Wants Her Letter Published
Minneapolis readers see a testimonial letter praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The author states early relief from pain and renewed strength after three months, urging public sharing to show benefits for women. The note requests confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Lgt
E. Finkham
Paina
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joam G. Monpan
Second St
North
Inn
Lydia Eams
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Bainbridge Social Notes Describe Clubs and Visits
The Bainbridge area hosts a sequence of social events with the Sewing Club at Mrs T H Gurr's home, a Japanese theme punch setup by Mrs Zita Woodhull, and guests from Atlanta Albany and Bainbridge. Other gatherings include the Evening Bridge Club hosted by Mrs TL E Gurr, and several compliments and parties for Mrs Glover of Americus. The Women’s Club meets to discuss Spain topics with papers on Bull Fighting and readings from the Cid and Alhambra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H Gurr
Shotwell E Treaty
Punch
Zita Woodhull
Spug
Atlanta
Cohen
Albany
O'Neal
Bainbridge
Dickenson
Gover
Americus
Willie Mae Callahan
Charles Parker
Panacea Springs
Favala Mayes
Macon
Longley
Prince
Frank Howard
St. Augustine
Fis
Woman's Club
Federation Rooms
Spain
T. E. Gurr
Cid
Barney
Bradwell
Madrid
Alhambra
51 Pieming
Smyrna Social: Gilbert Guests Visit Acworth Fortnight
Smyrna reports Misa Leila Gilbert will stay with friends in Acworth for a fortnight. Mise Lorena Pace has recovered from grip illness and resumes studies. Mrs Harry Walking In with Mrs Segars, long ill, shows improvement this week.
Augusta Social Scene Reports Elegant Week of Weddings and Parties
A weekly social roundup chronicles the Wednesday evening wedding of Miss Julia Tobin to Mr. Charles Walker Beeson at the Tobin home, with an ornate duchess satin gown and a bells-and-flowers altar. It also notes debutante events, bridge teas, luncheons for Mrs. Lombard of Boston, visits by out-of-town guests, and forthcoming dances and gatherings in Augusta, highlighting names like Mary Tobin, Miss Lute Lambkin, Miss Hazel Brand, and Mrs. George Whitney among many society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Tobin
Charles Walker Beeson
Bryce
James Tobin
Mary
Susan Barrett
Mary Tobin
Stewart Walker
William D'Antignac Walker
McMahon
Marian Kirke
St. Paul
Jackson
Nise Lute Lambkla
Birmingham
Richmond Hussars
Armory
Jamao Bul, Jr
Warren Walker
Asbury Hull
Rodney Cowen
Frank B. Morgan
Mia
Seelle Bosman
Misa Nellig May Ely
Virginia
North Caroling
James Duffy
Atlanta
Margarethon
Savannah
Macon
Aiken
C. C Gngelhoff
F. F. Witzpatrick
James R. Toague
Charles A. Hood
Jene
R. Bunnell
Mies Richarda
William Walton
Robert Walton
John Duncan
Rodney Cohan
Boykie Wright
Marguerita Wright
James Speer Kuhn
James Meriwather Hall
Killarney
Madge Houston
Country Club
Austin Best
Lucy Oliard
Washington, Ga
Harriatt Borkin
Claude” Fleming
Miss Boykin
Berry Ellison
Millard
Hareiss T'Antignac
Mabel Green
Lombrd
George Whitney
Isabele Jordan
Montgomery Society Items Register Winter Welcomes and Travels
Montgomery society notes record several weddings, visits, and moves. Miss Rebecca Pollard wed Mr Washer at St Johns Episcopal, the Pollard family prominent in the state. W Bryan and Minnie Campbell wed and head to Canada. Officers and guests visit, while locals journey to Florida, Cuba, and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
F. Washer
Rebeccs
Pollard
St. John’s Episcopal Church
W. BR. Bryan
Minnie Campbell
Canada
W. P Screws
el Faso
Texas
W. J. Thornton
Opellia
B. P. Flowers
Mer
Ood Marx
Frank Bricken
Luverne
E. W. Thompson
Tuskegee
City
Joseph Brown
Atlanta
David Allen
Misa Nell Beard
Troy
Katharing Alley
John F. Mullen
Florida
Maury Jos Matthews
Columbus
John Holloway
Macon
Jack Miler
Local social notes from Monticello and area updates
Monticello and nearby towns feature a flock of social notes. Guests include Mrs T I Ross of Tifton with Mrs Lovie Benton, Miss Maud Benton en route to Boston for a European trip, Mrs George Stinson returning from Milleduc ville, and Mrs Wallace Goodnow visiting family in Boston. Also present are Miss Little Kate Miller and Miss Hattie Turner with local friends. Mina Lilie Wise of Batonton visits Mrs Sam Cohen. Birth announcements: Charles Sidney Jordan born to Mr and Mrs Charles Henry Jordan and Martha Lewis born to Mr and Mrs Dan Gunn. Mrs A S Florence returns from a visit to Eatonton, Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
T. I. Ross
Tifton
Lovie Benton
Maud Benton
Boston
George Stinson
Milleduc~ville
Wallace Goodnow
Little Kate Miller
Millers
Hat
Martha Lewis
Charles Stillwett
New York
Joun ‘Bmalone
Griffin News Notes Social Visits and Local Meetings
In Griffin Georgia on a midweek period Mrs R J Redding hosted Mystic Circle at her south Hit Street home. Mrs Lloyd Cleveland Mrs F Gresham and Mrs Dollas Gresham entertained Dozens Secretly of the First Baptial Church. Daughters of the Confederacy held a meeting at club rooms Thursday. Mrs Pred Faiiax returned from a visit to her parents dir and Mrs Atwater in Thomaston. Milas Glessner made friends during a visit. Miss Chimbers of Montezuma left after guesting Miss Bossie Mitchell. Mrs Julia Pritchard and Mrs Flaming Bailey visited Atlanta. Miss Lucy Beck returns from Atlanta visit. Miss Hattle Hoard visits Atlanta to stay with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Redding
Mystic Circle
South Hit Street
Lloyd Cleveland
F. Gresham
Dollas Gresham
Daughters of the Confederacy
Pred Faiiax Nas
Dir
Atwater
Thomaston
Mary Glesaner
Findlay
Onic
T. J. White
Milas Glessner
Misa Chimbers
Montezuma
Bossie Mitchell
Julia Pritchard
Flaming Bailey
Atlanta
Lucy Beck
Misa Hattle Hoard i
Social items and guest notices from Athens society pages
Mrs Susie T Lucas returns to Atlanta after a weekend with Mr and Mrs Ben Burrow. A stream of visits follows, with Miss Mary Ella Yancey of Atlanta to Oberammergau trips. Miss DuBoose returns from Macon amid entertainments. Mrs Staab of Oklahoma City visits. and many others including Miss Grace Lucy of Macon and Mrs. J N McEnchner. The piece lists guests at Lucy Cobb Institute and numerous small gatherings, dances, and bridge events, ending with a note on garden favor and a catalog from Chattanooga Nurseries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Susie T. Lucas
Atlanta
Thin City
Ben Burrow
Mire
A. le Hull
Mira Callie Hull
Henry McHatton Hull
Mary Eile Vanesy
Ussi
Miod Mattie “Sunakautt
Martie Smith
Dempsey
Grace Lucay
Macon
Ben Barrow
Walter Stearhe
Gerding and
Brumby
Lucy’ Cobb Institute
J. N. MecEnchern
O. R. Dobbs
Staab
Oklahoma City
Samuel Crane
Simon Michel
Prince Avenue
E. C. McEvoy
Laurie McEvoy
Athentana
Oberammergan
Little Elteabeth Branson
Frank Lanier
West Point
Williamas
Somerville Hall
Augusta
B. R. Hodgson
J. B. McCullough
Brunswick
Mary and
Carlile Scandrett
Henry McKean
Heros
Mona Michael
Monroe
J.¥. Cartthers
Dorothy Nicholes
Vis
Annette Martin
Lydia Hutchins
Mildred Woolley Unti
Hutchins
Edward Warren
Wesleyan
Fred Allen
Phi Delta Theta
Southern Mutual
Mise Ida Dorsey
C. W. Whiting
Ellen’ Jones
Warrengilly
Misa Tacy Sloan
Greenville
Dr. Kinnevrew
Oglethorpe Avenue
Eoith Dunson
Auautn
Orater
Elizabeth Dungon
Lucy Cobb
Monsieur Bevucairve
Oratory
Booth Tarknetan
Monsieur Beaucaire
Seney Stoval Chapel
Elise Fargo
Btlae Shepard
Columbus
Yian Jones
Waynesboro
Bromby
Winter Residents Gather at Thomasville Estates Photos and Guests
Thomasville gathers prominent winter visitors including Mrs. Morse Cleveland at Tawaod and Col Oliver Payne New York at St Grownwood with many others at Melrose Enoma Millpond and Cleveland Park. Social events include bridges hosted by Mrs. Hidge and a luncheon for twelve at Inwood. The week features new arrivals and home departures with news of purchases and occupancy at local cottages and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. C. Morse
Cleveland
Tawaod
Oliver BH. Payne
New York
Movnard Mason
Philadelphia
Susina
Grace Manury
Ralph Sturges
Cleveland Park
Coturn Haskell
Winnton
L. C.thompson
Harry Tayne Whitney
Sherweet
Deery Tavingaton
St. Taul
Alaca
Ie0ward Crozier
EW. Hidge
Bridges
Waltico
Chicago
Gobbs
Bradgton
Cornelia Smith
Lucy Bbs
J. ©. Morse
Inwood
Mina Alberta Walker
Proctor Chane Welch
Tuxedo Park
May
Patten
Welch
Frank Alilings
Ohio
Thorne Place
Town
Charles Glenn
Elizabeth
Christina Glenn
Nashville
Tenn
Baker
Mis
Marianne Watt
Lowellyn Hillyer
Macan
Paducah
John Montgomery, Jr
Will Hough
J. T. Culpepper
Hough
R. J. Hintzes
Oglethorpe
Mira
Cyrus Hudson
ZT. Fitzpatrick
Madison
Albany
John. F. Archibott
John
Swainsboro and Riverside Notes Lead Week in Georgia
Waycross and Swainsboro list social visits and marriages across Georgia. Miss Elizabeth Pratt weds Mr Dickay at Atlantic Coast Line hospital. couples host bridge parties and visits in Jacksonville, Palmetto, and Macon while Major Charles M Everett gains US Army appointment and Riverside Academy plans a Brenau College reception.
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Bainbridge, GA
Society IN
Philippines
Jack Biller
Fannie Mae Mason
Edna Joseph
The
Wack
George Smathers
Ilenry Bartlett
Asheville
Florence Beauchamp
Eufaula
T. C. Watts
Thoman Watts
Jackson Hobbis
Cuba
Leg Henderson
Leonore Davie
St. Louis
Francia Beeland
J. Starke
Mary Boyd Willame
Evergreen
Marion Mellehee
Dra Joseph
Aubnen
Phares Coleman
Joseph Norwood
Mobile
D. B. Anderson
Montesmery
Birming- Wa
Griffin, GA
ED. Pinaud
Pinaud
Chattanooga
Missionary Ridge
Chattanooge
Tann
Andersonville. GA
A. Johnan
Brannen
Price Cc
Dandruff
Speicier
Éhc
Rexall
Morse’s
Pinaud's
Baby Brand Condensed Milk
Pinkham
Bucklen
Daggett & Ramsdell
Whitehall St
Peters St
Houston St
Pansy Pharmacy
Rexall Remedies and Vinol
Waycross
Maggie Crawley
Eugene Reynolds
Jacksonville
Bird Lowther
Bowling Green
Fla
Henry P. Stanton
Hantucky
Stoddard Johnston Stanton
W. N. Grambling
John Tucker
H. H. Rogers
Lttle Son
Mary Beck
Elizabeth Pratt
Mr. Dickay
Atlantic Coast Line Hospital
Thombaville
J. J. ‘Roberts
Sparks
Venice
Anna Belle Adams
Black
Shear
John Steinhelmer
Mra. P. Sale Phelan
Maud Jenkins
Norfolk
Mra
J. He.t. Bowden
Bridge
Thiet
Noble
Alabama
Rumph
Jesupta
R. O. Lee
Owen Phelan
Anna O. Phelan
J. H. Redding
Or Beautiful Home
Fxs Carnella Withington
Carrie Withington
J. J. Thomas
Otta Miller
Will Arriva
Hugh Hills
Newnan
Tindley “Winston
LaGrang
Mia J
T. Dixton
McKensig
Mice
Gate City
Jett Horsley
Danny Zachry
Andgr
Aonville
Johnson
Qagkesonvins
Flora ‘ Tars
Brooks
Hieimbnb
Swainsboro
Misa Ola Oglesby
George Arnold
Jack Oglesby
Jessie Durden
Sallie Mae Roberts
L. P. Lane
Truman Ivey
Gideon Brown
Offerman
M. J. Lowry
Harry H. Thompson
Oxford
Mise Aline
Summit
W. F. Rountree
Tannie Bedingfield
Vidalia
Birdie Flanders
Nannie Lea Turner
I. R. Brinson
Cobbtown
Doyle McDildee
Mise Hob William
la Srippe
Brenau College
J. B Compton
Carlisle
Scg
Swainshoro
Lee Godfrey
Georgia
H. H. Filingin
Riverside
Charles M. Everett
Department of Science
Riverside Miliary Academy
United States Army
Everett
Fort McPherson
Riverside Gang Club
Riverside Military Academy
Brenna College and Conservatory
Academy
Roy Black
Emory Rylander
Ameritus
Louie Timmerman
Plains
Wallace Gibson
Uarston B. Gibson
Columbus Ga
Seadery
Frank Anderson
Robert Rosser
Athletic Association
Arthur Rylander
Miss Mattle
Gardner
A. W. van Hoose
Robert T. Lee
Weoten
Viienna
Lisa Burch
Dublin
Harailton Burch
Piet Wek. Taylor
Lumber City
James Riddle
Atley
L. ‘Tmmerman
Beulah Hollan
Senda
Layelie McRee
P. Stevens Engraving CO
Atlanta, GA
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