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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. MARC ’ll 17.' 1D32 sc ci r _ rv CLUBS SOCIETY SLANTS As Penned By 4 LUCIUS L. JONES, JR. TOMORROW NITE, GENTLE FANS ! THAT OLE MAXIM nl.>>ut "wh« n it i.dns it pour ’ must ’’’Rive some n (1 trulli in it :if < , all. Tak' tin week end lor in stance. Tomorrow night th, mi.il lethargy which In. been so pro tracted will be era , d by both th,. Alpha Kappa Alpha orority ami the Z ta Phi Betas. Th, AKA ir- staging a grand Indoor Curnixd on the Roof Garden in th, nd of lib- Unemployed. Th. Zolas ar, linn . ing epicure in "areantuan Sun ei Casino . unuf.tancoie i ANOTHER CABARET SPECIAL MRS. S It SUTTON whose ■ umptuous culinary go< d n , .n, ' known the eity <o <r, i taping mother n,nvn ial . ib.u • ! . ieiim . I the case (Auburn Avenue acres Foil going north) loot Jit at mm o'clock lasting until one Mr: Sutton I red ■ ; imd >. .com t lor her patrons and I: nml hwt Thursday night and the allair w< it ,vo (With pleasing gusto Tonight as of i:ml week there will lx ent., lam 'ing, music, and dancing Th numbet., include tip dancing, by Egbert Rice. Jesse Wallace, Mi ;, Glad? rdnmic and IHlfe Me. Lol, Uray. Music, al the other occasion, wi furni lied by Tan Butler and Au:. Hell. — 1 ASHION REVUE CAST PROGRESSES MISS LUCY REEVES is getting places' with her Fashion Rievil < "t out at Booker T Washington High School. The fan dime and th other extremely te< hnical terp mhorean numbei are gr.iduMl v hem' whittled down to the desired gilt edge "I' perfection Thai < s t pl ival mg theme song, "Liv. Love .nd Laugh.' the word: and mu: ic ol wlm li emamat'd from Graham W. .1 ack on. who originated that African iJujiff craze last |>rim' i playing a big part in the miw "• of the pit iparatory sessions The rhythm is . o natural and spontaneous that tic terpsichores have it quit, easy, comparatively 'peaking Ih ■ anxious eyes of th.' Atlanta public ar,- keenly watching Im March „l on then calendars. CHICKEN IS APPEALING LIKE THAT ' ; OUT IN DECATUR. Ge orgia, tonight will be signifi, .mt be. auc ol -he chmk n : upp. । ittraciion being fostered by th. St. Jam. : Ui’-by Jerian Church, of which Rev. T. A 'rjiompson i the pastoi. A tn i. vase of th,. Church's "New Era Dawn < Jeln ation." R. wrend Thompson s anticipating an appraising assemblage '1 h- D kalb county colony i going in for the event in a big way OTHER ( LI BS INVITED BY ZETAS ZETA PHI BETA, this department is informed, calls attention to Members of various live At.mta octal clubs and organizations tied hey hav,. bcm forwarded a most cordial invitation Io the g.r antiim ball at the Casino tomorrow mJ" The i wenty-Sew n ( lub. Ihe sterling Chib Cm Gmg The Racketeers. The Raccoonw La Clique le Dix-S. pt. The Joymen . Club. Th. Auroras. The Whit. Rose Clul. The Carnation Eights Th I’. . o k Charmers, and seor.- of oth r lusive of the greek letter :. .cu tie were enumerated a ANOTHER GAY BIRTHDAY FEATURE . AMONG THE SOUVENIRS of thi . departin', nt i .. nappy little J/go telling of that gay birthday enterlainment staged I y MR. AND ■MRS. R FITZPATRICK at their I'alm.-tto A venue hon, honormg their pharming daughter Then - The guests of th.- mirthful surprise o Fusion were Mi-s Lizzi- Mae Davi of Chicago; Mr. and Mi George fon.s; Mm.es Lucih Middlebrook Sara Hill HoikJr Lewis. Esth-r Johnson, and Thomasm • Hill: and Messr J. W. Weaver. Lawrence Vilcox. C Willi.ms. 1 While. C While. M. Hill. Ralph Wool folk. S Bert. Jerry Peyton J. McC: try. Melvin Hane and Mrs Name md son. HIE THREE MGERS, BOY I "THE THREE TIGERS." another organization getting (put. popular 'n this city, wd! entertain mi the L.voy Ball Room floor m xt we k Tiday night. March 23 nin. 'til two. Gtis McGhee is pr. ident ol he feline m a inbl. whil- Grady S epic n- is the vice pr.-ident. Th • Utlook is that it'll be a scocher lor their following Tint'll b all or today, gentle fan Li: ten in to. a line or two from th... department Concerning th - entertainment hon . big the RHO BETAS md I'HILO J'HEANS at Sum. :<' e mo Ibi Satm-da; ..ntomm r.w. Mi. .. I'.mlm Jinnifield and India Nel on are Hi. hoste VERY SINCERELY YOURS .Ju i Nrrtz Io you ! g. In the Realm of Music By BEULAH MITCHELL HILL KEMI'EII UARRELD director of the Morehouse College Glee t|M 1,4 orehe tra. will pre-.mt In- organization- in the rtv nty ^■sTAnnual Com-rt al Sale Hall Chapel. Morelmu.- College on Ibi 'ay evening. March IS, at eight o'clock. Assisting the Glee Club ml Orchestra will be Hmhort Mells, piani I, who will play the popu u Barcaroil. and .lithe Dam'' l'"'m R. Nathaniel Dett’ "In the lottoms," Suite; Simon i letmmt . tenor, who has < ho. en the i’mr ?igh “Didn’t it Ram," for hi medium of expression; Edwin I hom 's violinist, m ‘‘Legende" by Bohm; Edward Rodriguez, mellow m’iced baritone, in the thrilling "Song of the Heart," by .1. Rosa imnd Johnson; Kenneth D. Days, trumpeter, in the Del Straiger iCarnival of Venice." and a spbmdid quartet consisting of Simon Elements, Edward Rmlr gm-z, Kenneth Williams and Wilson Hubert, 1 a group of Negro m-dodie.. The oc asion bids fair to be one of he most auspieiou- in the annal of the sea on's musical.'S All \NT\Nb arc eagerly awaiting the scheduled Recital to be C given by Georg Garner .famed international tenor, at the City Auditorium riday night. April 22. The artist will be accom ianied by his charming wife, the gifted Netta l’aullyn, who. e n ■mphs as a pianist, have kept pace with those of her noted husband. ' “OI’PORTUN IT'i "• brillif-nt arrangement of the well kc.own oem seems destined to become a classic of its kind Upon rece pt if an' autographed copy from the composer, W. C. Hand}, . ailed ,The Father of the Blues," we immediately became enchanted with L easterly musicianship, its fine spirit of inspirat on and it . xcep- Lj^appropriatene - for the purpose for which it was conq d- Ei^'chools. colleges and young people’s organizations. Mr. Handy |s s o well-known for hi- "Blues," (his “Chantez Les Bas" i one m Khc season’s latest song-hits ) that many people do not. know he j |he composer of a number of very fine spirituals and other s<mg M' . Bfandy and his orchestra will be in Atlanta to fill an engagem-m | he very near future, much to the delight of the music loving . on | ingent of the Gate City. K A FORMER RESIDENT OF ATLANTA, John G Hun' ’. Khoir editor of the Berean Baptist Gho r of Chicago, send- an ■•sting new hymn of his own composition. It is called “M> Kriend,” and is dedicated to his mother, the late Lottie Moon Hum 4 PAG E FOK WOAA E Mrs, ( • H. Johnson Returns From Ga} \ isit Mis ('ha i 1 IL John m i of the pi mmm-nt A dan l a pc : < ian has in. t r.'m m.l to In i i. j 1 v home at 21 .b !; .uhward, I I after a delight fn| a . H i ••x!■ . n i visit : n Hot :in iA. ■ she was joined I. her si-t.'i. Mi Ira T Bryant . f Na hviln , T. 1 The charming i :• i wei. i.-ml. ed ma ny coin t. dull' ■ 11 I stay in Ihe g:e i. mt. II < v w’. : honored gm . I nt delight fm I 'ridge partu g ~ n |,■_ \|, j,,h E. Eve Mr . I',, G. 11l , \| t \\ "■'tn IL Falcon, r and Mi H. 11 Bhipp . Taken in theii round of o< in! i< . iirtesic were an cbitim .it.■ Hin ; Her dance given by the Exrlu ive I Alpha ( bib : t tin ( ■ n,, ;in( | a ’ beaut ’fu 11 \ appui nie. I dinner party | held in Imilor of the promi m id . \ itor bv Me dame M.lh r and I Howard, niece of Dr. and Mr ’J IL Porter. Mr John on lopped over in Na hville f. 1. n day upon her r< : turn trip, wl ':. he wa the recip lent of much " ial attention al o. Mi ■. D. 11 Tin pin enter!a hed at a lovelv bri akfa t whi. i ; Mrs. A. A. Ta' lor of I ■ I; univer it v wa ho less to a pretty luncheon; Dr. and Mr, . R B Jack: on and Dr. ami M i>. .1.11 Elli .ho e brill ant bridge parties for their method of entertainm. nt, while a bridge luncheon was given hv that ( harm mg ho.-le:.-, Mr-. A -I. Allison of Fisk Mr . ('hnrb' D lliard invited Mr- John on to be her gue t of honor when he entert im d her . lull, the fashionable "Vagabond Other delightful (ourt.' ie were extemiod bv M । . Jennie *' I e. . Mr. . Wiliam IL Brunei . Mm 11. F. We t, Mm E Franklin Frazier, Mr: ; . A N. John. on. Mr: . J. A. My > r and M r . J. C NeUa r. Mrs. C. 11. Fai n Ihmors Smart Bona Fides < harmingly decorated in pink and gi i" n lln । lub color . the at tract vc re-ideitee of Mr . C. IL I Fain, mi Par.am. St., wa- a bower I of beauty on la.-t. Monday after- I noon when the members of the ; mart Bona Fd< gathered in that . springlike almo. pher.- in a ph a - I ant attempt to forgot the <l.lll j and mi lenn nt vv eat her out id. | Bridge wa the favored do.er- I sion of the (Kcasion and a dv ln i ) ou ; bridge luncheon was served to Mis IL W. Thomas. tin <my guest present, and the Bona b ide , . Men! no- S uah VV. Wdh.im . L. !M. Wat on. F. M Hatton. Gert rude Pam , Eii: 1 . Hampton ai d Car olyn । handler. E n tert ai n For Daughter On Birthday i On Thu'' da’ '.fterno' M" .IL King. 7L'l Simpson street. I Vv- . vas ho-te to a Suri ' o Bbthdnv Part for i' little dmi : gllter. Lulu Brooks Kmg, mum il l ' j ...wasion of 11'' 1 tenth ’ t hd'.e Th f'dlowing lad- and I:. :e 1 har <d Hie hannv :iflormnm: Mi ' Marie Stroud Lulu and Bl'e 1 o ! Smith. J.-nnio and N< 111 ■ IT 1 heft ■ Pmil'ne P;iHom Pearlm M"" D' ■ r, Christine Pritchef ’ Ma 1 ' ' ■ r d v ard ">'d Ri. t.a-d K b’<-. i'• ''’'im : . I ,| bv li<'e daU" 1" ’■ M : Irene King and .Mr-. B. 1. I’.i i'. |biauty^Hints PERSONAL APPEARANCE Since the question, "VVh.il Can 1 Do to be Beautiful?" occupies the thought.- "f matron, debutan to, business woman and housewife let in- delve into the matter and see what we can do to help solve lour beauty problems. | The fir. t requisite to feminine i loveliness is a smart personal ap pearnce. Many women overlook many vital things in their per sonal appearance which means for them solely to rush into their Sun day best and top that off with a generously powdered and rouged facm However, the truly fa.tidious i woman knows that thc-e thine I are merely the beginning, or rath- I er, the last rcqirsite of being or -making one,.elf beaut Hui. Ihe v |ry first requisite on the list i | CLEANLINESS. Do let u-. be clean! And of course we know thio I include., a clean, healthy body, clean and well-kept hair. teeth and linger nails. The. e, crowned with a healthy, clean mind, (which no <me can he truly beautiful without,) are the vital th ugs on our Personal Appearance list. We do not have to wear Paris creations to look altogether level''. Ju.-t see that whatever we wear clean, neat and becoming— Bv Lou Sydney Armstrong. Chatta nooga. Tenn. HOME FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL SIX ROOM Bungalow, 375 Ancicr Avenue. A Bir Sacrifice for Quick Sale. Phone .IA. €239. THE "EIGHTH‘ANNUAL FASHION REVUE Sponsored and Written bv MISS LUCY C. REEVES wii’. be given MARCH 31st At the Auditorium ' ['he title “Enlightenment” con. i ,ects beautifully with last year's Revue. THE ATLANTA WORLD. ATI.ANTA. GA. IH UI Ml AM IC 1111 I Ml LI , UDI TOR- si Mark's I vangelical Lutheran . mmestly invited ' ! , ervics annoiim I S M. .! k you to mt' rrupl ■I ■। ' - , ! ions' to join u o >d . ’ ".ns of the ■ iiff< ' m ■c- a re On.- "f your tempo ... ■ !. nd r. ssiirrection i■( IL 1,0 mm io ( aid> b om fmn Y. cui not afford to p Him 1.-- Yom etern d destiny i .dv ■ d ' < pa Si ..n 7"■ .1. 1 <iv...id Him detenui. 1 .t• >. i, ।' !. t. i l v. .'t r. ;>cli iln i-nd ol 'he ro m " , 11: nt Hi. ■ <.mpanionsh pof Chi ■' । ..... will .nd ■ misli v. d I.G ! : itii.d b ud.i iipt. W< I m■: you in <• fa. t with all ii' l > i'y "f , ■ o t and vv i b deep « ■ ■ in loi ur Mei nal welf me Attend tlb if vices mid "et <'■ I quaiim d or renew your m qu.iin ■ .m e v. itb Him who ahn • r the V y Thon, will be p( al :<c vices Palm Sund iy at In I । in ibi Irv IC. two ( hildr. n v :i! lb ' m- I n iib d Remit ■ r ■ ■ rvic at night F.. 'er i• ms nt 1 1 Otl o c|o( I: The E.i 'm promani will I" laid 1 rhe ev < mm.' ■ r vices a t 730 p m You .11 d ways welconb d Rev 1. J. Ahdon, pa >or, I [ PROBLEMS OF ' EVERYDAY LIFE i (Dvar Miss Hill: I liavu been niari uil for f; .<• j ’\«ar and I am the mothei- g|’ ’ihi < <‘ ihildnn. 1 P md d thi |a ’ .ta r. m v hu.ba ml ha done Ihe I lu-st that he could !<♦) u and w;t । ajwa ■ kind and weel 1 o me and : 1 he (!i !<h en # H" '•! bl ».: V. el k mp; on n part tme ioi. inee la-l \ 'jp u I \ow lit di nk ami is re ami mean to u and I Lave j i ouml i hat he i taking up t om ;\vith another w-rmun. What mu-t 1 ’ d<>l think I oupht t<• , him | a' d r o bm i- hum' . Anxiou.' Mother. My dear Anxious Mother: i don’t quite aqrec with you In i view of the fact that he was a : good husband to you and kind to the children, I think you might , have patience with him. in his lapse. Perhaps the fact that he has not a regular job causes him to ; worry and makes him irritable i and cause iiim to drink—Bui the other woman? Now that’s another matter. 1 would talk quite frank ly with him about the situation. Let him know that wou know a bout the other woman. Don’t sug i gest going home. Don’t think of geing home. Try to settle the af fair at your own home. Try to I cep the children with their fath er. After you have tried this, if the situation still puzzles, you, I sh H be glad to advise you fur t her. :. dear M - HiH: M v bo;, lim nd almo-t . top- : i d coming to my Lou-u within! lli ■ la. t three mon!!:. He gme - to j . Mary, mv ii'- t tr end. \\ hen lie doe come to >ce me ami I Lftv r him about noin.e’ to Mary , he .-ay. bee- him. to come by ;.i d lake her ou . I am im lim d 1 •> . believe h in b< " ah ho’ Mai ho-L- plav th<? pano and sine.' u I '.tie. he i- nol a e‘e»odloobjne (pardon my trankne ) m>r mai oopului’ a 1.11 J u wori ,t i 11) i -ive him eoi aif ar-mad fi 1 ' Mai-v, । hm. m ■ What mu ’ I do? S. J. S. My dear S J. S.: My first inclination was to ..d vise you to do noth’ng abe-ut it. To let the situation drag on to it a end. But after reading yovr letter I the second time, 1 think it quite 1 possible that the trouble is in you. It is one thing to secure th** at tent ions of a young man but it is 'quite another thing to hold him- It is a very fine thing to know one’s abilities, one’s charms; but it is far more important to know one’s weaknesses. While beauty of face <'r form has the power to attract, it can not hold the love es a man ’ very long unless there be some : more solid attractions. For in i stance, a charming personality, i the desire to please others, to । make others happy, to be of real i service. Study yourzelf Malte your self as charming as possible. Not only physically but mentally. Make your friends happy in your pres ence even at the cost of some com ! fort to yourself and if your hoy fr’nnd ever cared for v<»u. hr soon j w II hr vour willing slave, । I m.-p- Madame M v-d \ : Mv birth date is Am d 2 1, I9IU. ! j I am married and have a loxdy < wi: and young’ . on. I haxvn’t bad j | any work for tin' pad year and : I now mv little saving- are ju t i ! about gone. I have the ottm’ of a , j small but regular salary 1 a' o ’ । ha v e a )>ropo>ition xsiu ieby 1 can I make more money and lu‘ mv own bo . It will take all of mv reserve ‘ fund and I vid have to borrow । anno, bn! 1 think I < hi make it. j What ?udl I d>? I -lehn 1.. I tear M r L. M\ advice would be for \on to j take the job v.dh the -mall pay I jud now a 1 ee a hotter open । nig for \ou : n about three month. ! Anv new w-tniv m l i n VU ! , sne.ik of Joo:." ! I" <!' .i-te) i i i'’ht now II Silex’s "Sl" Theatre I’LAYINL BESSIE SMITH And Her Gand 25—PEOPLE— 25 irioitv V M 1. Church <' . i.. "o .' - icheii Iwo pow i: i i::nite: ‘ unday Visitors < '■ ' oiiii ( m (In- third Sun dIV ;■. H ii< r Hint h the |>' qmlari ‘ y inn ' ~f th .ai ious qua: '.' '.I ': he. ■ South Atlanta vv 11.' ■ a ( ■■ Miss Miry I. H v- . v inr ■ fi oin the Trim :■ '. ' i.n . ‘l> for our chur h (Hi 1 Sund i tlie b • b;. Gout < i ■ । c.nr (!. ,i <-li and the 1 " V : I;I pt ' ( 'll. II ('ll V. 11 t(.T- V.'.- ar. । king all nn m •• ■ ' :end •" help put us ov r m on e-! Sund iy is our ' iif'-ri : ' Coni, mi' and (io '.nor put. !'■ .V J Joi.i. on pastor .: \ L D। v ■ np'n ' i■ p I’durim Baptist ( hurt h Th I : ■ Aid chili ri > t .1 the hon. ’.l: B, i,i Hood I>o Eair St T ' d.i'. ii v:ht 10 or 12 ineoibcr vv" ■ |. < .i. * i,d they enj' ■■. ed in io ’ ' • ■ e. • it,-- Mi vi rtha I .av ■ ■ । ' . vv ■ unabl. to Ir ' o il Inc Hi S l< Wi' p.i 'or eave m 11 m 'i vc re- marl; Clubs; the Literary Musical ( lull Of Gr atcr M' Moriah B.ipti- ; ('hui ch did no- n d t lien uh ( ting on Ri. t Sunday, but tie y did t ike pat' in the-■ Ivi ■ . Th pre '• >r. Rev. 0 H. Holland pr-ached > woniiiiful ivmoii vvhich was ei>- joyed by all. We r. :e> vary much to announce the d ath of our d. acly b' loved mcmb' r M:a. E.-s:e Bell Jones, who dcparied thi, lif<- on Monday. Mar, LI Sho was a faithful member and vv. :iiv.w. i'adv and willing to p! -. he- par: in anything that tie chib h ■! pkmn. d to do, Sh ■ is - '.tt vivid „by her father five sisivs. one bo 11., r and a h I of relative-' and friends The club ext'-nds its sympathy to th. her av. d family and off. rs its service in any possible way. M: Willi.. Mcnef-e. president. Mis Mary L. Menefee, r porter. The Jolly Twelve Embroidery Club MM a' the home of Mrs Pau lino Wahon. 488 Foundry St.. N. W. "it March 10 The regular rou tin. of business was carried out. and a delicious rm nu was served. The club adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs. Ada Williams. 533 Rigdom Sc on Man h 17 All member" n reqtt steel so be present Bii'-i -ness of imp rtance Mi" Josie Tompson pre iderd Me Paulin- Walton, reporter. Constant Workers MM with Mr. Otis K !.■ e and faimlv 88'1 Drummond Siroet. Sun day, March 13th. Lesson waa lamtht bv -Miss Fanmo Johnson After the business transaction a delicious two course mmu was served by 'he hosiess. Everyone spent an enjoy able time and cm ers of enjoyment • oiild bo heard Lt blocks avfay. Yext meeting ''■'ill be wi'h Miss 1 nev Downer, 150 Mi Ide d Stri' March 20th. Willie Martin, pres M ilroy Randall, s c PERSONALS The L'-nton season is having us ua! effect, upon Atlanta society : there is very little to mention m ■ ruing th ‘ soei.' 1 ’ v lul l or 1 U I V' ME I ! }" l Ir- 1 4? ; ! I or season vv.- w I w Iconic t!" of Spring v "■ v ists vv I: ■ ... :1 Mien 1 the v. ■ ■ k-end in th (; ■ Gi’y. ami 1l " ' h' l e will be is.imerous allairs ' 'wr te home . 1»< ut " On the iv. '"h of April ii ny of our ci* v' l "- 1 1 ' " a: ' lend the Ge 'TIP S'' I v 'Che" A -oci.il ion whi li ’ > ''• vm i:: Macon. Ga this ?• 1 Lampados Th" I.amp'do pled: (lub of tic Oim-ga Psi Phi fr U" mt v at Glark Univ rsity is sponsoring '< tepor re cital Sunday afternoon on the um versify campus, featuring the well known Mr. William Long, tenor <>l Atlanfa. The program will begin al .'1:30 promptly TOMORROW EVENING, will b.- the long wait'd for night of the Joymen's danc at Mrs 1. Smims residence on Ashby S:. The 11" -ts included Messrs. John on v oang. \itlmr S:- mi .rd Charlie Mani'v, Pony Hud on Pb( rl Low joy. The.idme Goo bv Graham Ja' k-oti Jack B' 11, Marton Hamilton Eddie Huggins. Lon Wh'eler ami OS'v Hall. From such a colic, lion the guests to'' 'guirantecd to spend a pbasant evening with the mem bers Mr M Hamill'n will !>.■ in iharge of the music. ON TONIGHT WEEK th re will b. a style fashion show ■ tk ■ First Congregational Church spon sored l>v the Singer Sowing Maeh mo Clas" dire ted hv Mrs. Aunt' Connelly. There will be many in attendance no doubt for ’h' Gate Church News Take a tin Go to the Annual Gle Club and Orchestra ( one'.”' at Morehouse Friday evcnuig at sjiu You won't regret it The Atlanta Consist at on -av . "Morehouse college b" I a mu sical organization that ha< won nation wide fame for : ' in titu turn. Tlie orchestra, und' i Pro' Kemper Harreld ,is e t .v.■: i "U »llv callable organi/.at them Friday evonin"- 'L ' house college at 8 8:00. t Smart Styles for Smart Women ' kir I )aily Pattern Gt.KLD SKIRT ■( f or J : ebon and a st rik m c . ,p ~f c 01.,; contrast feat " k f. r afternoon wear. Th< ti in Uh favor' d 'lei Jim U ■■ . Ice . c sugg st the "bi-l i • Bu'tons ar, intro du< . ti M . houldcr line of the ' tsc vvri. t tight cuffs Tk. • . ■ ok<- . cut trimly and ■ • ' . r tir hips for a i- | Au p' /2 ■ Ri K ■ MwS V' ■ii" < 'Mig Sv! slenderizing line Designed in sizes 14 16 36. i 8 40. 42. 44 and 46. Size 36 require- 4 yards of 3G-inch material or 3u yards of 39-im h material. Simplified illustrated instructions for cutting and sewing are included with each pattern. They give step by-step dires t ions for making these dr- -se- To get a pattern of this model send FIFTEEN CENTS (15m in coins. Pleas,, write verv plainly v ur NAME AND ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER am! SIZE of each pa'b th ord i - : Our new fashion magazine with color iiippl: ment and Paris styh new.-. ... i .vv available at ten cents vvlic' order'd with a i.a-’.rn, 4DDRESS AIL ORDERS TO Southern Newspaper Syndicate 21(1 Auburn Ave., N.E Atlanta, Gu. City is a .stylish (T'. unii the w-’-l r n cit izens will find i- is - ii T, ■o b- there Thu:' day veoin : Vis S M Dav.igc !l sms s I' S M Dime I ■ ‘ ■ > v.■ Utopia 1 .!'■ rtv cl,,'li th aftei i ■ ■ ' her • ■ :d, m■■ < n ■h- ( ' •rk ! Univ i ny c mpo An unusual I prog am is b ii: o nd"- d. one' v i pi opriat. ■।:. ' ( narmingly I v. ■ 'd m'-ml'. The pi ogram . v ill as follow Apa p r 'ii the I L' ■ m i well, of I lenry ( ) Tan- i Mrs John Wheel r. A pi .no - ■ Mr. Sidney John.-on of, Ckuk inn si-r-am A review of Ed-' wan R Emir B: -wn America I by V' : Rainier m A'lanfa Univer sity a vocal soli, bv ’'li-' Mar.V| P ;.k of Clark l iiiversity ami cpin tat 'U from Langston Hughe bye Ihe chili m mber LA M.S S.it md .y .< fl erm 'on Mi ■ A C JSrow '. vv Is- !. •>' " he J A Al lub ,t I .cr h< .me on Chest nut St I quo. r that the members < >l this . inb r> iii " 1" rev al the woi d< of which J. A .and M stand 11 been i seer' 1 for 'vventy odd year- HOSTS TO SMART FRATERS Tile niembei of the Alpha Phi । Alpha fraternity were delightful-' Iv eiiim lamed on Tuesday even ing March 15, at the home of Dr I'. IL John-mi on Boulevard, ‘ with Dr. John on am! I'rof. Mvi m Towns a- host.. । I BOULE TO BE ENTERTAINED . The Sigma Pi Phi Boule will be ' entertained l.v Prof Kemper 11.". r reld and Dr 0. IL Johnson at the J home of the latter on Thur, day even tig, .March 17. _...... i HOSTESS TO LES ETUDES DES ARTS On last Friday afternoon Mi s , Nel! Marie Hamilton was hostess to the members of "Les Etudes 1 De.- Arts,” This group of popular young maids and matrons, handed , together for the purpose of study ing arts, includes Misses Irene | Dobb , Georgia Caldwell, Eva) C"o ker. Nell Marie Hamilton,' Mvrt’e E-tes. Stella Knox. Made- | line Wlv'e, Ruth Wheeler, Erne.- tine Emkine, Me=dames S M. Na- ' It t G. E Delorme, Brainard Bin H and Mae Proctor, I HOSTESS TO DINNER PART'S Mi Leonia Jordan will enter a n with a pretty dinner carp CMATS $ ABOUT || £ CLOTHES! SAVING MONEY ON THE I SPRING SPENDING !sssss Iswg an Nmv thp the weather has mode rated and old “Sol" has consented i to mile upon us once again. Mi lady <>(’ I'.( hion can take up her interrupted task of the annual “spring spending.” () course she doc-n’t call it that, but the. gen tleman of the hou <■ usually cha racterize it thus. However Lit may be, this spring at h-a.j Milady will spend her money, yet ave it. For, para dox cal as thi- may seem, clothes bought now, if well-chosen and conservative will mean more to the woman of taste who must be well dressed at the lowest possible cost, than in many, many years First of all, choose vour key color. This year it is mightv apt. to be blue, as blue . eem to be the ruling shade in the new foreca-t. All accessories, then, must harmo- I mze with this key-color. Since ! Mue and beige are much a dclight ! ful combination. .Miladv mav de i.nlc that accessories for all her ;"iight<-r moments” will be of !i. cgc. with blue as the founda I ■ ini-hue. Or he may turn it right I around and have her accessories I liliie with beige for her founda- I tmn color. It is easily seen that Ij Io , C Ofie- will 1)0 quite the J mod, for either foundation-color. |’" - implicit . T Hi, kev-note for !•!." e gainr co thhaerwied eaao d I>' . - garment .-- w hich are design . . ti. la t. for more than one sea j’ . -. vvardrohe is founded ■in ■! ihe<e. Tliev are usually the im'ev carefully thought-out and 'wo t expen-ive article- in the en wor'drol..:- splendid lines and i f,.m material combine w'th skilled ! "-a kman -hip to fashion of these : "M " taud-bv " the kind of gar ■ ■ at that will last at least two oi • - rec season . In Memoriam IN loving memory of our dar - w.fe. mother, daughter and ' : ter, Mr Betty Martin, who left ' j. year ago today, Mar. 1 ith, ’ I'.iJL Your smile lingers all the i ll" with U-. Mr. Oliver W. Mart n Mi . Olive M. Long Mi-< Nellie E. Martin Mrs, Emma Moreland I Mi, Mary E. Weaver IN MEMORIAM In 1 wing memory of our dear wife and mother. Addie Green., who pass' d away thre? years ago, March 16. at 10:16 P M. Gon,-, but not forgotten. Sleep on. dear. We know you had to answer the Call But We will be there j When thev crown Him Lord of all. Mr. C T Gr?en. husband. Mr. W. L. Green, son. Mr H F. Green, son. Miss L. E. Green, daughter. Mr. T.. W Green, son. Little Mildred Grvn grand daughter. We r e Yo u Bo r n on - Thursday, March 17 Were you born on till.- date.' Th' li will are a belligerent sort ol person, always falling into, and out of scrape with the greate.-t regularity Fight.- scraps, fus.-e.-. 'how you love them \t least you act as though you do. although you protest that vou are the mo-t peaceable person n tlie world. It is true that you ar, very warm hearted and generous and that half your trouble comes from help ing the 'under-dog.' Cultivate a little tact, if you are a woman, and more self-control if you are a man and at least half of these un -ought quarrels that block vour pathway to the success that is rightfully vo'irs, will di-appear. Advice for Today and Tomorrow Thur.-day: This afternoon may be well spent in self-discipline. Do all the d .-agreeable little tasks that you hate and have put off so long. Force yourself to be plea ant no matter how irritated you may be. If you have nothing else to do. oelid your time in a thorough cleaning up. Thi; will help to clear ihe cobweb- of depression from vom brain l-'ridav: Anv construct've < tfm t made during the morning hou l ' will Le well rewarded. WockJ -'rd today. You are under good influ ences. I i“Sl” N o w Featuring Bessie Smith Tod v tomorrow aed Siturdav :t. mu'ked days in Atlanta On tbesr. d.ivs. tho minigement of thy Eichtv-One Theatre is featuring the famous Bessie Smith and her gang. Bessi,. Smi’h is here, with twenty. f : v. neon’" t- ni'k" nlentv of At-I k nta's "BLUES-STRICKEN" thea-i tre goers give up the blues. ■O her home on Felton Drive on j T'misdav. honoring Mr. James' Jack-on Mi-s Hem vhellan Davis i and Mr Sam Hatcher. World Ads Pay FASHIONS RECIPES Shoppin,^ Tips! By Lloyd Heath Today is Wise Shoppers' Dny at High's This day needs no intro duction. HIGH'S WISE SHOP I’ERS DAYS LIKE OTHER HIGH'S DAYS. ARE ATLANTA'S UNDER SELLING EVENTS . -o— R. H Davis Co is staging one of Atlanta's great' .-t going out o' busi ness sale You will find many bar gains there. (Uptown ) - —o — H G Lewis and Co is doing the sam, thing down in the Whitehall district । downtow n > You will find many bargains there, too —o— The Easter Bargains will be ad vertised in your duly Atlanta World. —o— "KEEP AN EYE ON HIGH'S." << €1 THINGS TO EAT CAKE BAKING AND CAKE FAILURES By Margaret M. McMahan, Cleveland, Tenn. (I'.d:t"r', .Note: Miss McMahan i a young lady who, desp te her tendi i v ei.rs, ha: won thirty first prize and two econd prizes at variou fan.-, for her skill in cook ing. She has been a contributor to a similar column in the Chicago Defender and I am sure that WORLD readers vv ll greatly en joy her occasional articles.) Some of the Various Causes of Cake Failures 1 A cake is “bready” and solid when too much flour has been used. 2. Sometimes heavy cakes are caused hv too slow an oven, or by the use of too much sugar or but ter. .‘J. Coarse-grained cakes may be the result of too much leavening ingredients, too low an oven, in sufficent cream ng of butter and sugar, insufficient heating of bat ter before addition of egg-whites. 4. When a cake "falls” it is oc casioned by insufficient quanitity of flour or r smg ingredients, or from moving it in the oven after the cake has risen, but before the (■ell walls have become fixed or firm by the heat; too ^st an oven or removing from oven before thoroughly baked, 5. Large-holded angel cakes are usually occasioned bv insufficient blending of egg-whites with other other ingredients; too I ttle sugar or too fast an oven might produce such an effect also. If you will follow an exact reci pe. standard utensils and level measurements you can be assured i of success in cake-making. (To be continued) Police Jottings For Today ‘ Wdter We । ver wis arrested on uspicion at the Southside Taxi < Sland on Frazier Street. A bunch of lottery tickets was taken from I . person and bft at Police head quart-r.s pending an investigation. Restaurant Burglarized । A restaurant operated by Mrs IM, Jones at 663 West Fair Street ' was burglarized at an early hour i tins morning. Cigarettes and cig v seemed to have been the choice of the robbers. Telephone Stolen J H Reese's Grocery Store at 911 Simpson Street was entered by way of , side window. The telephone was torn off the wall and carried away. Baltimore Chorus Hits in Concert BALTIMORE Md Mar 17— A~NP>- Appearing for the first time th- Citv Colored Chorus of 300 voices made a decided hit here Thursday night at th e Douglass Hi School in a concert with the City Colored Orchestra This .group of singers bears the distinction of being th? only orga nization of its kind in the country ' upr>ort d bv a municipal budget. Under th., direction of W L. Wilson, the chorus literallv captivated the iiidience of s >me 2500 music lovers and when the difficult program was completed the unanimous opinion was voic d that it rank'd with the best ' horal aggregations of the country The program included such num be’« as "Hail Bright Abode" "The Bells of Notre Dame." "Swing A long" "The Lost Chord” "The Great Awakening" and "Romanza” the last nam ’d being a decided hit. BYRON mems FROM LYSOI- b.rnest Bvron of 306 Felton dr've. who Tuesdav drank a large mmnt'tv of lysol in an effort to end his life, today was showing marked improvement at Gradv hospital whore be was admitted *ar treatment Bvron, according to his s'«ter-in-law swallowed poison ' I >1 (’it of despondency over 4 d *• • nnomtml love affa'r. It was nt first believed that he was fatally injured, PAGE THREE