Social In Chief Named Sponsor for Confederate Reunion
Corinne Tebault of New Orleans, daughter of Dr. Tebault surgeon general of the Confederate army and granddaughter of the late David J. Ballgy Griffin, is appointed sponsor in chief of the Southern states for the upcoming United Confederate Veterans reunion in Nashville Tennessee. The honor was conferred by General John B. Gordon and later confirmed by General Stephen D. Lee. Tebault is presently a guest at the Kimball in Nashville and has drawn much attention for her grace and poise. Her family has long Confederate and revolutionary ties, with her mother serving as state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution of Louisiana.
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Corinne Tebault
New Orleans
Dr. Tebault
David J. Ballgy Griffin
Unitead Confederate Veterans
Nashville
Tenn
Mieg Tebault
John B. Gordon
Misa Tebault
Stephen D Lee
The
United Confederate Veterans
Miss Tebault
I. Y Sage
Kimball
Confederacy
Daughters of the American Revoluon
Louisiana
Leap Year Bowling Party at Piedmont Driving Club
The Thursday Morning Bowling Club hosted a refined leap year party at the Piedmont Driving Club last evening with an elegant dinner at 7:30. Guests included Edward VanWinkle, Frances Carter, Louise Black, Mabel Powers, Janie Speer, Myrtree Scott, Belle Nash, Myron Freeman, Mrs erat Rust, Robert Ryan, John Dean Stewart, Lyman Werner, and Arthur Clark as part of a lively informal gathering that featured bowling afterward.
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Piedmont
Edward VanWinkle
Frances Carter
Louise Black
Mabel Powers
Janie Speer
Mies Myrtree Scott
Mies Belle Nash
Myron Freeman
Miss Crosier in Graham Crozier Studio Today
Graham Crozier is in the city and will host friends at Dr M Hicks's studio in Grand Miss Crozier's south, as she departs for New York Monday to continue lectures after four months of public talks. She has delivered lectures on Parsifal before its frat presentation, drawing notable patrons from the metropolis.
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Ted
Miss Crosier
Graham Crozier
M Hicks
Luxury of Dress and Social Etiquette in Atlanta Society
An Atlanta tourlet reports New York fashion grandeur shaping Atlanta's social scene, detailing luxurious gowns, furs, and elaborate dining, with notes on dress codes for dinners, opera, and receptions. The piece also reflects on etiquette gaps, polite call practices, and a long history of beaux versus gentlemen in social life.
Reduced gown price offer withdrawn by Kirkcaldie
Kirkcaldie announces a temporary gown price reduction will be withdrawn this week. The discount covers gowns and stock goods including trims and novelties. Orders placed now receive the discount on initial work, with prices set to rise after the week as winter stock clears for new arrivals. Kirkcaldie’s premises are at 73 1-2 Whitehall Street.
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Kirkcaldie
Kirkcaldle
Kirkealdie
Kirkcaldies Perlors
Whitehall Street
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