Fashionable Glove Styles Highlight Spring Fashions
An era of spring gowns and street attire centers on gloves, hats, and modiste’s advice. Yvette Gilbert’s influence lingers as Paris fashion circles cue black gloves with white or pale gowns. White shoes return for all white outfits while sheer black stockings trend with black slippers. Hats feature elaborate pins and flowing veils, while coats stay strong and elbow sleeves dominate. Social notes cover marriages, engagements, and receptions amid Atlanta society, with details of guests, attire, and decor.
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Tvette
Dame
Mademoiselle
Yvette Gilbert
Yvette
Paris
Madazne
Bicycle Messenger Killed in Whitehall Street Collision
Charles Bowline, a Black bicycle messenger about 72, was run over and killed yesterday afternoon on Whitehall Street near the railroad culvert. Motorman Turner claimed he did not see the man behind the car. police deemed no case against the motorman after investigation. An inquest is slated for this morning. Cotton mill in Winder expands with $130,000 more capital to reach $250,000, funded partly by a New York financial house, boosting local industry.
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Charles Bowline
West End
Whitehall Street
Rowland
Bickle Tider
Turner
Winder
Spésial J
New York
Court Denies Brown Custody in Divorce Case
Judge Pendleton refused C M Brown a custody order as Mrs Birdla Brown fights divorce. the child remains with the wife while the suit proceeds. Brown alleged threats against the girl and possible poisoning. court awaits superior court decision. Also noted are other filings: Mrs. Moble Anglin seeks absolute divorce, Marie Allen sues J T Pruden for 2000 in death damages, John Burdett files for divorce from Lizzie Burdett, and a mandamus hearing on Western Railway of Alabama tax participation is set for Saturday.
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Jndge
Pendleton
C. M. Brown
Birdy Brown
Brown
Sait
C. M Brown
Mildred
Tudge Pendleton
Birdla Brown
Moble Anglin
Frank Hughes
Marie Allen
J.T. Pruden
Simon Allen
John Burdett Westeray
Lizzie Burdett
Etheridge, Boykin & Etherage
Green
Georgia
Western Railroad of Alabama
Western Railway of Alabama
Georgia Road
Elberton Editor Williams Resigns for Atlanta Business
Elberton Georgia March 16 E C Williams longtime foreman and city editor of The Star has resigned and moved to Atlanta to start a business B Shornton former editor of The Tribune and current Elberton mayor fills the vacancy in the Star's leadership
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Elberton
E. C. Williams
the Star
Spring Long Kid Gloves in Light Shades Offered
Two clasp gloves of soft pliable kid in Alice blue cherry roseda green tan lavender and gray priced at 1.50 per pair.
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Glace Kid
Choose Elliott to Mark Graves
Colonel William Elliott of Beaufort Washington, under Taft’s order, was chosen as commissioner to mark Confederate graves of soldiers who died in northern prisons. A veteran of the Confederate army, he served 14 years in Congress and fought at Vicksburg, Gettysburg, Atlanta, Jonesboro, Franklin, Nashville, and other battles, where he was wounded.
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Washington, Marche
William Eliott
Beaufort
D C
Congress
Taft
Elliott
D. Lee
Vicksburg
Virginia
Harrisonburg
Atlanta
Jonesboro
Franklin
Newborn
Neshville
Rentonville
Kitchen prominence grows in house plans amid reform
An essay notes the kitchen’s rising importance in modern house layouts. It cites better overall planning, smarter room placement, and higher status for cooks as drivers, arguing that improved kitchen design and skilled staff elevate home quality and functionality.
Factory Fire Destroys McRee Brothers Plant Near Valdosta
A fire destroyed the Kind crate and basket factory owned by the McRee Bros seven miles west of Valdosta Georgia. The plant valued at about 315,000 had not been in operation since September and employed around 600 workers. The blaze started at 6 tonight and caused extensive property loss with no injuries reported.
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Valdosta
Op Crate and Basket
McRee Bros
Atlentie Youay Ling
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W. P. Patrillo
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William R. Hammond
George Muse
George Brown
Julie Field
Flood McRae
Estelle Garrett Baker
Alice Muse Thomas
Vassar Wooley
John 5. Cowles
Z. E van Vvalkenvure
Alias Salle Brown
Julia Rankin
Altives Salle Cowles
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Virginia Pattilo
Aid
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Katherine Aronson
Kirmess
Susie Davidson
Zutriedenweit
Bohm
Doris Collins
Ruby Simmons
Phillips Clifford West
Claire Bryan
Bridge
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Jenkie M Mobley
Mary Pearce
Eding Brady
Asiver
Mass Roline Clark
Antoinette Broughton
Miss Mobley
Jaca
Jentle Mobley
Miss Pearce
Brady
Misa Antoinette Broughton
Milas Roline Clark
Augusta Garrett
Antoinette Blount
Estelle Stewart
Emma
Belle DuBose
Florence Werner
Murphy
Alberta Malone
West Peachtree
Auguata Murphy
Augusta Hardin
Hhogtess
Ray Schlesinger
Marie Angier
Wilson
Robert D. Wilson
Princeton
N. J
Tabernacle Bible Conference
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Florrie Morrall
Trenton
8. C
A, Erwin
Morris Nissenbaum
Ethel
Mr . P Gamble
Alabama
M. Horner
Bt. Joseph's Infirmary
Mamie Rankin Cranston
William Heath
Columbia
G. C
Kate Lynan
North Side Bridge Club
Josie Stockwell
Grant
John W. Grant
Hees
Colosel
James W. English, Jr
Harry English
Peachtree Street
Nathaniel Jackson
Savannah
Walter Thomson
Philadelphia
Thomson
Linda Gordon
The
Piedmont
Mrs. MacAllen Mersh
KK. Ottingy
Elia White
Cleveland
Florida
Massau
Atgmnta
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Gites
Asheville
Howard Inman
Josie Stockdell
Boner
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Charlies Howland
Eiseman & Weil
Jowneys
Tee
Walter M. Lowney Co
Baston
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Fay
Meee
Whitehall St
Mark Graves
War Department
Haynes & Mellichamp
Eugene V. Haynes
Eycene Vv. Haynes
King Hardware Co
Peachtree St
Danny
Irena
Decatur St
Prise
King Hardware
Peters St
Dianmonds
Charles W. Crankshaw
Century Suilding
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Elkinvatsos
Taner
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Panchiras
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