Special Fabrics on Exhibit Monday At Local Store
Local shop announces an exclusive exhibition of high class wash fabrics. Highlights include Japanese waistings from the Orient, new French organdies with floral designs, printed bobbinet, Irish dimities, cluster dimity, bouton effects in linen and cotton, and a linen organdie in white and colors. Prices range from 20c to 76c per yard, with many items offered as exclusifs distinct from rival shops.
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Orient
McBride
First-class Wash Goods at Money Saving Prices
General use wares include Mercerized Chambray at 15 cents per yard in 30 inch width and new colors. London Town Chambray also 15 cents, plus English Percales at 12.5 to 12.75 cents and a Nainsook finish. French Madras 25 cents per yard, Volle Melange 15 cents, The New Ginghamas 12.5 to 12.75 cents, and Brown Linen 15 cents per yard. All are marketed as affordable, durable fabrics with limited stock.
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London
Madras
Star and Crescent Trading Stamps Offer Extended
From now on we will provide Star and Crescent Trading Stamps on all charge accounts if paid in full at our office by the 10th of each month. The liberal feature applies to January charge accounts if paid by February 10. Stamps are given on all cash purchases as usual and are redeemable in merchandise at a high value.
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Star and Crescent
Direct Importation of Real Laces From Brussels and Calais
A local retailer announces a fresh importation of Smyrna, Cluny, Torchon, and Real Val. Laces direct from Brussels and Calais. Laces will be displayed on center counters with plain price tags. prices run 26 to 40 percent below New York rates. Limited match set patterns and edgings offered in widths from ¼ inch to 7 inches, priced 10 cents to 1 dollar per yard, with a broad selection of Real Val. Edgings and inserts.
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Brussels
Calais
Real Smyrna
Cluny
Torchon
New York
Daughters of the American Revolution Elect Officers in Macon
In Macon the Mary Hammond Washington chapter of the D A R elected Regent Mrs Edward J Willingham vice regent Miss Mary Patterson secretary Miss Hannah Hines treasurer Mrs Flewellyn Holt and historian Mrs Mallory Taylor. Several transfers to Atlanta chapter were noted and poets and club members spoke at the meeting amid praise for Mrs Talley who read On With Oglethorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Hammond
Washington
Edward J Willingham
Mary Patterson
Hannah Hines
Flewellyn Holt
Mallory ‘Taylor
Robert Emoy Park
Robert Hemphill, Jr
Atlanta
Macon
J. N. ‘Talley
Oglethorpe
Lalley
National Congress
Turmen
Nancy Hart
Milledgeville
Mallory Taylor
William Hi. Felton
John R. Cobb
Taylor
Edward Ryals
U la
Frank Rogers
Cuyler King
Patterson
John B. Coshib
Whliam
Felton
John Winn Shinholser
Miller White
Walter Grace
F. J. Wilineham
Willingham
Cobb
Cinderella Club
Cuatta
Nottingham St
J. BE. P Stevens
W. %. Williams
Moncure
Nat Winshin
Gearge Smith
Dunn
Hicks Miss Nutting
Charles Humphris
McEwen Johnston
Isabel Thomas
Anderson Reese
Martha Johnston
Lelen Shaw
Josephine Shaw
Whedhee
Baltimore
Locket
Nat Winship
Virginia
Margaret Callaway
Nancy Winchester
Lilias Brown
South Carolina
Augustus Jones
Dave Hill
Charles Leonard
Baxter Jones
Hicks
Charles Humphries
W. Z. Williams
Morrison Rogers
Jordan Massee
Charles Barnon
Lucien Smith
Bates
George Wine
Hitchcock Durrett towed marriage announced in Carrollton
Dr and Mrs W J Hitchcock of Carrollton announce the marriage of their daughter Lizzle Hitchcock to Frank Durrett a popular Villa Alcan merchant the ceremony will be held February 3 at the bride's parents suburban home in Carrollton The couple have strong county connections and high social standing Miss Ammye Robinson hosted a social club gathering with the ladies of Carrollton and other attendees including Miss Lula Long Daisy Harris Julia Weems Carrie Turner and Laurie Blalock The next meeting is planned at the home of Miss Cora Mae Simonton with her parents on Maple Street Mr Foster Willams a stenographer was mentioned in the clipping
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Felton
C. J. T._ Clarke
George B. Jewett
Irene Talmadge
C. 8. Bridges
Greencutt
Oscar Kinney
Card Club
Charles Bannon
Augustus Jones
O. J. Massee
Jordan Massee
Robert Sparks
Lillias Brown
Aitken
S. C
Jones
Bannon
Winchester
Miss Dodson
Washington
Moncure
Virginia
Eustace Speer
Laura Speer
Athens
Emory Speer
Isabel Thomas
Geogia
Macon
Martha Johnston
Wiltam Brunson
Jacksonville
Fla
Frank Meyers
Frank Meyers, Jr
Atlanta
Clarence Cubbedgs
Jay McBride
George Adair
Miss Cooledge
City
Mark O’daniel
BE. C. Napier
Misa Lila Cabaniss
John Allan Harriss
New York
Morrison Rogers
Department of Agriculture
Fannie Willams
Hodge
Alonzo Jordan
Charles B. William
Grand Opera
Patti
Bertha Dimmock
T. W. Dimmock
Sims Street
Mr. Dimmock
Water Stewart
South Street
Rosamond Dillard
Walter Fayne Dunlap
Chipley
Pearl White
Albert Jones
Coleman Avenue
Miss White
Carrollton
Harry Richards
Willie Maude Brown
St. Louis
Valdosta
Wymondausis Club
Panama
Colombia
J. Q. Varnedee
Joan Patterson
Panama Canal
Kate Martin
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
C. G. Denmark
Quitman
N. Holcomb
Bessie Pendleton
Wesleyan College
B. EF. Moore
Waycross
C. C. Wilson
W. H. Harris
Tampa
Florida
W. B. Goodman
Julia Goodman
Nashville
W. J. Hitchcock
Madison
Lizzle Hitchcock
Frank Durrett
Villa Alcan
Ammye Robinson
Henry R. Robinson
Rome Street
Flinch
Lula Long
Viators
Daisy Harris
Piedmont
Ala
George Harris
Maple Street
Mr. Foster Willams
Social Notes From Arlington Ga A Week of Visits
Miss Donte Lofton of Andrew College spent last Sunday with her parents in Arlington. Mrs A Mercer of Bullerald visits this week with Mrs W J Horsery. Mrs J L Bunch of Leary visits relatives this week. Mrs J J Crawford spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs C Z Saunders at Edison. Mrs R E B Layton visited Leary this week. Mr Sam Stein and family of Blakely visited relatives here one day this week. Mrs P B Addison and Miss Hail from Leary spent Sunday with Mrs W H C Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Donte Lofton
Andrew College
A. Mercer
Buiwerald
W. J. Horsery
J. L. Bunch
Leary
J. J. Crawford
Z. Saunders
Edison
R. EB. Layton
Eastman Georgia Social Notices Add Figures of Local Visitors
Eastman residents and guests are listed with travels and visits. Charles H Peacock and family spent days in Atlanta while Miss Eula Piver visited Ashburn and Miss Wimma Burch returned from Alamo. Dr Floyd McHae and Ben Daniel were in town, Mer cer University student Hal Roberts visited relatives, Miss Annie Brannan returned to Arabi, and Miss Carrie Belle Edwards remains home. Pearl and Ruby Rivera returned to Bestman after holidays with family in north Georgia. Mrs Robinson of North Carolina also noted.
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Ben Daniel
Atlanta
Hal Roberts
Mercer University
Annie Brannan
Arabi
Carrie Belle Edwards
Zip
Mildred Willingham
Tifton
Charles Norton Griffin
Pearl
Ruby Rivera
Bestman
North Georgia
Mrs. Robinson
North Carolina
Music and social notes from local scene
Miss Mittie Harrell returns from Wesleyan where she studied music under Hesselberg. Talford Fisher leaves for Meridian Miss to take a new job. A dime musicale is hosted by the Music Club at the Foute sisters home with an entertaining program. Ralph H Barber of New York, a magazine writer and author, visits the city briefly. Mrs J K Davies of Cedartown returns home after weeks in the city. Mrs A J Womelsdorf of Pottsville Pa visits her son L Womelsdorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Barrett
Mittie Harrell
Wesleyan
Hesselberg
Talford Fisher
Meridian
Misa
Pottsville, Pa
L. Womelsdorf
Elberton Social News Ties Guests And Visitors
Miss Nina Burruss of Pelzer and Miss Ruby Jills of Mallorysville visit Elberton with Miss Corinne Smith hosting at her home. Rev J E Stephenson arrives as new Presbyterian pastor. Col Arthur Thurman and wife plan to move to Chattanooga. May Moore of Greenwood joins Elberton social circle. Several locals and visitors, including Mrs N Goon and Mrs W T Shannon, travel to Atlanta Anderson and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberton
Nina Burruss
Pelzer
Corinne Smith
W. M. Slaton
Atlanta
Ruby Jills
Mallorysville
van Duzer
McDonough
J. E. Stephenson
Stehenson
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Langston
South Georgia
Missen Burruss
Hillhouse
Arthur Thurman
Chattanooga
Thurman
Mary Jim Cason
Reception Honors debutante Miss Wilson at Albany social
In Albany the social highlight of the season was Mrs W W Wilson’s reception honoring Miss Wilson, held in two sessions from 3 to 5 and 8 to 10 pm. Floral decor framed the Wilson home with deep red in the hall, white and green in the parlor, and pink in the dining room. A large receiving party and refreshments marked the event, with several local ladies assisting in different rooms and at the punch bowl. Debutante Miss Wilson is noted as exceedingly popular, being the only daughter of Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
W. W. Wilson
Wilson
Wilaon
Mise Wilson
Fannie Sutton
W. 8. Tarver
T. M. Nelson
N. J. Cruger
C. M. Shackel- Yora
F. O. Ticknor
J. G
Sutton
I. C. Brinson
Missie Tarver
Wiiag ‘Wilson
Augusta Social Season Embraces Card Parties All Week
Augusta residents enjoyed a flurry of card parties led by Entre Nous Club hostesses. Miss Belle Fargo hosted a luncheon after a ten-table whist event won by Miss Margaret Schweigert. many local and visiting ladies attended from Newberry to Indianapolis as gatherings continued through the week with euc hre and social teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fargo
Entre Nous Club
Margaret Schweigert
Anita Phiniay
Langdon
Marie Phinizy
Emma Dunbar
Mattle Beall Paduknin
Helen Carroll
Louise Tubln
Myrtle Schumpert
Newberry
Miss Cooper
Indianapolis
Ind
Anne Clanton Phinizy
Minnie van Epps
Sadie Cranaton
Gertrude Crane
Margaret Robinson
Etta Mcallister
Misses Davies
Beech Island
Mary Holt
Eugenia Walton
Louise Brigham
Annie
Lena Ferris
Lucy Allen
Eleanor Doughty
Marion Rood
Madge Houston
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Wee
Aleve M.rich & Bros.co
South
Scotch Fabrica
Cravenette
Ecru
Isight
Eton
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Atlanta Custom House
VAL
Joseph Napier
Migs Dodson
Prises
J. N. Garrett
Lula E. Smith
Birmingham
Mulberry Street
W. N. Ainsworth
Dc. W. Smith
A. N. Dean
Misa Elon Hammond
J. H. Hammond
Enigma
J. H. Hall
Berrien
Opera House
Louise Callaway
J.R Forrester
Lucile Greer
Maude Greer
Cynthia Short
Sardis
J. Taylor
Central Avenue
Wiliie Jay
Washington, GA
Gabriel Toombs Anthony
Sarah Anne Anthony
Samuel §. Riddle
John E Sadler
Greenville
9. C
W. H. DuBose
Allen Comer Harnett
B C. Hampton
Gene Anthony
E. ¥. Hill
Marty Cantey
Augusta
Twentieth Century Club
J. T. Lindsey
John Lee Coleman
E J Forrester
Elizabeth Forrester
Greenwood
R M Heard
Marcus A. Pharr
Cartersville, GA
May Mbore
Z. W. Copeland
Addie
Irene Brewer
N. Goon
Atlan
W. T. Shannon
Anderron
3. C
Leila Gardner
Lincoln Coun
Clara Quillaln Ig
Commerce
Stone
Jiles M. Berry
Margaret Smith
Mra
Withers
William Barrett
Verdery
George Squires
H H. Cumming
Harry Goodrich
Wiliam Wardlaw
Harrison
Nesbit Wing
William Miller
Edin Weed
Henrietta Alexander
Edward Hook
Stewart Phinizy
Henry Cohen
Marie Allen
C. BR. Davis
Lake City
R. Lee Jones
Poer
Broad Street
Thomas Logan
Fort Wayne
EL. Wight, Jr
Eva McCluer
Sallie 3
Tift Street
Denison
G. M. Bacon
Mias Cleland Bacon
DeWitt
P. E. Ducker
Elizabeth Underwood
Dewiset
Bishop C. EK. Nelson
A. P. Coles
Joseph, Ehrlich
Detroit
E. C. Davis
Jev Aister
W. B Wooten
E. F. Jackson
West Point
Annie Freisleben
Sadie Freisleben
Daisy Zachry
C. C. Torbert
Opelika
C. H. McCulloch
Will J. Campbell
Willie Belle
Henderson-McCulloh
S T. Whitaker
Columbus
Mra M. Thox Bankston
Gagne
Gillian Lawier
L. F. Yancey
LaGrange
West Point Womans Club
Z. Greene
Edgar Mitchell
Bessie Lanier
Lula Stayton
Janta
Esthtr Hengedorn
Hellena Herzfeld
Alexander City
J. H. Page
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