Society Bridge Luncheon and Society Events
Mrs Frank Meador hosted a large bridge luncheon with forty-four ladies, theatrical foliage decor and prize favors. Mrs Wilmer Moore won first prize, Dudley Cowles the consolation, and Baward McCerren the novelty prize. later notices mention Mrs Charles Godfrey’s Marlborough gathering, a Kreigshaber reception, and a broad calendar of society events including Miss Moody’s engagement and a Gettysburg essay contest for Fulton County children.
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Frank Meador
Wilmer Moore
Dudley Cowles
Baward McCerren
Kiss
Charlotte Peck
Atlanta
United Danghters of the Confederacy
Sirs E L Connally
Fulton County
Gettysburg
Cardul Promoted For Women Health In North Carolina
A Mrs Sarah J Gilliland from Shler City NC credits Cardul with curing after grip and female troubles. The ad claims Cardul uses mild herbs, unavailable in pharmacies, and urges readers to consult Chattanooga Medicine Co for instructions and a home treatment book.
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Ser City
N. C
Sarah J. Gilliland
Cardus
Cardul
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
J . Lupton
Chattanooga
Wichite Rose
Washington
Wallace Buttrick
Homs
New
Morris Brandon
Henry Porter
Local Society Notes and Club Meetings Report
In early evening gatherings, Electa chapter No 6 of the Order of Eastern Star meets at Mason Temple for degrees. The United States Daughters of 1912 convene at 66 Hast Linden Avenue this afternoon. The Atlanta Woman's Club executive board meets at 10 o clock at the club house. The Florine McEachern Brigade of Trinity Church holds a 3 o'clock meeting. children bring mite boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
United States Daughters of 1912
Linden Avenue
Atlanta Woman's Club
West Baker Arrest
Florine McEachern
Trinity Church
Diamond Protection for Your Investment in Diamonds
Diamond protection urges buyers to invest only in perfect diamonds to safeguard value. The piece notes a bridge event at WF Ranch with guests and decorations in green, describing an pleasing gathering hosted by Charles W. Crankshaw at Whitehall.
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Bridge
Nies Plane Estes
WF Ranch
New Pleated Panel Skirt Debuts In Lightweight Fabrics
Keelys introduces Panama and invisible stripe novelties in a light weight fabric for a new pleated panel effect. Colors include tan brown navy and black. Prices at 5.00, styled to replace heavy back skirts that are bulky.
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Panama
White lawn waists priced at one dollar
A sale of white lawn waists at one dollar offers varied styles from simple tucks and fine neck and sleeve lace to broad pleats and lace embroidery trimmed designs. Many pieces show neat finishes and broad variety across the selection.
Local social notes mention Winnsboro visitors and antebellum era events
Voughzes of Winnsboro and Co depart after a short visit and will return to visit Miss Cox and Mrs W W Thomas. Mrs Edward’s Brown hosts a tea, Mrs Johnson visits Miss Sallie Brown, and Mrs Lindsay Johnson returns from Rome for the Anti Tuberculosis Convention. Mina Mattie Sheily and Mamie Sullivan attend conventions and travel. Janet’s birthday party planned. Trail Club prizes awarded. Mrs Hastings plans a month westward trip. Mrs Petrs and Mrs Logan visit relatives. Blue Ribbon Vanilla advertised and carpet cleaning services offered for entertaining.
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Voughzes
Winnsboro, & C
Cox
W.W. Thomas
Marshall Johnson
Edward 'S
Brown
Johnson
Sallie Brown
All Saints’ S Church
J. Lindsay Johnson
Rome
H. G. Hastings
West
Leslie Burroughs
Madison
J. L. Petrs
GU. Pratt
Logan
Newanna
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Russell
Charles Godfrey
Marlborough
Harold Gordon Russell
Brooklyn
James Bo Baird
Mra Fussell
Kreigshaber
W H Kreigshaber
Henry Rauh
Miss Bardman
Parker
Wet
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
Gail Hafiey
Forrest Avenue
Moody-King
Thomas Moooy
United States Army
Susan Nickerson
Edger King
Medical Corps
United Fates Arms
San Francisco
Cal
Hing
Sheridan
Fort McDowell
California
Miss Moody
Hotitioua
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Fulton
JT Stephenson
Kennesaw Avenue
Miss Orr
Harriet Orr
Orr
Mrs Orr
Mirage Orr
Sma
Torey
Taos
Killarney
Merrill Hutchinson
Tennygon
Enoch Arden
William Lawson Peel
St Mark's Methodist Church
Mra Hutchinson Read
Hutchingen
Frank Peardon
Nercissus
Pearson
Mre
W' le Begin
Ferna
Be Gontas
Mia McGi
Miss King
Carolyn King
Julie Richardson
Frances Millan
St. Joseph
Shler
Mr. Porter King
Miss Millan
Miss Frances Nunnally
Miss Richardson
Mrs. Stewart
Stewart
West Peachtree Street
Mildred Woolley
Elliarney
Mra Stewart
Rose
Mind Woolley
Kuna Frances Stewart
Letitia Green
C Shelverton
Margaret Webb
Bertha Harwood
Atlanta Musical Association
Association
J. W. Marshbank
R. Wayne Wilson
Misa Davis
Charles K. Tidwell
Mibany
C A Bushee
St Augustine
Fla
Heory Latimer Rudolph
Gainesville
Ors
JR Wofford
Missouri
Charles R Collins
A D Kiger
Afta
Miss Pearl Morria
Marietta
Mra J E Vaughn
Marla Gilreath
Cartersville
Mabel
Eva Wurt
Columbus
Mre McGraw
Greenville
Mra Lupo
Air
B.D Lupo
Nhxt
Thamanville
M Hothenbeck
West Paint
JT Dixon
Hugh Willat
Rutherford Lipscomb
Athens
E T Hall
Moreland Avenue
Ernest Woodruff
Joel Hurt
George Walters
J’ E Carlton
Inman Park
Domino Club
Misa
Hattie Harwell
Mashburn
Florida
Charles Bickerstaff
George Floding
F C Dixon
Atheny
Andra
RB Dixon
Ella Groom
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Haa
Aurelia Spéer
Mildred Spratling
A D Adair
Arthurs
Hobba
Thomas Swift
Segadio's
Joseph Brown Whitehead
Mrs Root
Chicago
F L Payson
Royal Palm Hotel
Miami
Fig
John D Little
Mra
Ashton Starke
Richmond
Zoepfer-Quellenstein
Mre_ Brown
van Dr Soule
University of Georgia
South
Little Rock
Ark
H. H. Meadows
New York
Harry Hodgson
the Plaza
New York City
Katherine Cox
Glenn
Tes
Briéga Prives
William Wills
RL. Turman
John E. White
Sidney Lanter
Charles W. Crankshaw
Whitehall
Keely
Mina Mattie Sheily
Misa Mamie Sullivan
Samuel Hyins
Janet
Trail Club
Manning Goldsmith
Decatur
H Chambers
Hamilton Weeks
Donaldson
EUSP
Tripod Paint CO
Decca
Fintis
Lew Russell Sage
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