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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1902

Page

12

Interesting Atlanta Woman's Club Meeting Features Music

RS James Jackson presided over a large meeting of the Atlanta Woman's Club yesterday afternoon. The music section led the program with pianist Professor J. Lewis Browne performing two studies, accompanied by Mary E. O'Brien. Rev C B Wilmer played violin solos and shared a concluding two with Marie Condon Stuart and Mary O'Brien. Distinguished visitors included Mrs Torrance of Minneapolis and Mrs James Kellogg of Chicago Woman's Club, noting Minnesota and Chicago club work and memberships.

James Jackson Atlanta Woman's Club George C Ball Marie Condon Stuart J. Lewis Browne Mary E. O'Brien Margaret Tugele Fidward Brown C B Wilmer Grean O’brien Torrance Minneapolis Minnesota James Kellogg Chicago

Hospitality and Honor Guests for Local Event

About one hundred fifty guests will enjoy hospitality at the occasion. Assisting in the entertainment are Mrs. William P. Nicolson, Mrs. C. F. Barnwell, Mrs. W. B. Witham, Mrs. J. O. Wynne, Mrs. Spencer R. Atkinson, Mrs. Samuel Lumpwn, Mrs. B. H. Abrams and Mrs. B. G. Thomas.

Thos William.p. Nicolson C. F. Barnwell W. 8. Witham J. O. Wynne Spencer R. Atkinson Samuel Lumpwn B. H. Abrams G. Thomas

Mrs Erwin hosts 5 o clock tea for Miss Worrell on Spring Street

Miss Worrell of Edgefield S C honored at 5 o clock tea by Mrs Peter Andrew Erwin at her Spring Street home. Informal sociable event with attractive decor and dainty refreshments promised. Miss Beane Recital at Phillips and Crew hall features Ethel Beane with Mrs Burbank and Miss Steinhagen in a program of classical pieces.

Peter Andrew Erwin Spring Street Miss Beane Ethel Beans Phillips & Crew's Mendelssohn Fiehtz Mia Burbank Miss Steinhagen Estelle Curtis South Carolina Lee Worrell Edgefield Peter Erwin B H. Abrams Charles, Cox Chicago Louis Morton Philadelphia City

Charming Visitors Bring Mrs Campbell to Atlanta

Mr o and Mrs William Auchenbrech Campbell of New York are expected in the city Saturday as guests of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Thompson. Campbell was formerly Miss Marion Dunbar of August 1 with many friends in Atlanta and the state. Various entertainments are planned for Mrs Campbell's visit.

Willam Auchenbrech Campbell New York Joseph Thompson Campbell Marion Dunbar Atlanta Myrtico Bessia Cotton Grantville

Eminent Woman Lecturer at Atlanta Woman's Club

Mrs A R Browne, history professor at the University of Kentucky, presents a three lecture series at the Atlanta Woman's Club starting Monday in April. The first talk is Ideal Woman In Christian Art, followed by Florence During the Renaissance and Tennyson on the Isle of Wight with times listed. Proceeds benefit the Home for the Friendless and under the ladies board. Mrs Howard R Callaway hosts a tea at 6 pm Thursday in honor of Mrs Charles E Cox of Chicago.

Atlanta Woman's Club A R Browne University of Kentucky Florence Tennyson Isle of Wight Callaway Howard R. Callaway Charles E. Cox Chicago S W Williams Gillaway Piedmont Avenue

Novelty Club Box Party Honors Nannies Nicosoms

Novelty Club entertained Miss Nannie and Mary Nicosom at a box party at the Grand last evening with a supper after the theater. Attendees included Belle Nash Emmie Johnson Adelaide Howell Eugenia Oglesby Florence Jackson Robert Clark Homer Hunt Richard Bell Philizy Calhoun James Dunlap Stafford Nash Ulric Atkinson William Taylor Hugh Dorsey Doe Brown Connally Charney Black and John Walden. Grand Army Republic will host a reception at Kimball house from to o'clock in honor of General El Torrance of Minneapolis commander in chief of the Grand Army. All Camp 159 United Confederate Veterans invited.

Novelty Club Nannie Mary Nicosom Belle Nash Emmie Johnson Adelaide Howell Eugenia Oglesby Florence Jackson Robert Clark Homer Hunt Richard Bell Philizy Calhoun James Dunlap Stafford Nash Ulric Atkinson William Taylor Hugh Dorsey Doe Brown Connally Charney Black John Walden Grand Army Republic Grand Army of the Republic Kimball House el Torrance Minneapolis Mino Grand Army United Confederate Veterans

Foster's Party Hosts Euchre with Prizes at Entre Nous Club

Mrs S and S W Foster entertained the Entre Nous Club on Thursday afternoon. Six handed euchre was played with two prizes awarded to Mrs Charles Bowen and Mrs George Von Ramsey, each prize a dainty fan. An eighth course was served at the end of the game. Those present included Mrs George Ramsey, Mrs Charles Bowen, Mrs Nym McCullough, Mrs Will Holleyman, Mrs Richard Simms, Mrs W M Zirkle, among others.

Lars. Foster S&s. W. Foster Entre Nous Club Charles Bowen George von Ramsey George Ramsey Nym McCullough Will Holleyman Richard Simms W. M. Zirkle

Bijou Company Delights Grand Audiences in Atlanta Debut

Bijou Musical Comedy Company drew a large ovation at the Grand in Atlanta last evening with Hoyts A Trip to Chinatown as the vehicle. Otis Harlan Miss Marble and Little Chip drew praise while the chorus and principals, including Agnes Rose Lane and Florence McNiel, earned strong notices for voice and charm in a lively, well balanced performance.

Bijou Atlanta Hoyt Chinatown Charley Hoyt Otis Harlan Mary Marble Little Chip Miss Marble Marble Ginger Agnes Rose Lane Chicago Herbert J. Cortell David Andrada Lindsay J. Hal Dan Marble Tony Hart Florence McNiel Agnes Scott Eva Burnham

Atlanta social notes and meetings this week

Daughters of the American Revolution hold 3 PM at Craigie house for anniversary program. Salem alumnae meet at 4 PM at Mrs Ollinger's residence. rain postpones to first clear afternoon. Many local ladies attend gatherings, dinners, and club events across Atlanta with visits to Charleston, Athens, and Florida noted.

Atlanta the Daughters of the American Revolution Craigie House Salem Ollinger North Avenue Lft the Daughters of the American Revolution of Minnesota

Paron 10 to Elect Old Library Men as Trustees

The Old Young Men's Library Association votes today to elect a Carnegie library of Atlanta trustee. F. J. Paxen’s six year term expires May 4 and he is unopposed. Balloting runs 2 to 5 PM at the Carnegie library on North Forsyth and Church, open to life members and paid dues through April 1. Results go to city council in May for ratification.

Old Young Men's Library Association Carnegie Library of Atlanta F. J. Paxen Paxon Young Moen’s Library Association Carnegie Library North Forsyth Church Streets Paxons Carnegie

Good Templars Celebrate Annual Address and Resolutions

Fulton lodge No. 140 LO GT held its annual gathering at 721 2 North Broad last night with Rev Alex W Healer delivering the annual address from Cartersville. The program featured Rev E Jenkins prayers, Miss L Ella Beverly Griffith Mamie Proctor recital Minna Miller Laura Welch Ruby Phillips, and benediction by Rev C P Bridewell. A unanimous resolution pledges efforts to secure a constitutional amendment banning manufacture or sale of spirituous or intoxicating liquors for beverages.

Alex Bealer Fulton Lodge LO GT North Broad Street John M. Miler J. B. Richards Thomas L. Bishop E. Jenkins Miss L

City limits discussion on Peachtree district meeting

A subcommittee on extending city limits will meet at the chamber of commerce at 10 this morning. Property owners near the Peachtree district are invited to attend to revisit whether the city boundary should expand to include a larger area into Atlanta corporate limits. Previous talks favored no increase, but many owners now seek city citizenship benefits.

Chamber of Commerce Peachtree District Peachtree Atlanta Attlanta

Insurance Notes Committee Meets Managers Today

A Atlanta chamber of commerce committee probes fire insurance rate increases meets at 11 in Southeastern Tariff Association offices. They expect insurers to answer questions as to recent rate restoration and justify current rates, with few questions possibly private. First quarter city fire insurance agency gross premiums total 164,898 across 25 firms led by Augley Lipscomb & Jerome and others. notable figures include J L Dickey and Brown Hoyt & Boston. George T Dexter of Mutual Life and William Sherman visited. Major J H Morgan returned from New Orleans. other executives listed with agencies and residences in Atlanta.

Chamber of Commerce Atlanta Southeastern Tariff Association H. ©. Stockdell I R Gray Stockdell Gray Augley, Lipscomb & Jerome W. F Pattillo Jacob Haas & Co Edgar Dunlagh C C. Watcher J_L_Richey & Co W. F. Maury & C Henry & Jackson John C. Whitner & C Donald Haun John T. Rowland O F Simpson Robson & Holleman Fred_ Robinson M. Haralson H. Girardeau T. Crenshaw George T Dexter Mutual Life of New York William Sherman Dexter

Atlanta Free Garden Association elects officers

At a meeting in the mayor office Mayor Mims was elected president with WL Schlesinger as vice president Chief J W Ball secretary and WR Joyner Stuart Maclean and Sidney Ormond as directors The group aims to place vacant city lots into vegetable gardens for the poor supplying seeds and guidance Applicants should send names and addresses to Chief J W Ball at police headquarters for consideration by committees next Wednesday morning.

Atlanta Free Gardening Association Mims WL. Schlesinger J. W. Ball WR Joyner Stuart Maclean Sidney Ormond Atlanta Livingston

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