Afternoons of Fashion and Fiorettes in Atlanta Society
Miss Susie May Pope and guests attend brunches and box parties at the Drew Club and Bijou as Alma Parrott weds Dr. John Ross Simpson. Weddings, receptions, and teas dominate social pages with Mrs. Peck hosting, Miss Pope honored, and numerous dinners and bridge teas across Central avenues.
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Miss Pope
Susie May Pope
Drew Club
Miss Witham
Laura Witham
Asay, Coghlin
Arnon and Lightnex
Arnold Weating
Phelan
Effie Beall Phelan
Agnes Ladson
Sallie May Bagley
Martha’ Whitman
Kate Robinson
Elizabeth Adair
Piedmont
Misses Arnold
Appy, Coghlin
Lightner
Gladys Levin
Susie May
Pope
Lee Jordan
Edward O C. Peters
Macon
Russ
St. Marys
Russ, Jr
Robert Lowry
Harry Atkinson
Mitchell Horner
Milton Dargan
J. Carro
L Payne
Clarence Knowles
Clark Howell
Frank Meador
Jordan
Robert J. Lowry
T.M. Horner
McClesky
R. Lucius ‘L. McClesky
Martha Glover
Barrett Phinizy
Hunter
Miss Dodly
Miss Fitten
iHailman
Barrett ‘Phinigy
Richard Palmer
Willis F. Westmoreand
Darlington
Percy
Medley Drahmlington
No Bridge
Eben Russ
St .Mary’s
Wathering
Mra
Walter Taylor
Mary Clark
Fannie Lowry Porter
T. D. Meador
Walter Maine
Reuben Arnold
John . Cohen
Smith D. Pickett
Wise
Richmond
Lowry Porte
Hugh Inman
Edward Inman
Hugh Richardson
Eugene Black
Albert Thornton
Fitten
J. G. Ogieaby
Vaughn Nixon
Fred Lewis
Ed van Winkle
Harry Stear
Important Change of Schedules Dixie Flyer Adds Coaches
Effective Sunday January 7 Dixie Flyer departs Atlanta at 8 30 p m for Jacksonville with through coaches plus Pullman sleepers and solid runs to Jacksonville arriving Macon 11 40 p m and Jacksonville 7 20 a m Pullman sleepers run Atlanta to Valdosta southbound 9 25 p m and northbound arriving Atlanta 7 20 a m Savannah No 4 shifts to 9 15 p m from Atlanta and 7 20 a m back. Suburban Griffin Jonesboro service discontinued No 3 stops between these points Chicago and Florida Limited also runs first southbound Tuesday January 9 and then daily at 10 55 m arriving Jacksonville 7 85 m and St Augustine 9 25 p m
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Atlanta
Jacksonville
Fla
Macon
Valdosta
Savannah
Griffin
Jonesboro
Chicago
Florida
St. Augustine
Will Honor Lees Memory at Atlanta Confederate Birthday
Atlanta camp No. 159 United Confederate Veterans will celebrate General Robert E. Lees birthday on January 18. Judge Marcus W. Beck of the supreme court will deliver an oration on the life of the Confederate hero. The program includes recitations addresses and songs. All veterans friends admirers are invited.
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Atlanta
United Confederate Veterans
Robert E. Lee
Marcus W. Beck
Supreme Court
Beck
Lee
Beating the Music Cure In Poughkeepsie Ad
Mrs Mary Brown of 20 Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie writes that Dr Kings New Life Pills keep the body in tune. She calls them the most reliable and pleasant laxative she has found and endorses their benefit for the stomach liver and bowels at 25 cents each.
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Mary Brown
Lafayette Place
Poughkeepsie
buggy factory boasts cheaper modern wagons for the South
An advertisement extols Golden of Atlanta or Eagle firm's buggy output as modern, affordable, and superior, claiming wagons are built cheaper and better than ever for Southern buyers. It invites readers to view a catalogue, learn dealer profits, and promote Tutt's Liver Pills as a universal cure.
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Golden
Atlanta
Eagle
USA
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