Savannah Yacht Club Regatta Draws Crowds to Tybee
Savannah GA June 8 Special. The Savannah Yacht Club regatta drew crowds along the riverfront from the Yacht Club to the Casino at the point with launch parties, fish suppers, and spectators aboard steamers. Notable guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry McAlpine and many Savannah residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah Yacht Club
Thunderbolt Tae Entira
Cront
Yacht Club
Fach Club
Henrr McaAlpin
Cecil Gabbett
H. M. Stoddard
Wright Hunter
J.C. LeHardy
Gouls Lellardy
Mirs. C. G Bel
Eugene Glack
W. D. Krenson
van Martin
James West
Fred Baker
Mira
Charles Gibbes
Julan Johnson
A. G. Benten
Augustus Kelly
G. A. Gregory
Alvin Bell
W. BD. Simkins
Robert Cornwell
Horace Crane
William D. Kvenson
Edward Frost
T. M. Cunningham, Sr
A. J. Waring
A. B. Girardeath
Cherry
W. A. Bisbee
Alec Hull
Robert Hardee
Silver in Modern Jewelry Reflects Practical Elegance
From French influence comes fine silver jewelry styled with Grecian and Oriental symbolism. The twentieth century favors practicality, ensuring every silver piece serves true refinement. Brides especially value such silver for its quality and beauty.
Davis & Freeman Spoons in Seatade Cream Enamel Line
Davis and Freeman advertise cream colored enamel tea spoons with a distinctive whitehall finish. The short catalog note highlights the Davis & Freeman brand and the Seatade locale, implying a domestic tableware product for everyday use.
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Daughters celebrate Jefferson Davis birthday in Macon
Social life in Macon recounts a Jefferson Davis birthday party at Mrs. Candler Wil lingham with Mrs. Frank Rogers arranging the program. Singing, recitation, and instrumental pieces precede discussions on a gift box of Davis relics likely to be placed at Gresham High School. A Free Kindergarten closing exercises at Pythian Castle drew a large crowd. diplomas were issued to Milledgeville’s Nova Treanor and Maude Gray, with plans for continued training under Mrs Storey.
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Macon
Sheelal
Daughters of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Jones
Jett Davis Ralles
Elizabeth, Thorne
Cartersville
Henry Wortham
Kate Williams
Cohen
Monroe Fieming
N. M. Wortham
Tee Jordan
Annie Bannon
Lue Osla Flanders
Emio. Cabaniss
Arnoldina
Reese
Alice Burr
Mies
Kate Willams
T. H. McBride
Misa Iain Willams
Nelle Bannon
Roberta Patterson
Go Weinesdy
Gilbert Davis
Stewart- Davis
Eugene Nelson
Irs
Lafayette Davis
Miss Mary Lee in Nashville for St Cecilia anniversary
Society notes from Columbus detail Miss Mary Lee attending St Cecilia college anniversary in Nashville. Other items list Mrs D T Berry and Sedie Berry visiting Mazon, weddings, social events, reunions, and several travel plans and engagements among Columbus families. The column highlights social standing, upcoming marriage of Miss Xlon Peabody to Eugene Martinson, and a large Daughters of the Revolution event at Wildwood Park.
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Valley End
Stewart Davis
Nelgon
If. D. Adams
Plewellyn Holt
Percy Gamprell
John L. Turner
Adams
Ethel Davis
Misa Gladya Parker
Lucile Flandera
Nellie Wood
Diltford Vigali
Olin Wimberly
Robert Jemison
Mac Cochett
Mes. Lowell
Abner ‘Holt
Charlea Molt
Herbert Smart
James Holt
L. F. Stallings
John Wahiker
Lee Filis
BH. T., Martin
Wiliam Flanders
Thal Parker
George Dury
Marion Lane
Tailian Williams
Kate Williams
Ming Edith Sewell
Matthell Pope
Nancy Winchester
Misa Mare Winchester
Rosalind Davis
Mize Heese
Julia Huguenin
Elizabeth Maskell
Savannah
Thomas R. Ayer
Kathleen
George Raward Satcher
Oscar
Fleet Baptist Church
Ayer
Macon
M Hatcher
Cabantes, Walker, Cmeninn & Hatcher
Agee
Vineville
Eva Halle
Jacksonoie
Bia
Mall of Honor
Clarenc
Hatcher
Atlanta
Gertrude Tylor
Mary Redding
Louise Dante
Bisa
Annie Sanford
Mia Ett Park
Mias
Obie’ Hatcher
Marttta
Winship Cabaniss
Merril Calaway
Richard Jordan
A. @. Smal
L. Hulcot Ayer
Thomas Ayer
Leroy Felton
Edward J. Wiioghin
Marehalville
Mia
Hugh M. Wilet
Clarksville, Ga
Mamie' Holloway
Maconay
Alice Burr
Maury Gallaway
Tennussee
Adele Kershaw
Mix Gladys’ Parker
Rosalind Mitchel
Lula
Handall
Mise, Bloodworth
Griffin
Marcella Griffith
Mary Callaway
Hidloway
Lillan Willams
Julia Huguenis
Charles Adams
Corneila Merrite
Lawson
Terry
Olumbus
Mary Lee
Neshville
Tenn
St. Cecilia College
Lilly May Duncan
Troy
Ala
D.T. Berry
Sedie Berry
Mazon
M. G. Stanley
Birmingham
J. A. Irvin
New York
Clifton Jones
Allen
Jones
Little Rock
Ark
Johnrson
Johnson
Canada
Moultrie Moses
Sandersville
Mores
Lula Tebe
Mary Lou Redd
Isbell
Corrgia Nott and Inndustrial School
Milledgeville
Gilbert
Tate Spring
Nashville
Ober
Baltimore
W. Goodfolk
Wynaton
Blanch
Frostine
Ethel Schmeitz
Hampton
Curtis Jordan
Boston
Emory
Oxford
Effle Mae Pearce
Tf Dawson
E. L. Wells
Mary Wells
Warm Springs
Mamie Thornton
C. D. Bransford
Wednesley
North Alabama
Peabody
Eugene Martinan
W. A. Carter
First Presbyterian Church
Lula Moore
Ferdinand Lange
Martinson
Miss Peabody
Jann Peabody
Willam Peabealy
Martingon
George Washington
Marquis
Marquise LaFayette
Roger de Caverly
Columbus High School
Eleventh Street School
Deignan
Mamie Mathews
Walter H. Barry
Richard Deignan
Annie Laurie Jefferson
C. B. Gibson
Stella Hirsch
Hilda Hofflin
W. A. Wimbish
Albert H. Alen
R.A. Carson
Toveos Lucile Smith
Alu Ykins Halstead
Reid
Laura Knowles
Hatenhear
Atmustus RoWnon
Wirminghan
C. W. Ghears
Fifth Avenue
Sweet Peas A. Garter
Miss Morty
Buller
Ming Mabel Cr Ng
F Persons
Seline Beer
Mabel Chears
Wikerson
Mrr
Mes
Snolay J Belle
W. Chears
Columbus
Es Daniware Company
Lan Auitrings
Augusta
Gas
ML Anderson
Lome Pilcher
First Christian Church
Sparks W. Melton
Mian Pitcher
Miss Barton
Yenton
Nan
Charles FP. Marks
W. ‘Ball
Latimer
Lee Ethridge
Thain
GA. Bobb
Edgar Be Pilcher
Broadway
Priceless Advertising by Colonel Staples on Riggs House Fame
Colonel Staples credits free newspaper mention as the best advertising for his Riggs House hotel. He notes Washington gossip, public notices, and strong press coverage as key to its national reputation. He explains success comes from deserving prominence and not pressuring papers, then highlights visitor choice of the Riggs House.
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Colonel Staples
Riggs House
G. Staples
Willards
Washington
Hstenur
Raviner
Staples
Sikes House
FREE B B B CURES BLOOD POLLUTION AND CANCER CLAIMS
A vintage advertisement promises a Polane Balm and Morel Balm cure for tainted blood, ulcers, cancer symptoms, and skin issues. It claims to kill disease-causing "nales" in the blood, purify the flesh, and restore strength. It directs readers to Dr. Gillam for trial treatment and offers free medical advice and mail order.
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Drum
Gillam
Forsyth St
Amonta
Meilidae
Tila
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Willam Train
Robert Hull
D. Taylor
Rel@ Hobson
Charles Cunningham
Robert L. Mercer
G. Noble Jones
Albert Willy
Charles Hunter
Howard Stoddard
Frank Strachan
Jamies Butner
Palmer Axon
Edward Demere
Richardson
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George W. Owens
Frank Rattey
Robert Billington
W. W. Owens
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Burrough
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George Tennille
W. W. Gordon
Intermelly
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James Dent
Henry McAlpine
J. J. Bauers
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England
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W. W. Gorton
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John Cornell
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Ius Page
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Mary Hopps
Daniel Opps, Jr
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Errishe
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Munnerson
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Jerale Anderagn
Carolyn Myers
Jack Myers
William Hardee
George Schley
Gaston Street
Maude Williams
Scranton
George Cann
David Stewart Craben
Salem
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Wyily
Darien
Richard Wyily
Mary Wayne
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Telen
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Jackson
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Newport News
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Brevard
N.C
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Charlotta
Thomas Bond
Claude Bond
Nova Scotia
Clarence Groeber
Henry Walthour
Lily Anderson
Ily Mamle* Pritchard
Pritchard
Clarence Anderson
Tybee
George FH. Waring, Jr
Isle of Hope
Susie Gaillard
Charleston
D. C
J. Klouttric Eee
Hugh Cower
DeSoto Hotel
J. A. Huger
Misses Huger
Bluiton
S. C
Ewa
Henry Jackson
J. Wider
Davis & Freeman
Whitehall
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Bev
CS. Wood Muvie
Ros
Seluuitory
Boykin Hylstead
Laura Dil. Knowles
Morris Loeb
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Teccon Lucile Smith
Ida Willingham
Cooper Whin
Ida
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Mary Winchester
Parker
Rosalind Daylily
Mat Thell Pope
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Geralling Dessau
Fannie Winn
Relita Etheridge
Kershaw
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Gertrude Taylor
Katheleen Hothiman
Leonora Jetksi
Gene Murph
Marie Wilcox
Grace Hetner
Daley Hall
Pearl Everett
Brooks
Clarke
Bloodworth
Collins
Cillian Williams
Marion Tana
Joachine Shaw
Laura All
Lula Randall
Mary Callway
Margaret Hail
Riley
Rowell
Cétek
Ryan
Ben Wallingham
Jack
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Cone
Ferguson
Winn
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Stetson
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Albr. Small, Jr
Soloman
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Svcome
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Marshal Hurricon
Jorden
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Temuet Hit
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Chilton Coleman
Ises
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Slade
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Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Sixteenth Street School
G.vinby Jorden
Miss Wraithe Hunt
Edith Kyle
Taine, Etherees
Milas Annie Louride
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