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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1902

Page

10

Afternoon Tea for Miss O Donnelly and Miss Cress

An afternoon tea hosted by ISS NEIL PHILLIPS will honor Miss O Donnelly and Miss Cress next Tuesday from 5 to 6 o'clock. About 150 guests invited. Attire includes a white crepe dress for Miss O Donnelly and a black lace gown for Miss Phillips. Numerous friends and notable guests listed. BR. AND MRS. JOE K. UTTLEY hosted dinner at the Capital City Club with flowers and carefully arranged place cards. A Burns Club afternoon entertainment is planned by Mrs. Hamilton Douglas. The feature columns preview winter and spring fashion trends across gowns, lace, and embroidered designs with several models highlighted. An oyster supper is announced by Woodward Avenue Baptist church ladies for Tuesday night at 296 East Fair Street with a program to support their new house of worship.

Miss O' Donnelly Neil Phillips Neil O'Donnelly Miss Cress Miss O'Donnelly Phillips Parma Lillian Franklin Susie Wilson Augusta Garrett Birdie Patterson Genie West Amu Frank B. Meador Frank Inman Robert H. Troy E@ykKin Robinson Maud Tompkins Janie Speer Helen Clark Chicago Rosalie Well Adelaide Howell Myrtice Scott Mabel Powers Pau Une Carter Eliza Carter Annie Day Julia Romare Mary Barnett Will Spalding Belle ‘Thomas Frances Carter Annie May Hall Mixa Hallman Carleton Mauler Annie Louise Hawkins Scruggs Susie Cunningham Kingsbery Eva Whitby Nicoion Slaton Annie Fitten Louise ‘Todd Forrest Adair George Adair Harrison Breckley Charles Hayden John Allan Wd Brown Tom Will John Glenn Walter Colquitt Lee Jordan Myron Freeman Toombs Caldwell Charles Sisson Ed Barnett Steven Barnett Harvey Wharton Wilson John Eagan Fréd Paxon Fred Scott Arthur Rob Keely Ben Eugene She Brockdell Lucia Abbott Misses Glover Roline Clark Helen Black Martha Brown Elen Hillyer Wolf Florence Jackson Florence Werner Lowndes J. M. High Hickey Willam McCarthy David Kirkland Joe Dunlap James Dun Tap Wit Rover A.H. Spain Ed ‘and Howell Peeples Harry Tyler Les Crew William Modena Hugh Foreman Evelyn Harris Paul Mosteliet John Dean Stewart Travis Hum H. Smith R. E. O'Donnelly Joe K. Uttley Capital City Club C. H. McDowell Atlanta Woodward -Avenue ‘Baptist Church Res- F.C. H East Pair Street Pro- 2 Miss Garrett Miss Crass Washington Street Nellie Phillip Misa Nell O'Ponnelly Helen Ware Nelle Belle Callette Helen Blick Houser Ioe Massina New Jersey Daisy Holliday Marion Sidray Houser Willl Aatin Clyde King George Walters Claude Buchanaan Charlie Bowen Paul Clement Luther Williford Maggie Bean Morris West Harnest Nell O'Donnelly Mary and Carrie Howell

Mrs Boyd hosts College Park Club reception event

Misses Garrett and Massina host tea events with Miss Crass and Miss Daisy Holliday among guests. Notables include Mrs Benja Boyd and Mrs John Temple Graves, with decorations of palms smilax and crimson carnations. The scene features pink barge and lace dresses, and a large guest list from local society.

College Park Club Benja Win Boyd College Park Mia Alonzo Richardson John Temple Graves Linton’ Lewis Thomas Crenshaw Brady James Pittman Wilson Harris Benjamin Boyd Woods White R. G. Guinn Fred Shaeffer Mayson Woodward William Willingham Ben Willingham Alfrend Alfriend Connally Crenshaw Charles Cox Boyd Atonzo Richardson Atonzo Richardson, the Misses Jackson Toilet of Liberty Foulard

Grape-Nuts Boost According to a Woman's Carried Trial

A woman credits Grape-Nuts with restoring her health after a summer of exhaustion and weight loss. She describes starting by accident, initially unsure, but growing fond of the cereal as strength and nerves improved through repeated daily use.

Amy Ana

Barrel and society notes mix thrift drive with social updates

The city diary records a barrel campaign urging residents to recycle old rubber items while detailing attending society events. It lists numerous social figures, chaperons, and visitors from Birmingham, Chattanooga, Baltimore, and New York, plus engagements at Legadio's and gatherings hosted by Mrs. Prideau Ells and others.

Overcoat Offer Promises Deep Discounts on Style

A vintage advertisement touts a figure overcoat at $18, but a few remain. It contrasts an extreme version at $10,002 with a medium option priced at $12.50, marked down from $15.60, pitched as versatile for any year.

Ladies Auxiliary Formed by Georgia Lodge of Engineers

EISEMAN & WEIL announces move to new Whitehall store on the viaduct about March. Lodge Georgia No. 1 of the United States Motive Power Association for Stationary Engineers held a meeting in Kiser Building rooms to form a ladies auxiliary. Officers for the ensuing ten were elected: Past chief T. Day, chief engineer J. M. Bohier, assistant engineer George A. Maddox, recording and corresponding secretary W W. Whitington, financial secretary A. D. Howard, treasurer J. L. Night, inside senate J. R. Smith, outside senate Pinkie Starbuck, chaplain J. B. Carson. The group includes Atlanta engineers formerly in a local National Association of Stationary Engineers chapter, who left when a Black member joined at the Rochester convention. At Hotel Aragon arrivals included Walter Newman and others from Georgia, several from New York and Tennessee, and Chicago guests.

Wear Georgia United States Motive Power Association of Stationary Engineers Kiser Foltowa T T. ‘Day J. M. Bohier George ‘A. Maddox

Anniversary Observed by Federation of Trades in Atlanta

The Federation of Trades marked its eleventh anniversary last night in the Forsyth street hall. Dennis Lindsey presided, with C. A. Barrett and Jerome Jones delivering addresses. The program included a piano solo, vocal bass, comic songs, a stump speech, and moving pictures, plus a silver mounted gavel and marble sounding board presented by Globe Clothing Company.

Federation of Trades Atlanta” Federation of Trades Federation Forsyth Street Dennis Lindsey C. A. Barrett Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Jerome Jones

Jule Wylie Found Guilty In Larceny Case

The jury found Jule Wylie guilty on a larceny from the person charge in a Thursday-Friday trial. He was fined $200 plus costs or six months in the county chain gang. Four other defendants charged with Officer DeBray’s murder will not be tried this term as the criminal court, presided by Judge John Candler, reports record caseloads.

Jule Wylie DeBray Wylie Joige Candler Criminal Superior Court John Cander Mill of Justice Candler Bar of Justice Chaingang

One-Time Opportunity to Buy Rogers Silverplate Tableware

A live merchant notice highlights a rare chance to purchase genuine Rogers Silverplate tableware at half the retail price, urging readers to act quickly on this limited opportunity. The advertisement emphasizes authenticity and the exclusive discount, targeting buyers seeking fine dining pieces.

Hurt and taxes dominate city franchise debate in 1902 records

The discussion centers on condemnation rights and the impact of income taxes on future franchise lines. Hurt argues against guaranteeing future lines via high annual sums, while Atkinson and Hart push for preserving condemnation terms and noting tax implications. Council members press for clarification on control and schedules as the debate closes with thanks to Mr Hurt.

Atkinson Hart LaFlatte Mir Sie Warrens Hurt Mr. Hurt Arkwright Longino

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