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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1913
Page
3
Athens highlights include a major meeting at Emmanuel parish house with district President Marsow Sheppard and Mrs Parker in attendance. Recitals, visits to Atlanta and Montgomery, European summer plans, and numerous local social events feature among Athens residents and guests.
NORCROSS GA Mrs G M Jone visiting her dawn lies Elroy was the gare dinner given by M Medlock Mrs Joe A Hant and of Lilburn Miss Gussie McDaniel a student of Cox College came up to spend Sunday with her parents Dr and Mrs TD McDaniel Miss Mary Knox of Duluth a the r etest of relatives 1 week Miss Min Be Alma Medlock returned home With John Mrs John McClure went to All Saturday to meet his daughter Mr Annie McClure a student of Ayr Scott Whoa came on to spend Sunday The missions societies celebrated the birthday of Dr David Livingston Wednesday at the Methodist circe Mr and Mrs Carl Haxter will move into Mrs Laura McKnabb s residence for the summer Mrs T McElroy entertained at dinner a few friends Wednesd A omerry party including Mr and Mrs Silvester Cain Miss Ruby Grogan and Miss Minnie Alma Medlock went to Atlanta Tuesday fternoon Mrs Homer V Jones spent Werdnes day in Atlanta by we of Mr and Mrs George L Hetl of atman Park Miss mile Verner spent Tuesday in Atlanta with relatives Mrs J R Tavely visited her daugh ter Mrs Clark In Aanta Saturd Miss Sarah McElroy entertained the M and M club at their regular meet ing Friday evening Mr and Mrs W Rogers visited relatives in Atlanta and Marietta last week Mrs Join Knox of Duluth was the guest of her sister Mrs HK O Medlock Wednesday Miss Mabry Verner of Suwanee afte r a pleasant visit has returned home Mrs B Walker of Atlanta with her daughter Mrs Frank Clements is visiting her son Dr Powell Walker Mr and Mrs FE G McDaniel were the guest of Mr and Mrs David Wallace of Chamblee Wednesday
A Women's Department showcase praises a frivolous season with rich fabrics and bold colors. Silk Balkan style suits, wool poplin Balkan Blouse Suits, Eponge cutaway coats, and staple serge suits are all priced at 25 dollars. Large sizes available up to 51 inch bust.
Lingerie and underwear items dominate a sale catalog with numerous undermuslins, night gowns, combinations, and slips priced from $0.98 to $1.75. The ad touts varied styles for young to older women, including sheer fabrics, lace, and silk options, plus a new corset design promising poise without discomfort for larger figures.
A Drapery Department clearance offers curtain nets at half price. Damaged only on outside folds, the nets are sold by the bolt with no limit on yards. Styles range from cable and fish nets to clung effects and novelty weaves in cream and Arabian shades, regularly 75c to $1.50 per yard. For Monday they are exactly half.
Fashion note highlighting delicate fabrics ideal for summer dresses. Features include Colored Ratines in multiple widths and colors at 59 and 1.25 per yard, Seco Crepe in fashion colors, Embroidered Lingerie Batiste with eyelet or ground embroidery at 35 cents, Shepherd's Plaid Cotton Suiting with wool finish, Wide Vale Piques, and White Voiles priced between 1 and 25 cents per yard. Monday specials emphasize low prices and broad color selection.
A shopper is offered a wide range of suits from 40 to 90 with varied styles and deliberate individuality. Descriptions highlight wool fabrics and silks in spring shades, Bulgarian and Balkan blouse styles, cutaway coats, and unique trims like embroideries and braids.
The listing highlights silk and chiffon blouses priced from 3.75 to 7.50. Options include chiffon in solid colors or Persian lace effects, silk blouses with lace trims, net, novelty buttons, and small velvet bow accents. Choices cover high neck, long sleeve, and short sleeve styles with varying necks.
An old advertisement lists women’s knit underwear including extra sheer lisle vests at 25 cents each, extended size vests at 25 and 35 cents, knitted corset covers with long sleeves and high necks at 25 cents, Forest Mills corset covers at 50 cents, and children’s unitee suits described as three garments in one with various necks and lengths, priced at 50 cents.
Dent's washable white glace kid gloves are very popular and practical at $1.50 a pair. White glace kid gloves with pique stitching and heavy black embroidery are new and smart at $1.25 a pair. 16 button length double tip silk gloves in black navy pongee and white cost $1.26 a pair.
The ad offers Russian suits and sailor blouse suits for 2 to 6-year-olds at one dollar. Sizes include white and color options in multiple fresh, new styles. A budget price for boys' clothing.
Advertisement notes hats for young boys under eight with new fashionable headwear available in prices from 1.00 to 5.00 dollars. Emphasizes range and value for little men.
Collarless night shirts of good cambric priced at 50 cents each. Extra quality night shirts cut full and long in plain or checked nainsook, white or white trimmed with colored braids, two grades 5 cents and 1.00. Men’s pajamas white with frog fastenings, priced 1.00 and 1.50 per suit.
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