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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
3
A parade of holiday gatherings fills Milledgeville society pages from a bridal party shower for Miss Elizabeth Dorsey to Mrs. Clair Heidler of Atlanta hosting a Christmas tea. Christmas dances, family reunions, and diligent plans for New Year hospitality unfold with names, addresses, and local clubs featured among the extensive social calendar.
Numerous Athens residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and friends over the holidays. People include Mrs. W. J. West of Athens in Joatorday, Miss Lorene Hun ter Miss Addene Hunter and Helen Cooper withMrs. H. C. Hunter, Mrs. E. C. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Rogers and children of Demorest with Mrs. Blackshear and Laura Blackshear, and Miss Edna Hall of Winterville with Mrs. H. C. Hunter. Other visitors are Mrs. Doris Hood in Kings Mountain and Charlotte, N. C., James W. Camak returning from Augusta, the Boileau family visiting Crabb relatives, Earl Fleeman returning to Washington, Miss Lucy and Lois Lumpkin with Miss Thelma Stark in Commerce, and many more trips and parties around Elbert, Atlanta, and Birmingham. The piece notes illness and recoveries, deaths, and travel plans including Capt. Barrington Plantzen heading to San Francisco and Col. Archibald Blackhearts visit, with updates on Miss Mary Ann Lipscomb and Miss Eva Mae Thornton. It closes with various social calls and guests around Pulaski Street and Milledge Avenue.
This excerpt outlines a basic custard method using hot water bath, checks for doneness with a knife, and discusses egg to milk ratios from one to six eggs per quart. It suggests flavoring with vanilla or nutmeg and mentions variations and ingredient measurements for a rich custard.
Misses Gussie and Lily Brooks leave Thursday for Atlanta where they will stay over the New Year festivities after spending time with her father, Mr. J. W. White, head on Pulaski street.
Astonomer Otis Ashmore notes three eclipses observable from Athens next year two lunar and one solar. A partial moon eclipse March 2 from 9 28 p m to 11 36 p m covering about one third. a partial solar eclipse March 17 not visible in the United States. a lunar eclipse August 26 with one sixth moon in shadow visible here. a solar eclipse September 10 seen as partial here while total elsewhere. Spring begins March 21, summer June 2, autumn September 23, winter December 22. VAN NIL Satisfies.
A storefront sale listing women’s wear and accessories including coats dresses furs scarves chokers silk items infant garments petticoats and negligees. It also mentions beacon and wool bath robes cotton petticoats sweaters and stationery and writing paper with ivory goods subsequently noted.
Paris reports actress Sarah Bernhardt improving with doctors saying she is out of danger but confined to bed for several days. Her son Maurice visited Thursday morning as her longtime god butler Arthur, 45 years with her, fell seriously ill with pneumonia from long nights at her side.
Plans for the 1923 International Kiwanis convention in Atlanta next June are forming, says the Kiwanis club convention committee. The 1922 officers were unanimously reelected for another year, with J Sherrard Kennedy as president and Forrest Adair, Lee Hogan, Dowse B Donaldson, and Frank T Reynolds in key roles. Pauline Garon has been cast in You Cant Fool Your Wife.
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