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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1902
Page
10
A refined FYAWE dinner dance last night honored Miss Ruby Rich and guest Miss Binswanger of Savannah with seventy five guests. Attendees included Miss Rich Miss Binswanger Miss Herman Mrs Frank and Mrs Jack Hirsch. Tables florally adorned and a cotillion followed with music by the rear hall orchestra.
Dont miss this chance to own a fashionable fullback coat for 12 dollars. It features a full back, no yoke, raglanless shoulders, and a sleek design that resists future fashion quirks, keeping you ahead by six dollars.
Mrs R H Allen hosted the TT Club in Buford on Thursday afternoon from 3 to 5, with a program on slang origins servant problems home charm and a coronation paper, plus a musical performance and light refreshments. The column lists numerous guests and social visits across Atlanta and nearby areas, including Misses Florence Clancy Lily Vardeman Bessie Vardeman Sue Lamar and others with Messrs Watter Alfriend Robert Wilson Harry and Flournoy Middlebrooks among attendees.
The celebrated vocalist Nettie Black endorses Dr Bull's Cough Syrup claiming it relieves throat pain during singing, prevents hoarseness, and guards against colds under harsh conditions. She urges friends in and out of the profession to use the remedy, noting substitutes fail. The ad stresses genuineness with the Boil's Head symbol and urges preferential purchase.
Two 10 year old boys, Claude Raysor and Hale Gonzalers, faced forgery charges and jail. Claude refused to sign his bond to free Hale, choosing to stay with his friend in custody. After hours, Claude asked to go home, signed the bond, and was released to his widowed mother while Hale remained in the Tower.
The Current Literature and Art Club will be entertained by Miss Julia Taylor on Monday. Washington street guests include Miss Isabel Fisher of Galveston and Miss Margaret Duncan who travels next week to New Orleans and Birmingham before returning home. The Brown Book of the month, a widely read Boston magazine, is noted.
Miss Sarah Tounsley of Perry visits brother on Capitol Avenue as neighbors mention Mrs Wall Inman and Mrs Frank Meador. Mr Charles Nisbet returns home. Mrs Bessie Louise Moore back from Washington. Mrs Clayton Callaway wintering in alldosta. UDP Melson hosts Mr and Mrs Payne. Mr and Mrs Edwin Brady of New York visit J A Brady on Jackson Street. Miss Mamie Corrigan’s friends regret her illness as Mrs Marion Law visits Fortamouth. Mr Marion M Aisley returns to the city. F C Calkins leaves for Mississippi. The Callins family cheer little daughter’s recovery. Ada Evelyn Lewis returns to Macon. Jokers hosted by Mrs RL Walker at 10:15 Friday. Governor Montague party from Richmond, Va returns home. Miss Ghessler of Madison visits Lilian Smith. Eva Wilby hosts progressive dinner for Miss Crass of Kalteneaga. Mrs C B Marshall and Miss Edna Marshall travel to St Augustine. Leila Morris hosts informal card session for Pauling Carter. Rosa Belle Ht returns to Texas. Mr and Mrs Henry Pringle of Boston spend yesterday in the city. Miss Alice Thompson returns to Baltimore. Miss Matie Trezevant visits sister in Marietta. Maude Tomplins to Luncheon Club 115th meeting. Jessie Roberts returns to Etherton. Estelle Carroll guests in Savannah. Mrs Joseph Thompson to Palm Beach to visit Mrs Henry Flagler. Colonel Robert F Lowry returns home. Master Henry Fomerine hosts a 94th birthday gathering this afternoon. Event ends with latest social chatter.
Rich a compliment to Miss Ruby Rich Miss Binswanger Miss Frank Mr and Mrs Jock Hirsch and Miss Herman. Mrs Hugh Hagan will train in New York till the 28th of January.
A review notes The Evil Eye staged with new features and strong audience approval. Willard Boenser praised as a gifted melody creator, while Marguerite Sylva and company announce Miss Bob White at the Grand on Thursday January 2 with an eighty strong cast. Sag Harbor is also highlighted with renewed attention for Herne’s stage work and acclaimed character sketches. The Columbia reports a second Baldwin Melylle production of 777, with matinees and double bills announced including Sis Hopkins Sisters and Tea vid Garrick, plus Yen Nights In A Barroom.
A small change shifts two views on life as a Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine enters a household. The ad touts the No 9 W several model and invites readers to Office 71 Whitehall Street for details, promising improved welfare and happiness for wives mothers or sisters.
Short items report a 16 year old white girl Cora Allen who ran away from No 2 Dalvigny street Monday. She was last seen near the union depot with black eyes and black hair. Police are working to locate her and return her home.
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