A Beautiful Reception for Mrs Hallman Guests
Mrs Hallman was guest of Mrs Everett at a refined reception hosted by Rich Mrs W Jones and Miss Emma Jones. About 150 attendees enjoyed palms and pink roses, a luncheon with pink decor, and attachees including Mrs Benson Mrs Clarence Everett and Miss Kate Lynan. Guests wore elegant crepe de chine and lace gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Jones
Emma Jones
Hallman
Everett
Benson
Clarence Everett
Bessie Jones
Kate Lynan
Dills Pope
Thomas Lumpkin
George Muse
W. E
Miss Bessie Tones
Fifteenth Anniversary Reception at Blackman Home
A Monday evening reception at 660 Central avenue honored Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Blackman’s fifteenth anniversary. Forty guests attended with pink and blue decorations, a centerpiece of pink and white carnations, a salad course, cakes, ices, and fruits. Miss Corinne Fisher presided at the punch bowl, assisted by Mrs. William E. Beckham and Miss Edna Blackman. The hall featured palms and ferns and music, with Mrs. Blackman wearing blue and white silk and Miss Edna Blackman in rose taffeta and lace.
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W. H. Blackman
Central Avenue
Corinne Fisher
William E. Beckham
Edna Blackman
Biffekman
Rob
Social News Highlights From Augusta and Nearby
A dense round of social items details visits and entertainments in Augusta, Charleston, Macon, and beyond. Notable names include Miss Rosa McBee named maid of honor for Charleston carnival, and numerous gatherings at homes of the city’s prominent families with euchre parties, dances, and dinners. Trips and arrivals cited, with trustees, officers, and local society figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McBee
Rosa McBee
W. E. McBee
Charleston
Major Mims
Joseph Thomas
Grape Nuts Boosts Vitality Says Philadelphia Man
Charlee E. Allen of 305 Master St Philadelphia Pa crediting Grape Nuts Breakfast Food with restoring vigor at age sixty after six months use He reports heart strength improved bowels steadier nerves calmer and weight up from 137 to 151 pounds The testimony notes oats as breakfast choice and praise for the product
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee E. Allen
Philadelphia
Social notes and visits from Charleston society
A long list of society greetings visits and travels in Charleston. Notables include Miss Julia Huguenin and Mrs. Robert Lowry hosting and attending luncheons, Miss Eleanor Gimperling visiting from Dayton, and Mr. Clifford Bateman planning permanent residence in Atlanta. Guests from Natchez, New Orleans, London, and New York noted along with upcoming events and teas.
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Maurice Kahn
Natchez, Miss
Mr. Kahn
Lottie Foster Morrison
City
Winder
Pittsburg
Washington
Baltimore
Clifford Bateman
Atlanta
Mattie Taylor
Bi Capital Avenue
Julia Porter
Charleston
Awarhig
PB. Carrington
T. B. Neat
J. Carrol Payne
Payne
New Orleans
Martha Glover
Opal Smith
Eleanor Gimperling
Dayton
Ohio
Julia
Julia Taylor Wil
Valentine Lurcheon
Robert 3. Lowry
Julia Huguenin
Charles D. Roy
James Hickey
Himbail
Flemingau Btzrion
She Alston
Josia Sleckhall
Henrietta Collier
George M. Brown
Preston Arkwright
Savannah
Samuel Weyman
Mornday
William Brokaw
New York
Radmore
London
Florida
Myrtis Scott
Molly Pitcher at Grand Sparks Strong Applause and Praise
Atlanta theatregoers applauded Molly Pitcher at the Grand for its human, dramatic, and historically grounded portrayal led by Miss Widder. Cast including Miss Kidder and Mr. Lonergan delivered polished, dignified performances as the production opened with King John and other Shakespearean works alongside Sousa concert plans and a Van Dyke lecture on Tennyson.
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the Grand
Molly Fitcher
Molly Pitcher
Miss Widder
Miss Kidder
Mr. Lonergan
Captain Carrington
Misa Olive Oliver
Anne Carew
Acress
Henry van Dyke
van Dyke
Brick Presbyterian Church
New York
Princeton
Tennyson
Uth
Atlanta Lecture Association
Fannyson
Henry Brooks commuted from gallows to life imprisonment
Governor Candler signed an order commuting Henry Brooks's murder sentence to life in prison. Brooks, a Savannah black man, was condemned for killing Policeman Marty Fender last February and was nearly executed when respite was granted. The pardon board endorsed the commutation after a hearing noting doubt about Brooks' guilt and possible witness perjury. Seventy Savannah lawyers and eleven jurors joined petitions in support.
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Henry Brooks
Candler
Savannah
Brooks
What’s Your Face Worth With Dr King’s Pills
The ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming to cure liver trouble and improve skin tone with a clear complexion and rosy cheeks. It states the product costs 25 cents and is available at all druggists.
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Dr. King
Priest Doyle Accepts St Patrick Banquet Invitation
Rev Francis C Doyle pastor of the Church of the Sacred Heart and former pastor of St Vincent Mobile has accepted an invitation to attend the Friendly Knights of St Patrick banquet in St Louis on March 17 He will respond to the toast The Day We Celebrate.
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Anniston
Ala
Francis C. Doyle
Church of the Sacred Heart
St. Vincent
Mobile
Friendly Knights of St. Patrick
St. Louis
Father Doyle
Plunkett Loses Life Risk After 40 Foot Fall
Arthur Plunkett, 17, fell forty feet from a ladder at 79 Luckie Street while shingling a two story house home of A H Weeks. He fractured his skull and lies in Grady Hospital with brain concussion awaiting word on recovery. The ladder slipped as he mounted the roof and he fell over the front porch.
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Arthur Plinkett
Luckie Street
Grady Hospital
Plunkett
A. H. Weeks
Una Clayton to Headline Columbia Theater Four Nights
The Una Clayton company led by the alluring soubrette will perform at the Columbia theater for four nights starting Monday with matinees Tuesday and Thursday. Ismeralda will open the program, following a Charleston success and featuring new specialties by the Prentice trio. Beats on sale at Miller's.
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Una Clayton
Columbia Theater
Charleston
Prentice Trio
Milier’a
UNA Glayton CO
Heimbaugh's Close Call On Auburn Avenue
Atlanta insurance man Guy W. Helmbaugh narrowly escaped serious injury on Auburn avenue near Pryor street. He rode a Rapid Transit car and jumped off as it moved. He chased the car, crossed behind it, and was struck by an incoming train car, then carried to his home. At Grady hospital he was found to have only a bruised thigh.
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Atlanta
Guy W. Helmbaugh
Auburn Avenue
Pryor Street
Helmbaugh
Decatur
Pryor
Ivy Streets
Hll
Grady Hospital
Gelders Special Today at 2c for Ginner and stamps offer
Advertisement notes Gelders Special Today at 2c and Greea Trading Stamps from A. K. Hawkes. Details include Whitehall viaduct address, Mardi Gras routes Pensacola Mobile New Orleans February 4–11 1902 low round trip fare via APB railroad with through Pullman dining and coach cars. Tickets on sale February 4–10, final by February 15 1902, extension possible to February 29 with 50 cent deposit. Tickets at N Pryor street office or union depot.
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APB
Pullman
Atlanta
New Orleans
Pryor Street
Union Depot
L. H. Hilu
Union
George W. Allen
Axes Billups
BF. Wyly, JR
Erate Symcs
Southern _ort
Rays Railway
Cincinnal
Chicago
Tacal
Brunswick
Columbus
Sleeping Cara
Birmingham
Memphis
Kanaps City
Shoristte
Danville
Richmond
Chattanooga
Florida
St Augustine
Eackean- Mille
St. Augustine
Washington and Southwestern Limited
Washington
New York
New York Express
Chariotis
Norfolk
Amivea Richuard
Aneniston
Fe. Valley
Macon
Birmincham
Columbu
Taccoa
Cincinnati
Caga
Louisville
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Traiser
Dutral
Flactia
Ts Am Ruguetine
Bruns Brae
Jacksonvilla
St. Ha
Rew
York Ana S
Accidently Shot Himself at Lowentton Mill Watches
Huntsville Alabama February 7 Charles Chandler night watchman at the Lowentton mill accidentally shot himself last night while clearing a weapon. The discharge wounded his right knee. He is reported seriously hurt.
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Huntsville
Ala
Charles Chandler
Lowsentton
Banda
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Kupfer
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Virginia
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Gibson House
Aca
Ed van Winkie
Herndon F. Swansom
W. A. Shands
W A. Shands
Clinton
Atiapta, Cam
Torence Mayor
Greenvile, Miss
Corinne Selig
South Pryor Street
May Crozier
Knoxvile, Tenn
Willams
Forrest Avenue
Mrs. C. M. Williams
Ms. Lucas
Fort and
Een Pine Street
Ethel Beane
Pleasant Vialt
Grantville
Moreland
Myrtis
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Louie Belle Wylie
John Wivans
Mr. Evans
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Rome
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R. B. Kyle
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Kimball Street
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Atlanta Gas Light CO
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Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
Whitehall Street
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Great Britain
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Chicaro
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Peachtree
Pryor St
Smith St
Whitehall
Luckie
Bess
Hishland Ave
Jackson
Highland Ave
Bridge
Traders of
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Bprs Ladies Argents
Trinity Isd
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Iife
W. S
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Columbia
Heimbaugh
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