Miss Parr Weds Mr Simmons in Grand Presbyterian Ceremony
Mary Lucile Parr and Paul Simmons were married at Drayclek's Druid Hill Presbyterian church with Dr. Melver officiating. The altar featured palms and ferns, with arrangements of pink and white gladioli and white tapers. Bride wore white charmeuse. maid of honor Miss Mildred Parr and bridesmaids wore pink and white garments. After a wedding trip to North Carolina the couple will reside on Alaska Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary Lucle Parr
Paul Azaies Simmons
Tho’Gleck
Druid Hille’ Presbyterian Church
Dr. Melver
Mildred Parr
Bessie Parr
Florence Parr
W. B. Parr
R. D. Canady
William .B. Parr
Paul Lumpkin
Atlanta
Nashville
Gladys Head Simmons
Albert Hirk Powell
J. W. Waldrop
East Ninth Street
A. R. Holderby
Walter I’. Stanley
Thole
Jane Jones
K. Floyd
Mildred Head
Helen Modle
Powell
Rawson Street
Freckle Remedy Ad Promises Free Trial and Money Back
An old advertisement targets freckled readers with Othine double strength offered by druggists. It guarantees a money back promise if freckles remain after use, suggesting an ounce suffices for even stubborn cases and promises a clear complexion at little cost.
Freckle Removing Lemon Lotion Ad
An advert promises a lemon based skin lotion to clear freckles and blemishes. It claims two Jenions squeezed into Orchard White from a drugstore bottle yields a quarter pint of a fragrant mixture to smooth on face neck arms and hands daily for a lighter rosier complexion.
Georgia Club Woman Holds Unique Landscape Role
Julia Lester Dillon, a prominent Georgia clubwoman and landscape expert, will visit Atlanta for the Southern Forestry Congress in July 2022. Appointed chair of forestry in the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs, Dillon has long studied plant uses and is nearing publication of The Blossom Circle of the Year, a practical handbook for southern garden work.
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Georgia
Julia Lester Dillon
South
Atlanta
Southern Forestry Congress
Division of Forestry
Augusta
Dillon
South Carolina
Desaign
Jon
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Senter
D. C
Shall We Haite a So a Social Program A Question for 013 College Women
A perceptive essay argues that social ills tied to dress, dancing, and films are distortions of legitimate amusements and that college women must lead a constructive social program. It urges women to convene a southern convention to define standards, sift legitimate pleasures from excess, and reshape norms through leadership rather than criticism.
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Socuta
Hariness
Soe
Pullman
Department of Organized Society
Aever
America
College Woman of America
South
Love
Women push plan for bureau within city chamber of commerce
A local movement seeks to form a women’s bureau within the chamber of commerce to ensure fair representation on committees and the board. An eight member executive will govern the bureau, with women serving on mixed committees to shape policy and broaden civic participation for newcomer businesswomen.
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Chamber of Commerce
Atlante
Chamber
Woman's Bureau
Department of Woman's Affairs
Womens
Women's Bureau
Thanithe
Wwhiga
Atlanta Women Leaders Plan Board Formation
A recent Atlanta meeting focused on definite plans for a women’s board as leaders from various civic and organizations join the effort. Attendees included Mrs Albert E. Thornton, Sr., Mrs. Samuel Lumpkin, Miss Laure Small, Miss Jessie Muse, Miss Irma Finley, Miss Caroline Thomas, and numerous other prominent women.
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Atlanta
Otvio
Channers
Albert E. Thornton
Samuel Lumpkin
Misa Laure Smal
Jessie Muse
Mise Irma’ Finley
Caroline‘ Thomas
Annie T. Wise
Alonzo Richardson
D., F. Stevenson
Misa Elizabeth Trier
Marvy Mh Raow
William Rawling
B. M. Boykin
Rambo
Atlanta Woman Creates Exquisite Wedding Cakes in Atlanta
An Atlanta craftswoman, Mrs. L. Van Staveren, demonstrates hand crafted wedding cake artistry. She learned from many sources, noting a passing Hungarian contributed key icing techniques. Her centerpiece cake features dove and rose icing, wedding monograms, and elaborate bridal table decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
L. van Staveren
Use Cocoanut Oil For Washing Hair
Advice on hair care favors purified coconut oil shampoo over harsh soaps. Explains that common soaps damage hair by alkali, while Malsified coconut oil shampoo cleanses with a rich lather, leaves hair silky and manageable, and lasts months at low cost. Available at drug stores.
Southerners Prominent At National Music Meet
Nan Stephens of Atlanta re-elected to the National Federation of Music Clubs board reports strong Southern representation at the Davenport Tri City convention. Asheville chosen as next host city. Miss Stephens notes Southern winners in contests, including Foster Barnes and Helen Yar renter Caldwell. The gathering showcased prominent artists, with Atlanta opera plans and future performances in Atlanta and Ravinia Park.
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National Federation of Music Clubs
Trinities
Davenport
Moline
Rock Island
Mias Nan Stephens
Atlanta
South Atlantic
North Carolina
South Carlina
Georgia
Florida
Stephens
New York
Chicago
Miss . Stephens
John F. Lyons
Forth Worth
Texas
Asheville
Charles Dowman
Atlanta Music Study, Club
Defe
Trenta
Frederick Gunster
Federation
Paul Kh. McArthur
Pierre Stoche
Paolo Gallico
Nelson Tingsworth
Mise Stephens
Sues Stephens
John Frank A. Seiberling
Akron
Ohio
Tri-Cities
Miss Stephens
Metropolitan
Rothler
Thala
Garber
Seville
Nan Stephens
Miss Swint Weds Mr Harrison at Dec Church
Miss Seble Helen Swint and Clarence Witham Harrison were married Saturday evening at Senand Baptist Church with Dr. Henry Alford Porter officiating. The ceremony featured palms and lilies, with music by Mrs. Irvin Foster Shields and Ames W. Hubner. The bridal party wore blue georgette, pink taffeta, and apricot tulle, and the couple left for a wedding trip to Savannah and New York before settling in Atlanta.
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Seble
Helen Swint
Clarence Witham Harrison
Senand Baptist Church
Henry Alford Porter
Irvin Fostershields
Plang
Ames W. Hubner
Mattie Ellis Cooper
H. Cira Baker
C. Loyce Jones
David L. Woog
Marron
Onor
Sara F -Rances Hitchcock
Frances ‘Kerson
Haskell Baker
Randall G. Satterwhite
Jerse D. Booth
George M. Couch
John Joel Moore
Robert A. Hill
Charles Frederick Swint
Reuben L. Harrison
Mary Swint
Mrs. Harrison
Weet Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Hawaiian Club Announces New Dance Night in Atlanta
A new Hawaiian club formed in the past month will host dances at the Virginian club rooms every other Friday night. The opening dance details are pending, with prize drawings for top dancers, refreshments, and souvenirs for attendees. Chaperons and sponsors will be announced in coming weeks.
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Atlanta
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Mr. Simmons
Mrs. Richardson
Third Ward
L. Gifford
Hill Street
John Sess
Rsa. KF
F. M
Capital
Auernue
G. C. Christian, Jr
G. C. Christian
Luke
Ernest Reeves
College Park
Sparks
Mary Sparky
Lota Milner
Barpravibe
Susie Milner
Lagrange
J. 3. Hemperley
Casecadd Springs
W. T.wester
Winston Salem, N. Co
Jessie Walton
Eatonton
Parker—Hilton
Robert Everett Parker
Elizabeth Mary
William Linwood Hilton
Avery Drive
E Wasson
St Mark's Methodist Church
Signal Mountain
Rhodes
James D. Rhodes
Inman, Park Baptist
Euclid Avenue
Inman Park
RU. Pritchett
Hugh Butler
A. D. Ramecy
J. Willan
Wade, Jr
Mra
Matthe Harwoorh
R. *. Adams
Club Woman of
Mauss Eleanore Raoul
Louise Connley
R. K. Rambo
C. B. Robertson
J. C. Robinson
Helen Boehm
Johnnie Bowie
Ada’ Booth
Newton Craig
M. P. Tage
Genevieve K. Saunders
C. E. Dowman
Local Chamber Planning Bureau of Woman’s Affair
Mrs
Pierre V. Rey
Musical Digest
Schumann-Heink
Caldwell
Birmingham
Betty Gilmore
Harms
The
North Forsyth St
Carnegie Librar
Ivy
Sey Hotet
Swint
Mr. Harrison
So Hawaiian Club
Cascade Terrace
Cascade Road
Gall Bellegle
5. A. Clayton Co
East Hunter
Atlanta, Ga
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