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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1901
Page
3
Annulet Andrews and Maud Andrews Werner-Ramsay are highlighted for literary and journalistic success in New Orleans. Engagements and weddings across Atlanta and Roswell feature Ramsay, King, and Gilliland families. A luncheon hosted by Miss Patterson decorates with pink and green, while Lena Swift hosts a 200-guest tea. Social rounds recount gowns, receptions, and weekdays’ events with numerous local names and connections.
A large crowd visited the Peachtree home yesterday afternoon from 4 to 7 in white and green decor, narcissus arrangements, and graceful hospitality. Mrs Gale wore white silk, Miss Gale in crepe de chine. several hostesses assisted and numerous guests attended.
Fragments show a shop listing purses and accessories with phrases about artistic designs and fine materials. Mentions of silver purse tops and various finishes appear alongside stray quotes and unclear references to Shakespeare.
Carlton McCullough and Miss Maude Neeley McCullough wed at the bride’s mother Mrs Emma McCullough home with Rev. George L. Bitzer officiating. The couple planned to depart for Michigan on the evening train, the bride a popular local schoolteacher. John Gilliland and Miss Hattie King were married at Roswell in a ceremony at the bride’s historic home with Rev. W. E. Baker officiating. guests attended a luncheon afterward in the dining room.
Numerous society guests arrive and depart in Atlanta area as families host cards and visits. Notables include Miss Stella Lois Gramling and Miss Annie Fitton visiting relatives, and invitations extended for Mrs. William Green Raoul’s cotillion. Local residents travel to New York, Chicago, and Florida for holidays, while others plan winter stays and reunions with kin across the region.
An old time patent medicine advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Fills as tireless helpers for all ailments. It promises to cure malaria fever biliousness jaundice and liver issues and claims quick relief from sick headache. Sold for two cents at all druggists.
Holiday photographs note Mayor Mims designates December 19 as the Charleston exposition day for the city council and officials. A special train will carry the party, with Mayor Mims expected to join. The plan follows a council meeting discussion and a proposed resolution by Councilman Barrett.
Georgia State Social Improvement Society convened at the M C A building with Dr J C Solomon as president and Dr J No Brawner as secretary. A strong program was presented with lectures on crime prevention, education, heredity, and health, as members planned future sessions and adopted a constitution.
Burlington Iowa locomotive fireman C W Bellamy describes severe pain weakness and loss of appetite before taking Electric Bitters. He credits the tonic with restoring his health and vigor, urging others to try it with satisfaction guaranteed at 50 cents.
A fragmentary obituary notice for W. D. Grant memorializing courage shown facing death. The verse lauds calm endurance and fearlessness, referencing a dramatic biblical tone and a salute to truth and steadfastness in the face of death. Mrs. B. W. HL. Eatonton, Ga.
Mrs Hart sues A L Waldo and Phoenix Insurance for 1200 policy on 453 Pulliam street dwelling burned December 10 1897 alleging misrepresentation and delayed payment after arbitration set 874.04. Policy reportedly transferred to Southern Messenger Service as loan security. suit seeks policy return and arbitration award plus attorney fees. Also notes Elizabeth Turner sues Atlanta Railway and Power for 10000 for husband Turner's death near Wort McPherson last Monday due to alleged negligence. Mission Board seeks charter for Georgia Baptist Convention.
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