Atlanta Sentry Scenes From 1858 Prewar Atlanta
The Constitution presents rare plates of Atlanta in 1858 showing Whitehall street railroad crossing toward Pandhtres and the Rail road building at the corner of today Peters building. The images depict the slave market on Decatur street with T S Ripley crockery store upstairs and Geutebrucks shop nearby. the Atlanta Cigar Manufactory sits between the market and the railroad.
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Atlanta
Whitehall Street
Pandhtres
Whitehall
Alabama Streets
Railroad
Decatur Street
Steiner-Emery
Stree
National Hotel
Steiner Emery
Sun Concert Hall
G.de
Peachtres
Barnes’ Drug Store
Jactans
Fiseman Aros
George Vuse Clothng Company
Bulding
T S Ripley
Geutebruck
Nersonz
The
Constitution
Salvation Army Convention Concludes in Atlanta
Salvation Army officers wrap up a council convention in Atlanta after a weeklong session. The anniversary rally at Cable Hall is set for 3 pm and open to the public, with open air rallies on Broad and Marlette streets at 2 pm and 6 pm. Colonel Wittiam Ueart of New York will speak at Second Baptist Church, while Colonel R E Holz will preach at St Marks Methodist Episcopal Church, with other officers delivering sermons across multiple churches.
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Salvation Army Council
Salvation Army Congress
Atlanta
Cable Hall
Oclock
First Presbyterian Church
Broad and
Marlette
Gelovle
Wittiam Ueart
New York
Salvation Army
United States
Liver
Second Baptist Church
R E Holz
St Marks Methodist Episcopal Church
Spuiph
Social Life in Macon Braves Visitors and Parties
Social calendar in Macon features Baltimore guest Mrs Frank C Bolton, visits from Miss Helen McMullan, Mrs Walter House’s bridge party, and multiple compliments to Mr and Mrs Lockett Coleman of Montreal. Local ladies host bridge teas, luncheons, and sewing parties while Mrs YP Coleman entertains married friends at bridge and buffet lunch. Several afternoon receptions, dances at the Log Cabin, and a series of visits to Miss Craig, Miss Adams, and Miss Lewis mark a bustling social week amid travel and entertainments.
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Maron Ga
Bunty
Frank C Bolton
Baltimore
A. D .Schofield
Schofield
Helen McMuilan
Knoxville
Tenn
Mamie Adan
Melon Barnes
Walter House
Sarah Lee Evans
Atlanta
Charles B. Lewis
Clisby Place
Mra Lewis
Julia
Silas Marie Adams
Pearl Smith
Hawkinsville
Ruth Oberry
Aliss Leah McKengegg
Jelksie Lewis
Bilnabettt Solomon
Lois Wright
Mary Wes Craigs
Bona
Vibetus
Jacksonville
Craig
Lettis
Drusila Lougins
Law Adams
Juunicge
Mamiy Adams
Lewis O Stevens
LC Wright
Mias
Helens Wright
James T. Wright
Lilian Battle
Mias Wright
Rivoli
Misa Batth
Missionary tea and society notes fill Columbus pages
Mrs Charles Crowell hosted a missionary silver tea as Columbus society kept active hosting clubs and card parties. Fortnightly, Friday Auction, and Orpheus clubs met, with new Orpheus officers listed. Visitors honored by local ladies included Anne Ashley and Eugenia Gautier guests, while several locals returned from visits to Florida and Connecticut.
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Columbus
Charles Crowell
George Phillips
Gordon Riggers
Orpheus Club
Lawrence Small
Macon
Mra
Small
C . fPattle
Johanna Lange
Jacksonville
Walter J. Woodall
Auction Bridge
W. P Hunt
Mina Mamia Lave Burts
William W. Stewart
Useppa Island
John Bleecker
Paul Newell
Ira Clark
Crawford Jenkins
Savannah social notes spark Lent activities in Savannah
Savannah society circles during Lent focus on clubs and charity events. Mary Maclean circle hosted tea at Hotel Savannah with numerous hostesses. Savannah Dramatic club rehearsals for The Cottage In the Air begin. upcoming performances at Savannah theater include Mrs Schroeder and Miss Meldyim among cast. Tea at Golf Club and bridge parties mark social calendar with Macon guest match and Miss Maclean sightings. Other gatherings feature Miss Macdonald of Atlanta visiting the Lyons cottage and a Cannes trip by the Nash family at press time.
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Savannah
Kanter
Mary Maclean
Arthur Gordon
Bryan
Washington
Macon
Neville
Misses Macdonald
Atlanta
Willis
F. S Nash
Eleanor Nash
Cannes
France
Ington
MGP
1Ston Wright
Deshtingy
Botnet
Charlestom
Colonial Tea and Society News From Covington
Covington ladies hosted a colonial tea at the Ragera home with an ornate lower floor decor featuring ferns daffodils and hyacinths. An N.A.R. gathering followed with dining and piano selections by Mrs J J Corley. Other social events included a six o clock dinner hosted by Mrs De A Cockwell and numerous visits and arrivals around town.
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Coronel
James F Ragera
Rogers
Marta Vrances Cook
Newborn
Jld Adams
Clara Belle Adams
Brenau College
Mis
LD Adams
Daughters of the Confederacy
Lo Adams
Willama
Henry
Myre
King
Musette Cook
Mies Ballle
Mary Sockwell
Charles A. Sockwell
Ida Mitchell
Kate Terrell
RW Milner
Willie Wright Jones
Atlanta
Clifton Lee
Chil
JW. Lee
MN Snow
Covington
Atlana
Camila Hawkins
George T Carr
Greensboro party circuit busy with hostesses and socials
Numerous social events shine in Greensboro with Mrs M Cl Wright hosting a Batre Nous club gathering and Isabel Faust among guests at a Lexington bridge party. Miss Minnie Barrett wins high score, several ladies host Dominos and spend-the-day parties, and many families entertain at homes. Local invitations mention Mrs Joe Faust, Mrs Robert McClemmons, and others hosting gatherings through the week. Additionally, Washington trip plans for the Inauguration feature a Seaboard round trip at 1985 290 party rate with flexible return dates.
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Isabel Faust
Lexington
Dee Frank Shipley
Joe Faust
Minnie Barrett
Marshall Bryant
Domino Club
Bo Cauthon
F Bertram Shipp
Galliard
Percy Merritt
Will Childs
Washington, D. C
Seaboard
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Tion
Heart of
Nigwerpaprerch
Baker Electric
Peachtree Street
Reese
Francia & Prise
Officers’ Council of the
South Afltic Division
Congregational Church
George T Howers
D. B. Jones
Cooper
Winn
Yonn & Jones
Julia Rogers
Mra J . Varmedoc
Valdosta
Milla
Kom Latterson
Society IN Columbus
Savannah Social News
Covington, GA
Greensboro, GA
Ruesday
Batre Nous Club
M Cl Wright
Isseq Joe
Louise Wright
Bhanders Tisbury
Flerce Brown
Hursday
Howard Mclemmons
Robert McClemmons
Julia Geer
Tiis
Mary Lee
Reba Geer
John Boswell
Vins Laurie Caldwell Wea
Tralleland
Hostean
Lawton Caldwell Mieg Mannie Wheeler
Young Peoples Society of the Methodist Church
Bharta
James Reynolds Sr
Union Palat
Laura Printup
Howell T Evanss
Atlante
Sam Carron
Annie Moore
Henry Jurnigan
White Plaing
WH Smith
George Hall
Trelesige
Henley
Wittie Fitzpatrick
A S Moreley
Wiss Delisle Gunter
Frances Jepling
Fareene Hood
Margaret Wilcox
Madison
Misa
Lola Armor
Win Armor
Witl Garrard
Milledgeville
David Goodwin
Crawford
Sundsy
JH Gheesling
W Reid
Eatonton
A S. Mageley
Kb, Benton
W .F ‘Kidd
Hapeville
A W Bowen
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