Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
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nv selecting wedding anniversaries 01
PARENTS for their own wedding date.
in my opinion, this is a beautifully
grateful sentiment.
One Of these girls, Margaret Ash
ford, has gone back further still, her
marriage to Dr. Arthur Cheston Flow
.rs on November being the date of
her parents and Of her grandpar-
snts' weddings In her trousseau she
will have several exquisite pieces OF
lingerie made OF linen woven by her
grandmother and trimmed in laces
made b ythe same dainty bride of We
long ago. OF course, all brides OBJ
serve the necessity of including in the
rousseau something old, something
new. something borrowed and some
thing blue but few Of them have
such an heirloom as has Margaret
Ashford.
Miss Eula Jackson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry s. Jackson, who is
betrothed to Edward Alsop. of New
York. has set her wedding day on
the anniversary of the marriage Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, and in her
bridal toilet will be some heirlo On
levels and some fine old laces
Charles Owens, who married Edward
guckinham Hall, Of New York, early
In the season, introduced the fashion
OF observing her parents wedding
day IN this altogether charming man
ner
FOR many years, have wondered
why mothers Of young girls fail
ed to teach their daughters to
speak softly while on street cars. Of
all signs which display ill-breeding in
n girl or a woman. public converse
ton that can be heard by everybody
within speaking distance is the east
PSI to interpret.
All of us have suffered from it at
one time or another. We have sat
lu dumb despair while we heard all
about "Tommy's Group" and the cook
that left Yesterday" and "how / suf-
,ared all this winter with bronchitis"
this from the olderl women who
horld know better. kAnd then we
have listened in agony of mind and
spirit ia details Of what Mamie said
10 John" and How ridiculous Annie
Sresses," and what soulful eyes Fred
has"-from girls whose youth has not
given them discretion.
All this is a prelude to an incident
that really happened last week. l
was on the Peachtree car and saw the
whole affair Two girls was sitting
near me, and when they spied another
girl about their own age, they started
e conversation about her, which could
be heard by everyone in the car. And
the things they said were terrible.
That poor girl didn't have a shred of
character by the time the car had
gone three blocks.
All at once, a quietly dressed wo-
man near the girls went over to them
and said: Now, girls, l want your
names and addresses, for / am that
girls mother, and you've got to prove
in court everything you've said on
this cart"
81 tell you, there was plenty of
suppressed excitement around about
That time, and one old bachelor l
knew rode right on by his club-so
interested was he. The girls tried
every way they knew to talk them
nc
eft the car they were begging the
woman to see their mothers before
she did anything in COURT"
The French Night" at the Pied
mont Hotel last Monday even
ing was successful to a degree
Tl"l leads me to hope that Manager
'"lton and his associate. Mr.. Taylor,
may decide to continue their efforts
20 muse some real pleasure Of
I'sA order INTO the life of our city.
saw many well-known men and
%oIheh IN the crowded room, and l
ses' sure they enjoyed the entertain
me4l Immensely.
manager Letton, of the Ansley, has
plen doing some fine pioneer work
~ ms direction by having Mrs.
ram Pearson sing on Sunday even
4AAs7 4lble4 MIS-. IedTSOn mas
BEAUTIFUL voice, and always attracts
large audience.
near 1t gossiped that Manager
NreHe IS to inaugurate a five O'Clock
"a dt the Georgian Terrace. ] hope
..'-S IS true, for there is no hotel in
,5"H better equipped for such funC-
..'"S. IL IS fine stopping place of
an afternoon for young and old men
,- meet their wives, mothers, sisters
..u sWeethearts. And 1t is also
me place for the ladies to display
their gowns, H-'''
eopIe OF Atlanta should do every
Ing IN their power to encourage the
GD.sl managers in their efforts to give
1aIhments of the highest class.
An sure the college set will be in
crested in knowing that the
-. meta M Epsilon Inter frater-
ci 'si society will again enter into So
Of SCI We, after temporary Inactivity
mar, 'efa q, Years. Happy memories of
t1rast At'antans, who are just two or
roiI1- years older than the present
- So set, center around the social
r. Of the T. n. Els, who were
me-. .te enc de la creme of social su-
rba a. in college circles here a. In
i-aSJ and West for many wears.
is -, l. y; T., as most of you know,
~ lposed Of the chosen few elect
and ''n sophomore fraternity men.