Weekly Calendar and Mother's Day Poem
The calendar notes Sewing Club and card games on Wednesday and Thursday meetings of Women’s Missionary Societies at 4 oclock and 3 45 respectively. Friday features Young Ladies Sewing with Miss Ruth Levy. A poem to tired mothers laments the blessing of children and recalls a mother’s omitted affection. The Baptist Tabernacle Missionary Society and Emmanuel church Auxiliary meet Thursday. Miss Middlebrooks honored with bridge by Miss Pritchard in Athens at Dr Harris residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Joel
Harmony Club
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
The
Missionary Society of the Baptist Tabernacle
Woman's Auxiliary
Emmanuel Church
Young Ladies’ Sewing Club
Ruth Levy
Woman's Missionary Society OF
Emmanuel ‘Church
Miss Middlebrooks
Mary Josephine Pritchard
Bridge
Tom Middlebrooks
Athens
Raymond V. Harris
Beaut y roses and yellow jessa honor corsage presented
The event featured a corsage bouquet of pink sweet peas for the guest of honor. Prizes included two crepe de chine camisoles and a flowering plant. Participants and assistants listed among many society names from Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Lynah
A. H. Cary
Eloise Lynah
J. R. Marshall
A. J. Ritch
Ralston Lattimore
W. R. Dancy
Lawrence Maxwell
C. F. Moses
Malcolm Bell
C. C. Drew
W. H. Wade
Lawrence Manning
C. E. Yonge
Savannah Press
Mrs. E. S. Sell Hosts Sewing Party for Miss Jameson
Mrs. E. S. Sell welcomed Miss Alva Jameson of Maretta as guest of honor at a sewing party at the home of Mrs. W. C. Ash on Prince Avenue. The setting featured golden daffodils and hyacinths with an elaborate luncheon to follow. The event served as a graceful compliment to Jameson, who has received social attentions from Mrs. R. L. Winburn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Sell
Jameson
Alva Jameson
Maretta
W. C. Ash
Prince Avenue
R. L. Winburn
Miss Jameson
Winburn
D. L. Earnest
George Deadwyler
Ash
Jerre M. Pound
Ritchie
Roy ‘Tibbetts
Ralph Tibbetts
Ruth Tibbe
Earnest Michael
ST. Patrick's
Simon Michael
Milledge , Avenue
St. Patrick
Miss Nellie Phinizy Hosts Not-a-Chance Club Meeting
The Not-a-Chance club gathered with Miss Nellie Phinizy for a morning of bridge and luncheon. Miriam Haselton won top score receiving a box of handkerchiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Phinizy
Miriam Haselton
Wesley House in Atlanta Aids Children through Infirmary Beds
More than five hundred patients are served monthly by a small infirmary offering minor surgery. The facility provides baby beds to loan to homes and supports Wesley House in Atlanta as a valuable effort. Mrs J M Rogers calls for donations to the Orphans Home Box to be packed by April first. The March 20 meeting will study Acts chapter one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society OF
First Methodist Church
Missionary Society of the
Joseph Jarrell
Waters
Missionary Voice
Paine
Athens
Davison
Miss Leveritt
Sher
North Georgia
Chang Chow
China
Europe
W. T. Bryan
Odum
Wesley House
Atlanta
J. M. Rogers
The
Orphan’s Home Box
Garden Club Meets at Y W C A parlors
Mrs E K Lumpkin president calls a special morning meeting for 11 oclock at the Y W C A parlors. Topics include planting and pruning raspberries vegetables and timing. Also pot plant care for March pruning hydrangeas and a general discussion with dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
E. K. Lumpkin
Immigrant Women Change US Demographics and Roles
The piece notes a shift in immigrant gender balance with women making up close to half of arrivals and outlines challenges they face in adapting to city life. It highlights Edith Terry Bremer’s early work in Chicago with immigrant families, juvenile protections, and later federal immigration research to understand foreign communities and aid their assimilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New World
Greenhorn
Chicago University
Edith Terry
Harry M. Bremer
Ime
National Board of the Young Women’s Christian Associations
Chicago University Settlement
Chicago
Immigration Commission
International Institute for Young Women Emerges in Immigrant Aid
The National Board of the YWCA formed the International Institute for Young Women to study immigrant needs, using a science-based, ground-up approach. It aims to create mutual assimilation through outreach to foreign women, station trained workers at ports, and provide post-arrival protection, linking Old World homes to New World opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
The
Young Women’s Christian Association
Bremer
Nations Board
International Institute
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Alice Adams
Mome Prone
Aldine
William E. Channing
Y. W. C. A. Extension Club
Barrow
Recreation Hall
Mill District
Hugh Hodgson
Hugh Leslie Hodgson
J. M. Hodgson
Hodgson
New York
Mendelssohn
Chopin
Schuette
Rubin Goldmark
Ida Bostel‘mann
Mr. Hodgson
Glinka-Balakirew
Poldini
Golliwogg
Debussy
Florence Lambert
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