The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-06-13
LOVELY FEMININE EDITORS.
Beauty and Talent CharmingIy Combined
in Convention in Atlanta

Beauty and Talent Charmingly Combined
in Convention in Atlanta.
From all parts Of Georgia there arrived
in Atlanta Monday ladies who have done
much to mold the opinions and shape
the actions Of this state in their journal
Istlc work. Some are charming cultured
matrOns, many are fresh from the halls
OF learning, young and enthusiastic. And
there Is a certain tone to the papers they
represent that reflects honor upon them.
The president, who originated this club,
is Mrs. Byington. She is of medium
height, and has complexion whose fair
ness IS unrlvaled. She has many charms
OF person and manner that | know nv
pen could never depict, so | will not
make an attempt; but to my mind her
chief attractions after her clear musical
voice and charming conversation are the
merry twinkle in her soft brown eyes
and the smile lurking round the corners
OF her mouth. She has made most en-.
ergetic and efficient president, and is
We'll known as the editor of the Colum-
bus Leader.
Miss Minnie Quinn is a lovely petite
brunette. Her sparkling black eyes, black
silken hair, rosy lips and rich complexion,
combined with her subdued, winning
manner render, Miss Quinn as attractive
as her dainty verse.
Miss Dortch is making for herself
name on the Gainesville Tribune. She
is but recently from college, and has the
delightful air of the pensive student COM
blned with the vigor and energy of a
journalist. The blush of the peach is in
her cheeks and the violets lovely hue in
her eyes. She is graceful writer.
Miss McCutchen is at the helm of the
Franklin News. She can write editori-
ais and, If necessary, set them I'D in
type. In conversation she is bright and
sparkling, and increased expression is
given by the humorous eyes.
Mrs. Oil is well known as "Maude
Andrews" of The Constitution. She is
q beautiful woman, and in conversation
is wondrously magnetic and has a most
magnanimous nature.
Mrs Harry Brown represents the oft
quoted Alliance Farmer. She can write
stirring article and win you by its
iO0iS GIN SoAaSI, tliIl iiCI LSdut1luI ldU-
guage IN conversation has the same ef-
feet.
The Atlanta Journal representative
Miss Corienne Stokes She is as spark
ling as her articles. and is one of the
coming Georgia journalists.
Mrs Myrick represents the cultured
city of Americus and The Times-Re-
corder. She is a charming writer, a
charming talker and charming listener.
Her cunning smile brightens the whole
club.
Mrs. Williams is gentle, brown eyed
lady, with a manner dignifed and grace
full. She is winning new laurels in her
success on Society, Atlanta's new paper.
Mrs. Wyley, her co-worker on this pop
ular paper, is too well known to justify
description. Her sweet poems have
thrilled many hearts, and her journal
istic work has been varied and thorough.
Miss Bealer combines literary work
with teaching. and in both excels. She
is a popular member Of the club.
When such group of charming ladies,
so cultured and lovely, met at the Kim
bali a delightful social union was the
natural outcome.-Atlanta Cor. Athens
(Ga) Ledger.