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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1902
Page
12
A three act comedy Trust will be staged Tuesday at 4 pm in the seminary hall with Lord Jack Townley played by John Gilmore and Jennie Patle portrayed by Grace Landrum. The cast also includes Clorinds de Coury Heremist played by Heath Bilackerel and Eula Otis by Madge Landrum. The event precedes a Friday engagement announcement in Marshallville.
St Josephs Infirmary bazaar opens Friday at 10 o clock on Whitehall street with a wide array of saleable articles and a restaurant. The store booths are colorfully arranged with cool departments and attentive matrons ensure a pleasurable shopping and dining experience benefiting the Sisters of Mercy and St Josephs Infirmary. Dameron Joyner wedding announced for April at 8:30 pm at the residence of Rev Charlies R Nishett with attendants Margarit Joyner and Logan Dameron. The couple will reside at 223 Haynes street after May 1.
Announcement from Rome and Atlanta outlines the forthcoming marriage of Atie Wright Walters of Rome and Frances Gracs McClain of Atlanta Georgia in early June Invitations have reached Atlanta. McClain is daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph McClain Ringgold. Walters is a Rome businessman The notice notes social interest from Georgia and mentions Mrs Eliza Harris of Woodville and Miss Ines Inman and Mr Chester Clifford McLeod in Atlanta events teachers and club meetings are listed for April and May including Washington Seminary vocal program and the Council of Jewish Women meeting at Garnett Forsyth streets The piece also references local political circles noting a legislator and a merchant farmer.
Miss Martha Boynton and Miss Annie Laurie Hill depart next week to visit Miss Mary Wood Hill in Washington. Sea Mr. Charles Robbe of Augusta spent several days in the city last week. "an Lear of Philadelphia is the Qed Qe Overthe Dae.
Mrs John Findley Van Lear and Mrs James Mills entertainments noted as guests in Monroe. Georgia women, including Mrs Leonora Beck Elys, attend the Southern Educational Conference in Athens. Local visits feature visitors from Washington, Baltimore, Vienna, and Albany with returns from Athens and Dallas events. Couples Porter and Bruce celebrate post-wedding trips. others return to homes at Walton, East Hunter, and Spring streets.
Numerous residents travel for reunions and visits. Mrs Eaton Hopkins of Augusta will be in Atlanta Monday. Mrs Forrest Adair and Mrs WP Pattie plan California travel until June. Mr Alec C Smith remains seriously ill at home. Many locals visit relatives in Jacksonville Hawkinsville Gainesville Rome and Birmingham. The Busy Bee Society hosts an annual picnic at Pince de Leon.
Maine based Blue Hall Granite sues Venable Construction in U S court over measurement of granite blocks. Dispute: payment by quarry measurement versus payment by finished, cut and shaped size. One hundred ninety two blocks involved. case linked to 1897 1898 U S battery project at Key West. Plaintiffs’ counsel J Ho Gilbert. defendants’ counsel Hoke Smith and H C Peeples.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. It warns against mercury in remedies and touts a Toledo manufactured internal medicine that acts on blood and mucous surfaces. The copy urges buyers to ensure genuineness and notes a 75 cent per bottle price with testimonials available.
Governor Candler told The Constitution he has not received a letter from Archi tect Bradford Gilbert about the Atlanta depot in ten days. He says Gilbert wrote ten days ago noting President Spencer has seen the plans and would have his engineer review them. No further comment was offered and no depot committee meeting is planned until more definite information is received, possibly a month.
Athens Ga April 28 Special The closing of the educational conference and departure of distinguished guests will bring a lull in Athens social life until commencement. Elegant entertainments in the form of luncheons dinners teas and wall receptions occurred despite prior announcements of no social functions. Notable hosts included Colonel and Mrs WoW Thomas Mrs M A Lipscomb and Mrs John Welch with elaborate affairs at the Thomas residence praised for its palatial colonial style.
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