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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1901
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Walter Brewer entertained the Evening Card Club on Thursday. Prizes were won by Mr Keith and Dr Gordon as dainty heart shaped cards and Valentine themed gifts added charm. After games refreshments were served and the event concluded charmfully.
The Tennis Club hosted a Valentine party at Mr. and Mrs. D. Woodruff's Mariner Hill home. Eight to ten young women joined, wearing club color badges and exchanging heart shaped valentines. The evening featured original valentines and multiple games with refreshments, hailed as one of the week’s happiest events.
A Chicago furniture dealer notes a gifted woman collector who consistently secures payment and outwits creditors with patience, ingenuity, and perseverance. Meanwhile, Mr and Mrs J Rice Brown return to Talladega after visiting Mayor Henderson and Mrs Brock in Roopville Georgia.
The Julius Levy merchant tailor showcases new spring woolens in imported and domestic fabrics. Fashionable colors and latest weaves are featured at the Viambi an Building on Noble Street.
Mr Creston Clarke and Adelaide Prince star tonight in The Last of His Rage at Noble Street theater with a strong company. Anniston audiences and Atlanta Constitution praise the production, noting Clarke's curb of crowded houses and high acclaim in prior engagements.
The Southern Railway offers a low one fare round trip to Washington D C for the Presidential Inauguration on March 4 1901. Tickets go on sale March 1 and 2 with a final return by March 1 1901. The trip features speed equipment and the Washington and Southwestern Limited with sleeping car reservations via Agent Southern Railway or C E B Jackson Birmingham Alabama.
Southern Railway offers one fare round trip from all lines to New Orleans and to Mobile for Mardi Gras. Tickets on sale Feb 12 18 1901 with return by March 7 1901. Trains must arrive in New Orleans or Mobile by noon Feb 19 1901.
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