Dainty Fashion Set For Easter Season Gowns
Fashion notes preview spring and Easter gowns with sheer fabrics and lace. Descriptions cover flare skirts, trains, tailor gowns, and walking suits in tan gray and black lace, plus silk foulards, liberty fabrics, and embroidered net gowns. Millinery highlights include silk petals crowns, June roses, pearl trims, and new trims like stag-horn geranium leaves for a delicate, fashionable season.
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Ishia Booly
Dame Lashion
Suill
Liberty Foulard
Ecru
Jace
Hat fashions and a large Atlanta society event
The piece surveys spring millinery with cream, rose, and velvet trims, highlighting Linn Faulkner's Parisian hat and other styles. It also reports the Atlanta Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy meeting to plan a Winnie Davis memorial entertainment after Easter, led by Mrs Joseph Thompson, aiming to be a major amateur event with a new young ladies committee.
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Linn Sautkner
Atlanta
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Winnie Davis
Joseph Thompson
Atlanta Slums a Good Field for Seekers of Charity Work
A Atlanta settlement formed a fifty-member committee to study ward conditions, then began practical aid via free labor bureaus, cheap lunches, and visits by women economists to teach thrift and cleanliness. Salvation Army officers urge city cooperation, note snuff habit as a major evil, and describe free labor bureaux and a second-hand store aiding the poor.
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Chicago
Andrews
Atlanta
William Andrews
Salvation Army
Andrewehers
Free Labor Bureau
Sears
MacAllister
Marietta Street
Salvation Army work reveals destitute poor in city
Mrs MacAllister reports on Salvation Army efforts among the sick and needy. She notes snuff use amid poverty, the need for self-help and work, and the transformation of rooms from filth to cleanliness before medicine and care can help. The discussion links Chicago philanthropy to local action.
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Atlanta
Andrews
Salvation Army
Mr. MacAlister
Sears
Montgomery Socials Round Up At Local Clubs
Montgomery society notes a lively week with German club led by Terry Griel and Beatrice Sulabacher, Ionian Literary Club hosted by Mrs William Marks, and visits from or to Miss Mendelsohn, Miss Lily Lehman, and Mrs Tunstall Perry. Mothers Congress founder Mrs Goodwyn heads Mothers Union. many prominent women travel to Nashville, New Orleans, or South Africa as social year winds down.
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Montgomery
Ala
Standard Club
Terry Griel
Beatrice Sulabacher
Ionian Literary Club
William Mr Marks
Mendelsohn
Sam Sabel
New Orleans
Lily Lehman
Buffalo
Wollner
New York
Tunstall Perry
Birmingham
William Berney
Charles A Sedberry
Wetumpka
W H Micon
Albert Meyer
Selma
T Neuman
Richard Browder
Magazine Club
Goodwyn
Mothers’ Congress
Washington
Mothers' Union
William G Hutcheson
Katia Dean
Nashville
Loulie Gwin
A M Baldwin
Irene Ashby MacFadyen
Goodby
South Africa
Farinie Jean
John L Moore & Sons Leading Opticians and Makers
John L Moore and Sons are noted as leading opticians and manufacturers. Their success has generated imitators, but they remain ahead in producing fine eyeglasses sorghettos opera glasses and other optical goods. Visit their Prudential building headquarters at 4 Bread 4.
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John L. Moore & Sons
Prudential Building
Kellam & Moore
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Lberty Foulard
Duncan Graham May
Frank L Stanton
Amanda Moore
Mobilé Society
Rogers
Ptics
Oders
Regula
Sanjur Rogers
E. J. Kelsey
Buett
Linn Faulkner
Hare
Isma Dooly
Orme Ft Gelders
Juany Johnston
Audrey
Dillers
Maretta Street
Willie Helen Menelley
Talladega
Eiseman & Weil, Men's and Boys’ Outfitters
Whitehall Street
UL Douglas
Quantua
Tardord
Woodburg
John H. Woodbury
D. J
West 23d St
REIS
Trinmicy 9 Avenue
Escry Nation
Druikharts
Burkhart
Cincinnati
Tee Bee
Mary Johnston
Sale American Baptist Publication Society
Whitenah
Vrig Gocdard Lestiiveny
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