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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
2
An advertisement claims women can banish surface and root hair permanently at home using the phalactine method. It promises quick results, no professional visits, and no irritation, with instructions to use a druggist’s stick and experience a dramatic change.
Mrs Sloup of Warsaw Missouri writes of years of weakness and nerves ending in a nervous breakdown. She credits Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health noting no narcotics or harmful drugs and recommends it to other women. The letter touts relief for women’s nervous ailments and urges publication to help others.
Mrs Albert E B Thornton president of the Atlanta City Federation of Women’s Clubs urges federated clubs to actively participate in a community service celebration at Piedmont Park. She stresses the importance of civic engagement and coordinated efforts for the forthcoming event.
Mrs Eugene Haynes hosts a bridge luncheon at Piedmont Driving Club for Al Hine and Gallzhar of Montgomery. Dinner dances and entertainments unfold at Capital City club and home parties in Savannah and Juniper Street. Miss Clyde Yarbrough Webb and William Gladstone Pitt marry at Associate Reform Presbyterian church. Miss Julia Walker and Reginald Scott Freet wed in Savannah. Miss Annie Mae Jenkins and Dr Conway W Hunter to marry at Jackson Hill Baptist church. Mrs Amelia R Wosdan to speak on legislation and citizenship at Trinity church.
Miss Gallahar of Montezuma arrives as guest of Mrs Hal Rogers and Miss Elizabeth Lockridge. A series of social events unfolds this week including bridge luncheons at Piedmont Driving Club and a dinner dance on the Capital City Club roof. Exchanges feature Miss Lockridge, Edwin Thomlinson, R D Harris, Clifford Hatcher, Ernest Armistead, William Logan, and the Rogers pair with Mrs Gus Dodd. Further plans include a Monday bridge luncheon by Miss Mary Hice and an additional entertainment by Albert Howell for Miss Gallahar. date to be announced.
Mrs. Wilmer Moore hosted a lunch at her West Eleventh Street home in honor of Miss Maud Morgan of New York, guest of Miss Mary Bute Griffith and Mrs. Walter Bedard. Blue shades and floral blue decor framed the luncheon table with hand painted place cards. Attendees included Miss Morgan, Miss Griffith, Mrs. Bedard, Mrs. Peel, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Bolling Jones, Mrs. Inman, Mrs. Kise, Mrs. Barnes, Miss Stephens, and Miss Keipp.
Atlanta bari tone J Foster Barnes won the Hageman prize at the Masters school in Chicago among fifty three contestants and earned a summer and fall scholarship. He received special commendation from Herbert Witherspoon. Donor Richarde Hageman has cast Barnes as Nathaniel in Thais for a fall commencement production. Barnes also took second in the National Federation of Music Clubs singers contest across Davenport Moline and Rock Island.
Social items note entertained dinners and matinee parties at the Piedmont Driving Club honoring nieces from the Virginia Military Institute. Elizabeth Warner of Rome attends a matinee, Miller Alexander returns from Rice Institute, Mrs. Montgomery visits Decatur en route to Jacksonville, and church youth hold a moonlight picnic. Visitors include Misses Gresham and Goldsmith at St Simons. Miss Temple of Danville to visit Dr. Roy. Jerry Sellers traveling to Virginia. and Mrs. Heard convalescing amid ongoing social activity across Peachtree Street, Fort McPherson, and other area homes.
A garbled line from an afternoon scene mentions 4:30 and a march phrase. The text is incomplete, yielding no clear event, person, or place to identify or summarize beyond the vague reference to a time and draped wording.
Mrs. Ward Wight and daughter welcomed in Augusta while several families host visiting relatives in Atlanta. Miss Sara Lilian Cagle and Lacy Pollock Dalhouse wed at Inman Park with a simple double ring ceremony. The couple will reside at 2331 Waverly Way after a wedding trip to Wiregrass. Notables include Mrs. Eugene Pearce as a guest, Mrs. Dozier Lowndes hosting, and Lawton Stevens returning from Cornell for vacation.
A Georgia wedding at Raj Roe portrays a lush church backdrop of palms and ferns. The bride in white chiffon over satin with lace overdrapery moves down the aisle to be with her father, while bridesmaids in pastel gowns and flower girls in pink net lend color. A lawn reception follows with Japanese lanterns and abundant blooms and plants. Other society notices include a League of Women Voters luncheon and tea at the Druid Hills Club. The bride’s going away dress is blue tricotine.
Fragmentary text lists names Roland Mr Stichandny Thon Bradley Thelma Callaway and scattered words about serving or torter, providing no discernible event, date, place, or organization to summarize into a coherent news item.
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