Society Notes from Atlante Womans Club and New Tea Room
Mrs King and the Atlante Woman's Club executive board hosted a birthday celebration after their meeting with flowers candles and congratulatory telegrams to Mrs Botting Jones in Baltimore. The Atlanta Tea Room opened near Peachtree offering tea coffee and light fare run by Washington Seminary students. A Silver Tea for St John Lutheran Church organ fund was planned at 302 Houston Street. The Merry Widow hat era is said to be dethroned by the National Association of Retail Milliners.
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Mrs. King
Mra Willam King
Atlante Womans Club
King
Bolling Jones
Botting Jones
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Atlanta Art Association
Carnegie
Washington Seminary
Michael Hoxe
August Denk
Houston Brect
Organ Fund
St Johae Lutheran Church
Merry Widow
Chicago
National Association of Retail
Mutmers
Beautiful Ball Reception At Fort McPherson A Regal Military Event
Officers of the Seventeenth United States regiment celebrated their Cuba return with a grand reception at the Athletic Club rooms Fort McPherson. The hall featured ornate decoration, national and regimental flags, cedar and pine greenery, and a punch service under an umbrella. A deliciou supper followed by dancing, with Colonel Van Orsdale and staff greeting guests, while officers and their wives assisted in entertaining including many captains and lieutenants and visiting fort residents Miss White McCoy and Miss Julia Terrett were noted among the young ladies present.
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Jana
Fort Mcfrerson
Seventeenth United States Regiment
Cuba
Atlanta
Smilaz
Apraya
James
van Orsdale
Terrett
Manny
Ghoneweyth
Brie McCoy
Mra Hunt
Hardaway
Mra Hobba
Ashbrook
Cheston
Solelluc
Holliday
Bradford
Butler
Drysdale
Spalding
Burnett
Astermann
Huck
Gabe
Hester
Haxelhurst
Burdette
Duncle
Atkinson
Logan
Baker
Hickley
Milas Easton
White McCoy
Julia Terrett
New Millinery Styles Spark Debate At National Meet
Pleadings of benighted mankind fail to do the millinery. Mme Maerie heads the reception committee for the National Association of Retail Milliners as models descend from Servian influence to the brimless shapes. The Merry Widow era confronts protests while new hats demand slick calffures. In Atlanta society notes, visits, and moves accompany the fashion discourse.
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Mme Maerie
National Association of Retail Milliners
Pelimer House
Deerea
Hungary
Sergia
Merry Widow
Cincinnati Enquirer
Paper price cut eyed by Select Committee report
Washington report details a plan to reduce print paper from six dollars to two per ton, place ground wood on the free list, and levy one twelfth cent per pound on mechanically ground wood pulp. The recommendations urge forest conservation, government initiation of young plantation forests, and investigations into alternative wood sources for fiber.
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Washington
Select Committee On Pulp and Paper Investigation
House
United States
Rockies
Conservaton of Forests
Committee Arciue
Itita
Bureau of Plant Industry
Honeymooners Free Seats at Grand for Engaged Couples
Free admission offered to newly married couples in town during the engagement of The Honeymooners at the Grand. Couples must present themselves to receive two free seats for either Washington's Birthday performances. Fields and Wooley headline a vaudeville program with Robie's burlesque and costumes, featuring Ceci Spooner and a large chorus in lavish outfits.
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Grand
Grand Opera House
Washington
Fields and Wooley
Fields & Wooley
Halcyon Hall Visitors and Winter Plans
Halcyon Hall in Miami notes upcoming visits to Tyamanu Palm Beach and St Augustine before homeward travel. Miss Alice Macauley Jeven leaves Paso Texas to join her nephew Mr Martin for the winter. Mr Robert Davis and Emily Myre return from Barnesville. Mrs William Habe accompanies them. Mine Charing Owens hosts a shlerism at ballet muppet Tuesday for guest Miss Sweat of Pennsylvania. Mrs Ro A Sonn hosts a large theater party at the Orpheum for guest Mrs Walter Ellet of Chicago. Miss Frances Connally visiting Greenwood spreads the university ball. Miss Oscar Kliters lectures at Carnegie Library on The Palace and Court of the Tuileries and Life of Empress Eugenie.
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Alice Macauley Jeven
Paso
Tex
Mr .Martin
Myre Robert Davis
Atue
Emily
Barnesville
William Habe Wil
Charing Owens
Ballat
Lyric Theater Draws Huge Crowd Despite Weather
The Lyric theater drew hundreds of patrons this week with many showing up in bad weather. Friday night sold out as Miss Pooner captivates audiences with her personality and magnetism, unmatched by any actress recently brought to the new theater. Also promoting a refreshing beverage Pep-To-Lac claims to be delicious, thirst-quenching and free of dope or heart stimulants, offered at low prices.
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Lyric
Beautiful Theater
Aud Ince
Pooner
Public notices and local mishaps parade through Atlanta paper
The item reports religious services at the Synagogue on Washington and Clarke led by Rabbi Solomon Plula from Nashville, Pendleton’s Florida trip, Christin Church Sunday services by Mrs Hyatt, pneumonia threats to Mrs Hyatt and her daughter, Frank Wynn injured by a fall and wire incident, Dr Ernest Roeckh improving after illness, Colonel Abel Pound's gradual recovery, Mariet College Cadets to compete for the Eitverman medal at Gate City Guards armory, and cadets’ exhibition plans with Wingate as prior winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
Clarke Streets
Solomon Plula
Nashville
Tena
Abel Pound
Bie
Crew Street
Mariet College
Eitverman
Gate City Guards
Companier
Ang
Avigalions
Eas
Sergent
Wingate Battie
Panic in School as Explosion Hits Public Hall No 22
Five hundred school children were thrown into a panic when a gas explosion struck Public School No 22 at Remney and Scott streets in Baltimore on February 19. Students jumped from windows and crowded doorways in the chaos. no fatalities or serious injuries were reported.
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Baltimore
Remney
Scott Streets
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Tion
bavison-Paxon-Stokes Co
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Social Tiema
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Glacina At
Mian
Kate Adams
Ponce de Leon
Auramifoe
Pioye Jenkins
HC. Devis
Puneme
Ponce de Leonavante
John A Dey
EB Park Peat
West End
Alston Wrage
Trinity Ehsveh
Columbus, Ga
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Wiorktea
Nawau
Miss Daan
St Paul
Johneon Ami
Ina
Gamuel Mo Imsn
Andrew Want
Princetoan
Rome
Pinaud
Fiet-Cless
Parfumerie
Pinaud Bids
New York
Ceci Spooner
Halcyon Hall
Miami
Tyamanu
Palm Beach
St Augustine Te Fore
Frances Connally
Greenwood
Oscar Kliters
Carnegiebrary
Rey H K Pendleton
Florida
Mre
Frank Wynmn
Kia
Meenole Street
Wynn
Ernest Roeckh
Forrest Gveriue
Pneumontz
Lange
Hoeckh
Caruso
Calve
Eames
Farrar
Gadski
Homer
Melba
Plancon
Schumann-Heink
Scotti
Sembrich
Tetrazzini
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. 5
Victor
Victor Records
Victor Dealers
Elyea-Austell CO
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