Eve of a Fashion Revolution in Paris Corsets and Skirts
In a society chatty about dress, Mrs. Van Knickerbocker and guests discuss Paris trends shaping corsets and skirts. They praise frugal yet stylish waist constructions from leftover fabrics, admire turquoise accents, and note actresses like Hilda Spong adopting minimal jewelry while gowns feature bold beading and lace.
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Maisie
York
Rome
Brutus
Mary Dean
National Suffrage Leaders Honor Susаn Anthony
Secretary Rachel Foster Avery announces a public meeting at Lafayette Square opera house Washington D C on February 5 to celebrate Sus an Anthony turning eighty. Notable speakers include May Wright Sewall Fannis Humphreys Gaffney Lilian M Hollister and Rev Anna Howard Shaw among others. The event aims to honor Anthony and reflect on women’s progress with a card reception to follow and attendance of many pioneers.
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Rachel Foster
Avery
Susan
Anthony
Rachel Foster Avery
National Equal Suffragist Society
Lafayette Square Opera House
Washington, D. C
Misa Anthony
May Wright Sewall
International Council of Women
London
Fannis Humphreys Gaffney
National Council of Women of the
United States
Lil- Man H. W. Stevens
National Women’s Christan Temperance Union
Lilian M. Hollister
Ladies of the Maccabees
Boston
Julia Holmes Smith
National Medical College
Chicago
Lydia Avery Coonley Ward
Pionecra
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman, Suffrage Association
Mina Anthony
Ierest
Fifty-second Street
Philadelphia
Atlanta Society Notes and Church Runaways
A agate of social items lists meetings of the Wesleyan Aramaean Association at 469 Peachtree on Tuesday afternoon and the Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association at Spiritual Science Hall for officer elections. It also covers a Callaway Williams wedding at First Baptist, a discussion on establishing an Atlanta art school, and assorted visits and hosting by local families with names and places across Georgia and beyond.
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Wesleyan Aramaean Association
Peachtree
W. L. Peel
Preston
Linwis
Chumas
Bec’y
Atlanta Equal 8 Suffrage Association
Spiritual Science Hall
Peachtree Street
James Dickey, Sr
Valentine ‘Booth
Callaway- John
Canle’ Callaway
David’ Williams John
Minde
First Baptist
Russ MacGregor
Emily Callaway
Nell Callaway
Elizabeth Strong
LaGrange
John
Philadelphia
Mary D. Woodward
Messrs. Polhill
Macon
Baker
Mortgage Filed For $50,000 For Tampa Rail Improvements
Tampa based Eredrick Company recorded a mortgage for fifty thousand dollars with the county clerk. The loan is in favor of American Loan and Trust Company to cover interest on bonds to be issued for street railway upgrades in the city.
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Tampa
Fla
Tampa Eredrick Company
American Loan and Trust Company
Neuralgia Pills Promise Quick Relief No Opiates
Ad copy touts Jyners Neuralgia Pills as a guaranteed cure for neuralgia in all arms with no opiates, sold at druggists. Also notes Tate Spring Water shipping up 150 percent in December versus last year and agencies in major cities. World Almanac offers answers to various questions for twenty five cents at the corner, with thirty cents mailed from John Miller Co.
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Jyner
Tate Spring
New York City
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
John MM
Miller Co
Marietta Street
Allanta
John M. Moore Company
Grant Bldg
Atlanta, Ga
L. Pettigrew
Runaway Girl charmed Atlanta with lively comedy and songs
A Runaway Girl impressed a large Atlanta audience with humor music and stunning costumes. James Powers as Flipper drew roaring laughter, supported by a strong cast including Maurice Abby Joseph Fay and Mae Baker. The show featured new songs and a famed ensemble chorus, closing after tonight.
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Atlanta
Comidetta
James Powers
Flipper
Powers
Maurice Abby
Lord Coadle
Joseph Fay
Professor Tamarind
Spottiswood Aiken
Mr. Creel
Marie Celeste
Winifred Gray
Miriam Lawrence
Carmenito
Mae Baker
Dorothy Stanley
Jeannette Tawter
Lady Coodie
Pollow
Rachael Booth
Value of a Profession Debate at Capital City Club
A.Capital City Club discourse pits a lawyer, a physician, a journalist and a book agent against each other on which profession holds the greatest social value. The lawyer argues for honesty and justice. the physician cites decades of service. the journalist touts media influence. a book agent highlights persistent, informed literature outreach aided by Warner Library Club.
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Capital City
A. Lanyer
Netform
Warner
Constitution
Warner Library Club
Labor Men Set Ninth Anniversary Event at Lyceum
The Atlanta Federation of Trades marks its ninth anniversary with a Lyceum Theater program tonight. Mayor Woodward, Patrick Moore, and C. C. Houston will speak as many local unions attend. A full house and varied musical selections are planned.
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Atlanta Federation of Trades
Lyceum Theater
Mayor Woodward
Patrick Moore
C. C. Houston
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