Social Whirl at The Terrace and Local Tea Parties
Long list of social events, teas, dances, and entertainments across Atlanta society pages. Officers and guests at club gatherings, debuts for Miss Katherine Trill and Miss Helen Payne, multiple bridge and tea parties, and plans for Miss Brewster’s forthcoming June wedding. Includes outfits, hostesses, and attendees from prominent families and local firms.
Madame-Rachelle Advice to Beauty Seekers on Freckle Cream
Madame Rachelle asserts freckles can be removed quickly with Wilson's Freckle Cream sold at drug stores or Charleston firm. She promises harmless, guaranteed results and suggests skin foods and exercise for nourishment. A druggist Coursey & Munn at 29 Market Street handles the product.
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Madame Rachelle
Margaret. A
Wilson
Wilson Freckle Crear Co
Charleston
D. C
Wet feet caused trouble in Tampa women’s health tale
Mrs E C Coram of 2905 Highland Ave recounts a health testimonial claiming Cardus tonic eased long standing female troubles. She says after two bottles her head cleared and she felt like a new woman, noting improvement from the first days of use.
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Tampa
Via
E. C. Coram
Highland Avenue
Elegant Reception at Nehtful Hospitalty Event
A formal reception featured a rich display of crimson roses and Neyron-rasge decor in the drawing and dining rooms. Guests included Mrs. Rauschenberg and host family with a court of relatives, Dr A R Holderby, Mrs RW Hay, Miss Rosa Rauschenberg, and more. An orchestra provided music while refreshments and punch were served by Mrs G B Byrd and Mrs EB J Walker.
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Irving Greaheim
Piedmont
Huest
John C. Jacobs
Chicago
Gresham
Alice Ormond
New York
Eva. Neal
John Means Daniel
Walker .Dozier
Ethel Lever
Columbia, & C
Georgia May Taylor
Charles Olive LaHatte
Washington Street
Milas Virginia LaHatte
John & Mulevey
Cincinnati
Jardinieres
Paul
Neuron - Ras
Rauschenberg
Grace ‘Lynette
Inez Lavoilette
William Riley
A. R. Holderby
RW. Hay
Rosa Rauschenberg
J. C. Woodward
D. C. Lyle
B.S. Hurt
W. S. Cox
Emma
Connally
Leo’ Stillman
Garnett McMillan
A. H.alfriend
Farris
B.T. Aderhold
Misses Minnie
May Poswell
Hallie Byrd
Lawrenceville
Fannie Henley
May Farris
Annie Lamar
Margaret Oxenham
Kathleen
Hines
A. Haralson
G. B. Byrd
EB. J. Walker
Punch
World famous art on display in Atlanta weekly showings
Atlantans may view master paintings through a weekly series at the Montgomery theater arranged by Mrs. Samuel M. Inman of the Atlanta Art Association. The first film airs this afternoon with works from Reynolds Gainsborough Millais Turnet Burne-Jones Rossetti Watts Hunt Landseer Leighton Alma-Tadema and Walter Crane among others.
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National Gallery
Thomas Gainsborough
Blue‘ Boy
Duke ‘of Westminster
Duchess of Donshire
Harrad Morgan
James Millais
Ruskin
Knight Errant
J.M. W. Turnett
Tate- Gallery
Edward Burne-Jones
Tate
Dante Gabriel Rogsetti
Paola
Francesca
G. F. Watts
Hope
Galahad
Holman Hunt
Keble College
Oxford
Edward Landseer
Lord Frederick Leighton
Sir Laurence Alma-Tadema
Walter Crane
Lily
Annual Choir Festival at St Philip's Cathedral
The annual choir festival at St Philip's Cathedral will be held next Sunday at 11 am. Communion services feature Gounod and Barnby anthems, Panis Angelicus hymn, and a corporate communion for choir members, inviting all past St Philip's singers to attend.
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St. Philip's Cathedral
Cr. Gounod
Sosepa ‘Barnby
Cesar Franck
St. Phiip's Choir
Tifton Board of Trade Rousing Meeting Promises Development
The Tifton Board of Trade held a large enthusiastic weekly meeting at the Chamber of Commerce last night. President W. Myars led talks by L. Skeen on The Americas Tifton and Atlantic Railroad and other speakers urged harmony and action to advance public enterprise in Tifton Georgia urging members to unite and contribute.
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Ae Tifton
Specifl
Fifton Chamber of Commerce
Tifton
W. Myars
L. &. Skeen
Americas
Tifton and Atlantic Railroad
C. W. ‘Fulwood
J. L. Herring
Rev
C. W. Durden
John Ww. Greer
R. E. Dinsmore
W. W. Timmons
D. Buchanan
E. L. Ireland
J. H. Young
Rideing
Henry Tift
H. H. Titt
Tifton to Build Cotton Compress This Fall
Tifton Georgia May 16 A cotton compress factory will be built this fall to handle the season's crop. The plant costs about 2000 with local capital largely subscribed. The Webb Company is the principal representative in the agreement reached by a chamber of commerce committee. A site will be chosen tomorrow. A separate committee is securing funds for another cotton ginnery to be completed in time for this fall's crop.
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Tifton
Chamber of Commerce
Webb Com- Yess
KINEMACOELOR LECTURES ON CIVIC IMPROVEMENTS
Kinemacolor motion pictures depicting civic improvement and welfare will be shown free at the Atlanta theater next Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday afternoon and evening under the auspices of the National Cash Register Company. Women's clubs in the city expect large attendance as the pictures promise striking lessons on beautifying bare and unsightly spaces and backyards, plus stereopticon views of Atlanta backyards.
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Atlanta Theater
Kinemacolor
National Cash Register Company
Atlanta
Meat Probe Postponed in House Committee
Washington May 16 The house committee on expenditures in the agricultural department postponed indefinitely action on the Nelson resolution to investigate the meat inspection service. At hearings this and last week various charges were made against the service.
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Washington
House Committee On
Agricultural Department
Nelson
Meat Inspection Service
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Thomasville
Helen Payne
Tine
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Sarah Raw
Yeas
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Humphries
Ouns
Misa ‘Young
Lillian Logan
Nellie Kiser Stewart
Lula Dean Jones
Cobbin Vaughan
Idelia Andrews
Perry Andrews
North Jackson Street
John Gregory Murphy
Eugene Black
Driving Club
Katherine Merrit
Luther Smith
Emily Tuart Brown
Maine
Preston Arkwright
Miss Brewster
Marnelle Brewster
Edward Richardson
Eugenia Richardson
Georgian Terrace
Mary Gray
Clarence Ickersham
Ethel Wickersham
Frankie McCrory
Orton Bishop Brown
New Harmpshire
Robert L. Foreman
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Witherspoon Furniture Company
Peachtre Street
Second Baptist Church
Miss Lowry
Jennie Lowry
Robert E. Warwick
William Govan
Bridge
Wilhelmina Drummond
East Lake
Marion Fielder
Annie Lou Padgett
Dorothy Brettenbacher
W.R. Polk
Ivan Alien
William Seabrook
George Alien
George Hall
Washinson Seminary
Rantata
Dorothy Stiff
Marguerite Colbert
Frances Poole
Virginia Kinsey
Margaret Tillman
Elizabeth Owena
Evelyn Byrd
Wifie Daniel
Katherine Byré
Constance Peroux
Mary Stoney
Bernice Holand
Elizabeth Tilman
Lillian Wilbanks
Virginia Fennand
Bonnie Nesbit
Mary Edwards
Ethel Ware
Marjorie Bernes
Bazella Barcroft
Frances Fort
Elizabeth Downing
Herb Gatherer
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Annie Armstrong
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Sadie Pitts
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Isabel Woyt
Elizabeth Millard
Miss Williams
John Montgomery Reed
Mattin Williams
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Byterian
Neéas
Woodberry
Fe Schubert
May Arichton
Schubert
Marjorie Smith
Etta Lula Walton
Elliot Johnson
Grotz
Greig
Helen Wright
Saary Meyers
Bridge Club
W. T. Gwinne
W .C. Tennent
Capitol] Avenue
Ra. Gwinne
Tetley
India
Ceylon
Tauld
Kelley Bros. Co
Aisse
Coursey & Munn, Drugeiste
Marfett Street
Tatcum
Tatcum Puff de Biiere and
Bush Tereariat
Mrooklyn
Ms. Coram
Friend In
Montgomery
Butt
Millet
Columbia
Victor
Phonograph Company
Bell -Phone
North Broad Street
Tifton Board OF Trade
Kinemacoelor
Grafonola
Davis & Freeman Jewelers
Whitehall St
Grossman’s
Madame Arnd
Paria
Grossman
Fred. Wesley Hess
Hoss & Hess
Sjounson City
Tenn