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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1904

Page

11

Pleasant social season gatherings in Macon

A large party including Major Hannon and Judge Felton travels to attend Patt concert, with numerous attendees listed. A boys and girls dance at Boyadia’s hall hosted by the Tech chapter of a fraternity promises to be lively. Miss Sarah Coates hosts a refined afternoon for her young friends in pink and lace. Miss Halsey honors in a St Valentine themed party hosted by Miss Isabelle Thomas. Afternoon tea at the Piedmont hotel features international guests and a crowd in elegant dress with a musical program.

Sdaconttes Maconpee Major Hannon Mra Felton George Duncan Mra. Wortham Laura Btevens S.A. E T Boyadia Tech the & A. EL Tila Josso Lea Wittora Bessie Moore Martha ‘Woodward Catherine Gholsting Beasie Woodward Roberta Scott Zula Aditing Annie May Thern Edna McCandites Mary Deas Tupper Marie Angler Grace Thorne Laura Hill Payne Harriet Stockdell Clara Belle Wilson Helen Payne Ethel Kelley Fannie Gray Samuelie Whitman Closs Williford Maud Johnstone Ethel Gay Mary Reid Luke Hunnicutt Kappa Sigme Sem Fuller Kappa Alpha Beach Chi Phi George Winship Phi Delta Theta Chariton Siema Nu Nicholson Drake Georgia Phi Orr Lambert Coburn Joe Mitchel H. Edmondson D_ Furlow W. R. Bayard C. H. Smith Joel Dean W. M. Davis Wayne Warfield R. C. Holtzclaw Malcolm McClean RG Glenn H. Strong T. R. Maddox J. G Holtzslaw Garrard Haines Jones Sam Rump Hert Murph Gordon Laker Wilson Spivey Prentiss Edwards Spencer Atchinson Hunter McClure Norman Pease D John Moore J. Carroll Payne Sarah Coates George Coates Miss Coates Sarah Lee Evans Ida Landrum Betty Peabody Miriam Walker Carrie and Borethy Johnson Irene Austin Mary Traylor Mignon McCarthy Nell Prince Ethel Noble Marguerite Middleton Elizabeth Boyd Ethelyn Emmons Josephine Stoney Lucy Smith Helen Jones Marion Goldsmith Emma Kate Amorous Clifford West Passie May Ottley Agnes Harris Harriet Calhoun Julia Howell Helen Moody Elizabeth Rawson Sarah Rewson Silvey Speer Antoinette Blackburn Aurelia Speer Katherine Wiley Evelyn Ragland Jennie D. Harria Miss Halsey Virginia Isabelle ‘Thomas Spring Street Misa Halsey Wharton Wilson Myrtlee Scott Louise Black Myrtle Tye Laura Goln Amerdeus Eugene Ottley Charles Sisson James Austin Harry Whitcomb Wharton Wison Mitchell Eustace Speer Piedmont Shaeffer Italy

Y W C A Notes and Local Social Items

A Bible class forms under Mrs Chipley with Friday meetings at 230 for a half hour inviting all women. The Woman's Relief Corps will meet at 3 at 32 Grant street. The Foreign Missionary Society of First Methodist holds a 3 PM church meeting. Social items list visitors, trips, and entertainments including Miss Rutherford, Miss Tigner, and Mrs Inman hosting events.

Young Woman's Christian Association Chipley Woman's Relief Corps of the Grand Army of the Republic Grant Street Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church

Local Social Notes and Travel Lemons in the City

Incomplete notices show a sequence of city visits and health hints. Adies Rusth visits Knoxville and Nashville residents travel toward Florida. Judge W H Lamar recovers from illness while Judge Hamilton McWhorter remains in the city. Mrs Floyd McRay and Nanple Nicolegn suffer grip. Mr C Hunter and Mr Roland Ellis depart for Florida and Macon respectively.

Tive W. D. Ells, Jr North Avenue Adies Rusth McArthur Taft Floyd McRay 3. C. Hunter Florida Nanple Nicolegn Roland Eilis Macon Piedmont

Commends Hon Gordon Lee for Seventh District run

Walker County Messenger editorial lauds Gordon Lee of LaFayette Ga as a farmer and successful businessman. It highlights his roles in northwest Georgia politics and industry, including aid to the Chattanooga Rome and Southern railroad, and leadership in the Lea and Gordon mill and Coke and Durham ventures.

LaFayette Gordon Lee Walker County Messenger Lee Diarie Walker County Genera Assembly Sgain Ag State Senate Fortyfourth Congress Walker Georgia Chattanooga, Rome and Southern Railroad Durhamal and Coke Company Chickamauga and Durham Railway Company Lea and Gordon Mill Company Mr Lee Catoosa County Chickamauga J Mie B F Lee Elizabeth Gordon James Gordon Hlastman Business College Emory College Oxford

Wiggs Card Co Auction Promises Noted Wiggs Games

An auction ad promotes Wiggs playing cards with "Two fine games" and contrast between a quiet game and one full of "naise, fun and frolic." It highlights Mrs Wiggs and the Uttle Wiggses as appealing touches, urging readers to buy Wiggs products from Wiggs Card Co of Atlanta, Ga.

Wiggs Southern Wiggs Card Co Atlanta

Old Hats Cleaned and Dressed at 28 Whitehall Street

Bussey offers cleaning dyeing and reshaping of old hats including Panama styles. Prices depend on work done. Located at 28 Whitehall Street.

Bussey

Diplomatic Bill Passed in House Without Amendments

Washington February 4 The house session failed to energize as debate dwindled to half the planned hours. The diplomatic bill totaling 1 996 600 was approved without changes while members discussed other topics. Morrell urged merchant marine support, Traman delivered a Democratic speech, Lind advocated Canadian reciprocity, and Hamlin claimed Bede would switch to the Democrats once they gain control. The house adjourned for the day.

Washington Morrell Pennsylvania Traman Missouri Fuller Illinois Lind Minnesota Adam Bede Repubian Hamlin Bede Democratic Party

Respite granted to Sparks by governor Jelks

In Opelika Alabama on February 4 special notice reports the board of pardons granted a thirty day respite to Cr Sparks a black man convicted of murder. Governor Jelks acted after a unanimous board recommendation delaying the planned hanging set for tomorrow in Phoenix City. The victim named is Ed Ingeroll, a Black man from Phenix City.

Sparks Opelika Ala Board of Pardone Jelks Cr. Sparks Rall Ed Ingergoll Phenix Ty. v

Passenger Association meets in Palm Beach for report on roads

The Southeastern Passenger Association chaired by Joseph Richardson of Atlanta met at Palm Beach Florida on February 4. Officials discussed seventeen roads being reported and no new business was transacted.

Palm Beach Fla Southeastern Passenger Association Joseph Richardson Atlanta

Subscriptions Grow for Gordon Monument Fund in Atlanta

Atlanta committees report about 1500 dollars pledged in two days for a Gordon monument fund with early subscriptions in several wards. Leaders note plans to publish names and expand canvassing. press and state papers urged to promote subscriptions and publicity.

Atlanta Gordon Monument Fund Central Executive Piedmont First Ward James L. Mayston Julius L Brown Second Ward R M Clayton Third Ward Fourth Ward Frank M Myers W MN Crumley Myers

Doctor's Daughter Finds Postum Health Help

A doctor's daughter recounts quitting coffee after gastritis and headaches, adopting Postum for a week and finding better appetite and vitality. She and her physician father both stop coffee, praising Postum's stomach soothing effects and recommending a ten day trial with the Road to Wellville booklet as guidance.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Meeting Promises Reports After Active Canvassing Week

The upcoming week will focus on active canvassing and the meeting next Thursday afternoon is expected to yield excellent reports from participants. The plan emphasizes vigorous outreach and informative briefings for attendees.

Town Burned in Arkansas Town Destroyed by Fire

Lake Village Arkansas February 4 A major fire swept the town destroying twenty two business houses six dwellings the post office and Masonic temple plus many out buildings The blaze started in a general merchandise store and raged beyond control All frame structures burned leaving only one brick building standing The loss is estimated at 28000 to 30000 partially insured The fire origin remains undetermined

Lake Village Ark Yemaina

Isidor Rayner Named Senator Isidor Rayner Named Senator

Annapolia Md February 4 Isador Raynor of Baltimore was nominated last night by the democratic caucus and received the unanimous vote of the democratic majority to be elected United States senator to succeed Senator McComas. The republican minority voted solidly for Mias. Driven Inends by 80n's Cremation. Athens February 4 Fannie Whitle a negro Woman was adjudged a life this afternoon and sent to the insane asylum at Milledgeville after she heard of a man burned to death in the repertroquais theater fire in Chicago.

Annapolia Maryland Isador Raynor Baltimore United Senator McComas Mias Athens Gabruary Fannie Fannie Whitle Atanitarium Milledgeville Re Iroquais Theater Tre Icago

Extradition Bid Seeks Injunction Against Texas Governor

Charles F Dodge asked a federal court for a permanent injunction to block extradition to New York on perjury charges. Judge Burns postponed the hearing until tomorrow at the request of New York State counsel.

Texas Houston Tex Charles F Dodge New York Burns

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