Society Buffet Luncheon Hosts Noted Attendees at Peachtree Home
Mrs Hal Steed hosted a pet luncheon on Peachtree Street, honoring guest Mrs Alvin Underwood of Memphis and Mrs Albert Akers. Attendees included Mrs Albert Akers, Mrs John H Powell, Mrs William Gurner, and many others. A bridge luncheon at East Lake featured Miss Marguerite Rewks and guests from Massachusetts to Maryland, with wedding notices and elaborate decor described throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Steed
Hosteaa
Peachtree Street
Alvin Underwood
Memphis
Albert Akers
Morrell
Ots
John H Powell
William Gurner
Demar Gude
Mitch Ato
William Beabrosk
Haro Jeers
Cone Maddox
Thoras Beauchamp
Wewherter Milner
Marvin Underwood
Po McCarley
Dillion Akirs
Wille Russell Law
Faith Meradtey All
Badger
Alirien Rate Carroll
de Tata
Tate
Ferna
Casina
Misa
Marguerite Rewks
East Lake
Kinor
Easy Aids to Good Looks from a Old Grooming Guide
An OCR fragment outlines a home remedy routine for facial grooming and skin care. It mentions applying a paste, washing with water, and a powder made from massatonin dissolved in witch hazel to improve softness and smoothness of the skin. Names and exact ingredients are garbled.
Seeing and Fearing Promises Deep Investigation and Music
A promotional note invites readers to a thorough investigative experience paired with a musical treat. The text emphasizes immersive, convincing storytelling and personal insight alongside live or recorded music. It positions investigation as entertainment and education in a single outing.
Untitled Social Event Notes Highlight Local Entertainment
Society pages detail teas, receptions, and a July wedding in a Southern town. Guests include Miss Helen Barnes of Macon and Miss Mary Lucy Bryan Johnson, with notices of a home ceremony for Miss Mary Lucy and Dr Lee Johnson of Asheville. Attendants and hosts hosted informal bridge, dinners, and decorations in pink, blue, and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan-Johnson
Revo
Mis S
Bryan
Decatur
Thete Bushier
Mary Lucy
Lee Johnson
Asheville
Hev Bryan
Fthel Hudson
Rona Wey Pomeroy
Pomeros
Lorimer Trial Nearing Close
Washington amid ahour speeches by Johnston and Jones pro Lorimer forces argue Lorimer seat validity hinges on final debate. Lea and Thornton expected brief remarks as Lorimer may close in one session, with Friday possible for action. Roosevelt tafts influence and public clamor noted. second trial objections raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Lorimer
Johnston
Alabama
Jones
Lorimer
Lea
Tennessee
Thornton
Louisiana
Theodore Roosevelt
Dillinghamt
Roosevelt
Taft
Christenom
Canal Bill Delayed by British Request
Washington July 10 Special The British embassy formally asks the Panama canal bill in the senate be held until Great Britain can present a statement on the treatment of its vessels in canal regulations. Senator Brandegee, head of the Interoceanic canals committee, does not know Britain's representations but says the bill will not be taken up for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Great Britain
Brandegee
Intereceante Tanals
Tereat
Britain
Hookworm Crusade Moves Through Kentucky Counties
Louisville July 10 anti hookworm agitation grows as Kentucky health officers plan an anti hookworm crusade starting in Knox County. State board of health members will visit to establish a dispensary and educate on prevention. In Knox County 1300 of 2600 examined are afflicted. The drive aims to reach all 61 counties within six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
Knot
State Board of Health
Knox County
Miss Emma Lee Girls Honor Bride Elect At Matinee
A matinee party Friday afternoon honors Miss Morris with guests to attend. Helen Gullatt entertains sixteen friends Friday night for Miss Morris. Nell Wilson hosts a Friday morning luncheon for Miss Morris to Miss Wootten. Milas Louise Richardson hosts bridge for Caroline Wootten of Coington. Rhododendron decor plus a silver frame and handkerchief set prizes. Miss Hodgson visiting Miss Lawson Hines is honored by Miss Warton Hodgson. Mamie Whirkpit tick gate hosts a swimming party yesterday at Fast Take. Harla Lizers to host an automobile party Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romald Pansom
Bridge
Ruth Tribble
Athens
Calhestith
Wigsee Tribble
Stan Helen McCullough Tieten Darain
Wary Brown
Emma Lee
Gurats
Miss Morris
Misa Helen Gullatt
Milas Fennie May Morris
Thomson
Misa Nell Wilson
Miss Wootten
Milas Louise Richardson
Misa Caroline Wootten
Coington
Rhododendron
Miss Hodgson
Warton Hodgson
Athena
Lawson Hines
Mamie
Young Men's Christian Association Ladies Meet July 12
The Auachary women of the Young Men's Christian Association hold their monthly business meeting Friday July 12 at 3:30 in the association parlors. All members are asked to attend and expect a very interesting program after the business hour with refreshments served. The Tenth Ward Club holds its regular meeting at Mrs Wood Everett’s home corner Gillette Street and Stewart Avenue Thursday July 1 at 3:30 p.m. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mens Christian Association
T Hey
Tenth Ward Club
Miss Sharpe Honored At Enforced Bridge Party
Miss Eunice Larned hosted a bridge party for twelve guests as a farewell to Miss Caro Sharpe who leaves soon for the rest of the summer. Abroad decorations from Killarney roses and forms set the scene. punch was served from a bow embedded in ferns. Prizes included silk stockings and lingerie gowns awarded to Miss Larned and Miss Sharpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sharpe
Eunice Larned
Ccorcion
Social items from the Georgia coast and beyond
Local social notes list Miss Lucile Willie and others visiting and recovering, travel plans to Rome and St Simons, guests in Murphy, Paris, London, and New York, and several hosted gatherings at residences and seaside spots including Wrightsville Beach, Freeland, and the Georgian Terrace. The notes mention weddings, visits, and extended stays with families and friends across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Tommie Peale
Murphy NO
Alma Branles
Nancy Prince
Lillian Flynn
Paris
London
Freeland
Henles Rematta
How to Keep Face Young and Attractive
A historical cosmetic tip sheet describes using a wax night application to soften the skin and a Saxolite powder mixture with water as a daytime wash to refresh worn complexions. The advice emphasizes safe, simple preparations and avoiding experimental treatments to ward off aging signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hygieni Review
To Miss Turner In Compliment To Miss Agnes Tur miero
A compliment to Miss Agnes Tur miero on her bid for elece at an event yesterday on the terrace with guests Miss Blare Wcknight Irene Patterson Laura Bele Houston Mrs John Grant Mrs Willam Armistead and Mrs John Yaurner Also mentioned Miss Gibbs and Miss Kate Gresham will attend or participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellizabeth
Georgian Terrace
Helen Barnes
Macon
John M Slaton
Miss Turner
Agnes Turmiero
Patl N Estes Rive
Lee of
An Terrace
Little headway in Atlanta case stalls hearing
Duluth Minnesota July 10 The Interstate Commerce Commission has made little headway in the continuation of the Atlanta freight bureau's action to correct alleged railroad discrimination against that city Two hours of hearing brought two intervening witnesses from Nashville Tonn one a publisher and the other a hardware merchant The hearing probably will take until the end of the week Ho Woods will have 25 shows under his management next season including Tamalizing Tommy with Don Castre an imported star in the reading rate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlanta Freight Bureau
Nashville Tonn
Ho Woods
Tommy
Dony Castre
How Bryan Has Beaten Missouri Candidates
Washington July 10 Special Missouri has reason to feel aggrieved at Mr Bryan Representative Sisson of Mississippi noted Bryan defeated the Missouri presidential candidates since the war. At the 1896 convention Richard Bland went in with more votes than any other candidate yet Bryan cast out his crown of thorns and a cross of gold speech. At Baltimore’s convention Clark led by over 400 votes but Bryan intervened again, halting Missouri’s aspirant by steering the Nebraska delegates to oppose Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missouri
Bryan
Sisson
Mississippi
Richard Bland
Silver Dick
Sisacn
Baltimore
Clark
Nebraska
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Browning-Bray
Ming Willie Haker
Ty EE Bray
Atlanta
Lial
Nellie Williams
Friin
Ilbreath
Sam Jones
Hugh Walker
Tor
Grant Mulcoth
Joseph Polegge
Val Douata
Valler
Mra
Jose
Mack Jace Mos
Hardwes
Ant
Italtwin
Mia
Morristown
Josey
Miss Duitert
Crstrams
Batmady Dee
Cerarney
Mia Guldbreath
Sy Bung Dlow
West
Ind
Poe Bridge
Agnes
Corie
Miss Soot
Otultreith
Mrs Underwood
Boutt
Pes
Teortin Terra
Mira Tinin Underwood
Mompas
Halster
Miss Walker
Mary Rose Ratha
Vaubis
Moure
Thomas Tims
Imern Horn
Progresat
Oda Wis
Ani Afterwarix
Milan
Omix
Eohao
Express
Grafonola
M. Rich & Bros. Co
Department of Famous Shoes
Columbia
Phonograph Co
N. Broad St
Bell Phone
Teon Walker
WeCall
Miss Barnes
Mia John Mc Slatongs
Thising C Tub
Margaret Northen
Fula Jack Aon Laurent Horine
Gladys Dunson
Ilne Fleller
Biizabeth Butler
Nell Wilda
Sarah I
Virginia Lipscomb
Charles Andrews
Miss Pomeroy
Ute Arden
Dick Ig Moapen Tetth
Steiner Lmery
Miss Tribble
Moss Owssa
Moss Helen Gullats
Moss Fannie May Worms
Thomson Gath
Stern
Uth Trapman
Thomas Lee
WN Rowee
Miss Greer
Wiss Cassiette
Mrs . C Cartledge
Rome
Maul Birker Cobb
Howrll Nobb
Bone
Georgia
Darien
Odpelo Island
Lucile Wilie
Bladmont Sanatorium
Jennie Moble
Mre Woo Murat
Apalachienla
Mother Wro
FP Welhteim
George Wo Rohn
George Mooila
St Simons Island
Hendersonville
Ruth Uningham
Varletta
Thomas H Beauchamp
Laurie Johnston
Joseph Johnston
Wrightsville Beach
Alice Nisbet
New York
Holland Curran
WA Bonnell
Giint Street
Melanie
Whodstock Hotel
Newark
Laura Athe
Finny Robert
Macan
Wis J
Hoskers
Windliam Percy
Brevard
Lucy Morrell
Sylvania Ga
Mal Horine
Ferol Humphries
Miss Yerger
Miss Boswell
Dillon Akers
W H DeVoe
St Simons
Leewood Oglesby
Quitman, Ga
Julia Meadar
Miss Gibbs
Kate Gresham
Commerce Commission
Freight Bureau
Faust Spaghetti
Faust
Maull Bros
St. Louis, Mo
Onyx
Kayser
J. P. Allen & Co
Whitehall Street
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