New Georgia Industry Promoted At Arts and Crafts Bazaar
A Georgia crafts movement piece highlights basketry by Emma Wilburn of Griffin showcased at the Atlanta fair and to be sold at the Woman’s Club arts and crafts bazaar December 9 to 24. The feature stresses handwork, school scholarship origins, and local club support for home industries over factory production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nold
Georgie Women
Georgia
Spditor
Mary Appewhite
New Georgia
Sap
Roia
Emma Wilburn
Griffin
Atlanta
Miss Wilburn
Georgia Federation of Clubs
Georgia Club
Poamey
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
New York
Teachers' College
the University
Georgia Federation
Woman’s Club
Branson
State “Normal
Athens
Constitution
Miss Bacon
Woman's Club
J. K. Ottley
Afternoon Reception Hosts and Guests
John A Miller and Mamie Miller will host a Friday evening reception with Miss McElroy of Kentucky and Miss Printup of Washington as guests of honor. Five hundred invitations issued. Mrs. Miller and daughter assisted by a long list of ladies including Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. Padgett in receiving, at Mrs. Miller's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
John A. Miller
Mamie Miller
Miller
Charles A. Bowen
Hardy Padgett
Cleveland Wilcoxon
G. M. Houser
W. GC. Searight
Lewis
R. F. Watson
H. Miller
P. Milam
D. Woodward
H. W. Palmer
J. Lindsay John
W. 8. Witham
G. A. Yeicaty
Fannia Brown
Montgomery
5. W. Foster
Forrest Avenue
Fain
Baylor
Ragsdale
Alma Johnson
Miss Printup
Washington
McHirey
Bentucky
Estelle Sterker
Nellie Bowen
Rachel Milam
What We Have Now Adorns Home With New Tiffany Arrivals
The notice notes a shift from prior admired items to new offerings including gold, silver, and jeweled ornaments for personal and home use. It highlights a newly arrived Tiffany art Blase assortment, inviting readers to come now and later to view the collection.
Cinderella party and tea timetable delayed by death
The article lists multiple social entertainments with guests from Columbus, Montgomery, Washington and Kentucky, including Miss Clements and Miss Fannia Brown, and notes a 6 oclock tea postponed due to the death of Dr. J P Huntley’s mother Mrs M C Kuuntley of LaGrange, with the tea rescheduled for the 23rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Swift
J. P. Huntley
M.C. Kuuntley
LaGrange
Social and personal notes from Atlanta society page
A burst of social activity features Young Men's Christian Association events and the Georgia Baptist Orphans' Home board meeting, with numerous visits and engagements. Notables include Miss L Graham Crozier postponing visits, and guests in town such as Miss Louise Anderson, Miss Anne Washington, Miss Maud Tompkins, and Miss Jessie Norton, with wedding plans, receptions, and a December 11 wedding in the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers of
The
Georgia Baptist Orphans’ Home
Second Baptist Church
Atlanta
Fehale of the
King’s. Daughters
Sone
Austell Building
Dinner at the Capital City Club Honors Mrs Witbeck
Mr. Percy Adama hosts a dinner at the Capital City Club in compliment to the guest of honor Mrs. Witbeck. The gathering includes Mrs. Walter Taylor Miss Julia Taylor Miss Rosalie Howell Miss Rebecca Oul Cornelia Green Mr BL L McClesky Mrs A J Ryan Dr Bates Block Hugh Robinson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Adama
Capital City Club
Witbeck
Walter Taylor
Julia Taylor
Rosalie Howell
Rebecca. Oul
Cornelia Green
L. McClesky
A. J. Ryan
Bates
Block
Hugh Robinebn
Delighful coaching party honors Mrs Witbeck at Country Club
Colonel and Mrs Lowry host this afternoon for a luncheon outing to the Country Club with guests including Mrs Witbeck, Mrs Taylor, Miss Howell, Miss Taylor, Miss Rankin, Miss Glover, Mr L L McClesky, Mr Will Glenn, Dr Hubbard, Mr Henderson Hallman and Mr Charles McGehee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witbeck
Robert J. Lowry
Colonel
Lowry
Taylor
Rosullte’ Howell
Rankin
Mies Aoul
Glover
Will Glenn
Hubbard
Henderson Hallman
Charles’ McGehee
Bazaar at Church of Incarnation on Whitehall Street
The ladies of the Church of Incarnation open a bazaar at 128 Whitehall Street tomorrow through Thursday. Beautiful articles for Christmas gifts will be on sale. Luncheon is served daily from 10:20 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Evening programs are planned to entertain visitors and every arrangement aims to make the bazaar a rewarding event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie H. Canfield
Guy Farris
Fla
Atlanta
Sisters of Mercy
B. J. Boller
Troy
Ohio
G. N. Kellogg
Woodward Avenue
Church of the Incarnation
Whitehall Street
Fair Visitors Entertained at Six Oclock Tea
Mrs William Lawson Peet hosted a series of six oclock teas. Yesterday afternoons guests of honor were Miss Fannie Loct ett and Miss Maud Behols, invited by Mrs Joseph Thompson and Mrs W H Kiser. Music featured the pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Lockett
Norwood Mitchell
Frank Eilis
van Landingham
William Lawson Peet
Fannie ‘Loctett
Joseph. Thompson
Maud Behols
W.H. Kiser
Largest Georgia San Jose scale experiment advances
State Entomologist W. M. Scott and assistant W. F. Fiske lead a major trial at Marshallville orchard, testing remedies on 17 000 trees across 400-tree plots to identify safe, effective controls for the San Jose scale on Georgia peaches, with progress monitored through February or March and claims it is the largest experiment of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. ‘Scott
W. F. Fiske
San Jose
H. Rumph
Marshallville
Georgia
Scott
Messig
Fiske
Poor Millionaire Lately Starves in London Diet Fails
A Poor Millionaire Lately starved in London due to indigestion. Early use of Dr King s New Life Pills would have helped. These pills claim to strengthen the stomach aid digestion promote assimilation improve appetite and are sold for 26 cents with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dr. King
Atlanta Charter Bill Signed and Related Measures Passed
Governor Candler signed a broad charter amendment for Atlanta allowing an extra alderman election, restricting water works sales, and adding a pro tem recorder. The house refused to reconsider motions on the measure, sending it to the governor. Other approved items include Georgia exhibit plans, kaolin deposits study, Hogansville dispensary bill, and conference with an architect on capitol repairs. Christmas suggestion from Rudgell’s photographs at 494 Whitehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler
Atlanta
House
Senate
Wright
Bovernons Ofoe
Park
Green
Commisogee of Agriculture
Georgia
St. Loui
General Assembly
Ellis
Messrs
Freeman
Troup
Hogansville
Hillis
Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the Confederacy Space In the ‘State Capitol
Sullivan
Amendments Considered in Senate Amid Debates on School Fund
The Senate discussed the constitutional amendment bill with Senator Bell resuming arguments and Cobb opposing provisions that tie the school fund to race. Cobb defended current allocations to Black citizens, arguing they receive their just share. The body adjourned near ten, with Bell seeking a section by section review when reconvened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sena
Bell
Cobb
Thia
Atlanta
Harter
Senate Ylilcnte
Tomary
The Making of Worlds by Garrett P Serviss
Garrett P Serviss, a widely honored scientist, will speak to the Atlanta Lecture Association on Thursday evening at the Grand. His lecture, The Making of Worlds, will cover sidereal wonders with clear popular interpretation and direct style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett P. Serviss
Times
Atlanta Lecture Association
Serviss
the Grand
Atlanta
Garrett &. Serviss
Thureday
Sale
November Weather Summary Sets Record Low Mean
Celobel J. B. Marbury reports November 1901 with a mean of 47.2 degrees, the lowest for the month since 1980. High temperature reached 76 on the 1st and low 25 on the 7th. Total precipitation was .99 inches, the smallest since 1894. Northwest winds dominated, peaking at 37 mph on the 18th. Fifteen days were clear, ten partly cloudy, five cloudy. No heavy frost. one killing frost on the 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caster
J. B. Marbury
Celobel J. B. Marbury
Weather Bureau
Sol Smith Russell Stricken With Sleep Infirmity
Famous actor Sol Smith Russell, aged about 80, was recently stricken with a sleep fever while at home in Washington. He is noted for his genial stage persona and is credited with many quaint and amusing impersonations. His condition is not described as critical at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bol ’ Smith Russell
Moore and Stephenson Offers Christmas Pictures
Local ad copy highlights Moore and Stephenson as the place to go for the best Christmas pictures with festive options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore & Stephenson
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Miss Lockett
Patton
Miss Blodgett
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Bt A Tebe SA
A. O. Woodard
Arts’ and Crafts
Roycrofters
Lockett
Joseph Thompson
Barbour Thompson
Frank Ellis
Ralph van Landingham
Arthur Krut
South America
Aubrey Young
Robert Emory Park
Susan Calhoun
Martha Glover
Katie Stocking
Janie Kingsbery
Miss Clements
Mary Culberson
West Nd
Miasey Nell O'Donnelly
Mary Brown Connelly
Ethel Akers
Cornelia Palmer
Zulette Crumley
Mabel Taylor
Lillian Harris
Irme Cantrell
Young Man's Christian’ Association
Graham Crozier
Henry B. Tompkins
Washington, Ga
Cora ‘Roomts
MeAten Marsh
Fannie ‘Lockett
George Noble Jones
Savannah
Anne Washington
Tennessee
Maud Tompkins
Misa Louise Anderson
Jessie Norton
Touisville
Louise Madden
Nashville
Bessie Draper
J. G. Butler
South Carollina
We ‘Ww. Draper
Peter Grant
Memphis. Tenn
Florence Lesgauer
Jeanne Dittler
Miss Sauer
Miss Dittter
Wemning
duBignon
Savanneh
Henry S. Jackson
Josie Stockdell
William Green
Raoul, Jr
Batley Thomas
Baltimore
Mrs. Witbeck
Church of Incarnation
Butowmeigist
Marshalla
Russell
Whitehall
Atlanta Charter Bill
Rudgsell
Mas
Bussell
Welsbach
Vetter
Atlanta Gas
LIGHT
Mt Se
A. Ag
Kelley's
MAS Pictures
Yareroveh
Peachtree
Walton St
Sol Smith Russell
Ilese
Fens
Eiseman & Weil
Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters
Whitehall St
Clething
W. L. Douglas
Carhartt.s Union
Kress
Grand ‘Opera House
Knights of Pythias Hall Associaton
Ferg
Butea
Bina
Nees
Holder Comet Co
Miller's
Colissur
Waltnour
Mana
Vsi
Guicago
Haney
Tstetpawns
Sun Fe
Wilbur
Wilbur & Sons
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
G. Glank
Ghattanuugs
T. A
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern Railway Company
Gonrd Company
Bank of the Manhattan Company
Wallstreet
New Yorkery
Smith
F Staith
Prudential Building
Bill Rosa
Truna Fagtgat L. Lieberman
Whitehan Street
Moore & Stephenusdu
Afleutee
Wiley’s
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