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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
8
Adlai S Grove Jr marked his fourth birthday Thursday with a party at the Grove home on 4th street. About twenty invited boys and girls enjoyed color rose decorations, games, and cake with flowers and candles. Gifts included Swiss wood cur ing items and keepsakes given by numerous attendees.
Mr and Mrs Elsas hosted an evening recital featuring excerpts from Mendelssohn, Handel, Inerak, Matthews, Sullivan, and Verdi. Joseph Magan conducted with Wiss Betile and Lina Curry assisting. Mr Campbell and Mrs Dodson’s hostess table added charm. Vernon P T A plans a May cake sale at Senay’s store to benefit the community.
Miss Ruth Rhorer is honored at a cordial social event in New York. The piece notes a calendar of spring arrangements and baskets exchanged, with Mrs. Mark Pater and Mrs. Richard Unimes among attendees. The scene features a festive reception and assorted gifts reflecting the era's social customs.
Announced shifts in the sequence of opera recitals under the direction of Mrs Hayle Shepwand and Mr Charles Chelmer. The program lists multiple performances in April, with a focus on new selections and a prepared cast, including Petal events and guest artists to present Vie asie aurk.
An OCR fragment notes an upcoming annual convention of a district in Thomson with mentions of participants, dates, and events. The text is heavily garbled, but indicates a three day gathering featuring discussions and social activities among clubs and members, with references to wars and committee actions.
Seventh grade pupils from Lee Street school toured the cyclorama and Fort Walker on Tuesday. They viewed the vast battle panorama and heard war stories from the keeper. They also saw the artillery and the wartime engine used on famed Atlanta to Chattanooga runs. The trips are proving highly beneficial to their studies.
Musa Katherine Reese acted as hostess on a Thursday afternoon hosting a bridge tea at a Highland avenue home in compliment to Mrs Mixa Dorothy Brown of Cincinnati. Guests admired spring flower decorations and dainty prize favors while tea followed a bridge game.
Mrs J M Moykin and Mrs Alonzo Richardson will entertain at the Allanta Woman's club auditorium in a Friday tea honoring Mrs Edwin Brown of Seattle. Mr Walter A Sume will preside as host and introduce the guest of honor Mrs Reawn Town. The Misses Doughis were guests in Seattle and join in the complimentary event.
The Drama league will meet at Erlien hall at 10 30 oclock to study Cass in a series on the psychology of the tandem woman. The session invites any woman in Athan vi who reads seriously and wishes to attend, member or not. Discussion follows the reading and aims to stimulate thoughtful consideration in a cultural, non didactic program.
The text advertises patterns for a pretty gown and a popular slip on style, detailing materials and sizes. It mentions linen and ugln combinations, eight or seven sizes, and specific yardage for fabric plus notions. Readers are invited to mail ten cents in silver or stamps for pattern catalogs.
Treman pressures Miles Holden toward a New York opportunity while Leone Day schemes to manipulate romance and ambition at Lady Warrington’s spring gathering. Mile’s talent draws mill owners. Leone weighs backing or betraying him to secure her own future.
A mixed text blends household advice and a dramatic scene where a young sculptor and Miss Leone Day share a moment, interrupted by a startled reaction and revelation. The witnesses recall a late hour and a romantic entanglement, as Miles confronts the situation with rising tension.
Regular meeting of Joseph Habersham chapter D A R will be held Saturday at o o clock in the chapter house. Full attendance is urged as state conference reports will be read and an attractive program arranged. Distinguished guests Mrs A L Wolhuns of Tasmania Florida and Mrs Walmer Coney of Sustanab Site auditor will attend. The afternoon program features Miss Mary Holmes on Nene East relief and Master John A Boykin Jr delivering a patriotic speech.
Mrs Julian Biddle of Sag Bran cisvo Cab honored as guest of her mother Vis Gle Chaimbertin at tea Thursday at her Mushogee home. Athinta welcomes her back as Mass Hya Charlesrtin leads Musicians Club event with Derby dance planned for Saturday evening April 1. Oriental dance by Miss Brience Heeileher featured for Athinta emphasis with invitations sent for 0 to 12 o'clock.
The Mothers Club hosts a silver tea afternoon at Apt 2016 on Virginia Avenue. Mrs. Bench Budget is listed as a contact, with the public invited to attend this social gathering.
The piece urges cheer on rainy days, suggesting bright umbrella colors and neat attire to lift spirits. It muses about fashion and mood, noting readers’ varied feelings and proposing practical ways to brighten gray weather.
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