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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1901

Page

3

Miss Powers House Party At Wrightsville Beach Delights Attendees

A Wrightsville Beach event featured Miss Maybel Powers hosting guests from Atlanta and Wilmington. Activities included a Carolina Yacht Club regatta, a Seashore hotel dance, a German at the Seabord club, and launch parties. Attendees included Lucy Newman Ada Alexander Ret Dargan Nell Earnest Leonora Cantwell and others with fashionably styled gowns and festive decorations.

Maybel Powers Wrightville Beach Lucy Newmhan Ada Alexander Ret Dargan Nellie Earnest Atlanta Leonora Cantwell Wilmington Jon Dean Steward Travis Huff Seiden Jones Ballard Blake Carolina Yacht Club Miss Powers Seashore Hotel Sa&amw Fraternity Willam Bellamy John A. Arringdale Mra E J Powers Mrs Arringdale Wimington

Women of labor unions press for arbitration over strikes

The women of labor unions urge unity with men to seek arbitration in labor disputes to avoid strikes. Mrs George G Green, leader of the women's auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, stresses fact gathering and cooperation with union committees, calling women the power behind the throne. The Atlanta division, formed in 1891 by Mrs C A Beckwith, emphasizes mutual aid, social bonds, insurance, and biennial conventions with the Brotherhood. Current reports from the Atlanta auxiliary meeting praise its flourishing condition and activities led by President Mrs T Scribner.

George G. Green Woman's Auxiliary Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Green Our Republic Myre Grean Woman's Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Atlanta C. A. Beckwith Americus J. H. Achey J S. McKibban W. R. Allen Hert Webb A. H. Jackson Kiser T Scribner

Piedmont Meet Promises Turf Racing And Feature Match Race

Horsemen forecast a crowded Piedmont park meet on Saturday afternoon led by a marquee match race for the state championship between Musquetoon of Macon owned by George H Colvin and Charley H of Stewart and Ray Atlanta. Additional events include a road race a trotted mile and a half mile pace with entries from Macon Atlanta Reynolds and Marietta among others.

Piedmont Park George H. Doalvin Macon Stewart & Ray Cray Selding Charley H Aise Hatch Curran Ellis Kentucky Belle J. W. Goodson Tidley Winks Reaves Atlanta Chauney Bm Robert Pace Charlie H G.a Stewart and Rey Musquetoon George H. Colvin

Social Roundup of Visitiors and Travels Across Town

Mrs Orme Campbell hosted Foster at Arevie My, while Mrs Lewis Beck plans a November trip to New York with Adelaidearris, Edna Cain heads to Atlanta and Quitman, and T. & Lewis family set Sept 1 for Buffalo. Numerous guests visit Marietta, Augusta, Watkinsville, and Atlanta. notes include return from Philadelphia, travels to Tybee, Morehead City, Bremen, and New York, with church picnic plans for St James at Lawrenceville and a special train from Union Depot.

Foster Orme Campbell Arevie Lewis Beck New York Misa Adelaide Arris Edna Cain Atlanta Seaves Quitman Mtr T. & Lewis and Buffalo BH. Cahn M Frank Washington Street Miss Ragan Covington Ealis Ragan Abercromble Ashford Watkinsville Misa Caroline Collier Logansville Hartman Marietta William Chapin Philadelphia Lewis Palmer Morehead, City Nellia Hightower Lucille Thompson Newman St James Church Lawrenceville Union Depot Bellwood Avenue

Stuart Fosburg On Trial For Sister's Death In Pittsfield Mass

The July 18 trial in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, charges Stuart Fosburg with killing his sister last May. A wave of New England excitement followed the Fosburg arrest as the family claims burglars entered the house and killed the sister during an attack on Robert Fosburg and their father. Prosecutors allege a family quarrel led Fosburg to shoot his sister, intending to target another member.

Pittsfield Mass Stuart Fosburg May Fosburg New England Robert Fosburg

Two Brilliant Receptions At Morehead Coast Resort

At Morehead North Carolina July 15 a bustling week adds to the resort’s busy season. Prominent Georgians attended two large receptions and numerous informal gatherings including a press association event and a grand reception for Mrs Stonewall Jackson and NC Governor Aycock. Attendees wore gowns of white chiffon silk brocade and black lace with diamonds.

Nichols Louisiana Jarvis North Carolina Hot Springs N. C EH Rumbaugh Asheville Morehead Governor Jarvis The Press Association Canada Cape Horn Stonewall Jackson Aycock Charles Aycock T J Jarvis White University of Georgia de Forrest Allgood Griffin Scoville Atlanta Howell Jackson James Bryan Newhern Mrs. White Athens Miss Nichols Elizabeth Nichols Georgia Fleming Thomas Coollage Douglas Boyd Isabel Thomas Gertrude Thomas Sidney Cooper James Nunnally George Winship Stonewal Jackson

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