Atlanta Woman's Club Hosts Reception for Mrs Fairbanks
The Atlanta Woman's Club announces a reception for Mrs. Fairbanks wife of the U S Vice President to be held this afternoon from 4 to 5 o'clock at the Grand. Club members are invited to attend and greet Mrs. Fairbanks who will be in the city until 11 o'clock.
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Atlanta Woman’s Club
Mrs, Fairbanks
Fairbanks
United States
National Fed- TV
Atlanta
Clube
Atlanta City Federation of Wo
Visit of Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks to Atlanta Social Events
The vice president and Mrs Fairbanks visit Atlanta with Mrs Ackert arriving at 1 and 7. They will stay at the Aragon Hotel with two suites and attend luncheons at the Capital City Club hosted by Colonel and Mrs Robert J Lowry. Guests include Governor Terrell General Duval Sam D Jones and others. A luncheon for Mrs Fairbanks will be hosted by Mrs Lowry in the ladies cafe with table decorations of sweet peas and roses. Mrs Fairbanks, a prominent leader in the Daughters of the American Revolution and the General Federation of Women's Clubs, is celebrated for her intellect and hospitality following entertaining in Birmingham.
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Fairbanks
Acket
Use City
Aragon Hotel
Robert J. Lowry
Leawry
Capital City
Fovernor Terrell
Duval
Sam D. Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Ase D. Candler
F. J. Paxon
E. A. Halford
Don A Pardee
Samuel M. Inman
J. J. Spalding
Robert F. Maddox
Pairbanks
Ackert
Joseph Terrell
Clark Howell
Henry Porter
Don A. Pardee
W. L. Peel
John K. Clay
James Warren English, Jr
Frank Ellis
Edward C. Peters
Wiliam Per Qin Nicolson
Join Marshall
Laton
Albert Thornton
Daughters of the American Revolution
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Metropolis
Feirbanks
Birmingham
Mrs Pardee Hosts Forty Ladies at Tea Party Delights Guests
Mrs Pardee entertained about thirty ladies with a floral tea on the front porch and in the hall, featuring garden roses and pinks in bowls, silver baskets, and pink confections. Attendants wore cream and white lace gowns, with Mrs Duyel and Mrs Leary among the notable guests.
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Pardee
Hastess
Dan Harris
Beth Hartman
Ada al
Mull
Jace
Alexander Fale
Duyel
Leary
Leonard Kendall
Edward C. ‘Peters
Frank P. Dancey
John 3. Cohen
Frank Calloway
Thornton Marye
Walter Taylor
Inman Sanders
If I Could See My Product In A Hundred Thousand Homes
Said a manufacturer imagines vast reach through Tur Lapres' HOME JOURNAL. He argues that exposing a food product to a hundred thousand homes could yield about one hundred thousand monthly accounts and thirty three thousand cases yearly profit after advertising costs, urging adequate appropriation to persuade readers.
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Tur Lapres
Home Journal
Lapies’ Home Journal
Social News From Local Ladies And Guests
Miss Helen Payne wore a pink flowered silk while Miss Lyra Garrett of Augusta timed her visit with Miss Agnes Ladson and Miss Nina Gentry. Mrs Walter Dobbins hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club. Miss Harriet Loyless entertained last night in honor of the Jackson Vaughan bridal party. Several visitors, including Miss Blankenship, Miss Janie Butt, and Mrs James Wylie Pope, are noted with planned informal parties. Mr J W Miller is in the city and Mrs G A Howell is improving after illness. A fraternity dance at Segisdo's provided entertainment last night.
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Lyra Garrett
Augusta
Miss Butt
Miss Blankenship
Columbus
Julia Meador
Biles Hutt
Miss Meador
Helen O'Brien
Miles Helen Morris
Courtney Herrison
Mildred Spratling
Ida May Blount
Mary Anderson
Mias
Laura Payne
J. W. Miller
G. A. Howell
Segisdo’s
Agnes Ladson
Nina , Gentry
Janie Butt
Walter Dobbins
A. TL
Waldo
Fam Ny
Vinings
Harriet Loyless
Muskoka the Beautiful Grand Trunk Folder Offer
A Detroit advertisement promotes Muskoka as a short affordable summer trip from major American cities. It invites families to request a Grand Trunk Railway Muskoka Folder featuring a map, views, and a fund of facts. Free publication and details available by mail.
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Muskoka
Grand Trunk Railway System
R. Met. Smith
Woodward Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Auxiliary Elects Officers at Loco Engineers Meet
Memphis Tenn May 16 Grand President W E Futch of the Department of insurance presided at today's convention session of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers with most of the day spent on individual appeals. Tomorrow will resume department matters. The ladies auxiliary elected grand officers: Mrs A W Murdock Chicago grand vice president Mrs M E Cassell beige Ohio grand secretary Mrs Harry J Clair Logansport Ind grand treasurer Mrs J B Bailey Buffalo N Y grand chaplain Mrs T J Bowley San Francisco grand guide Mrs Carrie B Downs Sarsons Kans adjournment expected tomorrow.
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Memphis
Tenn
W. E. Futch
Department of Insurance
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
A. W. Murdock
Chicago
M. E. Cassell
Beige Ohio
Harry §J. Clair
Logansport
Ind
J. B. Bailey
Buffalo
T. 3. Bowley
San Francisco
Carrie B. Downs
Sarsons
Kans
Comer High School Graduation Set For May Dates
Comer Ga May 18 special Comer High School commencement exercises will begin May 20 and run two days. The program lists May 20 at 11 30 a m commencement sermon by Rev J A Sharp A B president Young Harris College followed by May 21 at 11 30 a m literary address by Hon J S Stewart A professor secondary University of Georgia. Evenings will feature pupil entertainment.
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Comer
Comer High School
J. A. Sharp
Young Harris College
J. S. Stewart
University of Georgia
Grand Lodge Meetings Up In Augusta And Albany
Augusta, Ga May 18 Special Augusta prepares for the Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows with two thousand visitors expected including South Carolina contingents. Hon B B McCowan of Woodlawn Lodge No 1ol will likely be elected grand master. In Albany May 7 8 Special the State Association of Elks meets on May 26 27 with Albany Lodge No 733 hosting and arranging elaborate entertainment and new lodges from Columbus Bainbridge and Fitzgerald sending delegations.
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Augusta
Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Rebekah Grand Lodge
Canton
South Carolina
B. B. McCowan
Woodlawn Lodge
the Elks At
Albany
Elks of Albany Lodge
Columbus
Bainbridge and
Fitzgerald
Albany Elke
Wonder Cureg drug advertisement for kidney and rheumatic diseases
An old clerical drug advertisement claims a Texas Wonder Cureg cures kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. It promotes two months treatment by mail for one dollar and urges sending testimonials. It lists Dr W Hall at 2930 Olive Street St Louis Missouri as the contact.
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W. Hall
Olive St
Louis
Railway Notes From Atlanta Cotton Seed Convention
Visitors at the Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers convention were entertained by Atlanta railroad officials at the Transportation Club. Movements center on Southern Railway figures like King Steware and J G Hollenbeck. New observation cars built for the Washington and Southwestern Limited promise electric lighting and plush comfort, with more electric cars planned for the Southwestern line.
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Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers
Avlanta Railroad
Transportation Club
King Steware
Industrial Department
The
Southern Railway
Custon
South
M.S. Baughn
Pennsylvania
Southern
A. J. Cassett
Mr. Baughn
Atlanta
Pullman Company
Washington
Safe Cracked by Burglars at Maryland Rail Station
Five men blasted open the Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic railway passenger station safe with nitro glycerine but secured no cash. One burglar was injured by a piece of iron, carried to a farmhouse, later captured with two companions at Laurel. Injured man treated in Salisbury hospital. iron fragment removed from neck, recovery expected. Name given as James Avery of Baltimore.
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Sakeburr
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic
Laurel
Salisbury
James Avery
Baltimore
Trial waived by Dr Ripley in assault case on mail carrier
Dr.f .C Ripley waived preliminary examination and bond for 300 dollars after arraignment before U.S. Commissioner Colquitt on charges of willfully assaulting J. C. King a colored mail carrier in uniform on a Peachtree Street car near the Piedmont hotel. Witnesses testified as to the incident and spectators attended as the case moves to the next U.S. court term.
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F.C Ripley
Fourth National Bank
United States
W. T. Colquit
J. C. King
Jr. Ripley
T. J. Ripley
United States Court
Peachtree Street
Piedmont
Ripley
Brady
Finley
Hipley
Coumnils
Sioner Colqitt
Gas Committee to Meet Today
A special council committee, appointed to review the Atlanta Gas Light Company status and charters, will meet this afternoon at 2 in the mayor's office. Chairman Alderman Key presses for a council report and action to address alleged charter violations and compel terms from the company.
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Atlanta
Military department at UGA makes rapid progress
The University of Georgia military department under Major Kimbrough U S A shows rapid progress with increased drills and two added cannons. Cadets are trained in wall sealing with a sixteen foot wall being built for the exercise. A grand military day with prize drill and review is planned for commencement week.
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Military Department of University
Athens
Military Department
University of Georgia
Kimbrough
Revival of open work hosiery designs described
The Designer notes a revival of open work in hosiery with all silk silk and lisle and splain lisle hose featuring intricate open patterns. Lace embroidery and self color embroidery form prime favorites with heavier lines and more sets of lace in the designs.
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