Miss Margaret Battes to Be Honored in Greenwood Events
Miss Margaret Battes of Greenwood Mississippi travels to New Orleans to stay with Mrs. T J Kelly while visiting her mother Mrs J W Bates. Mrs Kelly hosts a tea with Miss Marie Carlton as guest of honor and a following bridge luncheon for Miss Bates. Guests include Martha Boykin Julia McCullough Mary Taylor and several others from Chicago and local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bates
Greenwood
T J. Kelly
New Orleans
J. W. Bates
East Eleventh Street
Marie Carlton
Mrs. Kelly
Martha Boykin
Julia McCullough
Mary Taylor
Frances White
Hazel Lamar
Belle Bayley
Franklin Cholmers
Lelen Longino
EB. K. Upshaw
Kelly
Miss Bates
Martin Boykin
Henrietta Davis
Marian Dean
Robert Baker
Edwin Lochridge
W. G. Bryant
Ray Aldendorfer
Chicago
Stobert Infram
Clifford Magedale
Morris
What Women Wear by Anne Iittenhouse
There is nothing incongruous nowa days in combining organdie and felt in the same hat. It is a feature of evolving fashion as milliners lead the way with new fabrics and trims. The piece notes how hats mix felt with spring or summer styles and how dressmakers follow the milliners in adopting these innovations. It also mentions organdie and felt as a novel pairing, comparing it to other daring hat combinations. The article ends with a brief, jarring note on Irish Free State tobacco and cigarette manufacturing duties and a statistic about assassins in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Free State
Great Britain
Gloria Guards a Child's Burial on a Remote Island
Gloria Chase returns from boarding school for her cousin Virginia Behuylor's wedding. She braves fear and legends to help old Cullen bury the child of a dying gardener, meeting a mysterious tall man who aids in the grave as night falls on the island. Copyright, 1923, for The Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Chase
Ances Virginia
Behuylor
Gloria
Mantlit
Contigion
Cullen
Dillon
Bee
Lett
The Manicure Guide For Hands And Nails
Instructional piece detailing a step by step manicure routine. It lists tools such as warm soapy water, nail file, orange wood stick, emery paper, and cream. It covers shaping nails, soaking fingertips, cleaning under nails, pushing back skin, and using pumice or solvents when needed. It notes drying effects require post treatment cream.
Beauty Chats Advice on Nails and Hair Care
In the column reader questions discuss nail care with powder, cream, and the orange stick for smoothing and polishing. Also tips on preventing split ends by trimming, braiding, and keeping general health for better proportions. Readers are invited to send inquiries to Miss Forbes for future answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veda
Barney G
Forbes
Group of Visitors Honored at Bancheon
Miss Carolyn Essig hosts a bridge luncheon at her West Fifth Street home on Thursday to honor guests Miss Clayton Calloway’s visitors. Attending are Miss Frances Harper of Moultrie, Miss Alice Harrold of Americus, Miss Eugenia Haler of Barnesville, Miss Julia Adelaide McClatchey of Columbus, plus Miss Henrietta Mikell recently returned from Washington and Miss Mary Matheson of Philadelphia visiting Miss Clara Belle King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Essig
West Fifth Street
Clayton Calloway
Frances Harper
Moultries
Alice Harrold
Americus
Eugenia Haler
Barnesville
Julia Adelaide McClatchey
Columbus
Henrietta Mikell
Washington
Mary Matheson
Philadelphia
Clara Belle King
Institute Backed By Women's Clubs Starts in Macon
In Macon Georgia the Mercer University institute opens under the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs to train women in civic leadership. Mrs B M Boykin former Atlanta Woman's Club president delivers the principal morning address. Speakers include Burr Blackburn and Dr C C Richey with Mrs E R Hines leading community singing. A garden party on Mercer campus features children dances from local playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
B. M. Boykin
Atlanta Woman's Club
Mercer University Institute
Georgia Federation of Woman's Clubs
Charles Akerman
Daughters of the American Revolution
Burr Blackburn
Atlanta
C. C. Richey
Macon Realth
E. R. Hines
Milledgeville
Mercer
Bruce Carr Tones
Georgia Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers Associations
Guy - Wells
Eastman
Mra
C. M. Hilburn
T. J. Cater
J. W. Callaway
Bruce Carr Jones
Mercer Chapel
Bride Elect Honored At West End Tea Party
Mrs Turnipseed hosted a Tuesday afternoon reception at her West End home honoring bride elect Mattie Mangum. Guests included Mrs J P Goodrum and Mrs C T Berg while Mrs Turnipseed wore a gown of fleorge Tisipseed and Mrs Henry God brick jet and sequins.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Battes
Anne Iittenhouse
France
Inez Klumph
Heywood-Wakefield
Ee “Heywood Plakefield
Reg
U.S
Pat
Regus
SATCE
Bancheon
Institute Backed
Miss Mangum
Godfrey
Canton Crepe
Roshanara
Yeeks
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