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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1900

Page

7

Social Notes Span Augusta to Griffin in Spring Socials

A long chain of visits and gatherings across Georgia highlights this week. Mrs. Lamkin visits Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper in Lawrenceville. Mrs. Barnett with Mrs. Lockett in Albany. many trips to Athens Savannah Macon and Atlanta mark a busy social season with teas weddings and public events.

R. W. Lamkin Will Vislt Jason Phinizy Augusta J. C. Cooper Lawrenceville J. W. Barnett Birs Wiliam Lockett Albany A. S. Phinizy Charles Phinlzy Mamie Hillman Savannah Katherine Lowe W. W. Thomas Frank Dearing Savanmah Wil Athens Emory Speer Salle Salle Speer Burr Macon Robert Stokes Minnia Fountain Alice Williams R. B. Davis Charleston D. C K. D. Mure Lucy Goodrich Lucy Cobb Institute Ruby Clifton Monroe W. G. Charlton A. L. Hull Ed Lewis Siloam Lillian Boswell May Lurnett Atlanta Mary Clara Thomas Burnett Auburn Ala Annie Camak H. C. White Frank Hardeman Mamie Thomas Elberta A. T. Oliver Salle Sue Jarrell Frederick Jessie Jackson Lucy Calloway Lexington Mary Dozier Griffith Annie Burnett George D. Tromas W. P. Welch Mary Lou Lambert Lucy Cobb Amon Hazel Holmes Maybsthe Taylor Junie Miller Lucy Woodall India Colbert Lina Pitner Ada Marcella Grifith Edwina Williams Esther Upson Jacksonville Fla Jennie Phillips Texas Simon Michael Ailes Grace Goss H. C. Gunnetts Montgomery J. J. Strickland Holmes Eva May Hawking W. E. Hawkins Piedmont Avenue A. 3. Lockett Hollis R. H. McEt Lyle Walters Walter W. Hooks Americus A. A. White Orlando W. Cc. Carter Les Mr X. D. Sheffield Cla Hawking Stelis McGee Columbus Jessie Duncan N. N. Martin Opelika Fane Morton Lumpkin C. Jackson E. M. Smith Birmingham Ass Whildns Misa Rob Inton Gold Hill C. H. Allen 5. P. Gilbert Third Avenue Ommi Waddell R. C." DeGraffenfeld Mattie Green Edna Earle Smith Talbotton Louis Lummus Fifth Avenue Pearl Burnside Stanford, Ky B. P. Owsley Amna E. Wastell The Maccabees Port Hutton Mich Wattle Yong Wynnton Maggie Harrison Carry Richards Charles M. Wall Lilian Wall Colorado W. W. Hunt David W. Ross Chicago Beach Chicago Hoss Ilinois Central Railroad George P. Screven T. B. Sereven First Avenue Mary Martin St. Pimo Lizzie Rutherford Daughters of the Confederacy Bivouse W. C. Bradley Molly Howard Kate Howard Maud Thomas Clara Bruce Eugene Hollis John E. Booth Mountcastle Willam Love J. Burrus Sistrunk Charles Hollis G. E. Burrus Gleneville Jef Turner Oswichee Luther Gilbert Childdren Forest City Miss C. C. Waterman Southern Bell Telephone Company Marshall Hatcher C. J. T. Clark Everett Strupper Clark Mamie Hatcher C.J. Clark Tenth Infantry Matangas Cuba Mary Anderson Pittsburg Ann

Social notes from Hartwell and surrounding towns

A lengthy social column lists visits and homecomings across Hartwell, Hart County, and nearby Georgia towns. Names include Miss May Paul, Mrs Burt Hampton, Miss Elizabeth Caldwell, Miss Katherine Blackwell, Miss Grace Benson, and many others. The piece details visits to Atlanta, Birmingham, Nashville, Dallas, and Washington, with multiple residences and events at the Lucy Cobb Institute and the Benson home, plus receipts of guests at Indian Spring, LaGrange, and Marietta societies.

The Ladies In Ane Nusypial Association Wll Bon Air Hotel Children’s Hospital Fund Eleanor Doughty William H. Doughty, Jr Richmond Hill Daughters of the American Revolution James W. Moore Augusta Thomas Morgan Baum J. C. Henderson Hugh sleLann Misa Boges Harriet Gould Jeffries H. Gould Meadow Garden Fund Aiken Eben Doughty Hitleson Mamle Rice John Morton Malone Atlanta St. Patrick 3 Church Aspinwall John Harper Davison Lower Papad Street Samuel Maybelle Graham Frank Coffin Isabulle Coffin Henry Saxon Annie Wicker Sandersville Miss Dormer Philadelphia John S. Cohen Tatesullam T. Gary Isaay Nellie Downington N. Y Aitoad Ell Ithaca Bowen's Mill Irwin County Beakh McMath Miss Misa Lawson Stapleton William A. Dodson E. HB. Levi Montezuma Alva Elis Lumpkin C. B. Ellis John R. Shaw W. Felder Shaw Americua May Elson Bronwood G. H. Whitaker College Street Kate Roebuck Thomas R. McKenzie Emmett Murray Elizabeth Wheatley Montezums Mamie Pinkard Forsyth Oscar Harper Laur Brown Miller New York D. T. Wilson Bessie Walters Cordele A. Little- Onn Barnesville M.s. Sanda Nannie May Shipp Gainesville Cortelyou Marietta Gussie Moore Manila Minnie Josey Lizale Thomas Macon Mattie Perry Griffin Mary Minhinnette Arley Murphey Meta Murphey Mamye Harris Mesars ‘T. Simmons Sam D. Murphey Edwin Minhinnette Tom Murphey R. Co. Reid D.D Columbia 3. C J. Q. Nolan McDonough C. BE. Doman Emory College W. C. Wright Covington Gordon Institute Wiliam T. Dumas Sparta R. J. Powell R. O. Cotter Lizzie Thomas Mabel Cortelyau A. P. Kemp Bennie Thompson Thomaston Ouida Beauchamp Wesleyan College Macom Edwina Wilams H. D. Arnold Washington, Ga J. M. Brittain Muattle Terry Cartersville Carteraville Cassville Daughters of the Confederacy Confeder Ata Jefferson Davis Tabernacle Ala Saldlery Migs Annie Milner W. E. Quillitan Madison John W Jones Florence Milner General Gordon Missey Sable Nannie Swith Gordon County J. Lo Nee Missegbernie Carrie Turner A. H. Baskin Minnie Coleman Howerd Smith Joseph Freel Carrovlton James W. A. Rowland Matumony Joe Spira Broadwiter Brow Rowland B. M. Paci Baptist Church Willie Maud Brown Frank Bass Ciy Alabama Verna Pitman Roanoke Elizabeth DuBose Rome Mittle Johnson Griggs South Pryor Street Walter Boswell Greenesboro Poer West Point Messrs Morton and Turner Osford Zuesta W.G .Hardeman Mrs. Talton Mary Miss Hardeman Durham Lalla Fluth Carr Juan 3. Carr Wilam Foley Patton Pennsylvania Trinity Methodist Church Somerset Villa Miss Carr Carr Shawis Mount Vernon Seminary Washington, D.C Japan Orient Patton Curwensville Clearfield County Dawson I Sapho Mabel Rogers T. K. Guerry Church Street Walter T. C. Gelso Magele Crouch J. P. Durham Birmingham Callie Davis J. M. Marlin Montgomery T. H. Thurmond Georgetown J. W. Mercer J. H. Guerry Colone D. H. Popa Albany A. J. Carver Dalton Chattanooga Cumberland Presbyterian Church Marvin Berry Nel Hunt Calhoun First Methodist Miss Hunt H. C. Hunt Berry EB. Berry Berry- Bryant Hardware Company John Neal Nell Spears Rogersville Tenn Margaret Huff Evan Tate Lucy Lizzie Maddox Lollie McCarty Mary McCarty Murs Johnson C. L. Dearfork Gertrude Chester Remages W. L. Lingle J M Rice W. H. Swick Edith Moora WL Wail May Paul New Orleans John A Paurs Joseph Martin Beatrice Harrison Nasaille Ada Payne Winchistir Tenn Burt Hampton Elizabeth Caldwell Danville, Ky Hev JW Caldwell Katherine Blackwell Lewisberg Harry M . Shepler Sheyter Charles D Shige Washington Cna H D Westmoreland Selma M Wl Hefflinger D C Bessie W.lson Tuscumbia Bruce Stewart J Sikes Gilbert Nashville Matule Davis Louie Dodsworth Daxton Sallie C Jones Virginia C Clay Virgil Wilson Oscar Rolfe Maryland Row Johnstone Ar San Antonio Tex Bessie Foster Decatur Maude Strong Mamie A Hartwell Grace T Benson Lucy Cobb Institute Athens EB Benson Fannie Boyt Smith Bertha Leonard Lucy Cabb Institute Grace Benson B. Benson Miss Grare Daisy Webb Lena McCurry Yoste Cox Ina Matheson Lessie Peek Magele Hamrick Charlye White Jessia Johnson Eloise McCurry Lucile Patton Ethel Benson Annie Lizaie Carter Opal Condor Lucius McMillan Julian B. McCurry Loyd Teasley P.E Benson R. E. Matheson J Ad McCurry AL Skelton Jack Craft A. F R. Peek J. G. Richardson A. L. Richardson George Nichols B.E. Holland Will Stephens Indian Spring Woe Cole Calumet Mary Cleveland Ben Cleveland H. A. Daniels Anne Carmichael Lizzie ‘Slaughter J. Wright Jackson L. Frances J. W. Quillian M. J. Bigham Hill Street Armstrong Auburnn Jennie Beasley Washington City Wilkins T. J. Harwell Broad Street LaGrange Birdie Pitts Emily Calloway Gabriella Lanier A. E. Thornton Avanta E. M. Henderson Antiochis BR. C. Pharr E. A. Thomas and Fort Smith, Ark L . Rendee Greenville Street Mattie Horsley West Pout Hepziba R. C. Jester Southern Female College

London Strike Letters Stir Widespread Unrest

Fragmentary telegram style notes describe strike actions, threats, and police involvement as efforts to control chaos. References to Powell and Barrett imply labor conflict and possible arrests. The letter hints at internal divisions and tension within the union and press networks amid stalled negotiations.

Barrett Oper Powell

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