Entertainments and Socials Noted in Forsyth and City Listings
Miss Louise Towns of New York to attend a Forsyth box party Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs. M. K. Ward. Mrs. Rose M. Ashby to address the seventh district Masonic convention in Rense on Wednesday night. A recent Sezadlo's dancing party honored by Miss Eugenia Buchanan and Miss Elizabeth Buchanan with Japanese decor and gifts. Mrs. John A. Hynds hosted an Afternoon Bridge Party for Mrs. S. H. Malone of Shreveport at Myrtle Street, prizes a parasol, silk stockings, and a box of handkerchiefs. Mrs. Kraapy of Franklin, Wy, guest of House, has been entertained with a grand opera appearance and a bridge gathering.
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Louise Towns
M. K Ward
New York
the Forsyth
Rose M. Ashby
Rense
Sezadlo's
Hugenia
Elizabeth Buchanan
Eugenia Buchanan
John A. Hynds
Myrtle Street
IL Malone
Bhreveport
David Morgan
Knapp
Kraapy
Franklin
Ely
House
Frayed Skin Remedies Attract Attention In Early 20th Century Ads
An inserted medical fruitless claim highlights a dubious skin treatment promising to remove freckles pimples and sallowness with mercurized wax applied nightly. The scattered text mixes cosmetic advice with social notices from Atlanta gatherings including luncheons lawn festivals and dances featuring Mrs. Knapp Mrs. Caldwell Speir and Miss Ferol Humphries.
Beautiful Dinner Given at Druid Hill Golf Club
Last night Mrs. H. M. Atkinson hosted a dinner at the Druid Hill club in honor of a party of New York capitalists who visited the city. Sixty guests dined in the club ballroom amid pink rose and valley lily decorations, followed by speeches and toasts. A dance concluded the evening with Atlanta's young women receiving guests. Mrs. Atkinson wore green satin with black lace and Miss Atkinson wore white satin with black tulle and pink roses.
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H. M. Atkinson
Druid Hill Club
New York
Atkinson
Reanonse
Atlanta
Mrs. Atkinson
Miss Atkinson
Ehney
Howard Ehney
Atauncheon
Fifteenth Street
Hubert Stanley Dent
Washington, D.C
Atlanta Social Notes Highlight Local Women's Groups
Mrs. Hugh M. Willet spoke on the Young Women's Christian Association of Atlanta and the Pan-Hellenic voted to support a WCA-linked initiative. Various meetings followed, including a bridge luncheon for visitors from Clinton South Carolina, a church restaurant plan at 134 Peachtree Street, and a suffrage program at the Ansley hotel led by Dr. Caleb Ridley. Multiple society items cover weddings, receptions, a rummage sale by Pan-Hellenic, and benefit concerts for St. Philip's choir.
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Hugh M. Willet
Young Womedy's Christian Association of Atlanta
W.C. A
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Ansley Hotel
Caleb A. Ridley
Central Baptist Church
J. §. Hall
Peace Society of Georgia
Meetings of Child Life Institute at Ansley Hotel
The seventh meeting of the American Institute of Child Life is called for Wednesday, May on at 3 30 p m sharp at Hotel Ansley with the subject Truthfulness. The future fortnightly club meetings will be in the newspapers only. The circulating library placed in Hotel Ansley. Please be prompt in returning library books. Study Circle No 1 Atlanta Drama League will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 10 30 a m at Carnegie Library. The reading will be The Joy of Living by Hermann Sudermann.
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American Institute of Child Life
Hotel Anstey
Hotel Ansley
Atlanta Drama League
Carnegie Library
Hermann Sudermann
Two Days Of Fair Weather Foretold In Local Forecast
A local forecast promises two days of fair weather with strong westerly winds in the forenoon easing by evening. Temperatures will drop into Wednesday with a low near 60 degrees, and skies to be mostly clear. Thursday looks fair.
County School Officers Convene at St Marys Georgia
St Marys Georgia May 5 The convention of the county school officers of Georgia is arriving in St Marys Two hundred officers arrived yesterday and more are coming St Marys is presenting a generous welcome with prominent citizens opening their doors and plans for a sea trip and other hospitality
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St. Marys
Georgia
Lunatic Runs Amuck and Kills Two Men in Shooting
Hayden, Coto, May 5. Charles and Clit Walton were killed and Samuel Lighthizer wounded when James Oldham, acting erratically, fired a shotgun. Authorities had sought commitment to the state asylum for two years.
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Hayden
Coto
Charles
Clit Walton
Samuel Lighthizer
James Oldham
Oldham
State Asylum For
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George Caldwell Speir
AD. Miller
Kansas City
Dora Adams
Birmingham
Colquitt Carter Cole
al Saints’ Church
All Saints
Milligan
Walter Brookes
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Georgs Milligan
Greeneville, Tenn
Ferol Humphries
Ponce de Laon
Louise Whalley
Columbus
Miss Humphries
Whatley
Katherine Humphries
TD. Young
Washington
W. C. Humphries
Thomas Bowen
H. Thomas
Bowman
Bertha Mae
W. G. Bowen
Ficklen
College Park
Atlanta Pan-Hellenic
Fitz- Patrick
Thomasville
Federation of Omen
Druid Hill Golf Club
Edward L. Bishop
W. D. Ellis
William Tt. Battey
J. F. Jacobs
Clinton
5. C
Thornwell Jacobs
Bailey
Jacobs
Robert K. Rambo
Peter Erwin
Leslie Carnagy
Frederick Palmer
Augustis Wickerson
John C Way
Murdock Walker
George Docker
Chessley
Howard
Sallie Melons
Mark Sheriden
Harry Filis
William Rhett
Bishop
Shriners
Peachtree Street
Candler
Wedensady
Craigie House
Mr. Rodgers
The
Blount-Cheatham
Bartow Flount
Cheiy
Elliott Evans Cheatham
Piedmont Avenue
History Clase
He Glivan
Alfred Buck
Central Hil Tennis Club
O. H. Starnes
Central Hill
John F. Freeman
Tenth Street
Rothwell Gann
T. A. Dryer
Martin
T. A. Dryé
Leonard Belle
J. ¥. Freeman
T. M. McCloskey
J. 1. Moon
Jobidgewood Avenue
Atlanta Pan-Iellenic
J.C. Wright
Courtland Street
Ivy
Choir
St. Philip's Cathedral
St. Mary Guild
Chamberli
Hnson-Dubos
Mpany
PARIS
Sass ES Bees
Starr
Lucy Cobb College
Athens
DeSales College
Macon
Symphony Music Club
Cordele
United States
Lunatic
Siesch
Spitz Manuf
Shriners’ Parade
Case & Cothran’s
Great Britain
Great Western Railway
England
Pngu Oe
Hoye
Rayhipe
Cameronia
Catedania
Glasgow
Nemo
Kopservice
Lastikops
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Alabama St
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