Remsen Guest Of University Club In Atlanta Reception
The University Club of Atlanta invites guests to a Saturday reception honoring Dr. Ira Remsen president of Johns Hopkins University Baltimore who is visiting Atlanta to attend a Johns Hopkins alumni banquet for Georgia Alabama and Florida. Remsen a renowned chemist has held multiple honorary degrees and leadership roles in science societies.
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Atlanta
Ira ‘Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
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Mra
Johns Hopkins
Georgia
Alabama
Fior
Didi
College City of New York
Columbia University
University’ of
Gottingen
Germany
Columbia Univversity
Princeton University
Fale University
University of Toronto
D. University of the South
Harvard University
Pennsylvania College
Hey
Liams College
University of Tubingen
Chemical Society of London
The
Chemical So
Schurman
Cornell
Barrow
University of Georgia
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
America
Luncheon in Honor of Miss Frances Hooten and Miss Elizabeth Brown
Miss Hooten a April bride elect hosted a pink and white color themed supper with guests including Miss Reed Miss Jackson and Miss Heaton in attendance. Hosts Mr and Mrs Ernest Woodruff celebrated at a dinner honoring Miss Emily Winship and her guest Miss Elizabeth Brown of Pittsburgh alongside a party featuring Miss Ilges Howe Kilpatrick Trousdale and others from Columbus and Nashville.
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Lois Reed
Florine
Jackson
Frances Hooten
Dinine Room
Killarney
Miss Hooten
Miss Jackson
Genevieve Heaton
Lena Nisbet
Florine Jackson
Lois Heed
John Townley
Gibson Hooten
Charles Whiteside
JH Hearne
Sidney Dunn
Ernest Woodruff
Emily Winship
Elizabeth Brown
Pittsburg
Miss Winship
Brown
Nouna Ilges
Columbus
Howe
Kilpatrick
Trousdale
Nashville
Tenn
Ellis Whitley
Fred Hoyt
Lula Dean Jones
Georgian Terrace
Tracy Hoke Smith
Annie Lee MacKensie
Helen Wilson
San Antonio
Margaret Wright
Marion King
Washington
Laura Ansley
How to Remove a Poor Complexion From London Fashions
An old fashioned remedy claims mercorized wax applied at night and washed off in the morning clears a poor complexion. The wax absorbs the disfiguring cuticle, removing red blotches moth patches liver spots blackheads pimples and freckles, leaving a natural brighter skin tone. The article notes wax is available from druggists and is a simple cosmetic approach.
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London
Watches of quality and value offered by our firm
If it considers the most modest expenditure to secure a reliable make we are well equipped to provide satisfaction. For absolute luxury of fine workmanship and refined appearance our highest grades are the finest watches in the world.
elaborate wedding and social events in vibrant pink decor
The account highlights the marriage of Mrs. Virginia Carroll Upshaw to Mr. Elbert Everett at St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal church with a Florida trip planned post ceremony. It also details a series of social gatherings including millinery and dressmaking classes, a Sunday school lesson, informal bridge in Chicago, and formal bridge tea with Miss Marjorie Brown and Miss Diane Tate as guests, all noted for elegant decor and flowers.
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Virginia Carroll Upshaw
Elbert Everett
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Frazier
Everett
Florida
Woodwards Avenue
Hugh Walker
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Roberts
Miss Lovett
Young Women's Christian Association
W. O. Foster
Steiner-Eméry
Albert Thornton
Marjorie Brown
Diane Tate
New York
Decorations and table centerpiece at a social event
After the game the decorations featured pink roses in a Miver vase centerpiece encircled by four smaller vases. Pink alk shades on silver candlesticks and pink confections filled silver dishes complemented gilt English prints, a miniature box, and boudoir caps for honored guests. Mrs. Thornton wore black cigar crepe with white satin corsage. Mrs. Samuel M. Inman assisted with tea service.
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Tyler Waller
Robert Woodruff
Mr. Hambly
Mr. Blalock
Sarved
Reception for Dr Ira Remsen at University Club in Atlanta
Distinguished scientist Dr Ira Remsen of Johns Hopkins will be honored with a daytime University Club reception in Atlanta from 4:30 to 6:00 pm on Saturday, with Mrs Remsen and prominent guests invited. That evening Johns Hopkins alumni from Georgia Florida and Alabama will banquet at Capital City Club with Remsen as guest of honor.
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University Club
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins
Capital City Club
Dr. Remsen
Cardui helps Tenn. woman overcome long illness
Mrs J E Pearson of Christiana Tennessee narrates years of severe womanly trouble with side pains and illness. After ineffective treatments and a cancer scare a husband bought Cardui, the woman’s tonic, and within days she felt improvement. After six bottles she is now well and free from the awful pains.
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Cardui
J. E. Pearson
Christiana
Tenn
Berry and Guests Attend Rome Visit Tea in Cable Hall
Miss Robinson Smith of New York and Miss Matthewson of London accompany Miss Berry visiting in Rome en route home. The Martha Berry Circle secretary and president join the tea, with circle members allowed guests. Ex pression in the Atlanta Conservatory figures will present recitations and drama this evening at Cable Hall at 8 15 p.m. Participants include Regina Rambo Agnes Coleman Ethel Thornton Ada Lee Lila Dell Frost Ona Giles Mabel Acker Grace Gaffney Mary Belle Gordon and others. The public is invited.
Meetings announced for Ladies' Memorial, King's Daughters and Atlanta Club
A Ladies' Memorial Association meeting is set for Carnegie library today at 11 o clock. Georgia Libby Circle No 2 of the Kings Daughters and Sons meets with Mrs E P Crenshaw at 359 East Georgia Avenue today at 3 pm. The Atlanta Woman's Club executive board convenes this morning at 10 in the committee room of the club house.
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Ladies’ Memorial Association
Carnegie Library
Georgia Libby
The
King’s Daughters and Sons
E. P. Crenshaw
East
Georgia Avenue
Atlanta Woman's Club
Social Items From Knoxville And Friends Visit
Mr and Mrs Joseph Logan return to Knoxville. Mrs J Campbell Maben Jr returns from the Georgian Terrace to Birmingham. Frances Spalding convalesces after pneumonia. Dr KE Connally Frances Connally and Mrs Warner Martin leave Saturday for Florida. Sam Carter recovers from typhoid. Erwin Dickey and family at home 381 Peachtree Street after Florida trip. Robert H Patterson at Hot Springs Arkansas. Ida Schane spends March in Hot Springs. Alicia Printup of Rome visiting Mrs Ira Pollard and returns home today. Mrs Harry Fisher returns to the city. Lois Reed hosts a dinner for Frances Hooten bride elect of Annillees. J Hall Miller at Hot Springs. Kate Ashley of Glens Falls visiting Miss Lamar Jeter. Kate and Lilie Parrott guests of Mr and Mrs George W Parrott and leave Tuesday for Morristown Tenn. W A Whitman at Hot Springs. Macon Martin hosts ten guests in dinner for Sue Richardson of Columbus.
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Frances Spalding
John 8S. Spalding
KE. L. Connally
Frances Connally
Warner Martin
Florida
Sam Carter
Ore
Erwin Dickey
Peachtree Street
Robert H. Patterson
Hot Springs
Ark
Ida Schane
Alicia Printup
Rome
Ira Pollard
Mix
Kate
Lilile
Parrott
George W. Parrott
Morristown
Tenn
Lewis Publishing Company Losses Revealed in Trial
In St Louis on March 7 testimony in J E Lewis defraud case showed the Lewis Publishing Company losing about 30 000 monthly for three years as ads claimed profitable investments appeared in its papers. Fran is V Putnam former treasurer described franchise assets and off charged debts amid notes and a large accounts receivable total. He said E G Lewis owed the firm 550 000 and J A Lewis held stock.
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St. Louis
Lewis Publishing Company
Francis V. Putnam
J E. G. Lewis
Putnam
Woman’s National Daily
J. A. Lewis
E. G. Lewis
Hen With Batting Average of 200
An old article details two hens with extraordinary egg output. Hen No 1 began laying November 3 and produced 200 eggs total, weighing about 30 pounds. Hen No 2 started November 11 and laid about 244 ounces of eggs, totaling roughly 31 pounds in a year, costing about 81 cents for feed.
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Ifitu
Tt Marels
Savannah social notes mention guests and visits
Bia and C and Miss Rose Gibbs of Savannah guest of Mrs Allan Sheen. Miss Alice Ormond of New York arrives Wednesday from Washington to visit her sister Mrs Hinton J Hopkins. Mrs G F Lange returned Thursday from an extended trip to Florida.
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Bia, & C
Rose Gibbs
Savannah
Allan Sheen
Alice Ormond
New York
Washington
Hinton J. Hopkins
G. F. Lange
Morida
Had Had No Help From Hired Girls
An elder southern city’s oldest resident Aunt Hattie, famed for vigor and health, explains her secret in playful terms. Several visitors ask the source of her vitality, and she quips that she has avoided trouble with hired help.
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New York Press
Hattie
Milady's Toilet Table and Hair Treatment Advice
A reprinted tips column promotes beauty aids from Mme D MIlle detailing magateene in witch hazel for facial skin, dry shampooing with cornmeal and powders to remove unwanted hair using delatone paste. It also touts Mother's Salve as a cold remedy and suggests hair care routines for healthier appearance.
Five Million Handicapped Children Urged Help
McCall's Magazine notes 25 percent of U S children, about 3,000,000, grow up with handicaps. National Association for the Education of Exceptional Children met at New York University, urging elder action. Dr A Emil Schmitt outlined types of impairment from schooling changes to hereditary and environmental causes. Dr M Neustaedter warned children inherit and mimic faults as they grow.
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McCall's Magazine
United States
National Association For Bindy and Education of
New York University
A. Emil Schmitt
New York
M. Neustaedter
Believe Hospital
Want Ads Free Read full announcement on page 10
Classified note invites readers to see the free want ads offer and directs them to page 10 for the full announcement. The brief tease suggests a promotional feature within the edition.
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National Park Seminary
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Bridge
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Kate Ashley
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Alidia Printup
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Ylvia ‘Spritz
Peatlude
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Lux
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Buck
Postiideo
Volkmann
Taber
Wilder
St.’ Elizabeth’s
Joseph Logan
Knoxville
J. Campbell Maben, Jr
Harry Fisher
Frances
Hooten
J. Hall Miller
Hot Springs, Ark
Lamar Jeter
Macon Martin
Lewis
Sea Witness
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Ag Alt Drug and Department Stores
Milady
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Jessie P
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