Tub Frocks Now Under Discussion in Fashion Notes
New York on March 16 reports tub dresses captivate women during Lent as they plan summer wardrobes none yet in price range limits. Linen cotton and crepe frocks with embroidery front and waist lines appear in various forms from simple one piece dresses to taffeta and chiffon combos. Beaded trimmings and embroidered flounces show fragility and cost while soft taffetas lure with moonlit color effects and changable shades. A southern resort pink taffeta coat suit with black satin accents explores a chic bowed style with a unique unbuttoned inset displaying silken petticoat. Emerging skirt silhouettes shift toward bouffant and draped styles, though straight skirts still hold appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Foulard
Ank
Fissure Two
Milan
Aon
Paris
Devere
Social notes from Macon and nearby towns reflect guests and arrivals
Miss Woodberry’s school senior Mary Steele spends the weekend with relatives in Macon while Mrs. King Stillman hosts at Fourth Street. Several travelers arrive back, including Miss Nora Mallard from Raleigh and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams from San Antonio. Visits to Athens, Inman Park, Laurena, and hot springs outings are noted, with births and illnesses mentioned among local households. Captain Simpson and Mrs. Richmond mourn a brother in Laurena, SC, and Rev. C A Jamison preaches at Bust Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Stillman
Mary Stillman
Fourth’ Street
O. &.Simpson
Mra
Janie Richmond
Laurena
8.C
Foster Simpson
Cherokee feature draws readers in at Monday gathering
In Rome Georgia the Cherokee community presents an engaging feature for visitors. Mrs William Winston hosted the event on Monday with assistance from Mesdames McDonald Vataere and Rho.
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Rome
William’ Winston Wes
Pow McDonald
Fred BE
Social notes from Mt Vernon area bridge clubs
Mt Vernon residents host bridge gatherings and socials throughout the week. Notable attendees include Miss Sara Best, Miss Estelle Mitchell, Mesdames Bass, Norris Smith, Pitner, and Nellie Adamson, with guests from Cartersville and Carrollton visiting Rome. Several locals travel to Atlanta for theatre, family visits continue through Memphis, Holly Springs, and Charlotte, while birthday celebrations and club meetings mark a lively social calendar.
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Albert Burkingham
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Paul Cooper
Mesdames
W. King
Langdon Bowie
Valile Johnson
Romanville
East Rome
Mesdames C
Bass
Norris Smith
Charles Pitner
Nellie Adamson
Wade Cothran
Carteraville
H. Colcrough
Carrollton
Rome
Mildred Moultrie
Memphis
Tenn
Holly Springs
Mississippi
Mary Russell
Hat Shop Appeals to Easter Shoppers With Big Savings
The firm claims it saves customers one third to one half on millinery through high volume buying cash sales and personal management. With Easter hats chosen this week and early buying advised, buyers gain access to larger varieties and exclusive designs not yet duplicated.
Social whirl fills Cartersville and Athens with parties
Mrs Hampton Field hosted a bridge party with Miss Cheshire Miss Mary Edwards and Mrs J B McCrary among guests from Newnan Monroe Atlanta Canton Dayton and more. Mrs J S O Rourke hosted another large tea at her mother Mrs Micliner s home with out of town guests. In Athens Miss Katey Christopher and Professor Thomas A Early discussed forthcoming marriage. The social calendar also notes dances at commencement and various visits by local residents and guests across Georgia.
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Canay King
J. N. King
Wioline Wardwick
Cedar+ town
Frances Brown
Charles C. Harper
Florida
Ralph Hancock
Birmingham
B. Tl. Hughes
Atlanta
Ei. L. Bosworth
Felton Mitchell
Ross Bosworth
Irwin
Second Avenue
Bosworth
Mrs. Mitchell
Bessie Brown
Addie Wright
Arthur West
George Watts
Ayervwoman
Fil. Brown
J. 1D. McCartney
Susié’ Bowle Ig
M. A. Photan
James Glover
Reese
Xavier
P. Ala
Cartersville
Hampton Field
Cheshire
Newnan
Mary Edwards
Monroe
J. B. McCrary
May Jones
Canton
Bernice Tumlin
Ernest Cole
J. E. Field
John Norris
Watt Milam, Jr
Johny Calhoun
O'Rourke
T. W Micliner
Mmother
Mesdames Boston
Marietta
Smithdeal
Lebanon
Virginia McCrary
Miss Edwards
Misa Cole
Miss Jones
Dayton
Sam Jones
A. Wikle
Laura
Eva Mays
R. Pyson
Cornelia Milam
Paul Jones
Laura Mays
B. L. Vaughan
R. C. Mcintosh
Quitman
Mias
Mary Jon Ward
Adamsville
Hudgina
Herbert Tanner
Wallace
Ladies of the Ascension
Episcopal ‘Whurch
Ladies’ Guild
Muriel Coll
Mig. M Dae Priscoll
Robert Gilman
Cadar “Peoples
B. McCrary
Robert Munford
Kate
Graham Akerman
Lanta
Am ‘Granger
Overlook
Boston
A. Vistt
Paul Aktas
Athens
Misa Katey
Christopher
Bishop
Thomas A. Early
State College of Agriculture
Memphis
Georgia
Tennessee
Mississippi
University
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Southern Suit & Skirt Co
Whitehall Street
Thie ‘E. Wright
of. McDonell Cies Friends
Gabe
Ae Pimaey
Auite
CK Rhera
Hird
Wolian
Returni Ning
Maton
Suxiligny
Watch
Secre
Mary Steele
Nora Mallard
Ralph Scott
Raleigh
Charles Adams
San Antonio
Capitol Avenue
Viola Johnston
Macon
Margaret Hawkins
Vera Burroughs
Mary Burroughs
Inman Pari
J. H. Bennett
Dallas
Texas
Hugh Goldsmith
Washington Street
Maron
Pete
Mrs. J. of
West
Hot Springs
Ark
Elise Craig
Lawrenceville
Julia Fincher
Dart Hotel
J. C. Cooper
Peachtree Street
G. ‘Tracy Cunningham
Davis-Fischer ‘Sanitarium
Forrest Avenue
Alice Ormond
Hinton Hopkins
Beaste Keith van Wyck
Andersoen, S. C
City
J. 1. Maxwell
Mrs. Elizabeth Greer
Columbia,s. C
James Greer
Mr. J. B. Suttles
Tocoga
C. A. Jamison
Southern Methodist Church
Bust Point
Jettle Burns
McDonough
Harrington
East Point
J. A. Stallings
W. J. Dorsey
Florance Shockley
Past Point Literary Club
John Short
Mrs. McDonald Thompson
Cicero Widby
JRE
Charmip
Smith & Higgins
DuPree Hall
Ruth Hodgson
Josephine Storey
Salife
Fannie White
Lil Hodgson
Schaeffer
Toccoa
As. L. Whitehead
W. J Whitehead
Garnett
Gee
Williams
Statesboro
F. Bo Hinton
Morris Michael
Little Son
Macan
Simon Michael
Josephine Dobbs
New Orleans
Alice Stewart
Rosa Smith
Bridee Club
E. I. Smith, Jr
John Darwin
Lasage Darwin
Henry Mclean
Deandrett
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