Winter fashion chatter on a snowy day in Atlanta
A rosy cheeked woman and a friend discuss shopping and sewing on a snowy day. They note practical mending, remnant hunting, and the season's spring fashion, predicting veiling lace gowns and white ensembles with long coats and elegant trims. The Atlanta modiste previews New York trends and a darker blue gown with lace accents.
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An- Steck
Faust
Peopla
Atlanta
Trousseau
Panuin
Fashion Notes and Social Roundup From Atlanta
A fragmentary column describes evening gowns with blue Uberty foulard and lace yokes, then notes a Fisher exhibit in Atlanta with works by Hugo and Harrison Fisher. It also covers Parsifal recital plans, a charity orchestra program, a Bowling Club party at Piedmont Driving Club, and social entertainments hosted by Mrs Inman and Miss Turk with listed guests and attendees.
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Atlanta
Fisher
Hugo Fisher
Harrison Fisher
la- Qoales
Piedmont
Edward van Winkle
Frances Carter
Anaise Day
Louise Black
Mabel Powers
Janie Speer
Belle Nash
Myron Freeman
Sandford Rust
Robert Ryan
John Dean Stewart
Lynn Werner
Arthur Clark
Miss Talley Hosts Handkerchief Shower Before February 10 Marriage
Harriet Talley bride to be of Henry Bruce Montgomery was guest of honor at a handkerchief shower by Lucy Lowe on South Pryor Street. Attending guests include Mary Briscoe Elciss Whitman Sally Lrena Kubenka Mary Griffin Carrie Lowe Mattie Lowe Mary Dodd Nellie Smith Caro Talley Annie Loualley Mary Filla Yancey Anna Wilkerson Harriet Lowe Georgia Hunnicutt Julia Lasnett Jura Deda Maude Bimmas Claude Simms Mary Woodruff Regina Carroth ton Mary Taylor Annie Manley Pansey Spear Mildred Nobles Allie Williams Leontine Day Caroline Clark Catherine Montgomery Margaret Talley.
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Miss Talley
Harriet Tally
Henry Bruce ‘Montgomery
Lucy Lowe
Oz South Pryor Street
Mary Briscoe
Elciss Whitman
Sally Lorena Kubenka
Mary Griffin
Carrie Lowe
Mattie Lowe
Mary Dodd
Nellie Smith
Caro Talley
Annie
Panic Party Hosts at Mrs Wilett’s Inman Park Home
Mary and Parma Hill visiting Mrs Hugh Willett at Inman Park were guests of honor at a panic party hosted by Mrs W Witham on Peachtree. A chafing dish supper followed a game with prizes including The Heart of Hyacinth and a pearl stick pin. Invitees included Misses Sallie May Bagley M A Phelan Tobie Davis Lula Callaway Bessie Shaw Effie Beale Phelan Nell Earnest Martha Whitman and others along with several Mr and Mrs attendees and local dignitaries.
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Mary
Parma Hill
Athens
Hugh Wilett
Inman Park
W. Witham
Peachtree
Sallie May Bagley
M A Phelan
Tobie Davis
Lula, Callaway
Bessie Shaw
Effie Beale Phelan
Nell Earnest
Martha Whitman
Earnest Dallas
Jack Keene
Shanks
Hudson Moore
T. Dorsey
James Callaway
John Manley
Shelby
Robert Ryan
Frank Kirvin
van Astor Bachelor
Hugh Willett
H C Bagley
Howard Callaway
John 5. Candler
Oyster Supper At Grace Church Meets Literary Social
The Epworth League of Grace church hosts a monthly literary social at 197 Highland Avenue with an oyster cupper and musical program. A 3 PM DAR meeting at 2 West Peachtree Place will elect delegates to the Continental Congress in Washington and dues must be paid before February 1. Wardrobe committee of the Florence Crittenton home meets at 169 Gordon Street at 3:30 PM. Community notices list visits, travel, and social events among Atlanta residents and clubs including the Jessie B Sergeant Whist Club and Young Matrons' Club events. The city society scene reports illness, travel plans, and upcoming entertainments.
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Epworth League of Grace Church
W B Thomas
Highland Avenue
Joseph Habersham
Daughters of the American Revolution
John M. Graham
West Peachtree Place
Continental Congress
Washington al
Florence Crittenton
A . McHan
Gordon Street
City Rights to Be Learned on Alabama Street Extension
The committee on manufacturers statistics freight rates and transporta tion will meet at 11 o’clock tomorrow in the city hall to discuss extending Alabama street across the railroad yards and to determine municipal rights. The article notes that earlier plans in 1894 proposed a viaduct from the west end of Alabama to a landing opposite the yards, but a lease with the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railroad blocked construction despite prior intent. Obstructions and freight depot issues now influence whether a viaduct can be pursued after lease expiry.
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Alabama Street
J G Woodward
Atlanta
Nashville, Chattanooga and
St Louis Railroad
Wiggs Auction and Wiggs Card Co Ad from Atlanta
An advertisement promotes Wiggs Auction and Wiggs Card Co from Atlanta Georgia. It touts two games using one set of cards one quiet and one noisy and fun. The copy highlights masking the Wiggs names and mentions a forty cent to sixty cent price range and a southern agent.
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Wiggs
Hat Cleaning and Dyeing at 28 Whitehall Street
Bussey cleans and dyers reshape old hats and Panamas for sale in late stores. Prices assessed by work done, 28 percent. Street location noted as Whitehall.
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Bussey
Whitehall Street
Social gathering features music and games in Roberta
In Roberta Georgia on Monday evening socialites gathered at the Carnes home from 8 30 to 1 30 oclock for a lively party. Progressive games drew interest while Miss Fincher and Miss Grey provided music. Guests included Adelle Fincher of Fort Valley Eula Heraison of Bryan and many local residents with travels noted.
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Won Carnes
Minnie Martin
Dollie Martin
Martha Grey
Ada Andrews
Claudia Webb
Pearl Wright
Florence Bond
M G Phelan
Hix
R Andrews
T. J. Mathews
T Smith
Misa Pearl Gordon
J. Champion
Macon
Misa Mattie Grant
Eddie Bond
Hollins
Ala
Land Contest Again In Court In Fulton County
Mrs Deisy BE Ryan has filed proceedings in Fulton superior court to establish title to property on West Fair Street and the Southern railway dispute. A prior clash led to a confrontation between Stephen A Ryan and Southern track superintendent Lemons. Both sides claim ownership. injunctions were previously sought and dismissed. Ryan is represented by Rossert Brandon and Robert B Blackburn.
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Fulton
West Fair Street
Boutherm Railway
Ryan
Stephen A. Ryan
Lemons
Southern
Ryan Toth
J. H. Lumpkin
Afr
W Dodson
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Central
McDaniel Street
Mte Minnie
Carson
Georgia Railway and Bilectric Company
Bolton
William Carson
Jerry Davenport
Davenport
Centrals
Fullers Crossing
Elizabeth Cotton Mills
Mary A. C Askea
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Lindsay Street
Bellwood
J. E Bowles
Southern Railway Company
Bowes
Arnold & Arnold
Wing
John Trimble
Street Railroad Company
A E Calhoun
Trimble
I OT Pendleton
R J Jordan
BH J Conyers
Walter T. Calquitt
Portraits Secured for Atlanta City Hall Walls
Secretary to Mayor Howell W W Goodwin has secured photographs of Atlanta mayors for the executive office walls. Framed portraits of Mayor E P Howell and former leaders Mims Woodward Goodwin Hillyer are ready, with families of Collier King and Hemphill promising pictures. Citizens are asked to contact Goodwin at Mayor Howell's office. Also listed are a day trip to Cincinnati via Southern Railway and Queen and Crescent routes with multiple departure times.
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Atlanta
W W Goodwin
Howell
E P Howell
Livingston Mims
James G Woodward
John B Goodwin
George Hillyer
Charles A Collier
Porter King
W A Hemphill
Cincinnati
Southern Railway
Queen
Crescent
Campaigns for Smallpox Vaccination Divide Carrollton
In Carrollton and Heard County the push for compulsory smallpox vaccination spurs strong opposition led by Ordinary Brown. Mayor T C C Bledsoe plans city action with aldermen to curb the disease spread, amid costly county outbreaks and ongoing debates about enforcement. In Parla Missouri, Frank Dawson is sentenced to hang March 17 for murdering his broke engagement partner Anna Hartman.
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Carrollton
Carrollton Ga
State Board of Health
Heard County
Brown
T CC, Bledsoe
Sweetheart
Parla
Frank Dawson
Anna Hartman
Dawson
Miss Flartmen
Banquet Planned for Boys High Alumni in Atlanta
Arrangements are underway for the first annual Alumni Association banquet of the Boys High School in Atlanta on February 22 at the Kimball House. About seventy-five graduates have pledged to attend, including many prominent city figures. The event is led by W M Goodwin and Cecil Meyer with James L Mayson named toastmaster. Membership is open to any diploma holder, with a $1 plate price.
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Boys’ High School
Kimball House
Atlanta
Mr Goodwin
Meyer
Alumni Association
Boys’ High School of
James L Mayson
Lst
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