Weding Feasts and Socials in Capital City Club Circuit
A bustling social roundup reports a brilliant Capital City Club dinner in honor of Miss Mary Nicolson and Mr. John Newton Goddard ahead of their June 20 wedding. Guests included Laura Paynes, Anne Fitten, Mary Kingsbery, Eugenia Oglesby, Nannie Nicolson and many more, with music, roses and ferns enhancing the blue room. Other society notes recount Miss West’s Thursday afternoon party for Miss Ida Lee Hill with Euchre and prizes, Miss Blanche Carson’s Piedmont dinner for Miss Lipscomb, and a Chi Phi dance at Segadlos among Atlanta’s fashionable set.
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Miss Nicolson
Goddard
Capital City Club
Wil Ham P. Hill
Bretua Clay
Mary Nicolson
John Newton Goddard
Laura Paynes
Anne Fitten
Mary Kingsbery
Eugenia Oglesby
Nannie Nicolson
Charles Conklin
James Enpliah, Jr
Robert Clarke
Tiugt Foreman
Howell Peoples
Frank Henkine
Blin
Janes He McKeldin
Miss West
Hirtio Les West
Ida Lee Hil
Washington
Wilkes County
Georgia
Khther Kelly
Ladie Denni Amd
Misa Hill
Lucy Akers
Christine Dickson
Mary Fortson
Marie Lairsson
Marguerite Honphid
Marian Nutting
Georgia Brewster
Louise Baird
Susie May Pope
Ekdie Brown
Bessie Pope
Lola Pastiel
Wil- He ‘May Cruselle
May Eendall
Mary Thompson
Mary Kelly
Anita Stewart
McGowam Phelan
Eima Askew
Cobbie Vaughan
Cora Tremphill
Eva Powers
Ida Ludlow
Ida Hightower
Mabel Hurt
Edna Blount
Annie Laurie Hit
Laura Hill Peyne
Gene Carson
Keky
Annie Terrell
Kate Dumwandy
Messrs
Cassin
Dorothy Imar Mtam
Caroline
Emma duBose
Hanteman
Misses Cassin
Dorothy Dyrefworth
Lacy Dowden
Sybil Jewett
Paul Johnson
Kamper
Chi Phi
Segadlos
Atlanta
Fred Eve
Charles Smith
Augusta
Prinizy Gary Augusta
Lucas Simmons
Charleston
D. C
L. BE. Gootier
J. W. Pope
Charles M. Sctple
Atlan Heater Muse
Marshall Jonson
Clinton Amorous
Mary Read
Edith Russell
John Kiser
Misa Ethel Kelly
Nellie Hightower
Miss Read
Cure for women's ailments claimed in home treatment
A long promotional notice offers a home remedy for leucorrhea, green sickness, and painful menstruation. It promises a free ten day course and a guide to self cure, urging mothers and daughters to mail addresses to Mrs. M Summers, Box 69 Notre Dame, Indiana.
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Rome
M. Summers
Notre Dams
New Bracelets Driving Club Guests and Local Quarters
Paanss New Bracelets Driving Club hosted last evening with Misses Jeanette Swift Kate Ratinson and Mary Thomas. Mesers William Elsworth Madison Bell Edward Dougherty Logan Clarke John Dean Stewart Hugh Fore man and Charles Tyan attended. iss Elle Dunlap convalescent at St Josephs infirmary. Miss Hazel Atkins Zula Atkins returned from Columbus after visiting Miss Julia Wills. Mr John Corrigan ill with fever at St Josephs infirmary. Mr P Hartsfield of Mulberry Fla visitor of sister Mrs B J Drake last week. Dr A L Fowler leaves for New York next week and will visit Canada. Miss Rosalie Howell to stay with Mrs Walter Taylor next week. Miss Mary Lou Berkeley returns from New York where she attended school. Mr and Mrs Edward Berkeley at home for the summer at 73 Juniper Street.
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Robert Taylor
Baltimore
Archibald
Peachtree Road
Davis
Nunnally
Thomas St. Paine
James Robinson
Junius Oglesby, Jr
Charles Conklin
Robert Alison
Edwardan Winkle
Robert Davis
Robert Ridley, Jr
Albert Howell
George Dexter
Frank Daney
Albert Thornton
James English
Lowery Arnel
Harvey Johnson
Don Pardee
George Traylor
Arthur Hobb
Oscar Pappenheimer
Thomas Erwin
Hugh McKee
George Brown
John Tien
Fleming
du Blbnon
W. W. Gray
Barbour ‘Thompson
George Crandall
Henry Tanner
Jeanette Swift
Kate Ratinson
Mary Thomas
William Elsworth
Madison Bell
Edward Dougherty
Logan Clarke
John Dean Stewart
Hugh Foreman
Charles Tyan
Elle Dunlap
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Hazel
Zula Atkins
Columbus
Julia Wills
John Corrigan
P. Hartsfield
Mulberry
Fla
B. 3. Drake
A. L. Fowler
New York
Canada
Rosalie Howell
Walter Taylor
Mary Lou Berkeley
Tron
Edward Berkeley
Juniper Street
Milledgeville Girls Exhibit At Georgia Normal College
Milledgeville Georgia June 8 Special Exhibition day at the Georgia Normal and Industrial college highlights Milledgeville girls in dressmaking art and cooking departments. Miss Jean I Boswell leads dressmaking while Miss Harriet Folger heads cooking showing balanced meals for workers schoolgirls and children and stressing economical planning and health.
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Milledgeville
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Jean I. Boswell
Virginia
Brooks Jarrett
Whitaker
Alice Atwood
Mire
Katie Mr. Greanor
Summer Excursion Tickets to Seashore and Mountains by Central of Georgia
Hot weather trips via Central of Georgia Railway offer summer excursions to seashore, mountain and lake resorts nationwide. Tickets on sale at coupon ticket offices. for rates and schedules contact any agent or representative. W. T. Fogs, District Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
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Central of Georgia Railway
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Savarmall
Central Oft Georgia Railway
W. Ti. Fogs
Atlanta
Texas Wonder Cure for Kidney Bladder and Rheumatic Ailments
Advertisement notes The Texas Wonder claims relief for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Sold by druggists or two months by mail for $1. Dr BE W Hall 2926 Olivette St. Louis MO invites testimonials.
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Texas Wonder
BE. W. Hall
Olivett
St. Louis
Bend
Southern Municipal News to Start in Macon with Regional Reach
A new publication called The Southern Municipal News will launch soon in Macon, backed by influential supporters. Edited and managed locally, it aims to cover municipal improvement across southern towns and will circulate throughout the region, with key names to be announced at the upcoming Georgia League of Municipalities meeting in Augusta. Dave Nash sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for cotton theft and prison escapes.
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Macon
Constitution Bureau
Second Strees
Jume
Southern Municipal News
Georgia League of Mupipalities
Augusta
Feld B
Nash
Dave Nash
Southern Railway
Ono
Felton
At the Casino and local notices on education and trips
In Atlanta the Casino offers matinee and evening performances as the military octette headlines a strong vaudeville bill. Next week Little Chip and Mary Marble bring popular English musical comedy Glorinana to the house. Madison public schools elect James D. Garner as superintendent and appoint several teachers, with plans to fill the assistant principal post. Covington reports travel to Boston for medical association duties and new lodge officers. A Macon post discusses voluntary bankruptcy for a rural carrier. The Philadelphia Press item features a humorous exchange about needing rest and sending children to the country.
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Atlanta
Little Chip
Mary Marble
Wells, Dunne and Harlan
Madigan
City Board of Education
Madison Public Schools
James D. Garner
Gainesville
M. F. Ramsey
Garner
Statson
Mary 5. Lawrence
Washington, Ga
Milas Peytona Douglas
Besule Hutcheson
Pearl’ Byps
Misa Kata Peacock
Lula Hutchinson
Madson Public School
Bowden Lithin Springs Water Promoted for Health
Bold advertises Bowden Lithia Springs Water claiming it cures rheumatism gout stomach liver and skin troubles when consumed daily. It touts doctor endorsements and fresh daily delivery from the spring with a pamphlet of testimonials available by writing Howden Lithia Springs Water Company at 164 Peachtree Street. Also notes a display of lithia water themed picture postal cards and a Piedmont Souvenir Company sale in the Piedmont hotel lobby.
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Bowden Lithin Springs
Bowden Lithia Springs
Howden Lithia Springs Water Company
Peachtree
Piedmont Souvenir Company
Piedmont Hotel
Governor Aids Fire Fighters Save State Capitol
Baton Rouge tell of a dramatic night as Governor Stanchard and Louisiana legislators in nightwear assist hundreds of citizens and the fire department to save the capitol building from destruction after a blaze started by faulty wiring. The eastern wing burned, losses estimated at 50 000 to 100 000 dollars. a valued painting The Battle of New Orleans suffered in the ruin.
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Baton Rouge
Stanchard
Louisiana
Senate Chamber
New Orleans
Blanchard
Senate
Elks' Theater
Mississippi
The Durbar and the Plague
June issue of Everybody's tells how the millions in India pay high taxes yet face famine and disease. The piece contrasts lavish costs for a Durbar show with inadequate water supplies during a plague, condemning the neglect of natives while funds are spent on display parades.
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India
Russell
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Klindworth Conservatory of Music
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Piedmont Club
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Jack Johnson
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