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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1901
Page
3
Mrs Felton's editorial on work for white women spurs Georgia philanthropists to push for industrial and domestic training schools. The movement emphasizes empowering poor white girls through tech education, aided by Declarations of Winnis Davis memorials, Peabody endowments, and appeals to Atlanta leaders.
A Georgia discussion advocates expanding training programs for poor white women to improve domestic service, arguing black workers are already trained yet underutilized as servants. The speaker urges Women of Georgia to support broader tutoring and guidance for white women to gain dignity and opportunity.
A birthday party for Miss Van Spalding is planned this afternoon by Mr and Mrs Eugene Spalding. About thirty guests are expected to attend as the young social set gathers for an afternoon of leisure and light entertainment.
A crowded social page details a lawn fete at Mrs. Howell’s West End home with Japanese lanterns, elegant refreshments, and a festive setting. The event serves as a compliment to Miss Dorothy Whitcomb and Miss Leena Clarkson as they depart for European musical studies, with many Atlanta society figures in attendance.
Mrs W id Kendrick Washing ton Fitcharianashy in the city for several days. Mrs W s Davis to the guest of trends in Griffin. Miss Kate O Brien bag returned from Tybee. Mr Dan Carey and Evelyn Hartis have returned from Lithia. Mr J Kewis Browne has returned from Lithis. Miss Jennie sab DeLamate hav e turned from Americus. Mrs John J Woodside has returned from Atlantic Bed. Mr Arthur Wilson, Mr A McD Wilson Jr and Mr Harry Fadcett return today from Atlantic Beach. Mr Frank Orme leaves Sunday for New York and Buffalo. Tar Mannemacher, Mr Tatiates Mr Putpester and Mr FP have gave on a fishing tour near item. Mr John Mujlin has returned home. Mr and Mrs Rene Kunrt leave this week for Tate Spring Miss Edna Popers at Lithia. Mr B J Ray and wifeses Bessie and Ruste Ray are at Zauutab. Mrs Meta J Tutt of Augusta who is the guest of Miss Bila Pepe is still very os. Miss Mary Howell will return home Wednesday. Miss Lillian Franklin is in Macon. Misses Laura and Tochie Davin are at Tallulah. Mr and Mrs Pat Calhoun of Atlanta are Squiatered at the Cliff house Newport. Miss Laura Caldwell has returned to the city after a trip to Kentucky and the n cs w Miss Henrietta Colfer has returned from the Peters farm. Miss Julia Romare has returned from a trip to the north.
A large and enthusiastic Lyceum crowd filled both boxes and galleries last night. The program offered steady variety with Monsieurs Demontaral delivering the standout operatic numbers, notably The Palme in French. The Kicker and Little Lavine girl drew strong audience applause amid song and dance, with encores common throughout the evening.
Chairman B. C. Crenshaw and arbitrator W. T. Gentry began a tour inspecting the properties of the Atlanta Railway and Power Company to fix a valuation for taxation. If no agreement is reached a third party will be chosen to decide. Returns await action by the comptroller general.
Tickets are on sale to Buffalo for the Pan-American exposition at very low rates and for summer tours to eastern cities via Central of Georgia. Choose all rail or Savannah steamer routes with schedules, gaining dates, and rates from any Central of Georgia agent or W. H. Boggs T P A 16 Wall Street Atlanta Ga.
Governor Candler was indisposed yesterday and remained in his capitol office only a short time in the morning. He attended to urgent business before returning home. He had one or two callers, and the illness is not serious. he is expected to meet his duties again today.
Secretaries of State Mission Boards of the Southern Baptist Convention gather in Nashville Tennessee beginning today. The meeting aims to compare plans and ideas and develop recommendations for the convention. Attending delegates include from the home missions board and other committees, all busy with duties.
Dr. S. Jameson secretary of the Georgia state board Dr. W. W. Landrum Rev. John B. White and M. M. Welch of the home mission board will attend from Atlanta.
Georgia State Band performs at Grant Park tonight with an excellent programme arranged by Professor H. W. Card director. Selections include The Maine Festival Overture Raymond Northwind March Carmen Waltz and Battleship Maine among others. Three trains daily to Tallulah Falls connect with Southern Railway. American postal service in China to end military post share and station No. 1 on September 1.
Agnes Scott Institute in Decatur Ga emphasizes practical liberal arts with a new course combining music study with the standard curriculum. The program includes instrument or singing training along with harmony and music history and science, preparing students for professional work. Rev F H Gaines D D, president, invites inquiries.
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