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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1902
Page
11
In a New England bookshop a married woman defends Balzac against critics arguing his novels abuse young women. She contends Balzac reveals truth about women and society, while recommending Anne Reeve Aldrich poetry for a thoughtful young reader.
ISS CARA HUTCHINS hosts a heart party for her young friends next Saturday at 2 PM. After games, refreshments will be served. Guests include Blissey Annie Sems Annie Lor Padgett Corey Hoyt Brown Clara Mey Winn Alice Ormond Annie Homes Alne Thomas Elise Landrum Margaret Ladwn Bessie Potts Kate Waldo Wille Lewis ruselle Mabry Drew Crumbell Lose Johnson Mildred Noble Josephine Davis Jessie Pope Ida Hightower Margaret Smota Laura William Harry Stockdell Frances Connells Louise Williford Pat Holland Julia Goode Margaret Torbett Ouida Thomas Caroline Perdue Eugenia Walker Mabel Turt Cleveland Zahner Jennie Sue Bell Leontine Day.
NEL Washington December 16 Special Mr and Mrs Ferrell of LaGrange Ga wed in Washington at the groom's home with plans to return to LaGrange. Also John G Roberts of Valdosta to wed Miss Gra Lee Smith in Cleburne Texas today. couple to reside in Valdosta after holidays.
The temperature fell from above freezing to near seven degrees below as a cold front moved in. By 9 PM the quicksilver neared the freezing point and continued falling. forecasters predicted a 25 degree low with clear skies and a bracing wind. Local weather bureau notes a prior warm spell gave way to a steady descent, with rain ending and sunshine returning briefly alongside cooling gusts.
A householder shut off water early as freezing risk rose, anticipating plumbing repairs. A Monday night downpour drenched Atlanta, with rainfall reaching 2.20 inches, the heaviest in the region in recent memory, second only to two other stations nationwide.
In Division No 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians the officers for the next two years were elected at a Monday meeting at 65 South Pryor street. P G Keeney was reelected president with L B OHeefe as vice president and other officers named, including John O'Dougherty recording secretary and Henry Connelly treasurer.
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