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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
13
A prose piece defends the so called devil may care woman, arguing society judges impulsive women harshly while failing to see their sacrifices. It contrasts public censure with private acts of charity and notes the difficulty of tracing true motives. The piece critiques judgment and calls for empathy toward women who act from the heart.
Mrs Samuel Wallace hosts an informal bridge tea at 5 pm Saturday for guest Mrs Turner Fitten and Mrs W D Hereford of Macon with about twenty five guests. A Turkey Dinner and Concert is planned. Park Street church ladies hold a turkey dinner and church basement concert Friday evening with admission fifty cents. Washington Seminary hosts Shakespeare reading by Mrs Carolyn Page Flanders January 17 at 11:30 am in the auditorium inviting patrons and friends. Grace Church Young Peoples Missionary society hosts a social Friday night January 17. Burroughs Nature Club meets Tuesday at 10 am at the Carnegie library for a program on John Burroughs.
Adelaide Prager of Augusta marries Frank T White in a Tuesday ceremony conducted by Rev Father Kennedy. Reception at the Van Stavern home followed. Honeymoon begins immediately with residence planned in Augusta. Officers elected for the auxiliary to the Y M C A include Mrs Clark president and other officers. Lectures, luncheons, and bridge events detailed, plus a moving picture show at the Y W C A gym. Meals and a cafeteria schedule are listed for the Steiner Eimery building activities.
Mrs Osstan D Gorman entertained at a pretty tea at her home on Ponce de Leon avenue in honor of guests Mrs Sandere Gibson Mrs Garland Jones of New Bern Mrs Gordon McDaniel of Alabama and Mrs W O Hereford of Macon. Pink roses narcissi and ferns decorated the rooms as Mrs P J Baker and Miss Martha Ryder served punch and Mrs Henry Leonard and Mrs Norman Sharpe poured tea. Mrs Gorman wore cream embroidered chiffon over pink charmeuse satin.
The description notes Mrs Hereford wearing black charmeuse satin with iridescent trimmings while her son wore an old rose satin brocade gown. The account focuses on formal attire and color details observed at the event.
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