Spring Gossip of Gotham and Artists Studios
In New York's spring scene the fashion tilt centers on hats and veils, with dove motifs and delicate fabrics. The piece then pivots to studio life, describing the “studio friend” as a bachelor artist’s practical partner who cooks, sews, and scouts patrons while the artist remains free from marriage. It contrasts this with the dynamic of the slave versus the ideal, noting how women influence artists’ careers and lives, sometimes as catalysts for success and other times as jealousy and distraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Gotham
Pari
Philadelphia
New York
Bret
Bill
Beatrice
Canada
London
Paradox of Helpmeets in Men and Women Roles
A fragmented social column laments male scorn for intelligent wives and the idea of the "helpmeet" in marriage. It rails at doctors' spouses, scrutinizes actresses and women of taste, then condemns the vanity and class bias among "proper" women who trade beauty and social smiles for male attention.
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Jooks
Caliban
Esternla
Social activity spans EfVuala and nearby towns
Mrs JP Lowe of Guidin visits in the city. Mrs Mlllan returns from Americus. Nora McKay after a pleasant stay at Lowsville returns home. Miss Hayes in Nome visiting. Louie Lott wills at the West home on Mark Bautria. Mrs Ballowe visits in Col Juminis. Tarzie Drake Alston travels to Talon Springs. Clarence Long of Comer spends Tuesday in the city. Ethel Wood from Hawkinsville arrives after visiting. Atheria Sherter returns from Macon. Metrell and daughter Tadé visit Atlanta. Bates of Selma visits Rev Bertram Brown’s family. Mrs J H Reeves returns to Batesville after city visit. Walter S Britt and daughter Elizabeth spend the week in Midway. Quennelie Long guest of Mrs Mangum returns to Hartsboro. Wilkes county resident returns to Fitzgerald. Mrs Latimer in Atlanta for a few days. Judythe Sundon to join in trip to Texas with Lyndons. visit Major Oscar Brown at Port San Horaton. Malhe Hill returns from visiting Ruby Hill near Mallorysville. Mrs J W Lowe hosts dining with guests including Hill, Brooks, Hil, Lawrence, Hull, Dyson, Pharr, and Susie Gilbert. Mary Fortson returns from Charleston. Annie Victoria Cozart and Luzy Reese Dillard return from Augusta. Twentieth Century Club entertained by Mrs W E Markwalter. Mrs Thomas B Walton’s Thursday reception noted with assistants Slaton and Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evfaula
Ala
JP. Lowe
Guidin
MN. M.llan
Shere Vlott
Americus
Mise
Nora McKay
Lowsville
Alp
Mise the Hayes
Nome
Louie Lott
EH. West
Mark
Macon
A. H. Metrell
Tade
Atlanta
Bates
Selma
Bertram Brown
North Eufania Street
Bee Bates
Brown
Dirs
J. H. Reeves
Batesville
Walter S Britt
Elizabeth
Midway
Quennelie Long
W. W. Mangum
Hartsboro
Evenine
Wilkes County
Fitzgerald
Joel Latimer
Judythe Sundon
Edward T. Lyndon
Louise Brown
June Lyndon
Athens
Texas
Oscar Brown
Port Sam Horaton
San Antonio
Malhe Hill
Ruby Hil
Mallorysville
J. W
Lowe
Ames W. AL Hill
L. Brooks
Sophie L Hil
Mary Sue Lawrence
Belle Hull
King
James FB. Dyson
Marcus Pharr
Susie Gilbert
Mary Fortson
Annie Victorie Cozart
Luzy Reese Dillard
Archibald Baker
Augusta
Twentieth Century Club
W. EB. Markwalter
Thomas B. Walton
J. Suuth
Thomasville
J .C. Bradley
Blakely
Irannia Ivey
Bern
George
Ito
Kate Bain
Mendames Ive Kingsverry
Pope
Miss Perdue
Adamson
Hyatt
la Heebe
Lucio
Pauline Harris
Annie Robinson
Carrie Turner
Kate Any Hurls
Cora
Simonton
Ellen Muandevill
Tarree
W. Bo Dillard
Hey
Hilton Way
Pat Bradley
Jownan
Itr
Christie Youmans engagement announced in Dawson Ga
Mr and Mrs D K Christie announce the engagement of their daughter Mattie Fiovrence to Charles V Youmans of Millen Ga The marriage is set for the Methodist church in Dawson on the 21st instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie-Youmans
Dawson
D. K. Christie
Mattie Fiovrence
Charles V. Youmans
Millen
Washington social notes detail guest visits and arrivals
In Washington Georgia and nearby areas a sequence of guest visits and arrivals is noted. Mrs Greenwald of Spartanburg joins Mrs T M Fits for an afternoon party with guests including T M Fitzpatrick James Turner James Jame 1th Benjamin Irvin GT Palmers Toombs James B Reynolds and Misses Gene Anthony and Shelley. Mrs Samuel Fleming Garlington of Augusta will visit Mrs John Pettus Cozart soon. Miss Tosalle Howell of Atlanta stayed with Mrs Cornelia Green for several days and returned to Atlanta Monday. Mrs Joseph R Dyson hosted an afternoon gathering with Mrs Richard D Callaway Mrs d M Pitner Mrs Marcus a Pharr Mrs Thomas B Walton and Mrs Thomas J Barkadale. Mrs Hugene Palmer Fortson of Charleston will visit next week. Miss Caroline Weolten was visiting relatives in Washington.
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Washington, GA
Mies Khel Almand
Greenwald
T. M. Fits.patrick
Ames. Greenwald
Spartanburg
D. C
T. ML Fitzpatrick
James R. Turner
John Jame
Benjamin
Irvin
Palmers
Toombs
James B. Reynolds
Gene Anthony
Shelley
Samuel Fleming Garlington
Augusta
John Pettus Cozart
Tosalle Howell
Atlanta
Cornelia Green
Joseph R. Dyson
Richard D. Callaway
D. M. Pitner
Marcus A. ‘Pharr
Thomas B. Walton
Thomas J. Barkadale
Hugene Palmer Fortson
Charleston
St. Will
Thomas Fortson
Caroline Weolten
Waa
Washington
Glen
Dorcas Society
Julius Gresham
R. L. Williams
M. &. Wilson
Mills
Theo Mills
Add
Anthony
Mia. Carver
3. B. Newman
Jonn_ Ward
R. Anthony
R. Gerlain
T. J. Collier
Sly
James Browner
Toho Mills
Ernest Carlsie
James Moore
M. E. Wilson
M. Kimbrough
H. N. Starnes
James Hrawner
RJ. Redding
W. J. Kincaid
Doema
Lttle Blanton
J.C. Fincher
Kate Ransom
Jonesboro
Thomas PB. Jones
Ernie Green
Gertrude White
Whities Schatten Mitenell
J. H. Walker
Sadie Lou Drewry
Roy Crouch
Gay
F. Butler Devis
E. W. Doe
Tennille
YT. C. Clanton
John 3.Jinkens
Dorcas Society entertainments feature refined gatherings
A refined afternoon hosted by Mrs Julius Gresham for the Dorcas Society included Japan tans as favors and a tree-name quiz won by Mrs M Wilson. Distinct guests and a later theater party hosted by Colonel W J Kincaid are noted, along with upcoming Social Circle plans and several visits to nearby cities.
Notable Cedar Town visitors and Atlanta trips in Tallapoosa
In Tallapoosa Georgia Misses Crab and Good of Cedar Town hosted Misses Euzzie and Moble Young with guest Julia Bartonhay and Fannie Farnison of Denver. Mrs Naplé and daughter Everingham departed for Atlanta to visit friends, while Alice Dunkle leaves to join sisters in the Home for the Friendless. Edith becomes matron at the first nursery as more help is sought. On Saturday Mrs Fetder Muskes Kuepp and Geutt gave no violet.
Social Notes From Columbus Dinner Party Attendance
Miss Sarah Golden hosted a Wednesday dinner for twelve guests with yellow daffodils and violets as the color scheme. Washington visitors included Mrs Acheson and others. Muscogee Club gave a reception, with a banquet at the Rankin and a trip on the M W Kelley to Apalachee.
Luncheon at Ys Napoosa honors Mrs Edith Urachev
A luncheon at the Ys Napoosa hotel honored Mrs Edith Urachev with Mexican linen and violets as decor. Guests received hand painted card plates. several locals and visitors attended from Florida Wisconsin and Alabama, with toasts, musical numbers, and remarks by society leaders.
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YsNapoosa Hotel
Edith Urachev
K. D. Salisbury
Florida
Crabb
Good
Humber
Burton
Dentlsen
Lake Geneva
Wis
Calver
Prairues
Ala
Ludson Murphy
J. A. Martin
Frank
Mounson
Dante
Haslam and McGehee Engage in March Home Wedding Plan
In Marshallville Georgia in March special edition notes the engagement of Miss Mary Haslam to Mr Samuel Doohn McGehee. The couple plans a home wedding on the eleventh with both families announcing the match.
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Easlam-M'Gehee
Marshal'villa
March
Jacob Bawin Haslam
Apunee
Mary
Samuel Dohn McGehee
Orline Company Promises Free Booklet by Mail
A notice requests readers to write the Orline Company, Inc in Washington, D. C. for an interesting booklet sent without charge in a plain sealed envelope. Mail orders will be filled on receipt of the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orline Company, Inc
Washington, D. C
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RENGO
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Maun ‘Street
Aue Dres
Soest
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Georgia
New Orleans
Verme Veorle
Coure
Walgorf
Maxwell Ywouse
Gans
Neal Coffee Co
Nashville
Houston
Regenstein
Griffin, GA
Society IN Columbus
Sarah Golden
Goojers
Nell Hunt
Vernon Dudley
Vannia Gulden
Isabel Bettle
Gulden
James Peacock
Chfford Peacock
Howard Key
W.C Brad
Spey
Muss
Dorothy Sherrod
Snow
Tim Murphy
Congressional
Emmitees
Columbus
Acheson
Mchachend
Hills
Maynard
Bishop
Tlepourn
Mahan
Gifs. Griggs
W."c. Adamson
C. B. Battie
Otlock
Albany
Board of Trade
Muscogee Club
Fihades Browne
Co. T. Caburn
TL. Groover
C.H. Battle
F. B. Gordon
Wiliam Slate
HT. Gadclus
J. Baiston Cargil
G. Lumpkin
J. @. McNulty
Mary Gordon
Isabel Battle
Kate Halstead
Mary Tigner
Jula Wills
Ethel Jones
Maud Flournoy
Helen Dozier
Mira
Louise Bullara
Helen Gasrard
Misa Helen Gleng
Misa Laura Spencer
Fannie Wiges
Lyre Garrett
Carholston, GA
Wming
Lauren
Mrs
Dick Dosler
MM. Bradley
Rob Adamson
Sentley
Gueglx
Adamuson
Alr
H. 5. Pee
Orrine
Elkin-Watson Drug Co
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