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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1901
Page
17
A Atlanta society column urges a rest from year round entertainments and proposes a temperate schedule with afternoon gatherings and summer parlor events. Mothers and daughters debate when the season should begin and end, noting fatigue among beaux and the impracticality of continual formal dress in summer heat.
Our buyer has returned from New York and the new silver is coming in from one manufacturer and from them all. We offer designs now available for the first time. The hand-work is exquisite and the pasterndo is beautiful. Silver Tea Sets Punch Bowls 47 Whitehall.
A society figure offers views on summer attire for Atlanta events. She suggests driving costumes for afternoon transitions and implies debutantes’ porch gatherings call for dressy afternoon gowns. The piece notes hats, tailoring, and table d hote dinners as part of the season’s attire while hinting at evolving styles.
Miss Agnes Gogg hosts a June house party at Dr J H Goss Hancock avenue Athens Ga guests include Lucy Cobb alumnae and graduates from Milas Gosss Tate and other towns. Guests depart June 7 for Lucy Cobb commencement and centennial University of Georgia events.
A discussion on the shirt waist considers its appropriateness for driving clubs luncheons and formal events. Women argue it suits morning shopping and business. critics urge sensible dressing and correct timing. Miss Irene Ashby drew interest at a local gathering.
Miss Ashby argues that southern manufacturing must address child labor as a vital issue, not a sectional battle. She notes Europe and U.S. regions show laws protecting children in factories, and warns that ignoring reform leads to stunted, illiterate labor and unequal wages. The debate hinges on community will and humane self-interest.
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