Noted landscape architect Fletcher Steele to lecture in Atlanta
Fletcher Steele, renowned landscape architect and author, will lecture at Joseph Habersham Hall in Atlanta on Monday afternoon November 24 at 3 o'clock. Sponsored by the Peachtree Garden Club, the talk on The American Garden From 1630 to 1830 will be open to the public with tickets at $1 at the door. Proceeds benefit the Home for Incurables Garden. Tea will follow. committee chairs are Mrs. Charles A. Sisson, Hunter Perry, and Edwin F. Johnson.
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Fletcher Steele
Atlanta
Joseph Habersham Hall
East Fifteenth Street
Peachtree Garden Club
Steele
Old Ameri
Tex
Charles A. Sisson
Dirs Hunter Perry
Edwin F Johnson
America
Country Life
Home Beautiful
Landscape Architecture
Lake Forest Garden Club
Chicago
Rochester Garden Club
The
Weeders
Philadelphia
Massachusetts Federation of Women’s Clubs
Nurserymen
Garden Club of America
Home For Incurables Garden
Home For Incurables
Worthy Atlante
Club
Phinizy Calhoun
William P. Hill
John W. Grant
Nellie Hightower
C. Case
Henry Johnson
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted by Letters
Detroit woman hails Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from feminine ailments. A letter from Mrs Hume of Detroit details improvement after using the medicine and Sanative Wash. The ad invites others to try the remedy and consult local druggists.
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Detroit
Michigan
Iytor
Lydia E. Pinkham
You Were The Sort That Men Forget Poem Fragment
A Hardy fragment recalling a beloved figure whose subtle charm went unseen by crude friends. The speaker laments loss and the lone memory that remains, noting nature denied the soul its due artistry.
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Thomas Hardy
Joan of Arc Inspires Beauty and Courage in Shaw Play
Winifred Lenihan as the Maid of Orleans extols Joan of Arc as the ideal of beautiful womanhood. She describes her simple directness and courage that moved soldiers and statesmen, urging girls to live truthfully and pursue right without refined airs.
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Joan of Arc
Winifred Lenihan
Maid of Orleans
Shaw
Jean
New Pastors Fill Pulpits In Atlanta
Rev. W B Lawrence of Columbus Ga appointed pastor of St Paul A M E church Atlanta by Bishop J B Flipper delivered first sermon to a large crowd of colored citizens He said he will join Christian forces to improve the city and weed out crime Welcome addresses were given by B R Holmes J H Lewis and H D Gorman Rev C G Gray appointed pastor of Cosmopolitan A M E church preached an initial sermon to a large audience
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W. B. Lawrence
Columbus, Ga
St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church
J. 8. Flipper
Atlanta
B. R. Holmes
Holmes Institute
J. H. Lewis
Morris Brown University
H. D. Gorman
Holmes
C. G. Gray
Visitor Sarah Mann Seeks Betty at Grandmother's House
Betty Cut-out welcomes Sarah Mann a roxy-cheeked girl from the neighboring farm who arrives in a flutter of snow to work for Betty's grandmother and joins Betty indoors.
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Betty Cut-out
Betty
Sarah Mann
Henry Grady dinner and hotel openings noted
The article recalls Henry Grady dinner preparations and historic hotel openings led by Mr McDonald with links to Utica Hotel guest Vice President Sherman and other notable venues. It mentions dining room service focus, bookings for public and private meals, and a note on Tuscannet curtains and sleeping car routes from Atlanta via Southern Railway.
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Eoruttte
McDonald
New York
Boston
Southern
Henry Grady
Utica
N. Y
Sherman
Taft
Harvard
Henry Grady Hotel Opens With Banquet
Henry Grady hotel opens to the public Tuesday night with an elaborate banquet, marking the twelfth formal function hosted at the new venue.
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Henry Grady
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WINIFRED_ LENIHAN
Diana Dare
Winifred Lanihan
Fife
Tomorron
Bett
Sarah
Cleveland
Southern Railway
New Henry Grady Steward
Sorosis
Sorvary
Patent
Trenton
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