Fashions at Opening Show French Point and Jacquard Foulards
At an opening a range of fabrics and gowns is shown including pongees, foulards, and lace gowns. Notable patterns feature pink Pompadour florals, cream silk rimmings with black velvet trimming, and a pear gray satin Jacquard foulard with brocade figures. A brunette gown uses ecru fish net with velvet trim. The event also promotes an Easter benefit Memorial Entertainment for Winnie Davis Memorial and Soldiers' Home with a list of ladies assisting in ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacquard Foulard
SSS
Alice Baxter
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Winnie Davis
Edmund Berkerly
Agatha Sheehan
Ira Fort
H. C. Bagley
Sam Wilkes
Tom Peters
B. B. Crane
Laurie Wa
Notable Atlanta Social Notices and Upcoming Events
A chaotic mix of society items from Atlanta highlights engagements and weddings, club meetings, readings, and personal updates. It notes Mrs Dexter leading ticket sales for Daughters of the Confederacy, a Dowman-Hanner wedding plans for Clare Dowman and James P. Hanmer, pianist Helena Augustin in town, and extensive schedule of club meetings, readings, and social visits featuring numerous local figures and visiting guests.
Atlanta Whist Tournament Plans in Piedmont Club
Atlanta whist enthusiasts discuss a May tournament to be held in the New York building of the Piedmont Driving Club. A number of Atlanta women are noted among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aflante
Tlanta
New York
Piedmont Driving Club
Atlanta
Judge Akin to Speak on Sidney Lanier to Daughters
Judge John W. Akin of Carters will address the Daughters of the Confederacy on Sidney Lanier’s life and works at their Thursday meeting. Akin, a scholar of southern literature, is praised for his Lanier study and past bust-unveiling remarks at Emory College. Mrs. George Winship oversees the program featuring musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lanier
Emory College
Social notes and guest visits headline in Atlanta column
The page lists numerous society happenings including Miss Elizabeth Camp visiting Miss Jania Bpeer, Miss Mattie Nutting returning to Macon, Dr. L. Connally and Mrs. Calhoun’s guest, and Mr. Forrest Adair traveling to New York. Also noted are recoveries from illness, upcoming moves to new homes, April arrivals, and a Georgia delegation heading to Los Angeles.
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Richard A. Adams
Worida
Lucile Miller
New York
Pauline Carter
Elen Hillyer
James Newsome
Augusta
Calhoun
L. Connally
Rome
Elizabeth Camp
Connecticut
Jania Bpeer
Mattie Nutting
Macon
J. C. Wynn
Eugene C. Spalding
Forrest Adair
Soan
Anna May Hall
Hugh Hagan
Walter Taylor
Jack Cutler
Bell
John N. Hoepkings
Mary Howell
Nannie Hill Hopkins
John King
Gitley Wil
Fereival Sneed
Alabama
Georgia
Atlanta
Sallia Eugénia Brown
D F. Abys
Ona Sue Mitchell
Memphis
Wilmer Gaines
T. Hl. Blet
Richmond, Va
Dawu
Dunbar Roy
Peachtree Street
Wedding At The Synagogue Of Dr Benjamin Wildauer And Mollie Smullian
Dr Benjamin Wildauer and Miss Mollie Smullian were married last evening at Ahavath Achim Congregational synagogue in an Orthodox Jewish ceremony. Rabbi I M Lubell led chants as the couple exchanged vows under a canopy, the wine ritual was observed, and the bride's father escorted her to the aisle. The bride, daughter of merchant A Smullian, and the bridegroom, a popular dentist, were cheered by relatives and friends in a crowded service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benamin Wildauer
Mollie Smullian
Benjamin Wildaner
Ahavath Achim
I. M. Lubell
A. Smullian
City Faces Cash Crunch for Street and Public Works
The finance committee meets at 11 to secure funds for street repairs in central areas and to cover equipment for the sanitary department, with total needs around $6,000 for streets and $34,500 for gear. Officials warn that money shortages will constrain the Fire, School, and Public Works departments, urging strict budget adherence and possible reallocation of existing appropriations.
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Department of Public Works
School Board
Fire Department
Kents
Finance Committee
Kontz
Mims
Coldler
Sanitary Department
Board of Education
St. Philp Church
Grant Park
Kontz Saye
Board of Health
Weather Outlook Promises Sunshine With Little Rain
Warner and Pleasant forecast a clear, rainless twenty four hours ahead as clouds thin and mist fades. Tuesday night showed possible clouds but dawn should bring blue skies and fair Wednesday with stable temps, winds shifting from southeast to variable and no strong gusts.
Grand Theater Schedule Showcases Marlowe in Flower
In Atlanta tonight Julia Marlowe stars as Princess Mary Tudor in When Knighthood Was in Flower at the Grand, with Paul Kester and Marlowe presenting a four act romantic comedy adapted from Charles Moyer. Quo Vadis returns next week with original New York scenery and a large cast.
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Julia Marlowe
Atlanta
Princess Mary Tudor
Paul Kester
Miss Marlowe
Charles Moyer
Marione Perccpally
Pfc. Whitney
Edwin Knowles
Kester
Charles Major
Fashion Pays Tribute To Its Leader
Society quickly responded to Miss Morrison inviting guests to her dress goods and novelties show. Her dainty patterns, delicate weaves, and rich colorings impressed attendees, and the bustling shop promises a season of striking gowns. Visitors urged to see the collection today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Morrison
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West Paoint
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