Recent Brides Entertained By Mrs Clarence Haverty
Mrs Clarence Haverty hosted an afternoon tea for recent brides and fifty invited matrons. Guests wore elegant gowns in blue, midnight blue, rose, and gold, with floral decorations of roses and hyacinths. Mr Willard McBurney will host a dinner dance Saturday for Miss Helen Barnes of Macon as the guest of Mrs Staten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Haverty
Wonship
Nunnally
David Black
Vrs Black
Leorath Crene
Marguerite Haverty
Miss Barnes
Willard McBurney
Helen Barnes
Macon
Wiscorn
NE Staten
Clayton
Miss Kilby
Louise Broyles
Somiper Street
Anne Sills
Anniston Annitiati
Miss Hrovies
Driving Club
Drivfre
Partrea
John K Ottles
Sanford Moses
Frank Callaway
Leonard Phimzy
Augusti
Dugene Haynes
Bliss Louise Broyles
Mise Anne Kalb
Anmaton
Stewart Jones
New York
Katherine Dilla
Hubriett Mctaniel
Renises King
Vrs
Kor Armstrong
Ciik Howell
Harvey Thi
Tak Pappenheimer
Gus T Dodd
Mile
Roussel
Ule Blanche
H_ Roussel
Stuart L Tiunsse
America
France
Piedmont
Mme O
Wile Roussel
Mrs Wanslin
Mrs Wanslin Nunnably
Wiss Katherine Tihs
Harriet McDaniel
Margaret Grant
Louise Brosles
Josephine Mabley
Isabel Campbell
Leap Year Ball Promises Bright Evening With Dance
A leap year ball set for Thursday night promises a large, representative crowd with uninterrupted dancing on the lower floor of spacious rooms. Decorations feature palms, ferns, and roses, with notable hosts including Colonel and Mrs Peel and Miss Helene Campbell among others, tickets already selling at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
John Grant
Helene Campbell
Mary Hines
JS Raine
Edward Inman
Terpsichorean Club
Peach Tree
Third Streets
Iin
Cardui Restores Woman From Weakness and Emaciation
Oklahoma City reader Dara Tunderburg recalls severe illness at fourteen with months of bed rest and cramping. After one bottle of Cardui she began to gain weight and strength, and reports returning to school and improved health, praising the remedy to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Okla
Dara
Garda
Tam
Colonel McCoy Led Early US Army Units in Plattsburg Camp
Colonel McCoy commanded a brigade in the first division at Albany New York after a standout volunteer encampment at Plattsburg last year. He retired from the army upon reaching age limits. Born and raised in Augusta he was appointed to the army by Alexander H. Stephens, then a congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
F B BeCay
US 4
Atlanta
McCo
WeCoy
Aloo
A Smita
Dort
New York State
Piatteborg
Plattsburg
United States Army
Albany
Uletet
Augusta
Alexander H Stephens
Denison Woman Credits Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy
Mrs G O Lowery of Denison Texas credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing years of female ailments after doctors failed. She describes severe nervous symptoms, fatigue, and dizziness and says after starting the remedy she improved after three doses and has had no further trouble. The ad urges others with female ills to begin treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Texas
Littla
Farl
Gol
Lydia FE. Pinkham
G. O. Lowery
Monterey Street
Denison, Texas
Lydia F. Pinkham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pracme
McCann
The
New York Globe
Allyn
McClure’s
Magazine of Pure Food
Star
Good Housekeeping Bureau of Foods
H W Wiley
Richmond, Va
Giddings
Jobo R Bradtek
Capital City
Mre
Leroy Giddings
Appleton, Wis
Mra JW Pearse
Beachtree Street
Berenice Worren
Terreors Sommities
Im Srey
Burbank-MacLagan
Misa Marear
Bernice Burbank
Robert Walker MacLagan
Emma White Burbank
East Titth Street
Richard Orme Flinn
North Avenue
J W. Fenree
Bridge
Saventh
Leroy Giddines
Lupton
Taank S Lilis
Holleyman-Tilly
Itiel Hollcmin
Nesbit Tilly
William Crumley Holleyman
Perchuire
Chile
Uridea
M Raarouge
Filbert Bivins
Herndiss
Reed
Holleman
Punen
Wiss
Muriel Binthicum
Cone Parash
Mise
Lannie Marie Patlie
Wiss Warguente Gause
Ethel Powers
Woellesman
J ¢ Baldwin Jr
Charles
Kung
Phi Goodman
Candolph West
Guy Mitcheil
Mio
Miss Fills
New Fork
Tedment Park
Taste Seventh Street
Keely
Keely Company
Ari
Lydia E. Pinkham
Az. Wil
Ich
M. Rich & Bros. CO
AR Aar
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Mercury
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