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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1902

Page

10

Social events and gatherings in early 1900s notes

A list of social invitations and teas features prominent names such as Miss Julia Porter Miss Emmie Johnson and Mrs Jack Hirsch as well as a formal luncheon hosted by STEELE and an evening at the Leland by Miss Wilhelmina Drummond. The items reflect a society calendar with numerous guests and attire details.

Five Oclock Tea Recitals At Mrs Nash Broyles Home

Elegant five o clock teas mark two social afternoons with pink and white carnation decorations. About 125 guests visited the Nash Broyles residence on Nuttington Avenue, while another gathering at Mrs Prioleau Ellis on West Peachires drew over a hundred attendees. Attendees included Mrs Jarnagin, Mrs Worcester, Miss Isabel Thomas, Miss Susie Wilson, and Miss Belle Stuart among others. Mrs Nash Broyles wore white mouslin trimmed in lace. Miss Annie Nutting in pink. Miss Eppie Nutting in white chifth. Miss Susie Glover in black lace with white trim. Miss Jane Boyd in cream mechlin lace. Mrs Jarnagin wore white lace. Mrs Forrester in black lace with turquoise trim. An additional event featured Miss Belle Stuart of Montgomery as guest of honor at a tea at Mrs Prioleau Ellis’s home, with pink and white decorations and same cordial hospitality. Mrs Ellis’s guests included Mrs Inllis, Miss Stuart in pale blue mousseline over blue silk with carnations. The punch table was run by Mrs George Brown and Mrs Vassar Woolley, assisted by Mrs W D Ellis Sr and Jr, Mrs Frank Block, Miss Phoebe Bills, Mrs Earnest Block, Mrs Edmund Berkeley, Mrs W C Wimbish, Mrs Peter Wimbish, Mrs Peter Erwin, Mrs S W Foster, Mrs William Prioleau, and Miss Martha Brown. An informal luncheon followed a game and a program by Mrs Scott, with prizes won by Mrs Jack Spalding and Mrs Nicolson. The event featured a first prize of Filbert Hubbard’s Little Journeys, a second prize silver candlestick, and a Tiffany vase as consolation.

Hirsch Joseph Hirsch Jack Turgeh Miss Herman Misa Frank Jack Hirsch Maurice Hirsch Irene Hirsch Miss Frank Nash Broyles Ting Dmer Annie Epple Nutritts Jarnagin Worcester Ed van Winkle Isabel Thomas Susie Wilson Estelle Gale Susie Glover Jane Boyd Annie Nutting Eppie Nutting Mrs. Jarnagin Mrs. Forrester Belle Stuart Montgomery Alan Prioleau Ellis St. Valentine Filbert Hubbard Jack Spalding Nicolson William Greene Raoul Scott Myra Clark Howell Cosgrove Mra. Wynn Charles Northen Miss Woodward Mary D. Woodward Franklin Schley Martha Woodward Sehley Nellie Howell Myrtis Scott Tuscaloosa Ala el Jen Peter-Bryce Christchurch B McCichon Henry J. Witts W. G. Cochran F. G. Blair Henry B. Foster Greenesboro Avenue Florence Italy Willam Martin Leona Browne Baptist Church Northport W. L. White Itura Browne Oscar Martin Glen Rice Marvin Shirley Tom Christian Frank Rice

Social Life and Recitals in Southern Society Notes

A detailed society page recounts elegant gatherings including a pink and green luncheon with Miss Woodward’s party, a Sheltering Arms restaurant opening, numerous receptions, and a choir of names such as Miss Tompkins Miss McPheeters Miss Calhoun and Miss Ogle. Also listed are D A R meetings church sociables and various visits across towns like Sparta Talbotton and Montgomery.

Entourage of Queen Insurance officials hosted by Tupper pair

Mr and Mrs 8 Y Tupper hosted a buffet supper for Queen Insurance Company agents. A university party including Waemer Lewis de Darsey Asa Candler Oliver Bloodworth and Will King plans to attend Miss Wilhek a Drummond's dance in Atlanta this evening.

Maurice Hirsch Miss Frank Edwin M. Frank Savannah The Queen Insurance Company 8. Y. Tupper University Waemer Lewis de Darsey Asa Candler Oliver Bloodworth Will King Atlanta Wilhek A Drummond

Grand stage fair with Murphy at Capitol Comedy

Mr Timothy Murphy stars in A Capitol Comedy at the Grand this afternoon and tonight. The show blends Washington life with humor, featuring Joel Gay and an all star company. Another offering Molly Pitcher with Kathryn Kidder plays next week, plus The Old Homestead and a large Grace church scene. The Columbia hosts The Little Coquette matinee and Don’t Tell My Wife tonight, with a $25 prize later.

the Grand Mr. Murphy Joel Gay Denman Thompson Old Homestead Grace Church Molly Pitcher Skathryn Kidder Misa Kidder Miss Kidder Lester Lonergan Caye Oliver Jean Chamblin Marton Columbia Mabel Paige Kathryn Kidder Glen MacDonough American Revelation’ Company of SALE Wepnfisday Southern Stock Company Pont Satuday Wight

Bill to Reduce War Taxes Restores Prewar Rates

Washington January 31 The bill reducing war taxes by 17 million dollars has been completed by Chairman Payne of the ways and means committee The measure aims to restore all rates to those that existed before the Spanish American War with special provisions for cigars tobacco beer and mixed flour The bill was referred to the committee on ways and means and schedules will be read and considered before reporting to the house

Payne Washington House

Roosevelt Lays Down Law Forbids Pay Lobbying By Employees

President Roosevelt issued an executive order forbidding all United States officers and employees from soliciting or influencing pay increases or lobbying Congress in their own interests. Violators face immediate dismissal. The move follows complaints from members of Congress about post office staff attempting to secure favorable legislation through threats or pressure.

Washington United States Roosevelt Congress Post Office

Spares From the Wires and Local Crime Reports

Independent D. O. Cunningham Glass Company raises wages for unskilled workers by 10 percent and other glass firms follow. Clint Nelgon, a wealthiest Gratiot County farmer, alleged gang leader robs farmers over years. Resolutions on formal acquisition of island by government presented to President Roosevelt by T. J. Keenan. Mrs. Cora de Baymiers dies after Rapid Transit Line blast. Von Tuckenburg bound for Bloc IDL.

Cambire D. O. Cunningham Glass Company American Window Glass Company Independent Glass Company Clint Nelgon Gratiot County Michigan Spain Roosevelt T. J. Keenan Pittsburg Keenan Island Cora de Baymiers New York deBay

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Les. Steele B. Steele Jula Porter Emmie Johnson Susan McPheeters Ada Alexander Maud Tompkins Sadie Morris Susan Calhoun Eugenia Oglesby Florence Jackson Agnes Raoul Rebecca Raoul Boulss Black Isabella Black Annie Fitten Joste Stockdell Mary Connally Frances Johnson Wit G Pone Stephen Hoke Porter Langston Michael Hoke Henry Franklin Hugh Dorsey Walter Clark Tom Glenn Austell Thornton Henry Porter Lowry Porter Eugene Ottley Earnest Ottley Miss Drummond Wilhelmina Drummond Leland Eugene Haynes Marguerite Dunlap Sarah Campbell Rosalind Tupper Maria Gress Claude Patterson Ruby Hutchinson Ayletta Lepsey Janita Tyler Leila House Hazel Miss Stuart Phoebe Bllus Earnest Block Edmund Berkeley W. C. Wimbish Peter Wimbish Peter Erwin W. Foster William Prioleau Martha Brown Maud Tompking Baltimore Misa Susan Hiaids’ Cohen Riven Gatti Crone Hightanf Avenue Haelsseo Diatons Murwudus Ae Wey Wiitengu Street HIVE Pheeters Tompkins McPheeters Calhoun Ogle Johnson Myrtle Scott Juslia Porter Miss Taylor Sheltering Arms Regal Shoe Company Willam Mannahan W. S. Bikin Bolling T.H. Marin G. G. Howard Richard A. Harris Franki. Logan W. S. Witham George W. Forrester W. C. Jarnagin Susie Oliver R. Price Sue Holloway H.L. Kahn E. A. Nelly Henry Leons Frank Myers George Winship Charles Hopkins Thomas Lumpkin 3. Richmond Harry Scott Fars Scott’s Frederick Srottin Edward Jones Barrett Geo Oooo Lynch BR. M. Grone Doubhit Cawthon Mias de Triville Georgia Duncan Mary Cothingham Belle Long Mamie Leamond Lucie Harris W. ©. Gill Sable Clayton Milas Alice Beardsley Harlyn Hitchcock Barta Crone Alex Beck Hiu Ma Vann Hilcott Dunn Annie Lemmond Alice Davis Grace Gill F. W. Wey Bertha Davis Marie Murray Mable Hatam Martha Smith Glen Thompson Lucile Bowden Janie Laird Cornelia Dunn Emmie Clark Joseph Habersham Thomas Jefferson Norwood Mitchell Kimball Tuscaloosa, Ala Sparta Mesdames H. W P. Z. Middelbrooks Sara Davia Sara Alley Augusta Birdsong Berry Clancey Lamar Palmer Harley Middlebrooks Bowen Vardeman Yarbrough Mr. and Iurs T. H. Little Messrs Alfriend Dougherty Little Merritt Bell Charrison Suse Yarbrough Davis and Bailey Hattie Coleman Leola Birasong Sue Lamar Lillian Middlebrooks Ennie McComb Florence Clancey Lily Vardeman Fannie Sonnenburg Talbotton, Ga Talbotton Sperial Alive Margaret Maxen Los Angeles Cal Eula Teonard Arthur Pew Bainbridge Virginia Pergons Paw More William James Thornton Opelika Twentieth Century Club Florence Baldwin Tom Barfwall Asanite Duanta Gas Lignt Co Mra. Bardwell Sal- Ye Fannie Gorman Kate Smith Emma Clinton Pratt Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Claude Buchanan New Ompany West End Gene McIntyre G. Wall Herbert Solis Delaware the Majestic Mra Baylis Philadelphia Aragon Dtel Ellen Hillyer Mary Brown Connally Rome James C. Hunter R. A. "Johnson Cincinnati Kate Montgomery Mrs. A. Montgom- Lee A. Montgomery Birmingham New Orleans Lee Jordan Macon Patrick McGeever Peter Lynch Daisy Haltzelaw Manila Haltzelaw Martha Glover Charleston Tuary- Towry Feloweet B. F. Dennison Clarence Bloodworth Albert Steiner, Sr Hot Springs A. Tucker Jacksonville Fla BH. Rich Hurepe Lena Harris Mias H. H. Tucker Hunter P. Cooper Capitol Avenue John Farrell Newark Alice Orr Ose Daisy Holtzclaw Chattapoo Maude Wynne Stella Price Ira Steiner Florida Nathan Lyon B. ‘Armistead Dr. Foater Carolyne Baylor Miss Atdice Hatch Harlem Belle Stewart Montgomery, Ala Prelton Ellis Ory Wilburs Cucia Robert M. Miller W.& Burkhart 0. S J. F. Healy Ene Columbia, Theater Numerore Tns Columbia Theater Miller’s Norway Metropolitan Company Yerkes District Railway Metropolitan Railway Company London Tariff Committee Reichstag Bumber Cortes Henry T. Finck Frenk Hi. Maring Jean Parkman Brown Wm. Wilson Frederick Branded Hayes K. Hadley Bales Pispart Muric Cilver Bitsen Sorpaag Joeee Publichovs Geoten Wizar H. O. Wilbur & Sons Chicago Tonigat Paul Wistach Capitol Highlanders of Canada Edward VII Bcenle Verne Marie Ax Mary Morgan Wight Mcmatifer Court House Parris No. St Irewin Street Donald M. Bain Vibanska von Tuckenburg Fea Guerieston Bloc Idl Thies Pana Hae Ord Siti Orina Wilkinson County Inyinten Sald Atte Bessemer Steel Office of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue John P. Chatfield Secreary Irwinton P, Duncan LL. Freeman T. Dupre I Cc. H. Adams Roxzda Wickingon County Georgia Cawlington Gran S Treet Wear Fier
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