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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1902

Page

22

Sunday Page Embraces All Readers With Practical Guidance

A versatile Sunday feature promises guidance for women seeking information, children needing knowledge, busy business people, and professionals aiming to stay informed. The tone appeals to broad audiences with concise, actionable content.

Poc o Momo Social Wedding Notice

Sutton Newson announces the marriage of daughter Sarah Anderson to Frank Clarence Newson at Danburg Methodist Church Danburg Ga on the evening of June 25. The bridal couple have gone on a wedding journey to Florida resorts and will be absent about two weeks. Dr J W Brinson and Mr Bryan are noted Wrightsville social figures.

Ter J. W. Brinson Wrightsville Bryan Bank of Wrightsville Florida

Holmes Wood and surrounding nuptials in Macon Georgia

In Macon on June 6 Mary Eunice Wood wed Charles Benjamin Holmes at the Holmes residence on First Street in a ceremony by Rev. W N Ainsworth with Miss Mayo Wagnon as attendant and Robert Holmes as best man. They depart for a tour to Charleston Washington New York then return to be at home in Macon. Also noted are weddings of Enlalle Martin and John Tucker and Jennie Spinks and J R Henderson with brief details and post nuptial plans.

Macon Mary Eunice Wood Charles Benjamin Holmes J. R Holmes First Street W. N. Ainsworth Mulberry Street Chhurch Mayo Wagnon Robert Holmes Woman's Club Evelyn Lewis de Los Legines Hill Atlanta Miss Lewis Tven Wesleyan College Chapel Ladies of the First Christian Church

Women and Suffrage Reflections and Social Notices in Atlanta

A column recounts a dinner with Judge and Mrs. Decker in Denver praising educated Southern women, arguing suffrage can empower refined leadership. It moves to social notes on Miss Hallie Irwin’s card party, a Grand flower exhibit by the Women’s Club, and multiple society gatherings with lists of attendees, prizes, and outfits.

Atlanta Judge Mrs. Decker Denver Colo America Union Louisiana Woman's Club

New Journalism Principles Highlighted in Sunday Review

Social scene notes show Miss Augusta Wylie as guest of honor at a matinee hosted by Miss Valeria Rankin. Attendees included Miss Susan Calhoun Miss Nell Graham Miss Houston of Dallas and Miss Lena Swift among others.

Augusta Wylie Valeria Rankin Misa Wylie Susan Calhoun Nell Graham Houston Dallas Tex Lena Swift

Mrs Crichton to Entertain in Honor of Miss Irwin

Mrs Logan Crichton will host a large reception late in the month to honor her sister Miss Hallie Irwin. Several hundred guests are invited, promising a delightful social event in the community.

Miss Bessie Trotti Honor Attended by Kirkwood Friends

Misses Anna and Lilie Trotti hosted a charming afternoon at their Kirkwood home in honor of sister Miss Bessie Louise Trotti whose marriage to Mr Robert Frank McCormack is set for Tuesday. Refreshments were served to a group including Mary Jackson Mae Garvey Jessie Everett Maude Brown West Point Jeanette Connell Cerdie Scott Littie Baker Lena Gardner Lena Everett Marlon Lamont Ida Holbrooks Annie Stiles Nannie Lou Baker Grace Spratt Mrs Pred Stewart and Mrs Freese.

Bessie Trotti Anna Lilie Trotti Kirkwood Bessie Louise Robert Frank McComack Misses Trott Mary Jackson Mae Garvey Jessie Everett Maude Brown West Point Jeanette Connell Cerdie Scott Littie Baker Lena Gardner Lena Everett Marlon Lamont Ida Holbrooks Annie Stil

Dinner honors Major Blackford at Lowry home

Colonel and Mrs. Robert I. Lowry hosted Major Blackford of Baltimore for a delightful dinner. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Nicolson, Mrs. Wilmerding, Mrs. Sarah J. Hagan, and Mr. Thomas Egleston along with Miss Dennis. Annnie Dennis to host a buffet luncheon Wednesday for Mrs. Wilam King and the Woman's Press Club of Georgia.

Major Blackford Robert I. Lowry Major Black Ford Baltimore Lowry Nicolson Wilmerding Sarah J. Hagan Thomas Egleston Miss Dennis Annnie Dennis Wilam King Woman's Press Chub Georgia

Flower Mission Day and Nearby Recitals Highlight Local Events

Miss Jennie Casseday birthday marks Flower Mission Day with church program at 3 PM in First Methodist church basement. The schedule includes hymns, readings, recitations, duets, and a "Saloons Must Go" song. Flowers will be carried to jail, prisons, hospitals, and the sick and poor.

Jennie Casseday Woman's Christian Temperance Union First Methodist Episcopal Church tAmerica Scripture Tesson M. L. McLenden Saul Mary Quilnan Julia Parks Ared Smith Agnes Coleman Clarence Aldred Iunian Christian Endeavor Sociery West End C. W. Byrd First Methodist Episcopal Church. Solo—Miss Cawthorne

Henpecked Husbands and the Pinkham Cure

An essay on henpecked husbands who tolerate control to keep peace. It contrasts male martyrdom with the supposed illnesses of wives and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for women's ailments, urging silent sufferers to write for help.

Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Pinkham Lynn Mass

Elegant Garden Parties Highlight Atlanta Society

Miss Augusta Hardin won first prize a pen and ink sketch while Miss Janie MacMahon took the consolation prize. A large sixteen graduate list and many guests attended a series of ice cream festivities, al fresco parties, and elegant drives with notable gowns and hosts.

Augusta Hardin Janie MacMahon Mary Lou Baker Sara Turner Annie Laurie Fuller Virginia Shropshire Louise Welch Fannie May Banks Rae Schlesinger Mac Andrews Mary Ramsaur Blanche Bell Annie Hall Caroline Westmoreland Janice MacMahon Augusta Murphy Adele Turner Regina Corrigan Natalie Taylor Susie Wates Estelle Whelan Jamie McKinley Letitia Green Julie Harris Emily Hunnicutt Susie Parka Lyda Hunnicutt Janice McKinley Punch

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Poco Momo Social Holmes- Wood Dresden Annie Nutting Mrs. Crichton Miss Irwin Miss Brown Martha Brown Washington Street Leila Morris Constance Reed Florence Werner Martha Langston Annie Fitten Frances Carter Frederick Paxon Poreter Langston Will Leary Tony Byers L. F. Norman Robert J. Lowry Sam Yoer Tupper F. A. McCarroll 3. C. Clark Louis Pletcher Livingston Minis H. C. Stockdell Scoville William Reynolds Kintach Nelson D. R. Carson Samuel Stocking Julie Orme Phillips Richard 8. Laws James LeConte Anderson Henry D. Wakefield Grant Wilkins John G. Wilkins Robert Hancock May Prentice Pierce Christie Stevens Thomas Paine Clarence Stockdell Frank Stockdell B. M. Zettler Mattie Lula Staton Miss Wootten Teucy Hines Mamie Jordan Sandersville Katherine Wootten Peachtree Miss Jordan Miss Hines Miss Mobley West End Academy Daviddie Mobley E. C. Merry Otto Barth Cincinnati Joe Swartz Vancouver Wash Robert McDougald Wilmington Del Almond Boris Hodgson Arrie. Welden mMiss Fannie Ruthe Cule Lucy Cobb Institute Edith Hodgson Rutherford Walden Deeskers Ewe Ray Tad John Matthews Lucien Harris Charles Thaden Will Eiverett Mamie Pitts Lucy Caldwell Daviddie Mobtey Oscar Venable Birmingham Graves Howard Wadley Anthony Murphy Edgar Jones Miss Wylie Miss Bright Stephens Philips Georgia Hunnicutt Girls’ High School L. P. Walker Crew Street Church of the Holy Comforter George Dexter Frank Hawkins Stocking R L. Foreman Fannie I. Rankin Alex Smith Hugh Mckee Piedmont James W. English, Jr James McKeldin Warry Atkinson Frank Ellis William P. Nicholson Carroll Payre Whitehall St Niet Ays
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