Miss Jean Gordon to speak at chamber of commerce hall
Miss Jean Gordon, praised as the Jane Addams of the South, will lecture at the chamber of commerce hall Wednesday night at o o clock. She championed child labor causes, helped create a woman factory inspector, and led campaigns against gambling in New Orleans. Louisiana mothers owe a debt to her work, with events including a luncheon for Mrs Gordon Kiser and an afternoon bridge hosted by Mrs Albert Howell Jr at the Piedmont Driving Club.
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Winter Complexion Tip with Wax Face Care
A reading describes using ordinary wax to protect and restore the complexion in cold weather. It advises applying a light wax layer, washing off, and notes that powders and roses can look conspicuous due to skin expansion and contraction. Also mentions a cleansing mix of saxine and water as a remedy.
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Simple Head Wash Praised for Clean Scalp
A cannily simple head wash uses egg yolk dissolved in hot water to cleanse the scalp. The author claims washing every two to three weeks keeps hair free from grease and dandruff, noting cheap egg yolk mix can yield about a dozen shampoos for twenty-five cents.
Terpsichorean club dances and society events noted
The Terpsichorean Club hosts Saturday sciences from 5 to 7 pm with 40 plus couples enjoying lively music. Social happenings include guests from Bloomington and New York, bridge and luncheon parties at Druid Hills Golf Club, and a notable donation day at the Home for Old Women. Ausk of engagements feature Mrs. Robinson and Edith Tanner celebrations with gifts and teas.
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New York
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Oridge
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Debutantes Aid Settlement Work At 1914-15 Meet
Debutante club of 1914-15 held its first fall gathering with guests from Atlanta civic and philanthropic groups. Miss Isoline Campbell led the session as members discussed directing winter efforts to aid churches and the Settlement Home for the Friendless, starting after Christmas with immediate tree and spoon purchases. Three vice presidents were elected and members pledged cooperation with various charities.
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Kindergarten Association
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Emve
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Elizabbeth Courtles
Trevairy
Nellie Hood Ridley
Mary Murphey
Gertrude Richardson
Age
Christmas Bazar Opens Today At Ponce de Leon Apartments
The Saw club hosts a Christmas bazar at the Peachtree store in the Ponce de Leon apartments to raise funds for a Tallulah Falls Industrial School scholarship. Dolls dresses caps and boudoir items fill a decorated room with unique all displays by Sewing club members.
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Ulric
Diverse Atlanta Social Notes Highlight Weddings And Events
The column lists numerous society happenings in Atlanta including engagements and weddings of Miss Marguerite Harper and Mr. William M. Burke, Miss Mozelle Gunn’s luncheon, and a Dec 7 14 holiday sale by Central Congregational church. Also noted are Christmas at home gatherings, a Dec 11 Children’s Tea Dance for tuberculosis charity, and the Dickinson Reid wedding at First Baptist Church with attendees and travel plans to Birmingham.
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West Tin
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William M. Burke
Richmond Roses
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Forsyth
Frank
Ansley Park
Atlanta
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Pauline ‘DeGive
Anne Grant
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Aimatrons
Dickinson-Reid
Lucile Rainey Dickinson
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Firet Baptist Church
Daniel
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W- Ho Calder
RF. L Cureton
Reid
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Lilian Cowan
Cureton
Calder
Birmingham
Ala
Buddy McMillan Appointed Manager of Bijou Theater
Buddy McMillan was placed in charge of the Bijou theater after the departure of Mr and Mrs Jewell Kelley. Kelley left for Birmingham and was expected to return to Atlanta Saturday night but reportedly remained in Atlanta. The Allis Myers Tabloid Musical Comedy company did not receive money last week though performers were paid. McMillan aims to resolve the situation in a few days as the company drew large audiences Monday and will stay in Atlanta for an indefinite period.
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Jewell Kelley
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Birmingham
Atlanta
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Allls-Myers
Aills & Myers
Longino candidates win in College Park
The Democratic primary in College Park chose Lon gino supporters for council. In three wards the results were tight with a runoff needed in the third. Winners: C. R. Wilson in Ward 1, F. Cooper in Ward 2, and Samuel Johnson with C. F. Benson tied in Ward 3.
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College Park
G. F. Longino
Byron Huie
Wong
Furnishea
C. R. Wilson
F. Cooper
Samuel Johnson
C. FE. Benson
Wang
Atlanta Communities Rally for Christmas Aid Baskets
Many Atlantans seek to help the poor by providing baskets of food and clothing this Christmas. Secretary Joseph Logan of the Associated Charities reports a long list of families awaiting assistance and welcomes inquiries from donors and organizations aiming to demonstrate the season's spirit.
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Associated Charities
Logan
Atlanta to Send Big Delegation to Charleston
Large Atlanta turnout expected for the Southern Commercial Congress opening in Charleston on December 33 for a four day session. Georgia rail rates are advertised and inquiries indicate many locals will travel. Governor Harris and his staff are invited, along with several southern state governors.
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Frank Rogers Funeral Planned for Wednesday
The funeral of Frank Rogers chief clerk of the Atlanta federal penitentiary who died Monday morning will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 20 from the residence on the McDonough road Rev J B Hemphil will officiate and interment will follow in West View Pallbearers include Warden Fred Zerbst M Te Covington James Relay and Har
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Atlanta Federal Penitentary
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J. B. Hemphil
West View
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James Relay
Har
Rogers Dies After Twenty-Five Years in Service
An obituary notes the death of Rogers aged 63, formerly of Washington D C and in government service 25 years. He leaves a widow, one daughter Mrs ST DeLoach of Atlanta, one son H B Rogers in Baltimore, two brothers George P Rogers of Atlantic City and Dr William Rogers of Baltimore, and three sisters Mrs S Phillips of Baltimore, Mrs Frank Tatum of Plainfield, and Miss Mary Rogers of Baltimore. Swift & Company's beef market ad follows.
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Ludwig Ba
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Famous Beauty Tells Hair Curling Secrets
Famous beauty Tila Moya condemns fat curling irons as hair deadly and damaging. She promotes a benign squid limeline liquid applied at night with a toothbrush for natural waves that last, claiming it won't streak or stain hair and requires only a few ounces from a druggist.
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