Social Whirl Sustains Athens Guests and Word
Athens notes busy week of social events with Mrs. Julia Brand hosting a bridge and charity hostesses entertaining at noon. Numerous guests from Atlanta Birmingham Staunton and Macon attend gatherings, church activities, music classes and dinners, as well as a Crisco cooking school and bridge parties.
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Julia Brand
Bridge
Budie Brand
Waj. Peepies
T. J Shackelford
Bb. Hill
P. Stanley
M.A Lip Rutherford
Tutey ‘Thomas
Mosneithug
Mo W. Welch
MM Vor. Crawford
B. Ft. Iudgson
Digh Gordon
Frank Lipsomb
Florida
W. A. Carlton
H. Mullilove
Annie Carlton
Atlanta
A. Do Smith
Birmingham
Misa Ellen Meil
BR. W. Webb
Sorter
Staunton
Hugh Parker
Greensbore
N. Is
Parker
Charles M. Snelling
John Morris
Nell van Buren
Griswellville
Fannie Lucas
H. M. Jones
H. J. Rowe
Welderhold
Philadelphia
James
Bloomfield
Mary Riley
Moon
Winifred Wadley
Lucy Cobb Institute
Roberta Hodgson
P. H. Mell
Neca
Mr. T
Ellen Mell
John Mel
P. V. Meth. Se
Sugenia Ivey
Hirmingham
Keeny Briggs
Memphis
Fleming Winecoff
Athinta
Madame Lustrat
W. H. Felton
Mo. Hateher
Macon
Fle
Elizabeth Fora
Lena Ford
Aeworth
Piliariea
Methodist
Wsn. Nealon
Barnhill
Reading
Maud Foster
Trudges
Tuer Gilbert
Alien Fields
TR. Little
John MN. Northcutt
Elva Forty-two Club
Inman
Strong Chase
Hugh Starnes
Diuechters of the American Revolution
John Graham
W. x. Jackson
Cartersville
G. W. Duvall
Josephine Clarke
Sconol
Milwaukee
OM. Gober
John Greer
Altanta Street
Vic
Henry Ward
Chattanooga
Sms
Pre Nees. Sarlen
Cam Anderson Wadgins
Morgan McNeil
Washington
Fred Hopkins
Minneapolis
Annie Smith
George Sessions
Armory
Crisco Company
E. 8. Siple
W. H. Tresevant
Aut Mire
Hopkins
Patterson
B. Frerer
Trezevant
Hime
Kenn
Len Baldwin
B.T. Prey
Methodist Woman’s Missionary Socrety
May Edwards
Woo. Megutt
Maharma
Annie Watson
James Watsus
Miamilin
Minky Urstin
Allene Fields
Social notes of domino parties and society guests
Mrs Benjamin Brown and Mrs Augustus Burge hosted two domino gatherings with guests in the drawing room, living room, and library, decorated with ferns, hyacinths, and daffodils. Attendees included members of Mystic Circle and other guests. poetry recitals and dramatic readings were given by Logisa McCoreé and Mrs Thomas Mills.
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Benjamin Brown
Augustus Burge
Brown
Bus
Logisa McCoreé
Thomas Mills
Caius Gracchus
Charie Mills
Redding
Kincaid
David
Blakely
Drewry
Albsund
Kinsbrough
Branden
Mowilliams
James A. Drewry
Pointe
L. B. McAda
Auburn
Ala
Mra. Kl
Latrange
Minnie O'H
Pulaski Unpter
Joan Henry Crouch
Will Wheaten
Washington
T.rs
Wi- Man Manlanid
Augusta
William Walker Brookes
Rome
Atlanta
New York
Aba
Mnrape
Annia al Sharpe
Clarke Brooks Faraff
Heneroes Thompson
Winter Reluctant Before Gateway of Spring
A brief note on seasonal change signals a slow arrival of spring. The piece frames winter as stubborn, awaiting warmer days, with imagery of buds and early thaw hints.
French Hand Made Dresses Debut at New Department
The store showcases exquisite French hand embroidered dresses in chiffon voiles and crepes, each unique with hand-trimmed collars and lace. Priced 35 to 75 dollars, plus stylish silk messaline and all-wool eponge designs, including white pique dresses at 2.50, highlighting Paris flair with South spirit.
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Paris
March Winds Veil Fashion and New Ceilings Displayed
A lively fashion note describes spring ceiling displays and varied trims. It highlights new net lace and Rufflings in multiple colors and widths, with prices from 25c to 50c, and notes the demand for Guimpes to complement one piece dresses, offering styles with high collars and elastic waists.
New Embroidered Robes on Display in Silk Section
The store showcases embroidered robes in voile, batiste, and linen with matching borders and trims. Prices range from 12.50 to 25 dollars, featuring bulgarian, Irish point, and self color embroidery in white and ecru voiles. Second Floor silk section highlights fashion pieces.
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Batiste
New Crepe de Chine Silks Arrive in Fashion Colors
New Crepe de Chine and Charmeuse silks arrive in white and black tones. Priced at $1.50, $2.00, and $2.50 per yard, offering economical luxury for discerning shoppers.
Fashion Says on Wash Fabrics And Frocks Display
A description of wash fabrics and summer dress materials lists ratines, voiles, crepes, and suitings with colors and prices. It highlights 36 to 46 inch ratines, voiles, crepe suitings, ramie and seersucker options, and bargains on ginghams and other fabrics to inspire morning and afternoon frocks and tailored gowns.
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Loiret
Ee Bedford Wells
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