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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1923

Page

6

Daily Calendar of Women's Meetings in Atlanta

The schedule lists the season’s final and upcoming meetings across clubs including Piedmont Driving Club at 11:30 AM, North Peachtree Road Woman's club at 3:30 PM, Kirkwood Masonic hall at 8 PM, Edison hall at 4:30 PM, Sacred Heart church assembly room, 36 Central avenue at 2:30 PM, Wren's Nest at 3:30 PM, U D C chapter house at 10:30 AM, East Atlanta Order of the Eastern Star at 8 PM, Grant Park temple study class at 10 AM, War Mothers Services league flag day at 3:30 PM, and Atlanta Baptist W M N meeting at 10:30 AM.

Piedmont Catholic Club of Business and Professional Women Sacred Heart Church East Atlanta Order of the Eastern Star E. A. Minor Grant Park C. E Grant Park Temple Grant Strow Glenwood Avenue War Mothers’ Services’@ league Edison Hall

Jindies Auxiliary Presents Evening Program at Wigwam Hall

The B. R. T. Auxiliary Cherokee lodge 606 will host a program tonight at Wigwam Hall at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Came or Loher presides. Miss Collie Youggans sponsors and directs the Indies' orchestra with selections. Aisa Youmans, former Atlantan and Cincinnati Conservatory graduate, directs and teaches music in Ohio and has been praised for rearranging orchestrations and directing the American Ladies' Military Band project.

B. TR. T Wigwam Hall O'eluck Came Or Loher Collie Youggans Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Ohin Prite Sinervinos

Weakley Disbro Wedding in Birmingham Alabama

The marriage of Miss Louise Patterson Weakley of Birmingham to William Bass Disbro of Atlanta took place Saturday June 9 at 7 pm at the bride’s home in Ridge Park. The ceremony was performed by Dr. William Ray Robyns before a large gathering, with a lavish palmed altar and pink and white floral decor.

Louise Patterson Weakley Birmingham Ala William Bass Disbro Atlanta Ridge Park William Ray Robyns South Highland Presbyterian Chiurch Nathaniel Edward Cross Duchess Patin Nathaniel Edwards Cross Disbro Park Crest Samuel Davies Weakley Baltimore Columbia University Mr. Dishre W. B. Dishra Allvnia

Social items detail Atlanta guests and travel

Mrs Pardee and Miss Slaton plan a June 1 sailing to Europe with Mr and Mrs Slaton. Misses Waddell Banks from Columbus Georgia arrive to visit Miss Grace Powell on Peachtree Street. Many locals host guests from Richmond Charleston Macon and beyond, with trips to Fort Leavenworth and Williamsburg.

Don Pardee Mattie Slaton John M. Slaton Europe Lauren Waddell Florence Banks Columbus, Georgia Grace Powell Peachtree Street Mir C. C. Chambers Miro Tther Poser Sienal Mountain J. Chambers Roanoke Lucian Cocke C. C. McGehee Majes

Bride Elect Honored At Piedmont Driving Club Luncheon

Miss Mildred Cooper, Miss Sarah Bell, and Miss Katherine DuBose hosted a luncheon at the Piedmont Driving Club for bride-elect Miss Mildred Cooper. Guests wore varied gowns, with table set in the blue room featuring a large basket of summer flowers and silver candelsticks.

Mildred Cooper Sarah Bell Katherine DuBose Piedmont Driving Club Henry Chamberlain Samuel Inman DuBose Miss DuBose Miss Bell Miss Cooper Mrs. DuBose Mrs. Chamberlain Lucy Candler Kate Palmour

Mrs Walter C Hill Hosts Informal Luncheon At Piedmont Driving Club

A group of close friends of Mrs Walter C Hill gathered Monday for an informal luncheon on the terrace of the Piedmont Driving Club. Silver summer flowers decorated the table and guests' places were marked with hand painted cards.

Walter C. Hill Piedmont Driving Club Gill

Local Recitals And Social Gatherings In Union Point Area

This evening at Cable hall at 8 15 Mrs Jessie Davenport Jones presents piano pupils. Mrs Audley McCalley hosts a bridge party at Brookhaven Country club for Miss Euphemia Highleyman. Mrs Sam Guy holds a bridge tea at North Decatur drive for Miss Laura Margaret Hoppe. Mrs Paul Potter hosts luncheon at Avery drive for Miss Dodo White. The marriage of Miss Sara Newsome of Union Point and Turner Robinson of Greensboro takes place this evening at Union Point.

Cable Hall Jessie Davenport Jones Audley McCalley Brookhaven Country Club Euphemia Highleyman A. P. Philips Sam Guy North Decatur Drive Laura Margaret Hoppe Paul Potter Avery Drive Dodo White Sara Newsome Union Point Turner Robinson Greensboro

Dinner-Dance at East Lake Club Ends Weekend Spotlight

A lively Saturday night dinner-dance at East Lake Country club drew many members and visiting guests. The Ritz Harmony orchestra played through dinner and dancing with guests including Scott Hudson and Walter H. Jones of Athens, H. Clay Moore and H. H. Harris, and others from Kentucky, New York, and Georgia. Numerous dinner guests and a long list of dancers accompanied the event. Also noted was the forthcoming marriage of Mary Elizabeth Aldford to Marion Kendrick on June 8 in Raleigh, with Kendrick returning to Atlanta friends and ties.

Edward Yerger Jackson Atlanta Mia Benjamin Rhett Shelton Vickers Vickers John T. Toler Sanday Chicago Women's Overseas League Drake Hotel Louise Wells Evanston Jnn Toler East Lake Club East Lake Country Club Ritz Harmony Orchestra Scott Hudson Walter H. Jones Athens H. Clay Moore H. H. Harris J. G. Wilkenson Lexington Bernie Moore H. B. Fischer Fort Hamilton N. Y Hal Daniel Frédricka Cullum Dolores Dusenberts Claude Hall Allen Jones Henry H. Harrison George ‘I Northern Bad An Mary Catherine Parks May Cole Newman Siender Dallas LaGrange J. A. Thompson Mra J. J Scott A. P. Phillips, Jr Euphemia Highman Sedalia Francia Powell Howard Smith W. B. Roper W. R. Burgess New York J. L. Buchannon Washington, D.C N. T. Neall Morgan Wynne R. W. Adams C. J. Haverwise Boston Mass H. W. Patterson Columbus James J. Nicholson W. L. Tresley F. 8. Chalmers C. J. McMillan Louise Freeman Fred Witherspoon Fred Hill J. B. Rowe Elizabeth Dimmock Francis Powell Margaret Lewis Margaret Rodgers Mildren Winter Nellia McIver Francis White Gartine Gilbert Mary Lee Webb Bessie Pope Virginia Ashe Roberta Cook Elizabeth Worley Estelle Lindany Mary Knight Betty Stome Lelia Ponder Fredricka Cullum Elizabeth Wesley Caroline Simmons Margaret Hannom Venice Mason Clara Louise Scott Jane Sams and Mes J. S. Tinzler Alfred McTonald Francis Harrie Sam Clement Steve Hartney T. M. Busey William Franklin J.T. Donald W. FE. McDonough Goul G. W. Nix Nat Thorton J. L. Southerland Fred Tastings Walter C. Comer James Hodge E. B. Zachery A. W. Brewerton Henry Kurdt P. Frye

New Styles and Pretty Arms Beauty Note Delatone Hair Remover Ad

Women learn to use delatone for facial neck and arm hair removal. A paste of delatone and water is applied for a few minutes, rubbed off, and the skin washed. Hair disappears with careful use and fresh mix. Genuine delatone essential for no failure.

Patriotic Fourth Planned by Atlanta Woman's Club

The American citizenship department of the Atlanta Woman's Club led by Mrs R M Striplin plans a July Fourth celebration to honor the great date. Committees form and strong interest grows as arrangements proceed for an appropriate program with speakers and inspiring music. Mrs Simplin assists in completing arrangements with Mrs

American Citizenship Department Atlanta Woman's Club R. M. Striplin

Swift & Company carcass beef prices in Atlanta June 9 1923

Prices realized on Swift and Company sales of carcass beef in Atlanta Georgia for the week ending Saturday June 9 1923 on shipments sold out ranged from 10.00 cents to 18.00 cents per pound and averaged 14.09 cents per pound.

Swift & Company Atlanta

Cardus touted as a strengthening tonic for women

Buffalo Missouri reports Mrs Dell Davis superintendent of Buffalo Telephone Co endorses Cardus. She says the tonic strengthened her weak run down condition and she believes it helps the female system. Cardus claims no mineral drugs and uses only plant ingredients and has long been marketed as a woman’s tonic for over fifty years.

Buffalo Dell Davis Central Office and Exchange The Buffalo Telephone Co., Inc Cardus

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North Peachtree Road Kirkwood Kirkwood Masonic Hall East Boulevard Drive Kirkwood Road American Legion Auxiliary of Atlanta Post No. 4 Grace Lodge Brotherhood of Railroad Central Avenue Kentucky Club R. L. Connally Wren's Nest Atlanta Baptist Association Antsie Ohio American Ladies’ Military Band U.S Sien Elizabeth Parker Charles Conn Parker Virginia Foster Ellen Daviess Dayne Boyd Dudley Morris Supreme Ham For All Jacksonville Brunswick Uptown Broad and Walton Southern Railway System Carolyn Dean Moore Eufaula Agnes Scott College Miss Moore T. L. Moore L. ¥. Dean Llowell Simmons Charles Lucy Simmons Ben Sintham St.Charies Avenue Boom. McFadsen Courtney Ioss Menphis Tenn Fort Leavenworth Kansas Lieutenant McFadyen Joseph Bilups Anstey Lark Isabelle Breitenbacher West Fifteenth Street Mamie Jones Elberton Tf. D. Maddox Dauc Ter Eniett Morse Touston Texas C. Thall A. W. McVicar Princeton Fla Dee Mies Anna Tlarriett Williamsburg Ton Oscar Showmake Mary Baldwin Luther McGee Wee Roland ¢ T. Tmudson Bluefield W. Virginia Tuetus Beckham North Boulevard Mre Davis-Fisher Sanitarium Myre Emil Dittler Ler Dittler Cornesie Inestitute of Technology Pittsburg Mise Eloise Whitehead Martha Goode Anderson Henry Williams Charleston Bufaula Country Club Jesuie M. Peek Douglas Chattanooga Clifford T. Ddbaston Dust Nintu Street Katie Atwell Mrs. Wiliam 2 Myers Macon 8. C. Chambers Nell Bigby Wilkins Mary Clarke Ballenger Yellowstone National Park Wyoming Aoe Ue Holtzendorf Washington Ace Ethel and Clyde Toltzensdorf Ruth McIntosh Teon Lottie Welie West Fourtenth Street Pauline Wie Wahington D. C Nattional Cathedral School Princeton University United States Naval Academy Annapolis Hawkes A. K. Hawkes Co. Wilttehart Optometrists—Opticians Lois J. Bartlett Winecoff Hotel Roland B. Hudson W. Va Lucius Beckham Lyric Theater Tudgon Luther Meter Charles Croimer Howard Graves Eins Beckham Lois H. Burrett Franklin Wray Aldendefer L. P. Stephens Howard McCullig Washington, D. C National Society New Willard Anthony Wayne Cook N. 8 D. A Charles Akerman Metall Akerman Georgia Amos Huguley West Point Wesley Memorial Hospital Muguley Frank Boland D. T Eubanks W. E Bare J. Colquitt Meacham East Fifth Street Mary Katherine Nce Eugene Henderson Nashville, Tenn Rupert Hall East Take Eive Henderson J. R. M. Dillon W. J. Richarde Miami Flo A. ©. Shepherd Evelyn Brookhaven John Lewis Stephens Caroline Sitton Frank Neely Rachel Neely Minneapolis Caroline Minnie Sue Hutchinson Douglasville J. P. Hutchinson Cascade Road Edward S. Corwin Charles J. Haden Professor Corwin Woodrow Wilson J. D. Bamne DE. Everett Mack Mexico City F. W. Hadley St. Simons R. W. Eberhardt, Jr New Orleans Frank Marehall Tech High Pensacola, Fla Barnes E. Sales Hast Lake T. W. Kee 3. O. Pitts Cas Cade Road John J. Evins Bristol Dunn Druid Hills Golf Club Credit Men Credit Men’s Convention Samuel Inman Hugh T. Inman Constance Spalding J. W. Gibson P. McHugh Donald Denny Lloyd Park Cincinnati Gerald Blount Georgian Terrace Leonard H. Graves Memphis Carl Butterfield Gonn Harriett Small Myrtin Street Dorothy Hagan A. G. Deloach Nora Fortson Elizabeth Phillips George Thomas Smith Trousseau Lilloutse Smith Aurore Club Jewish Educational Alliance Roseland Hall Cain Metropolitan Club Ann Agricola Marist College Detroit Michigan Lydia E. Pinkham Jenny Evans Laffayette Blvd Missouri
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