Postlentpen season promises social brilliance in Atlanta
Impressive spring fashions and large al fresco events forecast for Atlanta society. The Daughters of the Confederacy host a memorial benefit at the State Normal School in Athens with boxes sold and hundreds of tickets moved. A fiddlers contest features antebellum tunes and a camp scene with forty Confederate veterans. Florodéra numbers will cap the program as Avanta society prepares Easter entertainments in New York.
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Isma Dooly
Atlanta
Piedmont
Daughters of the Confedspacey
Selfers
State Normal School
Athens
Winnie Davis
Ole Molly Har
Arkansas Traveler
Dan Tucker
Billy
Georgia
Annie Laurie
Dixie
Judge Calhoun
Mr. Harrison
A. McD. Wilson
Florodéra
Avanta
Julia Taylor
Florence Werner
Fosse Stockdell
Lucia Abbott
Janice Speer
Charles Black
Harmon Cox
Kyn Werner
Howell ‘Peeples
Mullina
George Perri
Forsyth Society Leaders Highlight Eight Women
Eight beautiful young women from Forsyth GA are named as society leaders. The program features Mrs Hugh Hagan and several Atlanta musical stars with living miniatures presenting in quaint costumes. Names include Emmie Johnson Louise Gay Martha Glover Julia Taylor Josie Stot dell Valeria Rankin and Frances Walters. Easter fashion notes celebrate clingy materials light colors and voile fashions with blue and pale blue ribbon accents.
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Forsyth, GA
Hugh Hagan
Atlanta
Emmie Johnson
Louise Gay
Martha Glover
Julia Taylor
Josie Sto7dell
Valeria Rankin
Frances Walters
Lovely gowns by Kircaldie captivate Atlanta fashion
In Atlanta today, leading women debut plaster gowns by Kircaldie with top notch workmanship praised as exquisite. The text describes sophisticated designs in white taffeta, lace medallions, and panels, plus a mourning gown in georgette chine and a beaded blue silk faille option.
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Atlanta
Kirkehidle
Kirkeadle
Neveltig
Wanteiau Shra
Color question looms at national women’s clubs meet
Georgia Federation leader Mrs A O Granger discusses the color question looming at the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial in Los Angeles. She notes that race policy divides opinions on whether white groups should help black communities build self sufficient institutions or allow a secondary role.
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Massachusetts
Georgia
A. O. Granger
Georgia Federation of Clubs
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Los Angeles
Mrs. Granger
South
Georgia Federation
Naional
Vivdulas
Newre Club
Boston
Granger
General Federation
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Binta Pederaton
By Law Two: Membership and Color Question Debate
Article outlines membership referrals to the committee on membership and a two thirds or unanimous vote required for election. It discusses Georgia and Massachusetts leaders, notably Mrs. A. Q. Granger, and frames a southern white stance in the race question with Pennsylvania born Granger leading. The piece situates a national contest over negro advancement and institutional support.
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Committee On Membership
Board of Directors
Committee On
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Ecommittee
Aiole
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A. Q. Granger
Georgia
Pennsylvania
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Washington, D. C
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