Valentine Ball News and Atlanta Gala Travel Notes
Shrove Tuesday reflections and lively talk in New Orleans, with Atlanta visitors planning Florida Nassau and Cuba trips. Mrs J K Ohl and daughter travel toward Pekin after a westward tour. Details of receptions, Florida sojourns, and a grand valentine ball at Piedmont with Mrs Hone and Mrs Little among hostesses and guests.
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New Orsegna
Atlanta
Florida
Nassau
Cuba
J. K. Oh
Pekin
China
Carroll Payne
Miss Payne
Aiken
Augusta
Hampton Terrace
James McKeldin
Palm Beach
van Vleck
Floria
Harry English
Josie Stockdell
Lewis Heck
T. B., Neat
Nashville
E.G. McCabe
George Brown
Feel
Knoowles
Miss Atkinson
Jbl Connally
Joseph Gating
Pensacola
William Knowles
Payson
Marsh Johnson
Macon
W. W. Thomas
Augustus Hone
Alice Castleman
Hone
Wilmer Moore
Valent
Piedmont
I. C. Stevens
John D. Little
John W. Grant
Alstatter
Wiliam Green Raoul
Eeegerick W. Alstaetter
Wheeling
W. Va
Killarney
Peters
Willam Plane
Milton Dargan
Nunnally
Ehney
Frank Meador
Miss Sanford on Kipling at Atlanta Woman's Club
Miss Maria L. Sanford, longtime rhetoric chair at the Minnesota State University, will speak on Kipling at the Atlanta Woman's Club Wednesday afternoon February 9 at 7 o'clock. Each member may bring one guest. Sanford, often called the best loved woman in Minnesota, will share readings from Kipling and discuss her extensive lecturing career.
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Miss Sanford
Kipling
Atlanta
United States
Cardui helps Mrs Bradley end stomach and nerve troubles
Mrs Eula Bradley describes severe digestive and nervous indigestion with constant fatigue and headaches. After taking Cardui the spitting up stopped and digestion improved though headaches persisted. Advertises Cardui as a safe tonic for weak women, urging readers to consult their druggist for directions.
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Eula
Mas Bradley
Cardui
Cardus
Kipling praised as vivid poet of action in club talk
In Atlanta a speaker extols Kipling beyond Barrack Room Ballads, praising his vigorous, fearless voice and youthful optimism. Georgia Day events and patriotic programs are announced, featuring Mr. Hooper Alexander as orator and multiple local social club notices and restaurant plans.
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Kipling
Miss Sanford
Georgia
Atlanta
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Francia Bartow Educational Fund
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Frances Nunnally
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Misa Scott
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Salem
Mass
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Orpheum
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Athens
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Mary Harrison
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Washington Seminary
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Winnsboro
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Green Bay
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Columbia
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Sumter
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Crandall
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Hammond
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Hammons
Charles W. Crankstraw
Whitehall St
Suit Department
J M. High CO
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Kennesaw
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