All Women Should Be Well Dressed At Home Card Party
A lengthy society feature discusses home attire for women, urging dainty at home dress. It covers a card party hosted by Miss Alice Steele with details on prizes and attendees, and notes on Miss Sarah Hemphill and Miss Langford hosting gatherings in Conyers.
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Alice Steele
Sarah Hemphill
Conyers
Peachtree
Bessie Moore
Louise Lamar
Americus Ga
Misa. Steele
Bliss Haith Thist
George Winship
Laura Witham
Frances Stewart
Florence Hobbs
Helen Muse
Harriet High
Sarah Marguerite Hemphill
Grace Benson
Hartwell
Hattie Orr
Aline Patterson
Hille Patterson
Susie May Pope
Eloise Stewart
Hallie Eilis
Florine Jones
Minnie van Epps
Nellie Harris
Janie Thornton
Emma Greggs
Americus
Nelle Hightower
May Thomas
Annie Candler
Katherine Gholstin
Ethel Keely
Nellie Deveny
Elizabeth Adair
Hart Wylie
Martha Whitman
Turquoise Jewelry Ad Promotes Azure Mine Stones
An ad claims German sentiment links turquoise to fidelity and honesty, noting color stability of Azure mine stones. It touts latest settings and precious stones from DAVIS & FREEMAN, with a date line and a brief sales pitch for marriages and gifts.
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Davis & Freeman
Sue Ons
Community Gleanings: Local Residents Entertain and Travel
Local notes report Mrs J R Ells and family visiting, Dan G Lyle hosting guests, Dr Frances Bradley away for studies in Childrens Hospital New York and Massachusetts General Boston. Several residents return home from trips to Rye Beach New Hampshire, Springfield Ohio, Buffalo New York, Tallulah Falls, Tate Springs, and Tate. Whole list records guest visits, returns, and travel plans across Atlanta area families and friends.
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George B Ecker
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York City
Esterda
J. R. Ells
Dan G. Lyle
Porter Springs
Chas Es
Ethel Louise Jones
Macon
Frances Bradley
Newark
Boston
Childran'a Hospital
New York
Massachusetts Hospital
Alex Smith
W. W. Gray
Rye Beach
N. H
Death of Samuel Pharr Pioneer and Peachtree Resident
Samuel Pharr, a Fulton county pioneer and Peachtree district figure, died at his home on Peachtree road after weeks of acute bilious fever. Born in Spartanburg SC in 1824, he moved to Georgia at age 12, lived in Gwinnett and Chattooga counties, then Fulton. A Confederate veteran and longtime farmer, he held county offices and belonged to the Royal Arch Masonry and Presbyterian church. He is survived by six sons and one daughter. The funeral, conducted by Dr A B Holderby, will be this afternoon at Rock Springs Presbyterian church, with interment at Westview cemetery.
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Samuel Pharr
Fulton County
Peachtree District
Peachtree Road
Mr Pharr
Spartanburg
Georgia
Gwinnett County
Young Pharr
Chattooga County
Fulton
Pharr
Gabbett
Presbyterian Church
H W Pharr
W B Pharr
Check Raising Charge Hits Atlanta Man Frank Abrahams
Frank Abrahams, a well known Atlanta man, was arrested in Montgomery by order of Acting Chief Henry Jennings on a telegraphic request. He is charged with raising a check for $10 to $400 and passing it to Neal Loan and Banking Company, then fled Atlanta for New Orleans before arrest.
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Frank Abrahams
Montgomery
Henry Jennings
Atlanta
Abrahams
Neal Loan and Banking Company
New Orleans
Jennings
Atrahams
Fulton Club Holds Informal Reception for Riley and Harris
The Fulton Club plans an informal reception this afternoon from 3 to 5 o clock for James Whitcomb Riley and Joel Chandler Harris. The event follows Bailey's election as honorary member at a Wednesday executive committee meeting with no formal program.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Joel Chandler Harris
Fulton Club
Mr. Bailey
Mr Riley
Atlanta
Riley
Harris
Man Killed By Central Train Near Ocmulgee Street
L J Richardson a white man about 50 was killed yesterday afternoon by a Central railroad train near Ocmulgee street. He was knocked from a trestle onto the tracks, struck by another train, and died about six o'clock at home after being taken to Grady hospital. He leaves a wife and six children.
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L. J. Richardson
L J Richardson
Central Railroad
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Ocmulgee Street
Mr Richardson
Ocmulmee Street
Grady Hospital
Lyceum Acts Impress Crowd Despite Weather
Johnny Page delivered another acrobatic turn at the Lyceum while La Petite Adelaide and the Petching brothers drew praise. The week promises a six person feature with the Gillette family of acrobats and other acts. At the Columbia two audiences saw The Fatal Card and The New Dominion with strong applause. Tonight The James Boys are billed and a $25 prize is offered Saturday night. Manager Anderson travels to New York to lock fall and winter bookings and arrange vaudeville features for the Southern Interstate fair.
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Lyceum
Johnny Page
Pages
la Petite Adelaide
Petching Brothers
Breton-Runckel
Gillette
Acrobata
Schaffer
Hood
Toreat
Armann
Hartley
Inman
Walker
Mabel Casedy
Columbia
New Dominion
Klimt Hearn
George Klimt
Frank Mason
Miss Hearn
Dorothy Mason
James Boys
New York
Anderson
R Coley Anderson
Lyceum Theater
Vaudeville Managers Association
Mau A Klimt~hearn Company
City OF
Hammerstein
Palm Garden
Ten Days Left in Constitution Labor Day Contest
The contest enters its final ten days as candidates redouble efforts and voters rush to send coupons. A son helps his candidate by delivering the Constitution minus the coupon to customers daily, while a police officer reportedly earns many coupons from a city friend, potentially yielding votes.
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Buffalo
Constitution Office
Police
Fire Decumenta
Atlanta
Constitution
Buffalo Exposition
Atlanta Boy Chosen to Represent Sewanee Fraternity
Henry Dishro Phillips of Atlanta a Sewanee student has been elected by the Delta Tau Delta chapter at the university to represent it at the thirty sixth Karnea to be held soon in Milwaukee Wisconsin Phillips is a Boys High School graduate from the class of 1899 and is in his second year at the University of the South The honor reflects his high standing within both the university and the fraternity
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Sewanee
Kimea
D T. D
Milwaukee
Henry Dishro Phillips
Atlanta
Tniversity of the South
Sewanee Town
Delta Tau Delta
Wis
Phillips
Phillipa
Boys’ High School
The Donald Fraser High Grade School for Boys
The Donald Fraser college preparatory school at Decatura trains boys for college or business. Its graduates succeed in southern colleges and beyond. Principal G Holman Gardner boards a few good boys at his home. families are urged to request the catalogue before deciding on a school.
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Donald Fraser College Preparatory School
Decatura
Southern Colleges
G Holman Gardner
SCHOW
Stone Mountain
W. B Griffin
H Carter
Spain
Jaginia Female Institute
Staunton
Virginia
Maria Pendleton Duval
Prin
J E B Btuart
Prather
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