Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02
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aee both Atlanta young people. and
will, of course, live here. Their ro-
nance began three or four years ago
at a summer resort where Laura
Ansley ana MI McCartys sister
Miguon McCarty, were spending the
summer together and their siriish
friendship brought about the begin
ming of a closer relationship.
7VTLANTA children whose moth
"A ers arc charitable have been
taught to give personal efforts
toward the observation of 'noblesse
obnge" And several successful
charity affairs have been conducted
by little folks, these being, however
Experimental by the grown-ups
Vow | read, the other day. Of a most
snccessful affair recently given by a
'humber of the children of wealthy
and prominent Philadciphiaus, and
which / am sure. Atlanta children
Gould equal. The children. none over
q years of age, got up Il dog show, at
which some 20O-odd dogs were eX-
hibited and put through their PAGES,
The youngsters arranged the entire
affair themselves and their own pets
were on exhibition. AS the patron
esses were wealthy. women, and
Invariably disposed, the dog show
took in several hundred dollars. The
gommittee issued a set Of rules which
were drawn up by them. and which
i herewith present exactly as they
we're written:
RULES FOR HIGHLAND DOG
SHOW
Everybody must bring their dog
On strap or chain, or must not
come at all
q Everybody is responsible for their
dog II they get into Il fight no one
ix To blame but the owner
The dogs must be in good shape or
they cannot be shower. They must
he clean and well behaved Their col
FAIRS must be bright and shiny
No one must be disappointed il
their dog does not take "a prise.
Everybody must treat their dog
nicely or thsy will he put out of the
show.
: The dog must be entered by Octo-
Der Bird.
Ten cents O0c) must he paid for
every dog to the NONCOMPLIANCE
Bicknell--
Everybody must bring a dress for
their dog If they want them TO enter
the funny class. for which a prise will
be given This class viii be at the
end of the show.
by order of
/. BETTY PURVIANCE, Secretary.
THE Mothers Club of Rome evil
IDENTIFY has been reading this col
umn, or their set Of rules, re-
gently drafted, prove that great
minds run in the same channel" q
really do not mean all l write, my
friends. SO the great mind" refer
ence may he taken as you please).
anyway, the Mothers Club has is
SUED a set of rules which closely con-
form with proposed innovations which
Several of my friends among the mo-
theirs of debutantes prompted me 10
exploit in my chatter.
For instance. one OF these rules
.rorbids young men to smoke in the
drawing rooms Of the girls homes
while making A call. and another asks
that young men do not call girls by
their first names unless they are ac-
auaintances OF long standing. The
disapproval OF these usual customs on
the part OF Atlanta hos;esses l have
recorded within the past several
weeks.
Atlanta mothers" have not banded
themselves into club. nor have they
publicly expressed disapprova OF
these customs, except vigorously
through these columns, but they eX-
tsect TO ,ake a stand along this line, |
think. ana young men may have to
be more careful in their manners il
hey don't watch out,
SUPPOSE that we must suppose
that Monsieur Andre de Fou-
quieres was not serious in his at
.entons 10 the charming young
American Duchess de Chaulnes.
whom we all know You see. Mon
sieur has announced that he is to
ecture in the United States again
shis winter, anH should he be a pros
9eCtiye son-4u-laN of an American
millionaire. go you think he would ar
arranging for work Monsieur de
TouQuiercs isn't going to lecture on
correct dress for men this tme-he
as-s much more interesting subiec,.