Georgia Day Observed By Atlanta Women Club
Atlanta Woman's Club marked Georgia Day with an oration by Henry Richardson on Oglethorpe and tribute to Georgia women for monuments and development. Mrs. James Jackson presided, reception followed, and invitations from Daughters of the American Revolution were noted for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Woman’s Club
Georgia
James Jackson
Henry Richardson
Richardson
Oglethorpe
Lse
Commonwealth
Fts
Owsley
Joseph Hebersham
Daughters of the American Revolution
House of Representatives
National Congress of Mothers Prepares Inspiring Program
The sixth annual National Congress of Mothers approaches with a program featuring lectures by Mary Boomer Page of the Chicago Kindergarten Institute on The Educational Value of Play and The Educational Value of Discipline, and Dr Sherman Davis of Indiana University on key factors in child life. A Model Nursery will be directed by Mrs Fred T Dubois. Delegates will be greeted by receptions hosted by Mrs Roosevelt and Mrs J B Hengerson, with visits planned to the congressional library and Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress of Mothers
Wars
Mary Boomer Page
Chicago Sindergarten Institute
Sherman Davis
Indiana University
Fred T. Dubois
Roosevelt
Tea for Mrs Smathers Compliment by Miss Katherine Wooten
A 5 o'clock tea this afternoon honors Mrs William M Smathers of Asheville NC. Miss Katherine Wooten hosts in a home decorated with roses and potted plants. The dining room centers on pink and white decor with a noted centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward van Winkle
Julia Huguenin
Macon
Lucile Cooledge
Mrs. van Winkle
Miss Huguenin
Miss Julia
Katherine Wooten
William M. Smathers
Asheville
NW. C
Local Social Names List of Attendees at Event
R R Cobb, Miss Lucy Hines, Miss Leila Jones, Miss Norman Jordan, Miss Leslie Jordan, Misses Dinwiddie, Misses Alexander, Miss Eddie Hardwick, Miss Alice Bley, Miss Jennie Smith, Miss Lillian Franklin, Miss Anne Wallace, Miss May Smith, Miss Dalsheimer, Miss Ret Dargan, Miss Eloise Pittman, Miss Julia Rankin, Miss Boland, Miss Mary Graves, Miss Lottie Brown, Misses de Graffenreid, Miss Anne Reese attended the gathering along with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Cobb
Lucy Hines
Leila Jones
Norman Jordan
Leslie Jordan
Dinwiddie
Alexander
Eddie Hardwick
Alice Bley
Jennie Smith
Lillian Franklin
Anne Wallace
May Smith
Dalsheimer
Ret Dargan
Eloise Pittman
Julia Rankin
Boland
Mary Graves
Lottie Brown
de Graffenretd
Anne Reese
Mrs Fowler to Headline Baltimore Reception at Miss Tompkins Home
Mrs Fowler and Mrs Everett Fowler of New York will attend a fashionable reception this afternoon hosted by Miss Mae Tompkins at her Baltimore home. The decor features white roses carnations palms and ferns with white and green scheme. about a hundred invitations issued. Cora Hemphill presides over the punch bowl while Mrs Bonney and Miss Walker serve chocolate. Assistants include Mrs J R Fenn Mrs H Goodhart Miss Birdie Patterson Miss Liifan and Mrs Kellogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss. Spalding
Jack Spalding
Susan Spalding
Mary Lou ‘Berkeley
Genevieve Morris
Margie. Calhoun
R. D. Spalding
W. H H. Smyth
Norwood Mitchell
Edward Brown
Wilmer Moore
Alex Smith
Edmund Berkeley
Walter Porter
W. 8. Spalding
Marion Graham
Miss Tompkins
H. Goodhart
Birdie Patterson
Misa Liifan
Kellogg
Miss Dibble Entertains Friends On Friday Afternoon
Miss Nelle Dibble entertained a number of friends in a charming manner on Friday afternoon. Those present were Misses Estelle Cole Eppie Nutting Gittle Wurm Miss Brooks Nell Barksdale Hat tie Speer Emma Tuller Ruth Waters Bernie Dugas Minnie Quinn and Miss Postell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Dibble
Estelle Cole
Eppie Nutting
Gittle Wurm
Entertaining Evening at East End Academy Benefit
Academy Entertainment features Lucius Perry Hills in a poetic and humorous recital with Maggie Tuggle providing music and Rose Hubner recitations. Proceeds aid East End Baptist church.
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East End Academy
East End Baptist Church
Lucius Perry Hills
Maggie Tuggle
Rose Hubner
Bowling Party Hosted by Mrs Samuel Weyman
Mrs Samuel Weyman entertained a bowling party yesterday morning followed by a luncheon at her Fourteenth Street home. White narcissus decorated the table with a fragrant centerpiece and petals on the cloth. Guests included Mrs Roby Robinson Mrs Albert Howell Jr Mrs Clark Howell Mrs Frank Callaway Mrs Samuel Gring Mrs Burton Smith Mrs Robert Alston Mrs Ida Howell Cramer and Mrs Bryan Houstoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Weyman
Fourteenth Street
Roby Robinson
Albert Howell, Jr
Clark Howel
Frank Callaway
Samuel Gring
Burton Smith
Robert ‘Alston
Ida Howell Cramer
Bryan Houstoun
Card party and luncheon honors Miss Huguenin
Miss Jule Huguenin was guest of honor at a morning card party and luncheon hosted by Miss Josie Stockwell. First prize, a gold pin, awarded to Miss Eugenia Oglesby. Attending were Mrs Edward McKeon, Misses Taylor Jackson Collier Oglesby Johnson and Mrs Thomas B laine.
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Jule Huguenin
Josie Stockwell
Eugenia Oglesby
Edward McKeon
Rankin Family Welcome For New York Guest Augusta Rankin
Miss Augusta Rankin of New York arrives next week as guest of Mrs Farmie Lamar Rankin. She has many friends in the city who will give her a warm welcome. Monday night she will be guest of honor at a party hosted by her sister Miss Valera Rankin. Tuesday afternoon Miss Julia Rankin hosts a tea at four o'clock in her honor.
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Augusta Rankin
New York
City
Farmie Lamar Rankin
Valera Rankin
Julia Rankin
Zolla Romare
Savannah
Murchison ‘Thomas
Frances Carter
Misa Josie Stockdell
Misa Julig
Huguenin
Polk Miller
Richmond
Atlanta
John Sharpe
Robert Sharpe
W. B. Clements
New Orleans
J. D. Daniels
Charleston
S. C
Rosina B. Wall
Gaspard T. Carrie
Kennesaw. Ee
Harris
Maurice Hirsch
Misa Irene Hirsch
Douglas Diaz
Virginia
Margie Calhoun
Jack Spalding
Belle Clayton
East
Harry Fumade
Julia Huguenin
Julia Taylor
A. W. Calhoun
Miss Calhoun
Waring P. Carrington
George S. May
Marton
Ethel May
Ponce de Dean Circle
Chatter Park
Fannie Lamar Rankin
Atlanta Social Scene Highlights and Charity Club
A detailed snapshot of society events in Atlanta includes a stylish lavender silk costume and multi-dresser parade with Misses Hawkins Nicolson Nutting and Jurnagin. The Charity Club, formed by local women, supports an orphan home in Decatur and meets biweekly at 166 Formwall street with plans for charity events and music.
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Decatur
Formwall Street
Letitia Green
Rebee Workman
Clara May Wynne
Lettie Tiller
Miss Russell
Berna Daniel
Miss Rasbourough
Bessie Burkett
Mattie Wilkins
Julia Mneville
Leila Wilburn
Louise Fain
A Brilliant Occasion Honors Dr Henry Van Dyke at Grand
An informal afternoon reception hosted by Dr and Mrs Charles B Boynton honored Dr Henry Van Dyke of Princeton College, who lectured at the Grand last evening under the auspices of the lecture association. About seventy five guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Boynton
Henry van Dyke
Princeton College
Vests
Van
Social News Items and Meetings in Atlanta
Social items list church society meetings, mission society notices, and numerous visits. It cites Trinity Home Mission Society, Bt. Elizabeth's Guild, and the Reviewers gathering with Miss Taylor at Capitol Avenue. It notes several visiting friends, entertainments, travel to Washington and Charleston, and forthcoming social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Capitol Avenue
Trinity Home Mission Society
Bt. Elizabeth's Guild
Relief From Cold Temperatures With Weaker Winds Expected
A cold spell continues in Atlanta with a slight temperature rise today. Winds from the northwest stay strong but are forecast to lessen, bringing more pleasant weather as high pressure to the west/northwest gradually dissipates.
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Atlanta
Rich Find Sparks Benign Recovery Ad
A scrolled collage of 1909 advices cites Electric Bitters curing chronic indigestion and nervous debility, praising its tonic effect for women. It also notes a public notice from Merchants' Cash Stamp Co debunking a banking mixup, and promotes sewing machines, valentines, and an Atlanta eyewear factory with updated shop details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Green
Lancaster
N. H
Atlanta, Ga
Constitution
Neal Loan and Banking Company
Merchants’ Cash Stamp Company
Merchants' Cash Stamp Company
Mardi Gras Train Fares From Atlanta to Pensacola and More
Fare table lists Mardi Gras rates from Atlanta to Pensacola and return 310.12 Atlanta to Mobile and return 910.60 Atlanta to New Orleans and return 14.85 Tickets go on sale February 4 to 10 with a final unit February 15 1902 extension possible until February 28 1902 by default of telex with joint agent by February 15 and payment of 50 cents Reserve sleeping car space in advance City ticket office Pryor Street Belk phone Union depot ticket office L H Hitula Union Ticket Agent Peevent Glenn Valentine notices and mar Giteups district passenger agent CG Valent 1902
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Atlanta
Pensacola
Mobile
New Orleans
Pryor ‘Street
Belk
Union Depor
L. H. Hitul
Union
Peevent
Llen
City Ticket
P Asenger
Suit Over Fare Claim Hits City Court in Atlanta
In Atlanta yesterday J T Thorn ton through attorney C D Maddox filed a $2000 damages suit against the Atlanta Railway and Power Company alleging a conductor forced him to pay fare despite holding a transfer. He states humiliation before other passengers and seeks the named sum. Also notes revived judgments against Stephen A Ryan from 1893 and lists Hotel Aragon arrivals in Atlanta including J H Sheffield I R Lane C E Curtis John Donaldson Marion Donaldson D M Jacobs and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Thornton
C. D. Maddox
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Art Valentines
Miller's
Marietta Street
Scire Facias
Stephen A. Ryan
Lansing
Bigary Goods
Hotel Aragon
the Aragon
J. H.sheffield
Pinehurst
I. R. Lane
Macon
Gai
C. E. Curtis
Elberton
James H. Shorter
Columbus
J. H. Taylor
Blankinsville
H. Sykes
Charleston
8. C
H. I. New
Prominent Virginia Man Dead by Suicide in Hot Springs
Daniel Daly of Sistersville, Virginia, noted in Hot Springs health circles, died today at the St Marys Infirmary after cutting his jugular vein with a small pen knife. Poor health is listed as the cause for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Daly
Hot Springs
Ark
Daniel Dpely
Sisterville
St. Marys Infirmary
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Joel Hunter
Jasmine DeBardtaben
Bessie Hunter
Hurter
Ecards
Clarenee Stockdell
Roulhac Ruffin
Chillon White
Walter Eugene Dobbins
Abbie W. Malone
F. M. Whittle
Oscar Baker
Houston
Charles Whitnes
Thompson B. French
W. F. Dykes
Robert Turman
Joseph Corrigan
David Marx
Clarence Stockdell
Paul Wright
Helen Holmes
Marion Sidney Houser
Robert Hughes
James T. Willams
Yke
Hizs. van Winkle’s Tea
Mrs. Smathers
DiAviIunvi
Chewkco UW
Crafikotiau
Fannie Sonnenberg
Samuel Mandle
Sparta
Miss Dibble
Academy Entertainment
Mamie
Mary Nicolson
Anne Bitten
Jeanie
Mary Kingsbery
Annie
Evalyn Orne
Rosalie Nowell
Nellie Howell
Henrietta Collier
Florence Jackson
Lucia Abbott
Rosie Stockdell
Allie Trinne
Emma Belle Lowndes
Florence Werner
George Forrester
Nash Broogies
Joseph Hall
Frank, Walker
Hattie Scales
Forrest Avenue
Miss Scales
Charity Club
Sheltering Arms Restaurant
Sheltering Arms
St. Mark Methodist Church
Witham
Howard R. Callaway
St. Luke Day
Dan Harris
Bishop Nelson
Edward Gay
Edward Peters
John Ruse
W. J. Thomas
E. Berkeley
Wilmerding
J. E. Day
Walter Jervey
Prank Catlaway
Samuel Evins
Lyman Hall
Obear
A. V. Gude
G. A. Nicalson
B. H. Abrams
R. BH. Park
David Woodward
Thomas Morgan
Dissolway
Green
C. J. Kamper
Lumpkin
Turkey
Hattia Colquitt
RC. Alston
W. C. Jarnarcin
Nicolson
Raoul
Harward
Louise Gay
Martha Glover
Bliss Hammond
Laurie Harrigson
Nita Parks
Margaret Newman
Alice Oltinger
Frances Walton
Isabel Thomas
W. H. Yeandle
Washington, D. C
O'Brien
Frank Wheat
Yirs. M. RB. Logan
Gainesville
R. R. Logan
Juniper Street
J. H. Ketner
W. A. Huan
Sell
Washington Street
F. P. Kern
Palm Beach, Fla
Stokes Gregory
Rhods H. Gregory
Piter Gregory
Harvey N. Gregory
Virginia Gregory
Mary
Choice Gregory
Rome
Ming Muttle Smith
Springfield
Isabel Gray
Kentucky
Melissa Heard Davis
Lexington
W. M. Howard
Washington
Dm Cc
George S. Chase
Hartford
George Dexter
Texas
H. Orchard
Helen O. Giexson
W. ©. Stamps
Httle
Olin
Cr PT. Bunch
Wttte
Harry
Henry Lee Egnnett
Sheppard Camp
James Kimvorough
Jnn
Kimbrough
San Francisco
Manila
Ray
Rogers
Keston
James B. Ellington
Mississippi
Frederick Bagsett
New Hampshire
Alice Granger White
Alabama
J. W. Harper
Julia Porter
Clark
Arnold Broyles
Bell, Sr
Annie Fitten
J. W. Smith
Ronald Ransom
A. A. DeLoach
Marci Sraneae
J. R. Hunter
de Bardeleben
Bessie Tunter
Dunbar Roy
Anna Montgomery
Augusta
James Hickey
Inman Sanders
George
C. Calhoun
Gianer
Polls Miller
Richmond, Va
Renfroe Jackson
James Dinwiddie
Baltimore
Fleming duBignon
Rolfrt Alston
Florida
Pee
Hush Baran
Charlesa
J. Barclay Millen
el Paso
Tex
Preston Arkwright
Sepph Wart
Alli Expense
Atlanta Gas Light
Wheeler & Wilson
Whitehall Street
Wheeler & Wilson_Lewine
John M. Miller Co
Marietta St
A. Ek. Hawkes
Fens
Whitehall
Od &W. P
Valentines
Dave
John
Muir
Marietta
Whitehall St
Eiseman & Weil
Boys’ Outfitters
Trinity
Mali
Gen Vier
el Aas Lodhwirks
Uti
Pour Hames
Hols Snd
Selentife
Peervary
Bert
Kelley
Whit St
Mio
J. B. Lasslev
Coco
H. C. Wilbur & Sons
Philadelphia
Chicago
McLean
Miss Tyler
King John
Harold
Wedy
Matimees
Thurstar
UNA Clayton Company
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