Week calendar of social events and notices
The calendar lists events for Tuesday through Saturday including Mrs. Forbes party, sewing club, Judge Cobb lecture at Peabody Hall, Harmony Club card game, Rowland Crane wedding at Beech Haven, Cave of the Winds event at Parish House, and a Georgia Tech game after which a Soiree occurs. It also mentions a reading by Julia Clay Barron, various receptions at the University Club, guest entertainments for Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Hamilton, a luncheon for Mrs. Scoville, swimming classes at the YWCA, a Ruby Booth visit, and ongoing activities of the Children of the Confederacy and local social groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Forbes
Rowland
Earnest Michael
Andrew Cobb
Peabody Hall
Harmony Club
Rowland-Crane
Beech Haven
Cave of the Winds
Parish House
Georgia-Tech
Cotillion
Decorated domestic science alumni host social at Johnston home
A cordial reception was given for ter students, graduates of domestic science classes, and Miss Johnston's friends. The hospitable home opened to callers with a veranda, living room, hall, and dining room filled for the gathering. Peonies and roses created a vivid display as a tall basket overflowed with roses. About one hundred guests were invited for a four to six o clock calling period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hamilton
Anne Hamilton
Hamilton
Ter
Miss Johnston
Dorothy Perkins
Rome Tribune Herald
Athens Hears of Wide Visitor Round and Local Guests
A long list of visitors and residents in Athens is noted with arrivals and departures. Mrs. Charles Berry and Miss Elizabeth Branch of Hutchins visit. Miss Gwendolyn Griffith returns from Atlanta. Col. James A. Moss of Tignall attends Dr. Torrey meetings. Dr. and Mrs. Hodges visit Watkinsville. many others plan Georgia Tech games and social events, with Mrs. Otis Johnson's funeral mentioned in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Berry
Elizabeth Branch
Hutchins
City
Col
James A. Moss
Tignall
E. D. Cox
Troy Beatty
Jacksonville
Otis Johnson
Athens
Howard Waff
Brunswick
Johnson
Expressi
Suffrage News Highlighted Across States And Georgia
Reports from Columbus and Atlanta detail suffrage activities. A civic parade car carried eight girls with sunflower hats and banners, while Mrs. Harry C. Leach preached in Pittsfield. Blair Foster and Leonard J. Grossman spoke at the Hotel Ansley urging support, citing Confederate soldiers’ role in early enfranchisement. Alabama mothers push for votes with a unanimous resolution led by Mrs. W. J. Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Columbus
South
Blair Foster
Leonard J. Grossman
Atlanta
Hotel Ansley
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Amelia Woodall
Mr. Grossman
Frice
Wyoming
Plain tailored suit and Empire top coat ensemble
A fashion note describes a light gray covert cloth tailored suit and an Empire top coat paired with a box-plaited skirt. The pattern requires five yards of 54 inch material. Pictorial Review Jacket No. 6191 sizes 32–42 bust priced 15 cents. Skirt No. 6172 sizes 22–36 waist priced 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictorial Review
Systematized Dinner Planning for Busy Households
Advice from Alice Critchell Kirk on flexible meal planning to save time. She urges writing three day menus, tracking leftovers, and preplanning groceries to streamline cooking. Emphasizes maintaining health and mood while avoiding sheer burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Critchell Kirk
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Oysters Baked in Bread Crust Case
Directions for making a crusted oyster dish use loaf bread as a case. Prepare butter flour milk and seasoning to form a hot sauce, blend with oysters, fill the bread case, top with whole oysters and parsley, and serve immediately. Creamed chicken can substitute oysters.
Curried Rice Method
Boil two cupfuls of rice in salted water until tender then blanch and finish in the oven. Make a sauce by frying two sliced onions in butter until light brown then add lemon juice curry powder salt and tomato liquid. Pour over the rice in a greased dish and bake twenty minutes.
Potatoes à la Lyonnaise Recipe Steps
Cut cold boiled potatoes into small uniform dice. Fry onions in two spoonfuls of butter for three minutes, remove onions, and add potatoes to the hot butter. Toss without browning, add chopped parsley, cook a minute longer, then lift out with a perforated spoon and serve hot.
Flour for Gravy Browning Method
Keep browned flour on hand for gravy. Spread several spoonfuls in a baking pan, stir over moderate heat until amber brown, then store in a bottle for future use.
Spongé Cake Recipe Description
Four eggs and sugar creamed with baking powder and flour, plus potato flour and salt. Beat yolks with sugar and flour, flavor to taste. Remove from pan while tender to prevent jouncing. the cake should melt and be light in texture.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julia Clay Barron
Clinton, Ga
Mother
Holmes
Chapin
Augusta
Katharine Rowland
Paul S. Crane
Mississipp
William Rowland
Miss Rowland
Mr. Crane
Augusta Herald
University Club
L. R. Geissler
Lharning
Hardin Byars
Anne Johnston
James ‘Boyce Brooks
Y. W.C
Ruby Booth
Will Sanders
Ruth Buchanan
Miss Booth
Miss Buchanan
Myrtle Hodges
Wabel Hardwick
Sweat Neal
Frances Alexander
Agnes Owens
Jeffrey Vaughn
Thelma Etheridge
Ola Steed
Paul Alexander
Horace Faust
Ben Connally
Glover Thrash
Harry McDonald
Mortis McDonald
E. C Buchanan
Fraser Wade
McCrary
Beach
Mr. Holton
Mr. Taylor
Sunday American
Children OF Confederacy
Mildred Rutherford
Children of the Confederacy
Manassas
Frederickburg
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
Shiloh
Chickamauga
Appomattox
Ku Klux Klan
Jefferson Davis
Abraham Lincoln
Miss Rutherford
Julia Jackson
Margaret A. Wilson
W. J. Elder
Watkinsville
Palm Beach
E. H. Dorsey
Bonnafin
Gwendolyn Griffith
Alice Muse
S. H. Griffith
Bogart
J. N. Webb
Mrs. Vernon Hall
Elizabeth Alexander
Brenau
Etta Park
Frank Lumpkin
Billups Phinizy
Rutherford Ellis
W. D. Ellis, Jr
Georgia Tech
Wilmer Moore
Trot Foreman
M. A. Lipscomb
Thomas J. Nichols
Calvin P. Kidder
Wilkes Barre
H. R. Palmer
Hancock Avenue
John W. Blount
Macon
Kyle Smith
Greensboro
James R. Gray
At _lanta
Bob Troutman
Sam Dick
Sam Tribble
D. R. Veal
Mrs. Welborn DuBose
Atlantas
Mrs. Wilson
Sparta
Robert Wilson
Broad Street
Mrs
W. H. Hodges
Evelyn Satterfield
Cartersville
Sarrah Heggie
Chattanooga
Mignon Davis
Katie Belle Miller
Hill Street
Miss Davis
Miss Satterfield
Miss Heggie
Robert Foreman
Scovill
New York
Fifth Avenue
Nellie Phinizy
Hugh Gordon
Frederick Fledgson
Scoville
E. R. Hodgson, Sr
Frank Lipscomb
Rabun Gap
T. P. Vincent
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Otie Vincent
Chicago
B. F. Anderson
Riverside
H. C. White
Misses Coates and
Harrie Benedict
Marian Hodgson
Lyda Nash
R. H. Drake
Winterville
Ruth Stephens
Jefferson
Mary Stewart
Louise Dorsey
Panama and
San Diego Expositions
Yellowstone
Grand Canyon
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Mary D. Lyndon
Bly
Wo + man’s Suffrage League
Pittsfield
Mass
New York World
Harry C. Leach
Morningside Baptist Church
Alabama
W. J. Chambers
Montgomery
Crucedale Greanhouse
H. H. Palmer & Sons
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