmond
Edward Flash
E. P. McBurney
Shepard Bryan
Ana
Local Social Scene Notes From Knoxville Visit and Guests
Local notices describe visits and greetings among families including Jennie, Mrs. Newsome, Mrs. Cucitan A Contin, and Mrs. Arthur Howell. Plans for travel to New Orleans for Gras festivities are mentioned, with prizes announced at a bridge party hosted by Miss Ethel Lavety. Several guests and hosts are listed, such as Mrs. Virginia G. Hitt and Mrs. Burnside, highlighting social connections and upcoming events in the Merion and MeM Gordon circles. May reference to trips to Penfield and Gunnison areas appear amid a flurry of names and small gatherings.
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Knoxville
Andre
Gores Colina
Ben Hurttohy
Gmresnan
Dag
Penfield
Sortheitig
Caghie
Merion
Wingtum
Gordon Surest
Sonny
Anne Arthur Montgomary
Boy Falls Two Stories Not Injured in Remarkable Accident
A two year old boy, Willis Cometine Bhacman, son of Bimion Sherman, a Capital City Club waiter, residing at 478 Auburn avenue, fell from a window two stories up near his home. He was uninjured aside from bruises after a doctor examined him. no bones were broken and no internal injuries were found.
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Willis Cometine Bhacman
Bimion
Sherman
Auburn Avenue
Baby-Base and Baby-Ease advertised for infants and children
An ad promotes Baby-Base natural food for babies and Baby-Ease as a safe, non opium vegetable remedy for colic constipation and teething discomfort. It claims rapid relief, no side effects, and compliance with the Pure Food and Drug Act. The copy urges doctors or druggists to endorse it and lists Atlanta Georgia as contact.
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Artgeisty
Baby-Base Company
Atlanta
Georgia
Incendiaries at Work in Brewton February Fire Reward
Citizens of Brewton offer a $2,000 reward for the arrest of incendiaries following a February blaze tied to an alleged amendingy origin and Cedar Creek Mill Company contributing $1,000. The Cedar Creek Mill Company adds funds to the pursuit of those responsible.
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Brewton
Ceeetten
Cedar Creek Mill Company
Instant Relief From Catarah Relief Treatise
Fragmentary OCR shows a claim of instant relief from a condition named catarah with promises of fast cures and a booklet offer. The text cites testimonials and a contact for sending materials, indicating a health remedy advertisement with dubious efficacy.
Mrs Joseph Morgan Heads Pioneer Society in Atlanta
The Pioneer Society of Atlanta elected Mrs Joseph Harris Morgan president at a meeting in the Pisgah Hotel assembly room. The group, led by Mrs Margen End, aims to revive pioneer ties, preserve reminiscences of the sixties, and support civic betterment while recording local history.
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Piscmont Hotel
Joseph Harris Mestan
Margen
Anthony Morphy
Ant
Joseph Harry Moargani
Anthony Afuiginz
Henry Ja
Wilson
M. In -Herrisont Treasurar
John Ryan
Virginia “Hardin
Myre
Mark Hardin
Augusta Moore
Aistier
Aftobell
Partell
Morgen
Eelie Belle
Elgteity
Frank B. Rice
Morgan
Ue Sciety
Women's Pioneer Society of
Secon
The Theaters Parade Vaudeville Week In Atlanta
A bustling report from Atlanta highlights vaudeville acts at the Grand Lyric Bijou and Orpheum. Pally of the Circus receives overwhelming praise, with satirical and musical routines by Landon Lucier Ch and others drawing strong crowds. George Alde’s Runaway Bride and The Clansman stage shows set billing, while Governor Glenn and other figures engage public appearances in Macon and San Francisco travel notes.
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Sohony Bay
George Alde
Tee
Lyric
Wingfield Still Alive After Rural Clue Sparks Hope
Washington February 4 The fourth day search for John T Wingfield who wandered from his Washington home Monday morning amid insanity reports a rural carver saw a man matching his description near the Columbia mines wearing a light hat and long dark overcoat He survived Monday night’s cold and is believed alive awaiting reunion with his friends and family
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Washington
Rebruary
John T. Wingfield
Wingfield
Columbia Mines
Patrol Auto Course Discussed by Savannam Militia Officers
In Severish Ga on February 4 a meeting of militia officers and Automobile Club committees discussed patrolling the Face course if another auto race is held in Savannah. Officials indicated a permit application would wait until administration changes, noting it not yet necessary to rush.
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Automobile Club
Savannam
Baek
Savamnasha
McEneary
Tush
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