Social notes highlight Miss Mary Gatins visitor to Mrs Keldie
Miss Mary Gatins of New York, daughter of Joseph Gatins, graces the club this week. She's described as bright and vivacious in cream net dress with satin ribbon trim and a lace hat adorned with pink roses, while staying with Mrs James Keldie.
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Mary Gatins
Joseph Gatins
New York
Miss Gatins
James cKeldie
Rosa Stocks
J. W. Martin
Clarkesville
Ality
Burnett
Porter
St. Simonds
Martha Singer
North Carolina
Annie Howard
Jefferson
Henry L. Roan
Rairourn
Commencement Exercises at Miss Harwell School Delight Audience
Thirty boys and girls at Miss Harwell's school performed a varied program Friday morning with parents and friends in attendance. Selections ranged from songs like Grandma's Angel to The Witness and The Dead Bird, with dances and readings by numerous students. Local residents and relatives were mentioned in a long column of notices including travels, engagements, and absences.
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Elris
Fannie West
Ethel Whitingham
Joseph Cook
Nannie Hill Hopkins
Katherine West
Leonard Ravenel
Tom H. Williams
Johnston Pettigrew
Raymond Gordon
Copeland Willams
Pat Dinkins
Houston Crane
Charlie Caverly
John L. Hopkins
Lulu Gordon
Aspirationg of
Teddy's Valentine
Charlie Caver
Social notes from Atlanta summer plans and visitors
Mrs Ohl visits New Rochelle while Miss Harrison returns from Enorville. Judge and Mrs Pardee prepare for a summer in Atlanta, others travel to Atlantic Beach Florida. The DuBignons move to Atlanta in October and Mrs Lewman plans a Beach visit as Thornton couple return from Thornhurst.
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H. B. Tompkins
Bessie Tompkins
Barbour Thompson
Atlantic Beach
Fla
Tompkins
Tbour Thompson
Freming duBignon
Atlanta
duBignon
Robert Alston
MacAllen Marsh
Leon D. Lewman
Albert Thornton
Thornhhurst
Georgia Press Women to Meet in Atlanta Convention
The Georgia Woman's Press Club holds sessions in Atlanta this week with a Wednesday morning start at 10. Mrs. William King presides as president. Notable writers from several states attend, with a program featuring music, papers, readings, and lectures across Wednesday and Thursday in the Grand location. The event includes receptions, greetings from numerous clubs, and a final Thursday ride to the federal prison. The Atlanta Phonograph Company advertises daily new songs at 13 Peachtree Street.
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Georgia Woman's Press Club
Atlanta
Woman's Club
William King
Georgia
Pioneer Press
King
C. B. Wilmer
Atlanta Woman's Trio
Cawthon
M. Smith
MacDowell
L'Amour
Bartlett
Wallace
State Federation
G. 8. Johnson
City Federation
A. V. Gude
Atlanta Woman’s Club
James Jackson
Daughters of Confederacy
Amcd. Wilson
Athens Woman's
Woman's Press Club
New York City
Phebe A. Hanaford
Myrta Lockett Avary
Christian Herald
Fannie Crosby
Donald McLean
Daughters of the American Revolution
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
New York
David Mars
State Assembly of Mothers
Helen Pitkan
New Orleans Times-Democrat
J. Lewis Browne
John W. Akin
Cartersville
Annie R. Osborne
Nashy Me
Mary M. O'Brien
Ross
Hi. C. White
University of Georgia
Chopin
Eva W. Malone
Knoxville
Federal Prison
Art Exhibit Next Week By Mr C W Thurmond
Mr C W Thurmond the popular art dealer has bought many original water colors from leading artists. He will host a free exhibition in his art rooms next week and offers ready framed pictures and custom frames at very low prices. Call for details.
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C. W. Thurmond
Swift Specific claim on skin cures and blood purification
An advertisement emphasizes skin diseases stem from toxic blood and promotes S. S. S. as a purely vegetable remedy that purifies blood and cures eruptions. It cites improved cases, urges readers to write for free medical guidance and a booklet, and includes a testimonial from F. G. Norfolk about a lasting cure after six years of illness. The piece dates to 1901 and lists Atlanta Georgia and Ottumwa Iowa as locations.
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8. S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, GA
Ottumwa
Iowa
F. G. Norfolk
Hackberry Street
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