Driving Club Valentine Ball Proves a Brilliant Occasion
A Washington society note reports the Piadmont Driving Club Valentine Ball entertaining 409 guests with a cabinet guest table for McAdoo Houston Williams and Miss McAdoo. Elaborate red Valentine decorate the ballroom and dining room, with a long menu including caviar, lobster Newburg, and era desserts. Dozens of other prominent guests are listed among attendees and hosts, reflecting a lavish social event of the season.
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Piadmont Driving Club
Goks
St. Valentine Gay
St. Valentine
Astrakhan
Plan to make Pinex cough syrup at home advertises relief
A handwritten ad promotes a two pint cough syrup plan claimed to last two families. It touts instant relief for ordinary coughs within 24 hours and lists mixing steps with granulated sugar, water, and Pinex. The pitch urges purchasing through a druggist and includes a money refund guaranty.
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Pines
Pinex Co
Wavue, Ee
Appeal to Women Promoted for Cardus Tonic
A Tennessee sales appeal urges women in Bus Ky to try Cardus the woman’s tonic. A Barbara Barker style testimony from Mrs Linzia R Barker claims 18 years of pain, headaches, dizziness, and fainting ended after using Cardus. The advertisement promises harmless vegetable ingredients and offers a free booklet and treatment guide from Chattanooga Medicine Co. Chattanooga Tenn.
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Bus
Linzia R. Barker
Cardus
Cardu
Tea and dances announced by St Elizabeths Guild and local orders
Informal tea at Mrs Turman and a Valentine dance at Segadlo hall hosted by Wilecta chapter No 6 Order of the Eastern Star. Proceeds to support local educational work. Also notes engagements and bridge parties including Mrs Patterson hosting, Loyless-Davison marriage at St Philip's Cathedral February 18, and Hackett to address Cole Mann's club on municipal theater.
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B. Turman
St. Elizabeth's Guild
St. Luke's Church
Wilecta
Fastern Star
Segadlo’s. Hall
Mrs Lowry Hosts Miss McAdoo at Atlanta Luncheon
Mrs Robert J Lowry hosted a luncheon at the Capital City Club in Atlanta for Miss McAdoo daughter of the secretary of the treasury. Twenty prominent local women attended as decorative arrangements and red heart motifs created a warm formal atmosphere.
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Robert J. Lowry
Nona McAdoo
Secretary’ of the Treasury
Atlanta
Miss McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Rabinaan
Helen Robinson
Baltimore
John A. Murphy
John King Gerley
John Temple Gravey
Eagar Pos McBurney
William Perrin_ficalson
Ji, Miller
Society notes on Miss Sheehan and local gatherings
A string of late nineteenth and early twentieth century Atlanta social events features Miss Marguerite Sheehan of Paris visiting sister Mrs. Mara, with six Atlanta sisters among attendees. A morning bridge hosted by Mrs. Hughes Spalding honors Miss Nancy Prince, with eight guests and luncheon. The Georgia Woman's Suffrage League met at the Carnegie library, urging education board election reform and woman voting rights, as ninety-six new members joined. Additional entertainments include Mrs. Gott hosting Mrs. Goff and guests at Ansley Park, with golf, needlework, and a luncheon in the Georgian Terrace library wing.
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Speer
William_A. Speer
Peachtree Road
Nancy Prince
Hughes Spalding
Nell Prince
Emma Hate Amorous
Lula Dean Jones
Martina Burke
Harriet Calhoun
Laura Cowles
Josephine Storey
Caroline Buse
Marion Goldsmith
Lindsey Hopkins
John Silvey
Marguerite Claire Sheehan
Paris
France
BE. W. Mara
Atlanta
More
Sheehan
Moran
Moody
Branch
C. W. Kress
Washington
Miss Prince
Stabine
Woman’s Suffrage League
Georgia Woman's Buffraze League
Carnegie Library
Francee
Whiteside
W.W. . Keough
Law and Order League of Chicago
Adell G. Helmer
Helen Hopkins
Goff
Ralph Bardwell
Storkely
New York
W.& Mayson
Edgar Paulin
Tillian Brown
G. Ayer
Guy ‘Woolford
Rosa Frederick
Albert Faylar
Valentine Dance Benefits DAR Chapter at Hotel Angle
The Joseph Habersham chapter DAR hosts a Valentine party this afternoon from 5 to 7 at the Hotel Angle to aid the building fund. Admission is 50 cents, with Mrs Perdue as regent and several chapter officers receiving guests. Floor committees include Mrs Doughty Bante and others. nine listed ladies plus several Misses will greet attendees. Miss Naomi Andrews visits from New York as guest of Mrs Rob ert Alston. Miss Adgate Ellis hosts a luncheon for ten in honor of Andrews with valentines and heart motifs.
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California
Newburg
James ‘Hickey
Misa Andrews
Mix
Hubert Alston
Adgate Ells
Goldsmith
Edward Inman
Allen Johnson Young
Chariea Kenney
Philip Keeney, Jr
Clarke
Charles Callaway
Hlegnor Speir
Willeen Pierce
Myrtle Crossland
Attie Ruth Stone
Evelyn Linden
Kathleen
Keeney
Ellen Thompson
Margaret, McGinley
Dorothy Keeney
Isabella Brady
Pauline’ Keeney
Mat
Mat Keeney
Annie Lee
Masters Harold Williams
James Weet
Hayden
Haumston
Vernon Logan
Edwin Walk
Hotel Angle
Joseph Habersham
Daughters of the American Revolution
Perdue
Building Fund
Joseph Habersham Chapter
Te Chapter
Doughty Bante
Clarence Havitty
Whiniy Calhoun
Ronald Ransom
William Tilt
John W. Somerville
Charles Remsen
Milton Dargan
Mainer
Dee Hardin
Marion Perdue
Mary Helen Moody
Harriet Calhoun
Miss. Ellis
Adgate Ellis
Naomi Andrews
New York
Robart Alston
Valentine
Dis
Miss Andrews
Rage
Miner
A. F. Woodward
Fred Seay
Jack Lockhart
Ellis Lockhart
James Carlisle
Clyde Spinks
Howard McPhail
Jodson Warlick
Eugene McHiroy
Werren Powell
Hal Macrson
Hal Drake
Eimer Ray
Mozelle Gan
Aiex Vander
Public Service Corporations Course Opens at Atlanta Law School
The Atlanta Law School began a junior year course titled Public Service Corporations, the first in the South, with attorney B. B. Smith to teach over five months. He warned that law regulating public service entities will rapidly evolve under federal oversight, with railroads and other major firms, including Standard Oil, facing tighter rules.
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Atlanta Law School
South
B. Smith
Atlanta
Cathedral Decorated for Sunday Services
For two Sundays, Philib a cathedral has used the Sunday school room as decorators and painters finish walls, tile vestibule and choir. The Rev. R. W. Patton of Sewanee will preach at 11 and 230, discuss the missionary movement, and meet women Monday at 4 and men at 2 in the Sunday school room.
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Philib'a
Taom
R. W. Patton
Missionary Department
Sewanee
Wil
Sun— Day School
Piedmont Auto Sales Company Organized in Piedmont
Carl W. Yard and J. M. Parrott organized the Piedmont Auto Sales Company on Friday to serve as Southern distributors for the Reo and Marmon car brands.
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Piedmont Auto Sales Company
Carl W. Yard
J. M. Parrott
Piedmont Auto sSales Company
Southern
Reo
Ambiguous Patent Claim Promises Quinine Cure
A fragmentary notice touts ARGMO QUININE and LAXATIVE ROMO QUINN claiming a one day cure for a “Gold” ailment. It urges seeking the full name and signature of E. W. GROVIN as part of the sales pitch.
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Zower the Genine
Romo Quinn
E.W. Grovin
Social Notes From Atlanta Geor Gian Terrace Guests Assemble
A Savannah business party led by Thomas Purge gathers at the Georgian Terrace. Atlanta society members and visiting guests attend Mardi Gras week events with friends and relatives in and around Atlanta, Detroit, New Orleans, and New York.
Bankers impressed with south growth say finances strong
Councilman W G Humphrey returned from New York confident that northern and eastern bankers are impressed by the souths growth He noted easy money conditions in New York and said Atlanta favored for a regional bank site He declined to discuss the citys finance sheet but asserted it will pass without changes and that supporters remain firm ahead of Monday council session
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W. G. Humphrey
Athiete
New York
North
Humphrey
New Yor
Tobinson, Humphrey and Wardlaw
Atlanta
Woodward
Reward Offered for Arrest of Davis in Murder Case
Governor Slaten issued a 409 dollar reward for A. F. Davis wanted in Glynn county as accessory to the murder of Mrs. V. F. Davis of Hortense Georgia. Mrs. Davis was last seen with her husband and later found dead in a swamp. his brother vanished from a train. W. H. Davis faces murder charges. A. F. Davis sought for arrest.
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Slaten
Wriday
A. FL Davis
Glynn County
V. H Davis
Hortense
V. FL Davis
Brrs
Davis
AR. Davis
Brunswick
A. R. Davis
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