Suffrage debate and hospital charity play noted at events
The article describes a suffrage discussion with an impromptu debate on women’s suffrage led by Mrs. McLendon and Dr. L D Morse in Atlanta. It also highlights a Hospital for Incurables fundraiser by the Girls Friendly Society of St. Philip cathedral, presenting Alice Through the Looking Glass and Alice in Wonderland at Marist College Hall on June 19, with Miss Annette Applewhite contributing.
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United States
McLendon
L. D. Morse
Lou Garrett
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. Philip Cathedral
Alice
Lookingglass
Lewis Carol
Atlanta
Hospital For Incurables
Annette Applewhite
Marist College
Ivy Street
Miss Barker's model kindergarten at LaGrange earns praise
A Georgia woman funds and leads a small LaGrange kindergarten under the shadow of Dixie mill. Miss Jesale Barker recruits a bright teacher after training in Atlanta, establishing a nine month term for 25 pupils with lunch, clothing and supplies donated by local citizens. The program stresses Bible lessons and independent character, resisting expansion to preserve intimate teacher pupil bonds.
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Dixie Mill
LaGrange
Georgia
Jesale Barker
Atlanta
Julian Romare
Barker
Bob
Jos
Kindy
Wedding planned as Katherine Durand weds David Morgan
Willa Helmer praises a festive event with Miss Mildrea Spratling and Miss Dafine Bell Mer at the punch bowl. A card party hosted by Mrs James T Williams features six handed euchre and refreshments. Two fall flower shows are planned in Atlanta by local clubs.
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Katherine Durand
Norman Sharpe
James T. Wiliams
Aline Stanley
Lilian King
Lucile Cody
Henry Williams
Christine King
Willa Helmer
David Wiliam Morgan
James T. Willams
Quiet home wedding for Ida L Donehoo and Albert P Pulliam
Miss Ida L Donehoo and Mr Albert P Pulliam of Newport News will wed Tuesday morning at the bride's home near Hemp Nin Ga. Only relatives and intimate friends attend as the house is decorated for the ceremony. Several social notices follow including guild meetings and travel plans of local residents with several trips to Europe and visits to Washington and New York.
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Misa Cook
Washington
Joe
Miss Harker
Donehoo-Fulliam
Ida L. Donehoo
Albert Perry Pulliam
Newport News
Hempnin
Manning
John Ryan
Whitehall Street
Daughters Can Revolution
Aly
Adam
Craigie House
Social Ems
Joy_ Harper
Charlies M. Harper
Rome
Europe
New York
Zac Smith
Birmingham
Memphis
England
France
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Harper
Donald Harper
Paris
Robert J. Scott
Cartersville
Miss Purse
Mr. Gale
Brunswick
Lauris McRae
A. McD. Wilson
Willamette Gale
Caroline Sheehan
Ian
Atlanta society notes many residents plan travels and visits
Owens and other Atlanta residents are noted in a lengthy social column. Mrs Owens and Mrs Don A Parties entertain. Mrs. Edward Barnes returns to Warm Springs. Miss Julia Taylor sails from California and visits Hot Springs. Mrs. Grandy comes from the Philippines with Alfred. Many locals depart for New York, Boston, Dalton, and Warm Springs for visits, conferences, and a shooting tournament. Several families welcome newborns and announce weddings, house parties, and guest appearances across Georgia and nearby states.
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William T. Newman
Walter Howard
Newman
Asheville
N. C
Julia Taylor
California
Hot Springs
Luther B. Grandy
Alfred Grandy
Philippines
Smart
Peachtree Street
R. T. Doer
New York
Edward H. Barnes
Warm Springs
Sparkling Libbey Cut Glass Showcases Expert Craft
Sparkling cut glass is described as distinctly beautiful when cut well. Libbey's displays the possibilities of expert cutting, with brilliant sparkle and clarity as a result of years of study. The collection includes a range of silver items from affordable to luxurious.
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Libbey
Irritable Women and Pinkham Remedies Advert
An 1899 advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for hysteria and female disorders. It includes testimonials from Mrs. M. H. Lewis and Mrs. Haven claiming relief from ovarian trouble, nervousness, and menstrual distress, plus an offer to pay $5000 if testimonials are proven false or published without consent.
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Condin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lewis
Pirmatau
Hydra ER Pinkham
M. H. Lewis
Valentine Ave
Tremont
New York
N.Y
Exiaa Haven
South Ave
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Maeterlink Debate Spurs Photo and Faith in Messages
A journalist contemplates a photo of Maurice Maeterlinck after a quoted disciple argues that image lacks meaning without inner understanding. The piece reviews the Belgian writer’s ideas on instinct over reason, progress through science, and the folly of fortune tellers, tying them to the volume The Buried Temple and its introductory essay.
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F. Marion
Crawford
Teddy’ Roosevelt
Maeterlink
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Gainesville
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Hall County
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