Flag Day Observance Highlighted by D A R Chapters
The Atlanta D A R chapters held Flag Day events at Craigie House on Piedmont Avenue with Mrs Khan Wylie presiding. Major General David L Shanks gave The Significance of Our Flag speech as the Fort McPherson quartet performed and decorations featured red white and blue bunting plus a large chapter flag.
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Atlanta
Daughters of the American Revolution
Streas
Woodrow Wilson
America
D. A
The
Kenmore
Betty Washington
Mary Rice
Charla F. Rice
Misa Stice
Fort McPherson Quartet
Snuinen
Handerlin
David L. Shanks
United States Almay
Drury ¥. Powers
Julius Talmadge
Athens
David Shanks
Bonor
Joseph Habersham
Joseph Wabersham
D A. B. Ell
Fifteenth Street
Christian Clarke
Solomon Baskin Wedding at Mulberry Street Church
The Solomon Baskin wedding at Mulberry Street Methodist church in Macon was a landmark event of the season. Miss Frances Solomon wore a white crochet gown with rhinestones. she wed William H Baskin Jr with Bishop William N. Ainsworth officiating. The ceremony featured a bridal train, train bearers, and a later trip to Florida for the couple.
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Macon
Mulberry Street Methodist Church
William N. Ainsworth
William Solomon
Maitland Solomon
Northrop Smith
Grady Clay
Atlanta
Beulah Smith
Willis Hawkins
Ruth Grice
Brooks Sloan
Mary Steber
Francis Etheridge
Gladys Neel
J. D. Rambo
Emily Houser
William Powers
Frances Solomon
William H. Baskin, Jr
Miller Wood
Misa Salomon
Ervator
Raymond — Solomon
Nourishing Soups Cookout Offers Free Recipe Folder
Washington Bureau presents a curated list of twenty five nourishing soup recipes drawn from Uncle Sam’s tested sources. The eight page folder is designed for home cooks to save for future reference and includes a mail in coupon to obtain the collection.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Friday Morning Matinees at Howard and Alpha Theaters
Wesley Barry stars in Heroes of the Street at the Howard with The Sailor Made Man and Harold Lloyd features. Art Acord appears in Q Game of Nations at the Alpha alongside the Oregon Trail serial and a court scene from Victoria era history. Chap rons for Friday and Saturday announced by Mrs. G I Guy with assistants listed.
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Wesley Barry
Howard Theater
Mickey Callahan
Harold Lloyd
Art Acord
Firegan
Victoria
England
Disraeli
Wellington
Maren Whitman
Lewis and Clark
Oregon Trail
Jim
First National Mounted
Irving Cummings
G. I. Guy
Chapsions
W. J. Arnew
I. Holsembach
Towand
Ellis Barrett
Cochairman
The
Alpha
Kenny’ Mayson
Beauty tips for pores and skin care from old paper page
The article lists simple home remedies to reduce large facial pores around the nose. Methods include steaming, white starch pastes, oatmeal powder, blackhead powders, and egg white masks. It warns against scented products on dirty skin and notes dental and liver health as potential influences on facial appearance.
Light shade and lash tinting tip from editor
A column snippet notes that a light shade is nearly impossible to achieve and describes applying Vee-Warm tonic to lash roots with a fine ankle brush. It also mentions Tomorrow Hints for Country Women and advises readers to send inquiries to Mize Forbes in the Beauty Chats column, with stamped self-addressed envelopes for quicker replies.
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Mize Forbes
Fashion patterns for slender women and girls
The Constitution presents 1923 patterns and sizes for slimming garments and stylish dresses. Includes details on crepe silk braid outfits, sleeveless dress with guimpe, and growing girl styles in multiple sizes with yardage requirements. Patterns cost 10 cents, mailed with stamped payment to The Constitution Fashion Department.
When Berries Are Ripe In Household Advice
A vintage Household section offers berry picking tips from早 early selection to storing washing and cooking. Readers are advised to choose berries from lower crate shelves avoid dusty exposed fruit and refrigerate promptly. The piece also notes berry preservation by stewing leftovers and mentions other quick facts about burglars fingerprints and Japan shipping oak to Africa.
Chamois and Flannel Tips for Kitchen and Needlework
The passage favors chamois skin over flannel for needlework and notes rapid cooking of vegetables yields better results. It mentions rinsing or cooking vegetables like peas asparagus beans and corn in salted water for best taste and texture.
Miss Highleyman Is Honor Guest Birthday Party For Walter Corry
Mrs J W Corry entertained at her West End home for the eighth birthday of her son Walter A list of attendees includes Walter Corry Mildred Day Jean Rotmnson Ita May Corry Mary Susan Turnipsee Kathleen Lovelace Evelyn Wenger Muriel Hornesby Joyce Robinson Emily Weaver Mary Parker Louise Corry Eunice Steed J W Weberhardt George Corry Luke Hanna W I Corry A E Hornsby W Grimes Hagyid Wendel Robert Price Dands Grimes Homer Weave Jimmie Corry Miss Rohy McHugh Mrs George Hartzel Mrs B S MetTugh Mrs Martin Mrs Weaver Mrs Grimes Mrs Hallinmark Mrs Robinson Mr A J Corrs Mrs H S Corry Civic League Will Meet Capitol View Teague to hold regular monthly meeting Monday at 7 45 oclock in Berean hall Capitol View Baptist church full attendance urged Miss Highleyman Is Honor Guest Mrs A A Pauips van hostess Thursday afternoon at a bridge tea at her Druid Hills home in compliment to Miss Euphemnia Highteyman of Sedalia Mo Invited to meet Miss Highteyman were Mrs Audrey McCalley Mrs A McCullough Mrs Homer Trater Miss Maude Couch Miss Margaret Burnley Miss Margaret Trogers Mrs Ernest Osborn Miss Suanne Wouse Mrs Bruce Young and Mrs Edwin Hill</S:
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Walter Corry
J. W. Corry
West End
Walter
Mildred Day
Jean Rotmnson
Ita May Corry
Mary Susan Turnipsee
Kathleen Lovelace
Evelyn Wenger
Muriel Hornesby
Joyce Robinson
Emily Weaver
Mary Parker
Louise Corry
Eunice Steed
J. W. Weberhardt
George Corry
Luke Hanna
W. I. Co
Civic League
Capitol View Vie Teague
Capitol View Baptist Church
Pauips
Druid Hills
Euphemnia
Highteyman
Sedaliz
Highleyman
Audrey McCalley
A. McCullough
Homer
Trater
Maude Couch
Margaret Burnley
Margaret Trogers
Ernest Osborn
Suanne Wouse
Bruce Young
Edwin Hill
Memorial Service Marks Last UDC Chapter Meeting
The Atlanta chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held a Thursday memorial service at 156 Juniper Street to honor members who died this year. Mrs A McD Wilson delivered the memorial address as soprano Mrs W J Zaku and contralto Miss Josephine Ingram performed.
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Atlanta
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Juniper Street
A. McD. Wilson
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
Benjamin Parker
W. J. Zaku
Josephine Ingram
Whispering Hope
M. L. Patterson
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Japan
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Itter Health For Women
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Miss Highleyman
H. G. Lewis & CO
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U.D.C
J. Q. Ervin
Hugh M. Willett
L. C. Matthews
Ollie Belle Wistie
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M.T. LaHatte
Hugh Barron
L. H. Dobbs
Aurelia Patterson
A.C. McEian
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