Southern Beauties and Favorite Flowers in Leslie's Weekly
A feature on Southern Women and Their Favorite Flowers highlights prominent social leaders pictured with flowers such as the Alexand er and Magnolia. Notable names include Mrs. John Jacobs Seibels of Columbia and Miss Antoinette Brough ton of Madison, plus Mrs. James G. Tillman of Charleston and Mrs. Fannie Lamar Rankin of Magnolia Hall, Ga. Green Entertains. Mrs. Joseph H Green hosts a Matrons Crokinole Club party in Decatur with prizes and a guest list from Augusta to Dallas.
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Leslie's Weekly
South
Ufe
John Jacobs Seibels
Columbia
S. C
Seibels
Bertha Whitingham
Macon
Georgia
Antoinette Broughton
Madison
Jessie St. John Norton
Louisville
Lee Jordan
Netta Russell
Atlanta
Martha Johnson
Anne Stovall
Augusta
Gardenia
James G. Tillman
Charleston
Magnolia
Fannie Lamar Rankin
Magnolia Hall
Texas
John Hamilton
Dallas
Tex
As. Green
Joseph H. Green
Decatur
Everett Bidwell
Thomas L Cooper
George Cunningham
Edwin Barry
Nellie Scott Candler
Natt Pratt
Charles Harman
John W. Pearce
Edwin P. Ansley
Richard L. Simms
Thomas L. Cooper
Louise Green
John Cunningham
J. P.laird
Hunter
Kate Kirkpatrick
Rodney
Roberts
J. B. Scott
Little
Powell
M. West
Wilson
Landrum
John Bucher
Mrs Adams guest of honor at Ponce de Leon Circle card party
Mrs. Adams was celebrated as guest of honor at a morning card party hosted by Mrs. Heber Reid at her Ponce de Leon Circle residence. Prizes included a Tiffany vase for first, a Picture for second, and a leather purse for third. Guests and entertainers featured a long list of local women and children. Later at the Piedmont Club, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wimbish hosted a dinner party with a sizable invitee roster from Columbus and Texas, New York residents, and local society names.
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Charles C. Adams
Heber Reid
Ponce de Leon Circle
Adams
Edward Glover
George Taylor
Don A. Pardes
George Traylor
Robert J. Lowry
Joseph Thompson
Bailey Thomas
Henry Tompkins
E. L. Connally
George Dexter
W. A. Wimbish
Piedmont Club
Robert Alston
George Speer
W. D. Bilis
Allen
Columbus
Watkins
Texas
Robinson
New York
Social Roundup Narrates Visits and Teas Across Cities
Several social figures from St Louis Florida and Georgia host and attend gatherings. Guests include Miss Nan Haynes and Miss Anna Adams while Mrs Will Haynes wins the first prize in a six handed euchre. A watermelon cutting hosted by Miss Jennie Lou Hill and Miss Maybel Hamilton decorates Lovejoy Street. Various trips to New York Savannah Warm Springs and Blacksea, al fresco receptions in Atlanta, and upcoming whist tournaments at Clairmont fill the social page with travel visits and family reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Haynes
St. Louis
Anna Adams
Florida
Will Haynes
Margaret Scully
Jennie Lou Hill
Maybel Hamilton
Lovejoy Street
Bessie Brady
Misses Moses
New York
Edward McCandless
Edna McCandress
Washington
Peter Erwin
Mary Ella Rogan
H. M. Harrison
Georgia Bacon
North Carolina
Henry Jackson
Myr
Marion Jackson
Thad Hammond
Natale Hammond
New Hampshire
Fleming
Summer Moves and Visits Across The South
Local society notes list families traveling for summer, with moves to Hot Springs Virginia Cumberland Island and Wrightsville Beach. Guests include Mrs. Otey in Virginia and Miss Orme visiting Cumberland Island. social teas honor Miss Crozier. Burnett’s Vanilla Extract praised as economical and pure.
Reunion of Thirty-Eighth Geor gia Regiment at Stone Mountain
Survivors of the Thirty-eighth Georgia regiment will gather at Stone Mountain on August 6 with speakers General Clement Evans General Andrew West Hon T Williams Hon Seaborn Wright and Judge R L Rodgers. The invitation committee includes Captain F L Hudgins and Al Jen Brown with arrangements by G R Weiss and others. An immense crowd is expected from DeKalb and surrounding counties to mark a historic reunion recalling CaldHarbor and Appomattox memories.
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Stone Mountain
Georgis
Clement A. Evans
Andrew J. West
T. Williams
Seaborn Wright
R. L. Rodgers
F. L. Hudgins
al Jen Brown
G. RR. Weiss
I. N. Nash
W. J. Willams
J. W. McCurdy
F. L. Guess
Appomattox
Lee
Gibbons
Fifth United States Army Corps
P. E. Davant
Crawfordsville
A. R. Wright
Rome
Will Hear Motion Today In Millard Lee Case
Att orneys for Millard Lee slayer of Miss Lilla May Suttles will ask Judge John S. Candler for a new trial in the murder case at 9 this morning in the Coca Cola building on Edgewood avenue. If denied, an appeal to the supreme court will follow. Lee is condemned to hang on July 21 and a stay will be sought. Solicitor Charley Hill represents the state. A separate motion for Henry King’s new trial is not set for today. King killed Ballist Ed Battle in the Pittsburg riot and is defended by James C. Warren and Claude C. Smith.
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Millard Lee
Lilla May Suttles
John S. Candler
Criminal Superior Court
Candler
Coca-Cola
Edgewood Avenue
Arnold & Arnold
Lee
Supreme Court
Charley Hill
Henry King
King
Ballist
Ed Battle
Pittsburg
James C. Warren
Claude C. Smith
Scholarships Offered at Georgia School of Technology
Technical education noted at the Georgia School of Technology offers two four year scholarships covering all net expenses. September 24 is the contest date. The school, in Atlanta, boasts a strong reputation for graduates in mechanical electrical civil and textile engineering and chemical engineering with expanded facilities and new dormitories forthcoming. Address Lyman Hall, President, Atlanta, Ga for a full illustrated catalogue.
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Georgia
Georgia School of Technology
Lyman Hall
Atlanta
Agriculturists Meet in Nashville to Discuss Southern Farm Interests
The fourth annual Cotton States Association of Commissioners of Agriculture convenes in Nashville from August 2 to 28 with Georgian participation. Georgia’s Commissioner B Stevens and W M Scott and J B Wright of Cairo outline a diverse program featuring talks on cotton varieties, pests, farming methods, swine diseases, alfalfa, meat packing, forest conservation, irrigation, sugar cane, malaria, land registration, extension work, and cooperative marketing.
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Cotton States Association of Commissioners of Agriculture
Nashville
B. Stevens
Georgia
W. M. Scott
J. B. Wright
Cairo
J. F. Duggar
Alabama Experiment Station
R. J. Redding
Georgia Experiment Station
W. A. Orton
United States Department of Agriculture
H. A. Morgan
Louisiana Experiment Station
South
R. I. Bennett
Arkansas Experiment Station
Virginia
In. W. Magruder
Department of Agriculture
Virgina
G. DD. Nesom
South Carolina
Caszava
Hi. E. Stockbridge
Florida
W. RB. Dodson
H. J. Waters
Missouri
A. M. Soule
Tennessee
Texas Experiment Station
I. B. Wright
G. W. Herrick
Mississippi Experiment Station
Jefferson Johnson
Commissioner of Agriculture
Texas
Ita
W. H. Taylor
Uniontown
Ala
Department of Agriculture and Experiment Station
J. G. Lee
Louisiana
B. W. Kilgore
Northn
Carolina
C. Pittuck
Agriculturist
R. R. Poole
Alabama
Frank HI
Arkansas
G. W. Koiner
Thomas H. Paine
O. B. Stevens
Nall
Kentucky
George B. Ells
Mississippi
8. L. Patterson
North Carolina
At the Grand ends vaudeville season with matinee and night show
The Grand and Bijou close their season after this week with vaudeville acts. Highlights include Misa Bertie Fowler in heart to heart talk and comic monologues, Snyder and Buckley with Floradora sextette and Gobble duet, Bettina Gerard and Hubert White in A Wedding Night, Boyce and Wilson blackface, Scott and Wilson acrobatics, Miss Marie Rogers, and new Vitagraph views.
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Misa Bertie Fowler
Snyder
Buckley
Scott
Wilson
Marie Rogers
Comedienne
Vitagraph
Summer Excursions by Rail and Sail to Atlantic Resorts
Travel notices offer $23.65 round trips to Morehead City NC via Southern Railway with return by October 31 1902. Trains depart Atlanta at noon and 1 PM arriving 11:30 AM next day. Central of Georgia promotes round trips to New York Boston Baltimore and Philadelphia via Savannah with steamship legs. Berths and meals included. Contact Central of Georgia offices or J C Beam Jr for details.
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Morehead City
N. C
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Kimball House Corner
J. C. Beam, Jr
Pla
Central of Georgia Railway
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Savannah
Central of Georgia
Foss
Wall St
Warmer weather boosts trade and crops outlook in Bradstreet report
July 11 dispatch from New York reports warmer weather lifting trade in iron and textile sectors while coal shortages limit pig iron, railways show gains, and crop prospects improve with corn usage rising. Wheat and barley crops look strong, exports wobble but overall tone is upbeat amid freight demand and high prices.
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New York
Bradstreet
Agricultural Department
St. Louis
Schuylkill
Lehigh
Mahoning
Shenangs Valley
India
Dun’s
R. G. Dun & Co
Otaers
Pittsburg
New England
Union
Chicago
Texas
England
United States
Crescent Hotel
Hureka Springs
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4. B. Steele
Julius Brown
James D. Robinson
Archibald Davis
Levi Scovil
William ‘Wilmerding
James C. Hunter
Martha Glover
Constance Reed
Miss Haynes
Effie Haynes
Sallie Gil
Julia Aunkler
Freddie Todd
Nealie Mayfield
Bessie Gil
Clare Myers
Daisy Mayfield
Annie Belle Gill
Margarite Possa
Jessie Mayfield
Masters Harry Aunkler
Will Hamilton
Alvin Gill
Charlie Hamilton
Carl Lancaster
John H. Linch
John Murphy
Win Hunkler
Frank Swet
George Johnson
Jake Johnson
J. D. Gil
G. Chambers
L. Epperson
Myrtle Lockett Avary
Christian Herald
Alfred Leonard
E. Magill
Beaulieu
Willam Traynbham
Richmond
Amanda Powers
Birmingham
Lee Douglas
Rockesville Springs
W. J. Northen
Northen
J. W. Hode
Alice Bowers
Michigan
Grace Weathers
Mss
Hubert C. Black
Lula
Warm Springs
Atlantic City
Harriet Harper
E. A. Burst
Sewell Black
Walter Inman
Ethel Mobley
Wrightsville Beach
Wilkie
Bellton
Albert Howell
Adelaide Howell
Europe
Richard Linton
Myrtle Pope
Chattanooga
William M. Butler
Isabel Callaway
South Georgia
Burwell Pope
Tallulah Falls
Ridley
Clairmont
Fitten
Judge van Epps
Sac
Katherine Cain
B. G. McCabe
Lithia Springs
J. H. Butler
Ibert Thornton
Thera
Alagust
BO Vta
Dapstors
Massachusetts
Hot Springs
Peter J. Otey
Norwood Mitchell
Jack Cutler
Long Island
Thomas Erwin
Marietta
Spencer Atkinson
Cumberland
Julia Romars
John Goldsmith
Julia Orme
Cumberland Island
Mary Kingsbery
Joseph Richardson
Eas
T. J. Kelly
Ethel Kelly
Misses Gamble
Eugene Spalding
Peachtree Street
Mary Stewart
Mrs. Jordan
Charles Currier
North
Arnold Broyles Thas
James N. Ellis
Mont Rest
W. H. Burden
J. P. Bouvier
Whitehall St
the Grand
Cook
Enoch’ Arden
Pouretze
EISEMAN & _Weil
New York City
Chas. W. Crankshaw
Diamond Rerchant and Jeweler
Whitehall Street
Laverpeo Jonweath
Merion
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Vancouver
Dominion Line
J. Walker
Union Depot
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Norcross Building
Boeloce
Canada
Havana
Calis
Agency Preas
Conte
Notover
Southern Express Company
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