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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1923

Page

4

Mrs Montgomery Hosts Trousseau Tea In Elaborate Oriental Style

Mrs John Montgomery presided over a trosseau tea for Miss Caroline Montgomery with Japanese decorations, lanterns, and imported china. Guests included Mrs Clarke of Portland and many local social figures, followed by an al fresco dance at East Lake Club with large parties, elegant table settings, and a Ritz Harmony orchestration.

John Montgomery Caroline Montgomery Montgomery Clarke Portland Ore Mary Will Montgomery East Lake Club East Lake Country Club Alfresco Ritz Harmony Orchestra F. J. Cooledge Don W. Davidson Frank J. O'Brian G. W. Reinewis Harry Kamp A. I. Anderson Chicago Mary Kate Davidson Mary Clapton Elsie Benjamin Maud Kennedy Pair Jim Kennedy Dan Sanford EB. M. Horine Elizabeth Thompson Peoria Palm Beach Fla Elizabeth Tompkins Marjorie Owen J. Southwests George Draper Amile McKenzie Willian H. Vaughn J. W. Speas Mra J. M. Horine G. Holland Richard Finley Wilkesborough N. Y John Gossett Curry Moon Paul Jones Edward Lane Rochester N.Y TL McMillan Fredrica Cullam Lillian_Ashley Delores Devotha Hoelditch Tila Ponder Mildred Winston Winnie Stewart Ruth Clark Julia Gainer Jetty Nichols Arma Johnson Margaret Whestley Isabel Wheatley Americus Daniel Gober G. W. Sherer Max Mentser Mya Wimberly Peters T. F. Busse Tenry Kurdt F. In Stanley T. M. Wilson E. D. Jemkins Kay Hastings Francis Harris Paul Andson J. R. Hodge Tom House Milton Coleman Rachery William Ware George FP. Howard William Treadway Nate Ehornton Charles Wynne Reilgers Huson Sherwood Paul T. C. Hustler

Trousseau Tea For Bride-Elect Misty Smith

Mrs. W KR C Smith hosted a Monday trousseau tea at her Inman Circle home in honor of daughter Misty Dorothy Jean Smith. Guest list included fifteen attendees who admired Misty in a white sports unit and learned of her upcoming marriage to Dr Candy Lee Wilson set for the week.

Trousseau W. KR. C. Smith Inman Circle Misty Dorothy Jean Smith Candy Lee Wilson Miss Smith

Hoppe Couple Issue Invitations for Daughter’s Marriage

Mr and Mrs Lewis David Hoppe announce the marriage of their daughter Laura Margaret to Winter Woolfolle Alfriend Invitations are issued for Wednesday evening June 20 at 8 30 in St James church Marietta Ga A reception will follow at 907 Cherokee Street in Marietta GA

Hoppe Lewis David Hoppe Laura Margaret Winter Woolfolle Alfriend St. James Marietta Cherokee Street

Birthday Party For Mrs Felton In Atlanta Brilliance

Preparations for the 88th birthday of Mrs William I Felton Georgia’s grand old woman are under way at the Atlanta Women’s club for Thursday evening at 7 o’clock. She will be the honor guest at the first official gathering of the club’s new officers and executive board, their husbands, and friends of Mrs Felton beyond club membership. Mrs B M Baykin and past presidents will assist in honoring a founder of club life in Georgia and the first woman to receive a U S senatorship. Dinner in the banquet hall costs 2s per plate with music flowers and witty speeches. Reservations may be made by Wednesday noon through Mrs Monts Hemlock or the secretary Mrs Spearman.

William I. Felton Georgia Atlanta Woman's Club Felton Woman's Club B. M. Baykin Mons, Hemlock Spearman Tienjlovk

Graduating Exercises At Calhoun School

Calhoun School held graduation ceremonies for seventh and sixth grades in separate programs due to lack of a suitable auditorium. Mrs. Warin distributed certificates and addressed pupils on upholding the school’s name as they advance to junior high. Notable visitors included Mr. Ashley with a brief address before diplomas were handed by Professor Sutton.

Tauuqua Calhoun Warin Mr. Ashley Sutton Hollis Moore Seven One Marie Hager Donnie Bird Kate Harris Robert Wilkes Atktres Rel Upehucch Tipperary Margaret — Jordan Santa Fueia Gertrude — Tontuk Will Gertrude Mitanghlin Song

Mrs Harvey Clarke Returns After Seven Years in Japan

Atlanta resident Mrs Harvey Clarke, long based in Japan, returns home with six children to West End for a visit. She recounts Japan’s modern business women, suffrage progress, and rising female roles from banking to medicine, law, and politics, noting recent divorces and women heading major shops and schools.

Harvey Clarke Japan Atlanta J. . Daniel West End Phi Mes Clarke America Pacific Yokoham Seattle Tobin Medical College Shinkokodama Akiko Queena of Chihusen

Leonie and the Treman Lawyers in New Plot

Leonie Day hides in a hotel bedroom weighing a troubled future. Funds are low and friends avoid her after the coroner's inquest. Lady Warrington harshly lectures Leonie about truth, temptation, and the danger of being found out as she schemes to secure new money.

Leonie Terrman Leonie Day Marcella Warrington Galt Miss Leon Becky Sharp Teke Miles Trolden Lady Warrington New York Mr. Sturtevant Ancy Teon Treman Miles Long Island Leenie

Tea Party and Legal Doubt In East Point

Mrs. Mattie Farmer hosts an afternoon pound affair for daughter Miss Jimmie C. McMul len at her East Point home. About thirty five guests attend as a lawyer questions vague pay for services and existence of any records or wills. Copyright 1923 The Constitution.

Langdon Quin Palisades Road Quin John Holmes Jilian Prade Lott Warren, Jr Fred Schaeffer Walter Hill Mrs. Farmer Mattie Farmer East Point Jimmie C. McMullen Dorothy Lezil Leonie Bir. Treman

Mrs J V Pierson Hosts Bridge Tea for Mrs Powell

Mrs J V Pierson entertained eight guests at a bridge tea on Monday at East Lake Country Club in compliment to Mrs Walker Powell of Columbia S G The gathering occurred on the terrace with guests in tan georgette crepe and white canton crepe attires The note adds that bird s foot violets often bloom twice a year May not present. but the main event is the hostess and guest.

J. V. Pierson Walker Powell Columbia F. J. Merriam East Lake Country Club Pierson Georgette Crepe

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