Tea Dance At Piedmont Driving Club Social Scene
At the Piedmont Driving Club tea dance yesterday many guests gathered for supper dance. Eugene Haynes hosted Miss Louise Broyles and guest Miss Anne Kiley of Anniston. Guests included Miss Harriet McCartel and visitors Miss Maria Burke of Macon Miss Helen Haines of Ma ten Miss Pry, of Baltimore and others. Multiple hosts entertained groups of ladies with summer trip guests and notable dinners followed by gatherings.
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Piedmont Driving Club
Eugene Haynes
Louise Broyles
Anne Kiley
Anniston
Katherine Wills
Farriet McCartel
Maria Burke
Macon
Nell Prince
Helen Haines
Maten
John M. Slaton
Baltimore
Westervelt Terhune
John & Otley
Frank Callaway
Suisor
Sanford Moses
Leonard Phinizy
Augusta
David
Stewart H. Jones
New York
W. T
Harvey EM
Judge
Prinp McDufde
Atlanta suffrage league and study club meet Thursday
The regular meeting of the Atlanta Woman's Suffrage League and the Study Club is set for Thursday at 3 o'clock in the Carnegie Library. Judge Tindal of the juvenile court will speak on what women can do to help in jail and reform work. Mrs Helmer, president, announced the appointment by Mrs.
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Hast Pine Street
W.c
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hal
Trinity Church
Misa Rosa Lowe
Roberta Reeves
Grace Reeves
Kathleen MacMillain
Atlanta
Frances Willard
Charles KR. Rogers
Atlanta Woman's Suffrage League
Study Club
Carnegie Librar
Tindal
Helmer
Instant Hair Tinting Promise from Brownstone Compound
A vintage ad touts Brownatone as an instant safe hair tinting method for brown or black shades. It claims permanent results, two shade options, and optional samples, promising gray coverage and a blend with existing hair. Distributed by The Kenton Pharmaceutical in Covington Kentucky.
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Murker Tay
Kenton Pharmacal
Gil SL
Covinston
Hair care tip for natural, glossy waves and scalp health
A reader describes a simple routine to achieve shiny waves and a healthy scalp. The method involves avoiding a dull leek like treatment and using inexpensive aids from a druggist. The tone remains practical and promotional, urging ease and natural results.
Vintage social gatherings spill across West End and clubs
A social page describes a bridge party guest of honor Mrs Rollestone at a West End home hosted by Ming Willingham, with silver cups, rose decorations, and prizes. It notes Ararat Grotto dances at West End Masonic temple, tea dances at Druid Hills and Capital City clubs, and lists numerous attendees at a Capital City Club dinner dance.
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Rollestone
Morton Rollestone
Ming Oder Willingham
Heir
West End
Miss Willingham
Ararat Grotto
Masonic Temple
Druid Hills Golf Club
Social items from Fairfield and beyond fill local social calendar
Mr and Mrs Theodore F Higby of Fairfield Iowa visit sister Mrs EF Rubinson for weeks. Mrs Roby Rubinson hosts luncheon honoring Mrs Frank Callaway guest Mrs Sanford Moses. Miss Jacqueline Moore ill with scarlet fever at home of parents Mr and Mrs Wilmer L Moore. Colonel Sam Wilkes improves after ten days at Majestic apartment. Mrs EM Sheram and Miss Polly Sheram in Florida for weeks at resorts. Mr and Mrs W D Tidwell of Denver Colorado guest of sister Mrs Howard H McCall. Mrs Duncan Davis of Albany visits Mrs B Naff and returns home Friday. Mrs Mary Reed Kiser of Baltimore and Mrs Harrison Penn of NY depart after visiting Mrs John Illus. Mrs AC Smith and daughter Miss Mary Louise Smith of Saratoga wintering in Decatur. Mrs JI Fitzpatrick of Thomasville at Piedmont. Mrs Ransom Wright leaves for New York for several weeks. Hugh F Van Deventer of Knoxville in city. Mrs James D Robinson hosts bridge club at Druids Golf Club. Miss Anita Rivers of New York arrives Sunday to visit Miss Josephine Mobley. Miss Lillian Daley hosts matinee party complimenting bride elect Miss Mary Elizabeth Comer. Mr and Mrs W W Austell entertain dinner guests for Mrs Frank Wilson of Richmond VA and Mr and Mrs George N Stucker of Roswell. Birth announced: a daughter to Anne Wing on January 21, named after maternal grandmother.
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Roby Rubinson
Frank Callaway
Sanford Moses
Jacqueline Moore
Wilmer L. Moore
Sam Wilkes
the Majestic
E. M. Sheram
Miss Polly
Sheram
Florida
W. D. Tidwell
Denver
Colo
Howard H. McCall
Duncan Davis
Albany
B. Naff
Mary Reed Kiser
Baltimore
Harrison Penn
New York
John Iiius
Josephine
Mobley
W. W. Austell
Frank Wilson
Richmond
George N. Stucker
Roswell
Anne Wing
B.C. Thrash
Jack Jones
the Babbage
Community notices include meetings and talks across clubs
Spencer Atkinson as federation president to chair reform efforts. Judge Tindall urged to attend for member participation. Inman Park Students club meets with Mrs Craw. Dr Kardin to lecture. Battle Hill PTA hosts January meeting January 31. Teaky party January 27 for Grant Park PTA. Drama League Study class moves to Carnegie Library room. week program change. Mrs Harl S Jackson offers Shakespeare or joint readings of The Twilight of the Gods.
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Drama League
Carnegie Mbrary
Harl S. Jackson
Witterbynner
Josephine Baker
Record Attendance At Coca Cola Bottlers Convention
The Coca-Cola bottlers begin the final day of their two day annual convention at the Piedmont hotel with registration reaching 275 the eighth annual gathering drawing bottlers from across the country. Rainwater heads the local group with offices in the Candler building, and the Atlanta delegation is well represented. A welcome message by Judge Sto8 Canler opened the meeting, with Asa Candle responding for the bottlers. Delegates toured the Coca-Cola Bottling plant at 460 Edgewood Avenue and were transported by local truck services. The group attended a Forsyth theater party and will conclude with a buffet smoker at the Piedmont. A 4:30 a.m. session is planned for technical talks and addresses, followed by a tour of Atlanta. Today's program includes papers on working the trade, product distinctiveness, and confidence in the Coca-Cola brand, with speakers from Coca-Cola and Chicago experts.
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Coca-Cola
Piedmont
National Organization of Coca-Cola Bottlers
Rainwater
Candler Bullring
Atlanta
Sto
Caniler
Asa G. Candle
Cora-Cola
V. Raine
Jasper
Asa
Lovsi
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Edgawoodl Avenue
E. M. Willingham
E. G. Willingham Sons’ Company
Ben Lee
Republic
Federal
Forsyth Theater
Pastal
Piedmont Hotel
Williams
9. C
Katty D. Niani
New York
J.T. Lupton
Coca-Cola_ Bottling company
Asm Candler
Coca-Cola Company
Edwin Morrell
Chicago
Stewmont Hotel
Georgia Exhibit Cars Crowded as Visitors Drop In
The Georgia exhibit cars drew many visitors on Wednesday with officials from Albany and Knoxville among those praising the display. Notable guests included Hon. H. A. Tarver, J. H. Mock, and P. A. Bennett, while schools like Washington Seminary planned visits. Edward Young Clarke of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce voiced optimism despite bad weather, noting strong early attendance and educational value for students and the public alike.
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Georgia
Albany
H. A. Tarver
J. H. Mock
Chamber of Commerce
Lon. P. A. Bennett
New York
H. M. Tarver
Knoxville
Kk J. Patterson
East Point
J. W. Beavers
Carrollions
Washington Seminary
Leak
Clarke Ia
Edward Young Clarke
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Himseli
Ara
Atlanta
Cara
Dr Epstein to Speak at Beth Israel and Local Groups
Dr B Epstein Zionist lecturer to deliver addresses across Washington and Atlanta venues. He will speak Friday at 8 pm at Beth Israel on Washington and Clarke streets with Dr Hyman Solomon presiding. Saturday he speaks at Ahavath Achim Gilmer and Piedmont and an Alliance meeting follows Sunday at Alliance Hall. About sixty pictures of Palestine will be shown.
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Dne
Weamarre
French Alliance In America
Ansley Hotel
Alianer
France
Delamarre
Oxford
Emery Uaniversity
B. Epstein
Beth Israel
Washington
Clarke Streets
Hyman Solomon
Earnest
Mandel Wil
Cedare
Epstein
Ahavath Achin
Gilmer and
Piedmont
Hyman Yood
Atlanta Zionist Society
Alliance
Alliance Hall
Palestine
Volunteer State Life Files Local Statement in Georgia
Volunteer State Life Insurance of Chattanooga filed its semi annual local statement with Georgia showing strong Georgia business. Mortality 52 percent of expectancy, interest earnings up 0.5 percent, and about 40 percent of Georgia insurance in force backed by mortgage loans. Roy Jackson of Atlanta represents the company at 1917 Hurt Building.
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Georgia
Volunteer State Life Insurance Company
Chattanooga
Ita
Volunteer State Life
Roy Jackson
Atlanta
Hurt Building
Move for Prohibition Inaugurated in Canada
Ottawa January 19 a resolution calling for liquor prohibition in Canada for the war and three years after was adopted by the Dominion Alliance executive senate commons and Ottawa committee. The measure sets the wording for a bill to be introduced in the commons later in the session. A committee was named to lobby the cabinet to push passage and follow with legislation.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Dominion Alliance Executive
Senate and Commons
Commons
Wednesday Fine Day Promises Warmer Weather Ahead
The article notes a pleasant Wednesday with sunshine and mild temperatures. Forecasters predict Thursday will be even warmer with highs surpassing 35 degrees, while a west to east storm brings warmer air to the northern U.S. and southern regions for several days, aided by southerly winds at night.
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United States
Family driven from residence by post fire loss
The Kilgore family on Chappelle Road escaped in night clothes when their home burned completely late Tuesday. A stove in the basement overheated and caused the blaze, destroying the house and premises except for one wagon kept by a neighbor.
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A.C. Kilgore
Chappelle Road
Glark
Kilgore
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Thomas Fuller
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Guy Woolford
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Peach- Free Street
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Clarence Ruse
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St Killian Street
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Tennessee
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Maier& Berkele,Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
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J. P. Allen & Co
M. Rich & Bros. CO
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