Beautiful Colonial Ball At East Lake Country Club
Elaborate red white and blue decorations created a festive setting for the Colonial ball at East Lake Country Club last night. National flags hung over doorways while roses palms and hyacinth baskets adorned tables. Souvenirs included hatschets cherries and Washington birthday motifs. notable guests and hosts listed with several couples noted as entertained at dinner.
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East Lake Country Club
George Washington
Amone
Virgil Shopara
Mire
Shart Wrung
Rt Darby
WM Blackman
Ena Sire
Jor
Burton Me
Ira Willis Simmons
Sire J Ho Whitten
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for stomach ills
A Newfield New York reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an economical and beneficial remedy for women's ailments and stomach trouble. The testimonial claims two bottles cured indigestion and restored health, recommending a tablespoonful after meals to fix digestive issues in a few days.
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Lyd E Pinkham
Newfield
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Burr Willams
Newfield N
Masquerade Dance at Ormewood Park Home
Valentin hosts a masquerade at the Ormewood Park residence with a reception room parlor and living rooms decked in red and green. A formal 11 o’clock served course followed with guests including RS Shaw, J McDowell, Oscar Hyman, Tops family, Minor Everett, Stolen family, Margret Philip, Mildred Hottinesworth Vine, Gertrude Owens, and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormewood Park
RS Shaw
J . McDowell
Oscar Hyman
Minor Everett
Stolen
Margret Philip
Mies
Mildred Hottinesworth Vine
Gertrude Owens
Blarche Orgain
Carrin Boatenrelter
Jennie Walker
Hob Smith
McCall VanDevander
Curt Yangford
William Boatenreiter
HW Bostenrelter
Evening of Music at Cable Fall Recital
An evening concert hosted by Mrs Delos Hill and Mrs BF Parker features Miss Fthe Beyer on piano with various performers in a program including Sonate Tragico Op 4 and works by Charpentier Mire. A tea-dance at the Driving Club follows, with numerous social hosts and guests from Savannah, Philadelphia, Virginia, and beyond attending multiple parties and entertaining.
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Pine
Prursda
Delos Hill
Mre BF
Farker
Fthe Beyer
Cable Fall
Atlanta Can— Gerritory
Pogram Bil
Firat
Iurpe
Waestoro
Alexin
Louse Charpentier
Harker
Maria Kannet Bargiel Jowett
Artetta
Bokett
Rogers
Sylvetta
Stranes
Sraus
Driving Club
Celal
Cr Ree Howart
Holingeres
George Adame Carringtn
Virginia
Holing Janes
Dunhar Rey Mire Charies
Alex King
Ovi
Misa Mary Ostarre
Sevaorah
Herria
Henry DeGive
Iola Hamer
Absere
Fey Ogye
Samuel Weygn
Lugene Cary
Savannah
Mylen Jones
Nine O Clock Club Closes Season With Elegant Ball
The Nine O Clock German club ends its season with a picturesque ball featuring national colors and Georges Washington symbols. A hot supper at 11 serves tables decorated with hyacinths and jonquils. About 130 guests attend, including visiting ladies Miss Lydia Belle Kuehnle of Town, Miss Anne Kirby of Anniston, Miss Marion Hay of Wilkes Barre, Miss Mary Osborne of Savannah, Miss Blanche Divine of Carters Ga, and Miss Nellie Phinizy of Athens.
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Nine O Clock
Jang Jonquils
Lydia Belle Kuehnle
Town
Misa Anne Kirby
Anniston
Marion Hay
Wilkesbarre
Mies
Mary Osborne
Savannah
Blanche Divine
Carters Ga
Misa Nellie Phinizy
Athens
Luncheon Hosts Delight Fifty at Piedmont Club
Mrs Peters and Mrs Walker entertained a luncheon at the Piedmont Diving club with about fifty ladies attending. Tables for eight featured spring cherry bloom centerpieces and cottage clusters of cherries while the dining room offered a lounging area with palms and shaded lamps. Mrs Peters wore a blue silk brocade with old gold foliage and a chiffon trim, while Mrs Walker wore black panne velour.
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Eaward C Peters
Mra Texetette Walker
Piedmont Diving Club
Slegant
Tuncheon Wan
Peters
Tolle
Mrs Hunt Hosts Knoxville Guest at Bridge Tea
Mrs EW Moore entertained for Miss Helen Hunt of Knoxville with two tables of bridge yesterday afternoon at home. The attractive Tonguza room was decorated with prizes of sill stockings and an ornament for the hair for the guest of Miss Ainice Hunnicut.
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Miss Hunt
EW Moore
Helen Hunt
Knoxville
Ainice Hunnicut Tonguza
Keith Vaudeville at Forsyth A Top Week Act
The Forsyth bill features Waller Kelly as a leading monologuist praised as America’s foremost. Irene Martin and Constance Farber, plus Callagher and others, deliver attractive performances. Frederick Vo Bowers headlines with a Scenic Song Review of seven scenes. Manager George Hickman promises a highly entertaining program.
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Keith
Kelly
Virginia
Forsyth Keith
Kally
Ameriga
Rene
Constance Farber
Callagher
Irene
Martin
Cole Hasnell
Davin
Ielt
de Mont
Agricultural train visit draws large crowd in Union City
Union City welcomed the agricultural train from the Georgia College of Agriculture on February 22. Professors Chastain Gridley and Westbrook spoke along with B. E. Duckworth. Tion C. Barrett chaired. The visit praised Campbell county farmers for expanding grain acreage and diversifying crops beyond staples.
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Union City
Lebruary
Georgia College of Agriculture
Campbell County
Chastain Gridley
Westbrook
B £ Duckworth
Tion C . Barrett
Great speed shown by the Pennsylvania
Rockland Maine February 22 The superdreadnaught Pennsylvania conducted unofficial trials off Owls Head ahead of official tests planned for Thursday The ship sailed from Newport News through a gale at twenty knots and showed excellent handling in heavy seas After arrival she completed the government measured mile course three times at nearly one knot contract speed
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Rockland
Maine
Pennsylvania
Owls Head
Thursda
Newport News
Limis
The Yellow Passport at Alamo No 2 with Clara Kimball Young
A vivid review of The Yellow Passport showing at Alamo No 2 with Clara Kimball Young, highlighting her allure in glamorous gowns and the vaudeville crowd. The program also features Beulah and other Balboa productions, plus special music by the Vaudettes orchestra and noted stars of the era.
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Rusela
New Sere City
Basu
Clara Kimball Young
Alamo No 2
Pri Ée
Mise Burke
Vaudettes
Woman Suffrage Wins in Maryland Senate
Annapolis mid February 22 woman suffrage won a victory in the senate today by a vote of 17 to 10 The measure is pending on the house in a special order for consideration tomorrow if passed by the house and approved by the governor the question will be submitted to the voters of Maryland in the form of a constitutional amendment
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Annapolis
Senate
Maryland
Celebration Schedule At St Philips Cathedral Anniversary
On Thursday morning at 130 pcock at St Philips cathedral Night Hey Kinleck Nelson will celebrate his twenty fourth anniversary as a bishop. Clergy and friends are invited to Holy Communion. Weeklong services and meetings are arranged with prayers, mission study, and a business meeting for merchants at 5 W302. Friday and Sunday school teachers hold weekly meetings.
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St Philips Cathedral
Kinleck
Nelson
Danuminatias
Nednevday
George Bonney Yednerday
Rohe Nelson
Georgia D A R Society Convenes In Columbus
Georgia D A R chapters convene in Columbus for the eighteenth annual conference with delegates from across the state. The program opens at St Lukes Methodist church with greetings from city and state leaders and social events hosted by local clubs and organizations. A separate filing reveals Mrs J H Fill suing Central of Georgia Railway for 25000 damages over a Kennedy train wreck that claimed her son G O C Hawkins.
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Columbus
Guite
George Washington
Georgia
National Sociey of the Daughters of the American Revolution
St Lukes Methodist Church
John Blackmar
Aglethorps
Blackmar
Maude Dismukes
George Walton
Mary Lewia Redd
Button Gwinnett
John Cook
Frank U Garrard
Chamber of Commerce
Augusta Benning Crawford
Ladies Memorial Association
Anna Caroline Benning
Lizsls
Rutherford
United Daughters of the Confederacy
William W Steward
Womans Reading Club
Mary Tigner
Johanne Lange
Orpheus Club
Misa Eawing Wood
City Federation of Womens Clubs
Delan Burnett
Mra
Sites Central Haltrond
JH Fill
Central of Georgia Railway
GO C Hawkins
Francis Would Accept St Petersburg Ambassador Post
Washington February 22 David Fr. Brane a former Missouri governor and secretary of the interior told President Wilson he would accept the post of ambassador to Russia to succeed George T Marye who has resigned His nomination will be sent to the Senate after inquiries with the Russian government and formalities in the state department Secretary Lansing will handle duties with Francis and Reed of Missouri present The move is seen as important due to European war issues and the detention camps in Russia where German and Austro Hungarian prisoners are held Brance previously declined Argentina post for personal business reasons.
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Washington
David FR. Brane
Cleveland
Missouri
WU Aow
Russia
George T Marye
Senate
Francis
Reed
Lanning
State Department
Bis
Lansing
Petrograd
Francie
Ammbassador
Argentina
Fashion of 1920s textiles and belted coats in bold shades
A fragmented description lists combinations of taffeta and serge dresses and skirts with wide cuffs, white bengaline collars, and belted gabardines in navy, cape, and battleship gray. It mentions Norfolk styles with pleated fronts, shepherd checks, metal ornaments, and decorative belts and backs.
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Navy
Cape
Norfolk
Hovelty
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