Savannah Society News Engaged and Travel Glimpses
Savannah society notes celebrate the engagement of Miss Nelle Oppenheimer to Mr Clarence F. Dusenhar and report several Savannah residents abroad in Paris Naples and Venice. The section also records luncheons for Mrs du Bignon and Mrs Haskell, visits by local families to New York, Nassau, and Florida, plus a Georgia Milledgeville cotillion and a home wedding at St John’s church with details on the bride and wedding party.
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JT. MM. Cunninghiwn
Fleming du Bignon
Atlanta
CB. Mclone
Louis Haskell
New Yorks
Mungster
Thesmar
KH. C White
Athens
H D. Stevens
Malone
Ob. W. Meldrim
Thomas Wayne
Anderson Carmichael
George Owens
Henry Ward
Port Hope
Canada
AG. Carson
duBignon
Atlainta
Puesday
Wlorance Manis
Egypt
Shorter
Isapel Pountree
Wilmington
Saran Cunningham
Levey Barrow
Naples
Anna Stevens
Florence Stevens
Venice
Hugh Walker
G. Schrey
James Senses
New York
Frank Batter
Montclair
N. J
Fmlington
Billington
Escland
Nassau
Florida
Thomson
Washington, D.C
Beaufort
Savannah
James Furse
Thirty-fourth Street
Westwid
Nelle Oppenheimer
Clarence FL Dusenharr
Jacksonville
Oppenheimer
Dusenhars
Augusta
Dosenbery
Savrynah
Mise Laulee Waldhauer
Arthur Henry Wiliamson
Flintshire
England
St John's Church
Wiss Louise Valligant
Hdward R._Banks
David “F. “Waldhauer
Bickerton
We Waldhauer
J. de
Missea Mary
Talla Comer
BH. T. Come
Milledgeville
Armory
W. T Richardson
E. A. ‘Tigner
Frances Perkins
Charles Moore
B. Mike
Misses Moore
Mane Whiteker
Florida Allen
Steve ‘Thornton Sid_Jones
Ben Powler
Jim Moore
Linon Fowler
Lamar Sims
H. D. Allen
Allen
M. M. Parks
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
T. S. Lucas
Huberta Hodgson
Atabel Crawford
Hall Smith
Margaret
Marlay Corbin Brigges
W. Richter
Macon
WS. Scott
Waynesboro
Marty Preston
Olf
Lula McMillan
Irs
Lamar
Irs Middieton
Chicago
Sterraw
Messrs
G. £. Bullard
McMeekin
Fla
Francis | Bullard
Marlon W. Harris
R. B Moore
Hin Club
Om Mendéyeveng
Kate Ellis
Buia
Withine‘ham
Douglas ‘Feagen
Jobo Glover
Murray
William R. Reeves
H. L. Barheld
Lee’ Jordan
Asheton Starke
Radmond
Watherne Gholstin
Hen 'L. Jones
W. D. Lamar
G. B. Chapman
Clem Steed
Andersonville
Missy Tha Holt
Callaway
Will Turpin
A. T. B. Glenn
W. L. Johnson
Andrew Lane
Louis Pellew
Haxter Jones
Ralph Small
George Hatcher
Norwoon Robson
Wittam ‘Little
George Towell
Bruce Jones
Burdeage
A. T. Barfield
Ben Wallingham
Richard Wil
Gus Hernd
Levy
Baltimore
Durlus Waxelbaum
Larouet Waxelbaum
Kehn
Orangeburg
8. C
John Hurley
Mynnette Berna
Rietta Athendge
J. W., Wieox
Danville
Walter Lamar
Eugene Harris
Mintér Wimberly
C. D. Papreon
Roland “Lbs
Rosebud
Wallace McCaw
Pha
Join Wuguenn
Join
Stella Thorner
Max ‘Forris
Mai College
Wilams
Bessie Powell
Viginia Freeman
Sadie Gri Powel
John Faver
Bob Orr
Jack Fowell
Gill Glover
T.M. Goodrum
T. J. Camp
Muro
Annivorsum
John Mae Hacney
Katie Arnall
Lallie May Powel
Mary Parrott
Virginia Freeman
Kate Snead
Rawson Dent
N. Orr, Jr
Tack Powell
Cleveland Orr
Prank Wughee
Sun Spuck Club
Lida Brown
Ida Powell
Newnan
Maury Gibson
J. C. Gibson
Sims
Miriam Atkinson
Milledgeyville
Linda Sunrie
Gadsden
Ruth Whatley
Evelyn Carlton Cums
Turin
Mec
RB. H. Lovejoy
D. W. Boone
Boone
Harvey North
AL Tanta
Frances
May Werring
Ruth Cole
Shorts College
Barne
Wilbur ‘Frimbel
Clara Jones
Lafayette
Ale
T. J. Jones
Harrison
Oys Bia
RB. J. Atkinson
Greenville
TE Atkinson
R. NX. Cole
Corinne Stenrll
Hartsfield
Milledge Hartsfield
Earle Adams
Minnia Wicks
J. MH. Blackburn
Thompey
Susilo Willinghem
Annis Anderson
Batosan
Birs
EA Pound
Wayetous
Ed. Murphe
Tela
Forsyth
Moultrie
Annie Howard
Herth
Boynton
Griffin
Baud Chappel
al Chappel
Irma Warley
Liberty
Young People's Missionary Society
Bass
Nel Adams
Bobie Matthews
Edith Franklin
Lir Rogers
Pearl Liffey
Loy Turner
Minnie Ther
Annie Kate Smith
Atlants
Thursa
Sex Romen
Jul'ot
Mary Lee Oliphant
Gaines Me
Fiz
Barnesville
Tom
Murphey
LC. M. Murphey
Erie D. Murphey
Pyramid Cure Promises Relief From Piles Claims
A coarse 19th century testimonial alleges Pyramid Pile Cure can relieve hemorrhoids without surgery. A reader recounts ache and fear from piles for years and claims a single dose cured years of suffering after using the product found in a drug store. The letter asserts dramatic improvements and urges readers to obtain a sample from Pyramid Drug Company in Marse Chal Nish.
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Benjasf Bland
New Post
Maréchal Nish
Presbyterian Musicale and Social Benefit in Waycross
Waycross presbyterian ladies hosted a musicale and reception at Brunet street for Dr and Mrs J B Eippard to benefit the church. Mrs Frank Moore visited relatives in Valdosta while Miss Katherine Martin of Chattanooga arrived to stay with Mr and Mrs BD Furkland. Bir and Mrs WA Price entertained church friends on Stevenson street with music and games and later refreshments. Ethel Cameron and Victor Wester wed quietly with intimate friends, then Mr and Mrs Victor Wootenleft planned to move to Bainbridge. Mr A T Barnhill of Spartanburg arrived and met Mrs Eom at the Southern hotel.
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Waycross
Presbyterian Church
J. B’ Eippard
Brunet Street
Frank Moore
Jim Valdosta
Katherine Martin
Chattanooga
Tenn
Furkland
Martin
Kirtland
Bir
WA. Price
The
Stevenson Street
Dills Ethel Cameron
Victor Wester
Victor Wooteneft
Bainbridge
A. T. Barnhill
Spartanburg
C. Wa
D. Thompson
Southern Hotel
Social life in Macon ladies hold calico hall
Macon society notes describe Temple Guild members hosting a calico hall at Volunteers' Armory with a lively spectator event. Miss Kebre of Orangeburg wore a pink dotted gown, while a white parasol prize went to her. Months of visits, hospital social rounds, and travel plans fill the social pages with gatherings, parties, and club meetings across Macon and nearby towns.
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The
Temple Guild
Miss' Kébr
Irs
Morvis Warris
Isaac Flateau
Charles Wachtel
Ea Waxelbaum
Meyer
Goldman
Alex Waxelbaum
Levy
Norfolk
Nicholas Luc
Max
Morris
Mira
George Dole Wadley
Bolingbrok
Macon
Sarah Wadley
Matibel Pope
Missy Rossiter Collins
New York
Europe
Tralf
Sfter
Montreal
Canada
Jades' Hospital
Haster
LA Wright
Louise Wright
Robert Wright
Mardi Gras
Misa Wright
Merser Phi Delta Thetas
New Orleans
Misa Theo Tinstey
Mat von
Miss Nalt
Griffin
Ming Prentisa
Baltimore
Mia
H. 5. Edwards
Hennie Lon Hughes
Danville
Dudley Hughes
Pitt Jones
James Redding
Pats Stetson
Cooper Winn
Albert Jones
Iden Taylor
Lincon
James Collier
Atlanta
Moss Mary Cou Yancey
Rome
Augusta Social Scene Highlights Elegant Bridge Party Fun
Augusta hosts a weekend of society events led by Mrs. George M. Davis with a refined bridge party at the Three Oaks. Notable guests included Mrs. Walker McClintock of Pittsburgh, Miss Elizabeth Cooper of Indianapolis, and many Augusta figures. Prizes, lavish spring flowers, and a luncheon followed in a string of social gatherings across clubs, country homes, and a colonial tea.
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Agusta
Maroh
George M. Davis
Walker McClintock
Pittsburg
Davis
Augusta
Davis Wors
McClintock
Mise Harriston
Boston
Hopkins
Miss Cooper
Fleming
Mise Cooper
Porter Fleming
Wallam Martin
Howard Wilcox
Georg: “Elliott
Sigs Annie Wright
Maurice Walton
Anna Ayer
W. C. Ketloge
Ganahl
Harriett Finkham
Country Club
Mire Deans
Nickelson
California
Georgy Whitehead
Savannah
Edwin Parsons
Wim
Cleveland
HK. Jones
Musser
Genner
Amanta
Meadow Garden Luncheon Honors Historic Home Visit
A Meadow Garden stop featured a 2 o clock luncheon at the Boner house to honor guests and celebrate the old historic home. Attendees included Mrs Bishop Mrs Acheson Muss Acheson Mrs McLachlan and many others while later an evening reception followed with business and social exchanges and a grand dinner at the Country Club.
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Meadow Garden
Viertors
Bishop
Acheson
Muss Acheson
McLachlan
Bits
Cassidy
Sanchion
Bryan Cummings
Alle Ferckmans
Landon Thomas
William H Fleming
Howard Wueex
James ‘J. "Boutwell
Eugene Verdery
Maunée Walton
Thomas P. Branch
Samuel Fortson
Thomas Wright
G. Ro Arga
W. CO. Lyle
William Mumerin
Louis Schrey
Edward Platt
F. B Pope
SW. Mays
Henry Cohen
Mirs Maul Green
George Squire
Jaubelle Jordan
Ma Phin North
Joan Shewmake
Stannard Owens
William Martin
W Oa Latimer
Howard Crew
Raber: Fleming
George Guilie
Duamess
Thomas
Hardwick
Eorse
I. Burgess
Texas
Auguste
Mary Anderson
Eaturde
Charles Ibulips
Colonel Dyer
Miss Green
Chateau le Vern
Manglia Blossom Cure Claim Prompts Private Home Treatment
Fraudulent advertisement touts a bogus cure and free book promising quick relief from unspecified ailments. It urges private home delivery of harmful advice from a presumed Indianapolis expert, claims no cost, and provides a suspicious postal address in Kansas.
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Mt Cotta
How Nature Provides True Color for Hair
An ad describes Mme Robinnaire's Walnut Hair Dye in a 1900s style pitch, claiming natural color from the hair via walnut tincture. It touts a postpaid order from Mme Robinnaire in Atlanta, GA, and notes a large size offering 250 tours to readers.
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Robinnaire
Atlanta
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