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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
5
The piece argues for eying garden furniture as a pleasant extension of the home. It favors grouping seating to form an outdoor room with shade and proximity to the house, notes iron chairs in period reproductions, and suggests cushions and woolen pieces for comfort and durability.
Household advice from CGR Sons explains extending hot water bottles by washing every two months with water and a touch of ammonia or soda. It urges rinsing baby bottles with cold water after use to prevent souring, and offers a quick cheese tomato toast entree idea with bread slices, tomato, and grated cheese baked in the oven.
The Hagan Williams wedding featured a lace overlaid table with a central silver basket of pastel sweet peas and snapdragons. Misses Coleman, White, Collings oversaw punch bowls. Mrs Hagan wore cream lace with pink accents. The couple plan a home on West Peachtree after a belated Asheville trip. Mrs Williams, eldest daughter of the Hagan family, is a society favorite with Raleigh and Washington Seminary ties. Mr Williams, son of the late Dr Williams, is a Georgia Tech alumnus and Pi Kappa Phi member now with Gude Construction.
Mrs. Joseph Matthews hosts a Wednesday bridge tea at Peachtree street to honor Miss Lillian Webster, guest of her sister Mrs. Charles Ingram from Ponce de Leon avenue. A Tuesday tea by Miss Hazel Lemar at East Lake Country Club praised bride-elect Miss Marie Carlton and Mrs. Joseph Schroeder of Chicago with jade crepe attire and summer decor.
Listings from Atlanta market week ending June 16 1923 show shipments sold range 9.00 to 184K cents per pound with an average of 13.77 cents per pound. Names of local buyers sellers and agents in Chicago New Orleans Greenwood and Hingham are noted along with various individuals. Adv.
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