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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1916

Page

16

Spring hats guide women to choose becoming headgear

A century old feature urges women to buy early spring hats, arguing the right hat completes a look more than shoes or gowns. It describes conventional small hats, turban and toque styles, sport hats for golf or resort wear, and luxury French designs, stressing fit and contour to face. The piece notes prices and the French milliner’s artistry shaping fashion.

Jace Bratt Augusta Florida Atlanta Piedmont Driving Club Africa New York Trench Milliner Fa Wade Trousseau Palm Beach Hot Springs California Teama Caunta

Hair Care and Fashion Notes From an Era Closet

An extensive piece covers hair washing with coconut oil to avoid alkali damage, plus fashion and hat trends for sport and tropical wear. It describes Odette canvas hats, sport coats, plaid shirts, lightweight coats, and the aesthetic dance movement led by Paul Swan. It also discusses breakfast habits, meal timing, and the shift from Rosy morning starvation to regular meals.

Chest of Silver Gift Reflects Substantial Qualities

A compact note on a chest said to bear a meaningful gift stressing substantial qualities to carry its message. The piece hints at awe inspiring value and the message embedded in the chest as a token of significance.

Dixies Chapter Celebrates Lees Birthday at Hearn Home

In Eatonton Georgia the Dixies Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy held its monthly meeting at Mrs Howell Hearn’s residence on a Wednesday afternoon to mark General Lee’s birthday with a gathering at the host’s house.

Dixis Chapter the Daughters of the Confederacy Howell Hearn Lees

Social calendar notes at local churches and clubs

Ladies society meetings at Presbyterian and Methodist churches occupied Monday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Windsor of Atlanta and Mrs Leverette. Socials, bridge games, and luncheons followed. Members and alumnae from Shorter College, Agnes Scott, and Rome groups held gatherings. visits from Raleighs and out-of-town guests were mentioned.

Work-a-While club hosts luncheon in Carrollton

Mrs 4im oragiey was hostess for the Work-a-Whhile club Tuesday afternoon. A tempting hot lunch was secured after the sewing hour. Six of the members were present. Mrs Ruth Kramer entertained at two tables of bridge Friday evening at her South Street home. The guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Aycock, Mr and Mrs jf Mandeville and Mr Roy Mandeville. Master J Lea Youn celebrated his tenth birthday with a party Thursday at his home on South Street.

4Im Oragiey Ruth Kramer South Street Joe Aycock Jf Mandeville Roy Mandevile J Lea Youn Ins

Social Club Events and Gatherings in Newnan

In Newnan Georgia Mrs Earl Wynn hosted her bridge club on Thursday afternoon. Miss Frances Arnold presided as hostess for the Young Ladies Social Club last Saturday. The Junior Reading Circle met with Miss Mae Cole on Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs L Fowler were in Atlanta on Wednesday. Mrs Solomon and Miss Pearl Solomon visited Jeffersonville after time with Mrs H C Hull. Sere T Kirby hosted a sewing party Friday afternoon of last week. Elizabeth and Louise Gibson hosted a casual dance Friday evening. Mrs DA Hanve entertained her literary club Thursday afternoon. A dance for the young men and ladies followed at the Elks club Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Hopkins spent the previous weekend in Atlanta. Mr and Mrs Kirkland of Gabbsville are visiting Mrs Kirkland and her mother Mrs John Dunbar.

Newnan Earl Wynn Misa Frances Arnold Mae Cole L Fowler R C Solomon Pearl Solomon Jeffersonville H C Hull DA Hanve Literary Club Elks Club Hopkins Atlanta Kirkland Gabbetsville John Dunbar

Kunz Gurr ties knot in quiet January home wedding

Ophelia Kunz and T Derill Gurr wed Saturday afternoon at 1 clock at the bride's mother's home Mrs A Kins in Kunz Gurr officiated by Rev Z T Weaver. The couple left for their new home about one and a half miles east of town with immediate family present.

Peits Ga A . Kins Ophelia Kunz T Derill Gurr Z T Weaver

Just One Application and the Hairs Vanish

A brief homemaking health note describes a hair removal method using powdered delatone mixed with water. Apply the paste to the area, wait 2 to 3 minutes, then wash off. the hairs disappear. One application is usually enough, but purchasing delatone in original packaging is advised for certainty.

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