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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1914
Page
25
A bustling Piedmont Driving Club social week featured a dinner dance and numerous gatherings. About 150 attendees included debutant Miss Louise Broyles and guest Miss Nellie Phinizy of Athens, with other hosts and guests from New Orleans Jackson Calhoun and many local families.
The advertisement promotes Parisian Layer as a safe, delicately perfumed hair tonic that nourishes roots, removes dandruff, and stops itching. It claims to stimulate growth for men, women, and children, with brief praise for its effectiveness and affordability. Jacobs' stores and drug counters are listed as suppliers.
Mr and Mrs Robert Crumley host a dinner dance at the Capital City Club on Tuesday night to compliment Miss Constance Berry. Six debutantes, along with an equal number of gentlemen, are invited. Miss Berry and her mother, Mrs H R Berrs, have traveled for several winters and will stay in Atlanta this year. Miss Berry is expected to be one of the season’s most attractive young women. Mrs Berry will entertain for her daughter as more social events are planned.
The article highlights shoes designed for high arched feet offering arch support in Patent Vid plain Kid and Dull Calf materials. It notes long fore-part options for slender feet and describes the Dorothy Dodd as a near perfect long-vamp shoe with soft Patent Vici, a light turn sole and plain toe.
Bostonians praised for durability by engineers and outdoorsmen. The calfskin shoe with double sole features a semi English pattern with a gray cloth top and velvety dull calf for comfort. Shown in lace at 7 dollars, described as well fitting and up-to-date for young men with a close-trimmed sole and broad shank.
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