Miss Jackson to Wed in Spring at New Orleans Home
Miss Lena Jackson of New Orleans announces her engagement to Mr William Warren in New Orleans social circles. Lena, a celebrated social leader, is praised for beauty, culture, and wide travels with friends among Paris and Vienna elites. Warren is a prominent New Orleans businessman and club member.
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Warren
James Jackson
New Orleans
Lena
William Warren
Vienna
McConico
Atlanta
Willis B Ragan
Women Advised to Mind Home Attire and Etiquette
A period article críticas American women for neglecting at home toilets and dress. It urges strict attention to home attire, coiffure, hosiery, and manners, arguing proper dress honors family and visitors. It contrasts city social schedules with quieter home life and stresses a dainty, well-kept appearance for both married and unmarried women.
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Mepacine
Trousseau
Ted
Elegant Society Notes At A Wag Event
The report details a Wag gathering with prize winners Mrs Bag Jey and Mrs Wimbish receiving pink and white cyclamen plants, and Mrs Moody presenting a fern yarding piece to guest of honor Mrs Ellia. Guests include Mrs David advantage and others amid fashion remarks on attire and social duties. Dr Hicks to lecture at the Atlanta Woman's club on prophylaxis, with a large invited guest list and a Dargan’s tea planned for Mrs Patterson of St John Michigan, decorated West End home, Narcissus, ferns, and palms.
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Miesea Phoebe
Hallie Bilfin
Mrs. Dargan
Graceful color scheme for wedding party settings announced
A white and green theme will carry through all details with a lace tablecloth center vase narcissus and pale green shades. Invitations number 250, with Mrs Dargan aided by her daughter and a list of ladies in attendance. The hostess will wear a black crepe de chine gown. other guests wear black net and blue crepe de chine. Moore-Smaw wedding solemnized at the Episcopal rectory on January 19 in the presence of intimate friends. bride in dark blue suit with matching hat. she is sister of Mrs Robert O McCord of the city.
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Em- Tm Belle Lowndes
Lula Slaton
Nell O'Donnelly
James Williams
Edwin Pearce
Robert Hughes
Patterson
Miss Dergan
Lewis McCash
Henry Lewis
Jackson ' Street
Marie Lewis
Barton Stone McCash
8. B. Moore
First Christian Church
Emma Lewis
William Huberd
Lewis
Wedding Scenes Highlight Atlanta Social Life
In Atlanta society circles the Georgia Railway and Electric Company links the Simans’ wedding trip to Norfolk Baltimore Chicago and New York. A Jackson Street ceremony unites Miss Marie Lewis to Barton Stone McCash with brief attendants and a refined reception. Ramsey and Litttle wed at First Presbyterian church as prominence marks the union of Judge C N Ramsey and Miss Julia Dixon Little. Gardens, receptions, and upcoming engagements color a bustling social page with Mrs Hart’s illness noted and several visits and entertainments recapped.
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Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Mra. Siman
Norfolk
Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Capitol Avenue
Social notes from Atlanta gatherings and visits
Miss Turk won the ladies prize a silver bag and Dr Bates Block won the gentlemen’s beer stein in a compliment to Miss Turk. Numerous social visits are noted including Mrs Georgie, Mr F F Gamble in Tennessee, and Mrs J T Dargan hosting cards for Mrs Lucien Hf Cocke. Guests travel from New Orleans, Charleston, St John Michigan, and Washington to Atlanta for luncheons, teas, and clubs.
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Miss Turk
Washington, D. C
Bates Block
Mire
W. F. Collins
New Tank
Georgie
Robert Alston
Lucien Hf. Cocke
Paul Barnett
Washington, Ga
Jane Shepperd
New Orleans
Atlanta
Passing Throng recounts Davis capture by Fourth Michigan Troop
JT Hurst a Detroit lumber dealer and veteran of the Fourth Michigan Cavalry recalls aiding in the capture of President Jefferson Davis near Abbeville and Irwinville. He describes Minty and Pritchard leading the detachment, the disguise incident, and the subsequent fate of Davis as recounted by witnesses. Hurst plans further timber property inspections and a return to Atlanta.
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Jefferson Davis
Piedmont
Hurst
Detroit
Mich
Georgia
Fourth Michigan Cavalry
Atlanta
Sherman
Hotel
Davis
Mr. Davis
R. H . Minty
Pritchard
Macon
Abbeville
Davia
Irwinville
Wisconsin
Minty
Mr Davis
Tombstone
Ariz
First National Bank
Allegan, Mich
Peachtree Creek Battle Ground
Michigan
Congress
Nina Davids to Succeed Patti in Grand Opera Tour
Piedmont reports Nina Davids of San Francisco has signed to replace Patti on a 150 concert tour beginning September 15 in Carnegie Hill New York. Manager Mr Gray predicts world wide fame within 50 concerts and plans to also promote Mme Calve and Mme Sara Bernhardt upon coming to America. The Chicago fire does not affect box office, with Pantages and Kimball hotels hosting a string of notable guests from Boston to Honolulu.
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Nina Davids Vole
Tike Price
Carnegie Hill
New Lee
Mr Grau
Mme Calve
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Charleston
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Washington Street
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Kimball
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Honolulu
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Monticello
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