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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
3
A dinner dance will be held on the Capital City Club roof on July 4 at 8 o clock with favors and special entertainment. The regular Tuesday and Thursday dances proceed as usual with additional guests and entertainment including Dr and Mrs Dunbar Roy and several other local patrons.
The Atlanta Woman's Club hosted a series of gatherings Friday afternoon featuring bridge and tea with pink gladioli and purine plants in the decor. Notable events included a large party by Mrs. Charles W. Bass for Mrs. Edward T. Wade of Richmond and a garden party by the League of Women Voters at Mrs. Mary Stroul's home on Luulanter road with guest speakers and a program of dances and performances by local children.
Showcasing front-lace corsets in flesh coutil with ventilated back and velvet grip supports, available up to size 30. Also a satin girdle wrap-around style with wide elastic side panels and four hose supporters on second floor.
Delegates attend a formal social at the Druid Hills Club in Atlanta to honor visiting Kappa fraternity delegates. Hosts display crimson and ivory colors with pennants, soft lighting, and a midnight terrace supper. Chaperons include prominent local figures and several named hosts and hostesses.
Miss Ruth Maddox of Rome is the attractive guest of Miss Emily McPhail at her Huntington road home. A week of informal affairs honors the visitor with bridge luncheons and matinee parties at various homes and clubs.
Miss Anne Freeman hosts a bridge tea at her Ansley Park home on Saturday to honor guests Miss Virginia Couch of Griffin and Miss Mary Hookout a July bride-elect. Attending are Misses Toutie Fitts Virginia Martin Ada Smith Tommie Thompson Marion Smith Mary Baldwin Helen Redmond Mercedes Foster Mrs Barnett and Mrs J D Patterson.
A regular Musicians club dance will be held Saturday at Roseland hall corner Peachtree and Cain streets at 9 o clock Music will be furnished by the Rambler orchestra Former visitors are cordially invited.
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