A R 15 Plan Election in D A R Faction Feud
The New York Herald details precongress maneuvering within the Daughters of the American Revolution over president general elections. Mrs Fairbanks seeks reelection backed by allied members. Mrs Donald McLean leads anti politics opposition, with both sides vying for influence, unity and the arrival of Continental Hall.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
York
Herald of Land
Continental Congress
Donald McLean
the Herald
Charles J. Fairbanks
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Indiana
Washington
Harrison
Daniel Manning
Mirs
Donald Mcfean
New York City
the Daughters of the America Revolution
Manning
Charles Wairbanks
McLean
Fairbanks
Mississippi
Paybanks
Fairbanka
Societat
United States
Ani
Memn Continental
White House
Charles W. Fairbanks
The
Theodoreosevelt
Daughters of the American Revolution Society
Fewell Austin Wedding Quiet Ceremony at Home
Nellie Fewell and M Benes H Austin were married Tuesday afternoon at 6 by Rev. C A Langston at the bride’s mother's home. Only relatives and friends attended. The Valentine Sale by the Joseph Habersham chapter DAR has been postponed until further notice.
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Fewell-Austin
Nellie Fewell
M Benes H Austin
C. A. Langston
Church of Our Father
Valentine Sale
Joseph Habersham
Daughters of the American Revolution
Coiffure Dinner Promises Historic Hair Creations
Mrs Orme Wilson hosts a February 14 dinner where women wear coiffures styled as historical or mythological figures. The event, a fashionable dress dinner, showcases varied hair fashions from sweet sixteen to empire era, with French influence noted as especially noted.
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Metropolitan
Aweidom
Orme Whson
Jean d' Arc
Ladies Work Apron and Garden Hat Patterns Ahead
Our Daily Fashion presents patterns for a practical work apron and a garden hat. The apron features a full gathered skirt with a narrow yoke and straps, using muslin or gingham. the hat is a launderable white pique or colored lawn model with crown that button onto the brim. Patterns No. 5088 and No. 5683 priced at 10 cents each.
Hair fashions and society pages from early Atlanta notes
The column discusses hat fitting and coiffure decorum by day and evening, praising how French ladies tailor styles to individual looks. It highlights Mrs Parsons at a Grand box party and a Palm Beach trend, then shifts to Sheltering Arms Society serving guests with a long list of volunteers, followed by Mrs Parsons hosting events and a bridge luncheon with prizes, ornate table decor, and fashionable outfits describing attendees and outfits in a period tone.
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Atudiva
Sire. Wilson
Parsons
Rmsshl Hopkins
Arthur Webb Parsons
John Marshal Sleton
Biss Waldo
Joseph Grown Connally
Piedmont
Atkinson
Esterday
James W. English, Jr
Bridge
Harry M. Atkinson
Griswold
Arnold
J. C. Hunter
George Traylor
Norwood Mitehel
G. A. Nicolson
van Landingham
Albert Howell, Jr
James Nunnally
Joseph Moody
duBignon
Robert Alston
Roy
Albert Thornton
W. H Parsons
Gholstin
Harry Jaxiteon
Hunter Cooper
J. K Ottley
Anchimala Davia
John Mitten
Clarence Knowles
Ridley
West End Party At Mrs Collings Home Delights Guests
RS ED Collings entertained a group of leading ladies in West End on Thursday afternoon with pink and red roses for decoration and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Humphries, Mrs Hardwick, Mrs Jenkins, Mrs Lovelace, Mrs Howell, Mrs Pope, Mrs Carter, Mrs Hudson, Mrs Troutman, J N Mathews, Ray, Colcord, Purser, Collings, Ed Mathews, McEachern, Merry, Crumley, Sharpe, Selman, Longine, Missea Culberson. The First Christ Church ladies exchange has relocated to 168 Peachtree Street in the kindergarten store and will sell cakes, chicken salad, biscuits, bread, mince pies, and beverages today to support the church. Watson-Register. Feb 0 Special 1- EK Watson of Tampa was married Tuesday to Miss Sarah Register of Statesboro.
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West End
ED Collings
Mecsdames Humphries
Hardwick
Jenkins
Lovelace
Howell
Pope
Carter
Hudson
Troutman
J. N. Mathews
Ray
Colcord
Purser
Cox
Collings
Ed Mathews
McEachern
Merry
Crumley
Sharpe
Selman
Longine
Missea Culberson
Ladies of the First Christ In Church
Peachtree Street
Mobile social item on Mrs. William saucy Thomes arrival
Mrs Wiliam saucy Thomes of Mobile arrived in the city yesterday afternoon. She was among the most attractive women enjoying yesterday's sunshine, wearing a be coming gens d arme blue velvet dress with a stole and muff of baby lamb.
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Wiliam Saucy Thomes
Ity
Thom
Mrs Kellogg among Atlanta visitors and local notices
Wednesday evening honors Mobile guest Harrison hosts Mrs Bailey Thomas. Miss Corbel Venable famed as Atlanta’s belle may settle in the city. Dr Fowsworth and Miss Jamison visit. Miss Lilien Harris ill. Trail Club hosts and entertaining plans unfold. Measles relief noted for Perry Adair and friends. Blue Ribbon flavors advertised. Windsor Hotel foreclosure sale set for March 7 in Americus. debt over 40 thousand. furniture and cars included. Holland lifts auto speed laws after reform.
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Harrison
Mobile
Bailey ‘Thomas
Venable
Florida
May Argher
Robert Hughes
Ards
Masters Perry Adair
George Eckford
Brooks Lovelace
Wen End
San Toy at the Grand pleases crowd with charm
The Grand presents San Toy with James T. Powers, Florence F. Smith, Margaret McKinney, and John Peachy in a lively musical comedy. Strong scenery and costumes, intelligent chorus, and robust performances thrill an unusually fine Atlanta audience. The program highlights The Little Wives and Rhoda and Her Pagoda with solid singing and expressive acting. The Billeraire is billed for Wednesday and Thursday with John Dee in a novel two-scene comic production by Thomas Q. Seabrooke.
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James T. Powers
Atlanta
Lotus Land
Rhoda
Tommy Atkins
China
Ching
Margaret McKinney
John Peachy
Gan Toy
Law & Erlanger
Thomas Q Seabrooke
John Dee
New York
The Show Girl closes Bijou engagement in New York satire
Broadway audiences respond to The Show Girl with broad gentle satire and strong performances. Seabrooke and The Billionaire company bring a large cast to town at the Grand, while Stella Maynew charms Bijou patrons. Walter Edwards returns on Monday as Sherlock Holmes in The Sign of the Four, with the Dunne and Harkin scenic production drawing praise and a likely large local gathering.
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Bijou
Whitney
Stella Maynew
Witl
Walter Edwards
Welle
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