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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1923

Page

4

Atlanta City Federation Names Officers for Next Year

The nominating committee of the City Federation of Women's Clubs has selected officers to lead the group next year. Voting will occur at the regular meeting on Wednesday, June 20, at Edinon hall. Officers include Mrs T. T. Stevens president and Mrs Alfred Newell first vice president. A charity picnic for wounded veterans at Grant Park is set for June 2 with two baskets per member. Dr Lou McAfee of Washington visited, noted medical writer and Pen Women league member.

City Federation of Women's Clubs City Federation Price Gilbert Edinon Hall T. T. Stevens Alfred Newell Ro K K. Yam H. G. Mastings Arthur Harris Eugene Uarrington Esresponding Sevetars Willig Trakan Joseph Moody Roya Wousheris Mra. Gilbert A. J. Brannen Bolling Jones A. W. Helbig Charlea Haden Grant Park United States Hospital Mre. J. M. Nicholls Moe. T.E. Stevens Lou McAfee Washington Edwin Lang McAfee Penwomen’s League National Congress On Motion Picture Arts Authors’ League of America Adolph Zuker Jesse V. Lasky Famous Players-Lasky Corporation Waldorf-Astoria Hotel New York McAfee Ia Army Anthropology Medical Department United States Army

Mrs Johnson to Speak at Grace Missionary Society

Interest grows for Grace Methodist Episcopal south church women meeting at 3 pm Monday in the church parlor on Ponce de Leon avenue and North Boulevard. Mrs Luke G Rohnson, chair of the women’s department at the board of missions M E church south, will deliver the address. Invitation extended to all women.

Johnson Woman’s Missionary Society of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church South Ponce de Leon Avenue North Boulevard Luke G. Rohnson Woman's Department Board of Missions M. EE. Church Commission On Inter-Racial Co-Operation Inter-Racial Woman's Missionary. Council M. FE. Church

Williams Chairs Confederate Memorial Parade Meeting

Mrs. Willemette Gale Williams named chair of the Children of the Confederacy for Monday meets at the capitol at 10 o clock. Atlanta chapters and sponsors listed as meeting organizers will join a parade at Gordon monument and ride to Stone Mountain for the artist Gutzon Borglum’s first carving event as a memorial to fathers. Mothers urged to send children to observe the memorial’s start. Miss Marie Carlton’s June 20 wedding plans spark multiple social gatherings, including a linen shower hosted by Miss Julia McCullough.

Stone Mountain McCullough Marie Carlton Christopher Taywood Dudley Julia McCullough Ponce de Leon Avenue

Metropolitan Club Dance at Roseland Hall Tuesday Night

The regular dance of the Metropolitan Club is held every Tuesday evening at Roseland hall. Members of other clubs are invited to attend. Dancing runs from 9 to 12 with a seven piece orchestra providing the music.

Metropolitan Gub Roseland Hall

Beauty Chats Hints For Country Women From Forbes

A country living beauty column offers home made skin care tips using oats in muslin bags to soften water and brighten skin, plus salt baths, vinegar infusions, and simple creams from garden herbs. It notes sun and cold air as challenges, suggests inexpensive remedies, and invites readers to mail questions with self addressed envelopes.

Forbes

A Simple Pretty Frock Pattern 1 4521

Patterns for children's dresses with sizes 6 to 12 years and material yardage. Includes Good School Dress 4057 and Quaint and Pretty Model 4416 with instructions, pricing, and mailing details for The Constitution fashion department in New York and Brooklyn.

Knotted Kerchief Passee in Women’s Dress Trends

Anne Rittenhouse analyzes the knotted kerchief passee a fashion trend for women. He describes variations including a large kerchief draped over the shoulders and tied at the left, and a matching small handkerchief worn on the left wrist, with milliners offering hat and kerchief sets for sale.

Fruit vinegars for summer preserving and serving

Household guidance by Anne Rittenhouse explains how to prepare fruit vinegars such as currant and raspberry blends. Combine ripe fruit with cider vinegar, start fermentation in sun then finish in cellar, strain, sweeten with sugar, and store for refreshing year round.

Miss Cooper Honored at Luncheon by Mrs Moore

Misa Mildred McPheeters Cooper bride elect was the guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Wilmer Moore on Friday at her eleventh street home. The lower floor was filled with gladioli and larkspur. Hand painted ring cards marked each seat, and guests included Emmie Nixon Jennie Robinson Mary Shedden Anne Grant Louise Inman Sarah Orme Callie Orme Evelyn Jackson and Eula Norton of Tallapoosa Georgia, guest of Mrs. Wilmer Moore Jr.

Misa Mildred McPheeters Cooper Wilmer Moore Eleventh Street Mrs. Moore Miss Cooper Emmie Nixon Jennie Robinson Mary Shedden Anne Grant Louise Inman Sarah Orme Callie Orme Evelyn Jackson Eula Norton Tallapoosa Wilmer Moore, Jr

Miss Clifton to Give Swimming Lessons to Girl Scouts

Miss Dorothy Clifton Red Cross lifesaver will conduct swimming instructions for Girl Scouts at East Lake on Monday June 18 at 10 o clock. The session is part of the summer program offering merit badge training and skill development.

Clifton Dorothy Clifton Red Cross Lifesaver East Lake

Rainbow Club Dance at Hurst Hall on Peachtree Street

Members and friends of the Rainbow club will be entertained with a dance on Wednesday evening June 20 at Hurst hall Peachtree street and North avenue. Conn's Rainbow orchestra will furnish music and dancing will be from 9 to 11 30 o'clock. Professor Edward Hurst will be in charge.

Rainbow Club Hurst Hall Peachtree Street North Avenue Conn’s Rainbow Orchestra Edward Hurst

Brides-Elect Honored at Wesley Class Party

Miss Nellie Mae Winn and Miles Mary Elizabeth Brown, brides elect, were honored guests at a party hosted by Mrs. Roland Bryce of the Galvary Methodist church Wesley class. The home on the Mason Turner road was decorated with Dorothy Perking roses while magic lanterns added light. Mrs Bryce wore white Roshanara crepe, Miss Brown lavender georgette, and Miss Winn sand colored crepe. About thirty class members attended.

Nellie Mae Winn Miles Mary Elizabeth Brown Roland Bryce Wesley Galvary Methodist Church Mason-Turner Road Dorothy Miss Brown Georgette Misa Winn

Debutante Luncheon Honors June Bride Elect at Piedmont

The Piedmont Driving Club hosted a luncheon Friday for debutante Miss Dorothy Dodd in honor of bride-elect Miss Dorothy Hagan. Tables on the rear veranda featured a French gladioli display and hand-painted place cards.

Piedmont Dorothy Dodd Dorothy Hagan Miss Dodd Miss Uagan Atrain

Household Tiscistors Try This One

A household note suggests adding a tablespoonful of freshly made coffee to apple desserts just before baking for a delicious flavor. It recommends using three or four well chosen pictures, framed simply, rather than crowding the room with media cre photos.

Al Fresco Tea for Visiting Girls in Georgia

Miss Laura Waddell and Miss Florence Banks of Columbus were the honored guests at an al fresco tea hosted by Miss Grace Powell on Peachtrea road at the Piedmont Driving Club. Tea was served on terrace tables with Madeira covers, yellow daisies, larkspurs, and bonbons. Powell wore white chiffon, Banks a rose crepe model, and Waddell a lavender georgette summer frock with lavender hat.

Laura Waddell Florence Banks Columbus Grace Powell Peachtrea Road Miss Powell Piedmont Driving Club Miss Banks Miss Waddell

Tango Club Dance at Hurst Hall on Peachtree Street

The Tango Club invites members and friends to a Saturday evening dance on June 23 at Hurst Hall located at Peachtree Street and North Avenue. Music will be played from 8 to 11 80 o'clock with Prof Edward 8 Hurst in charge.

Dismissal of Hahr Formally Announced

Formal notice announced the dismissal of W H Hahr as assistant federal prohibition director for Georgia. No successor will be appointed as the office is abolished by order of Prohibition Commissioner Roy Haynes, a cost cutting move.

W. H. Hahr Georgia Washington Fred D. Dismuke

Al Fresco Dinner Honors Principals In June Wedding

A Friday evening al fresco dinner and swimming party at Dr. and Mrs. Jay S. Liebman’s Springdale Road home honored Miss Sylvia Montag and Frank Forst ahead of their June 26 wedding and also noted the upcoming marriages of Miss Louise Gershon and Irving Greenslaw. The garden setting featured Japanese lanterns, individual lights, a mosaic tablecloth, and centerpieces of sweetheart roses and gladioli. Guests dined on cant suggestive place cards, then danced on the terrace and swam in the rear pool.

Jay S. Liebman Springdale Road Sylvia Montag Frank Forst Louise Gershon Irving Greenslaw

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Atlanta City Federation the “Ostend Whitehall Sly Bix New Orleans Coffee Co. Ltd New Orleans Jacksonville Brunswick Atlanta Southern Railway System Mrs. Williams Dancing Club Bins E. Forbes Constitution Ashion ‘Department the Constitution Fulton Street Brooklyn N. x Wil Dita Anne Rittenhouse the Household Mrs.Moore Atlanta Gas Light Company Rocampbell Ivy Tango Club Conn's Rainbow Orchestra Hahr Egis Hs Guld Colgate Warner Chas. A. Smith Drug Co Atlanta Title & Trust Company Taft Hall Adair Realty & Trust Co. Auctioneers Gloria Chase Inez Klumph
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