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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
2
Woman with notably beautiful hair shares a home remedy claimed to cure dandruff and hair loss. She warns against wood alcohol and harmful substances, touts a Bay Rum Menthol Lavona de Composee formula, and instructs readers to mix at home for nightly scalp application.
Miss Mary Butt Griffith hosted a reception for about 150 guests of the Children of the Confederacy conference. Attendants included Misses Anne Trammell Vivian Mathis Frances Downman Elizabeth Hanna and Mrs. John J. Simpson, with many others assisting. The decor featured palms azalea smilax and pink carnations. ices matched the Confederate colors red and white.
Future events section notes Miss Mignon McCarty will entertain next Thursday afternoon for Miss Ella Jackson and her house party including Misses Glenne Dickey of Augusta Corinne Cooper of Memphis and Ella Vaughan Patterson of Montgomery Alabama. Mr and Mrs Walter P Andrews plan an extended western trip visiting Portland Seattle and possibly Alaska. They will spend weeks in the Canadian Rockies with time at Banff. Mrs Francis Gilchrist Jones hosted a bridge party for Miss Glass of Mobile guest of Miss Mary Jeter. The porch game awarded a silver belt buckle and memorandum book while the guest received a fan. Mrs Jones wore white lingerie.
N. Davis and Miss Mildred Fealer of Gainesville joined by TIrené Boag and Martha Cole of Griffin, Bertha Thomas and Frances Winefield of Eatonton, M. L. Wood and Annie Parker of Conyers, Augustus Swann and Beliah of Stockbridge, Julia Franklin of Tennille, and Zebulon Walker with Frances Galt of Canton.
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