Stylish August Fashion and Piedmont Club Social Life
Stylish costumes and al fresco dining mark a Fort nightly scene at the Piedmont Driving Club. Notables like Judge Newman and Mrs Newman attend as fashion columns detail lace, guipure, and flamboyant blouses with short boleros, while dinners draw Mrs Henry Jackson, Mr J D Robinson, and many others to a grand table d hote event.
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Piedmont
Piedmont Driving Club
Wiliam T. Newman
Misa Newman
Ruth Hallman
Addie Maud
Charles Crankshaw
Paine
Willam Chapin
Lewis Beck
Ovid Sparks
J. W. English
Henry Jackson
Misa Ada Alexander
Hallowell
Frank Hawking
George Brooke
A. J. Orme
Wilmer Moore
Eugene Jack
Fledmont Driving Club
Garden party and society notes from Georgia town
A jumble of social items records lawn party at Miss Caroline Howell’s West End home with lantern decor and guests including Laura McRae and Inez Siedge. It notes visitors, weddings, and numerous bystander updates from Tallahassee and nearby cities, detailing travel plans, guests, and hospitalities across August.
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Caroline Howell
West End
Miss Howell
Laura McRae
Nellin Dozier
Inez Siedge
Caroline Robertson
Laurse Dooly
Ruth Tweete
LaGrange
Mary Howai
Joe Rhoded
John Corrigan
Clarence Haverty
N. EX Murray
Arthur Hipwell
Sim Sledge
Clem Allen
John Allen
Delayed girders slow downtown viaduct construction
Construction stalls as girders destined for the Peachtree viaduct are delayed from Philadelphia. Wilkins and Witkina report shipments next week. concrete floor laying to begin after girders arrive. Pedestrian passage remains open while work proceeds and new O Keefe building will rise three stories with two storefronts.
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Witkina
Philadelphia
Wilkins
Pittsburg
Peachtree
Whitehall Street
McCollum
West Point Road
Wilking
Southern Paving and ‘Construction Company
Washington Street
Capitol Avenue
O'Keefe
Stone Mountain
Ooe
Grant Wilkins
Agnes Scott Institute Featured as Superior College
Agnes Scott Institute near Atlanta is described as superbly equipped with modern facilities and laboratories, a Christian faculty of high standing, and a favorable village setting six miles from Atlanta. Catalogue and information available from Rev. F. Gaines, D.D., president, Decatur, Ga.
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Agnes' Scott
Atlanta
Agnes Scott Institute
F. Gaines
D.D
Decatur
Social Roundup Notes Guests and Travels in Spring City
A stream of visitors and departures marks the spring social circuit. Mr George Stephens of Macon is in the city with Mrs and MM guests. Mrs Jennie L Byers returns from Gainesville. Miss Nell Fuller to Griffin. Miss Bara Cook from Alabama. Miss Annie Laurie Fuller hosts a gathering for Miss Dawdex. Rev and Mrs Langston depart for Leedsville Pa. John Humphrys returns to Philadelphia. Mrs Orla Sparks back home. Mrs CD Hymne from New York. Colonel Robert Steven returns. Miss Tyla Taylor to stay until September first. Mr William B Lowe visiting Marietta. farewell concert for Miss Dorothy Whitcomb and Miss Leona Clarkson planned for August 9. Judge and Mrs Tanner to stay through September 1. Miss Hiva Barrett improving. Ottley duo and Miss Passee Fenton Ottley in New York. Mrs Florine Holt and Mrs William Alan at Waldorf. Miss Mamie Schone off to Alabama house party. Mrs Augustus C Vrealand and daughter Emmaida from New Orleans visiting. Justice SH Landrum back from trip near Washington with nieces Anne and Iva Wright. Miss Feesle Small to return from Miss Veazey Tinahng's Siloam party. Mrs Batiente Ste Wheickler and young daughter visiting Mrs T S Ripley on West Peachtree. Bemaneis and two children with Mrs Iyer heading to Tallulah for August.
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George Stephens
Macon
W. A. Fuller, Jr
Jennie L. Byers
Gainesville
Nell Fuller
Griffin
Bara Cook
Alabama
I. W. Rucker
Tyla Taylor
William B. Lowe
Marietta
Kumbal
Dorothy Whitcomb
Misa Leona Clarkson
Tanner
Misa Hiva Barrett
J. K. Ottley
Passee Fenton Ottley
New York
Barlington
Florine Holt
William Alan
Waldorf Astoria
New
Mies
Mamie Schone
Augustus C. Vrealand
Emaida
New Orleans
D. Apple
Justica
Feesle Small
Veazey Tiingham
Siloam
Batinte Ste Wiekiler
Tittle
T. S. Ripley
Hi West
Peachtree Street
Bemaneis
Mrs. Iyer
Tallulah
Folia
Railway notes on Brown and Seaboard shifts in Atlanta
Joseph M. Brown resigns from the Seaboard Air Line's Atlanta general agent post effective August 1 1901 with plans for literary work. The piece outlines his service since 1893 and notes other railroad appointments, plus market data on western railway earnings and related orders.
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Joesph MM. Brown
Seaboard
Atlanta
Portsmouth
Fotlows
Joseph’ M. Brown
Joseph’ M. Brown, the Present Incumbent, Raving
Brown
R. H. Tate
Jacksonville
Lyceum vaudeville tops weekly attendance in Atlante
The Lyceum reports record week receipts with higher paid admissions than any prior polite vaudeville period in Atlante. Manager Anderson plans to outdo this bill next week led by Rauschelle the mimic, Rever sisters, Ellsworth and Burt, Edmonds Emerson and Emmons, Ed Busus the acrobat, and a concluding vitagraph performance.
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Lyceum
Atlante
Anderson
New York
Rauschelle
Fae Rever
Ellsworth
Burt
Edmonds
Emerson
Emmons
Ed Busus
Horace O’Neal Faces Last Chance At Reform School
Recorder Broyles pleaded for mercy as Horace O’Neal an 18-year-old white youth appeared before the high court. He warned the boy that failure to reform would send him to the chain gang and bifurcated the docket. the reformatory was named as his only chance for change.
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Recorder Broyles
High Court
Horace O'Neal
Broyles
Hils
Green acquitted in Kentucky self defense case
In Barbourville Kentucky on August 2 John Green was acquitted of killing John Mitchell on the grounds of self defense. The verdict comes as Caleb Powers awaits trial for Governor Goebel’s murder while Green’s status links him to a Powers family implicated in the Goebel case. Captain John Powers is described as a fugitive from justice tied to alleged complicity in the assassination.
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Caleb Powers
Barbourville
Sperial
John Green
John Mitchell
Green
Goebel
John Powers
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