The Last Bulwark of Femininity Fades in Modern Vogue
The piece discusses the tea gown’s decline as trousers replace it, noting its historical role as feminine allure and its use as a social tool. It contrasts old theatrical sensibilities with current shifts toward trousered women and the changing display of power, ending with reflections on John Galsworthy’s The White Monkey and the persistence of traditional values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samson
John Galsworthy
Crites
Forget-Me-Not Day Observances Across Atlanta Programs
Community volunteers schedule shifts from morning to afternoon for Forget-Me-Not Day duties. Concurrent events include Adrian Pouliet piano recital at Cable Hall and a Young Judaea clubs mass meeting at the Jewish Educational Alliance. Council meetings recap planning for November 9 and 19. Church group fundraiser with Harry Street’s orchestra set for York Avenue parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Young Judaea Clubs
Jewish Educational Alliance
L. & Hexter
Young Judaea
Sylvia Smulian
Rebecca Nissenbaum
Hilly Selsky
L. Hass
Golden
Levitas
Young Judaean Council
Chanukih
Max Cuba
Rebecca Golden
Pauline Speilberges
Ben Coleman
Ben Bromberg
Young People's Service League of the Church of the Incarnation
Lee Street
York Avenue
Harry Street
O. N. Dana
LA. M Weems
C. G. Richardson
Unity Center to Meet Sunday Afternoon at Chamber of Commerce
Unity Center plans a 3 o’clock Sunday assembly in Room No 3 at the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. The program includes a beauty musical segment under Mrs Lessie McMichael, a third lecture by Mrs A G Gregory, and a Spirit lecture by Mrs Fannie Jenkins followed by readings by Travis M Ramey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Center
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Lessie McMichael
A. G. Gregory
Robert Bryan Harrison
Fannie Jenkins
Chamber of Commerce
Mental Science Club
Ocrasion
Travis M. Ramey
Goral
Mary Haynes
Pearl Mashburn
Interesting Work Of Camp Fire Girls
Hoke Smith Junior High Camp Fire group held a hike and wiener roast on a Wednesday in November. Miss Bagley assisted, the hike began at 1, they built fires with two matches, and several girls earned the first step toward “honor 325” in a firemaking contest. Hortense Brown led the ten winners, with Thelma Emhey, Louise Hubbard, Monica Dodd, and others. Julia Veal and Virginia Wade led the groups. Shumala group hosted Miss Thomasma, new national field secretary, visiting on November 5. she urged broader group visits and shared ideas for programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke Smith
Miss Bagley
Hortense Brown
Thelma Emhey
Louise Hubbard
Monica Dodd
Bessie Cohen
Mildred Herrin
Elizabeth Suratt
Eunice Willingham
Mildred Moore
Alice McCall
Clara Burnett
Mildred Powedge
Elizabeth Sample
Cladding
Lewis
Elinor Atten
Jeanette Hambrick
Susie Mac Holland
Elizabeth Dent
Bonnie
Parks
Sara Bails
Vivian Skinner
Miss Hortense
Julia Veal
Virginia Wade
Shumala
Miss Thomasma
National Camp Fire Headquarters
Thomasma
Atlanta
Tie
William Bass
Miss Bagley Becomes Camp Fire Executive Secretary
Miss Helen Bagley steps into the Camp Fire executive secretary role in Atlanta after Miss Mary Lou Wilson married. She brings years of girls work and leadership in dramatics and crafts, organizing new groups and guiding councils. A Thanksgiving fathers and daughters banquet is planned, along with a birthday celebration at Stone Mountain on October 25, featuring athletic events, cooking demonstration, and a grand campfire top the mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mary Lou Wilson
National
Misa Helen Bagley
Miss Bagsey
Guardian Association of the Girls' Councils
North Avenue
Woman's Club
Miss Bagley
Woody Dlall
Lhr
Stone Mountain
Camp Fire Girls Plan National Book Week and Projects
A November meeting of the Council of Girls' Agencies discussed suggested books by Misa Yarens for National Book Week observance by the Camp Fire Girls of Atlanta. Officers elected include President Mary Zachery and Vice President Charlotte Constantine. Activities include bulb planting for a hospital on November 12 and a hare and hound chase on November 15 inviting a friend to join. The Highland Avenue group elected Catherine Lynch as president with Ayelyn Flacker secretary and Dora Alderidge treasurer, with many girls eager to join. The slogan is one hundred percent membership and subscriptions to Eyerygirls magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Yarens
Council of Girls’ Agencies
Thomasia
Camp Fire Girls
Atlanta
Everygirls
Mary Zachery
Charlotte Constantine
Zelda Webb
Camp Fire
Highland Avenue School
Marion Smith
Eyerygirls
Magazinoe
Mrs Clarke To Talk On Japanese Customs
Mrs Harvey Clarke a missionary to Japan will discuss Japanese customs at a Friday afternoon tea hosted by Mrs W S Callaway at 177 Oakland Avenue The event forms part of a special feature of the Japanese silver tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Callaway
Oakland Avenue
Harvey Clarke
Japan
Applications for Marriage Licenses Filed
The following applications for marriage licenses were filed: William Cochran 21 and Orie Aldredge 18. Willis A Surler 23 and Mamie Minehaten As 4 i Hon . A William W Hagan Iletta M Ward ne Sam L Seatrop 2 and Leila Walker 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cochran
Orie
Aldredge
Willis A. Surler
Mamie
Minehaten
William W. Hagan
Iletta M. Ward
Sam L. Seatrop
Leila Walker
Teacher Training Program Indorsed at Statesboro Meet
About 115 newspaper editors legislators school heads and business leaders gathered in Statesboro Georgia to endorse the Georgiana Normal school teacher training program. Speakers including Fort FE Land Walter F George and D G Bickers stressed trained teachers for local schools and state development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesboro
Georgina Normal School
Sistesboro Advertising Club
Georgia Normal School
Howell Cone
Fort FE. Land
Carleton B. Gibson
Savannah
United States
Walter F. George
D. G. Bickers
W. G. Suttlive
R. Simmons
H. BR. Wilkerson
Evans County
Representative Lee
Sereven
J. S. J. Evans
W. E. Kennedy
Candler
A. L. Tippins
Evans
Cliff Hatcher
Burke
Trvin Brannen
F. 8. Smith
Tattnall
J. V. Brunson
Bulloch
Slayer of Youth Held for Murder in Fulton Tower
Campbell, a railroad clerk, was arrested shortly after 3 am Thursday and jailed without bond on a murder charge in Fulton County. Frank Johnson, 14, died from a gunshot wound suffered in Campbell’s yard after being found there Sunday night, with physicians citing delayed shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winless Campbell
Crooked Road
Fulton County
Frank Johnson
Campbell
Johnson
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Supported for Women Ailments
An advertisement describes common female ailments including headaches backaches and fatigue. It urges women to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming it has helped for decades and improves the weak, drawn appearance and nervous condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Pinktinnin
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Siddons
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W. T. Grant
Dept
H. C. Bickmore
Enrico Leide
A. PB. Phillips
Rogers Wilson
Arthur J. Cotton
Ernest Covington
Ben Perryman
Service League
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Helen Bagley
Mrs. Clarke
Organists’ Guild
Georgia
American Guild of Organists
St. Luke’s Church
Dora Duck
Eva Bartholomew
Noble
Grace Chalmers Thomson
Fulton Tower
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