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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1901

Page

3

Georgia Press Women Plan Annual Meeting and Motion Votes

Georgia Women’s Press Club to meet in Atlanta June 19 20 with officers to be elected and resolutions from Massachusetts to be discussed The agenda includes color line debates bills for next legislature and participation in the Buffalo Congress of Press Women The event features performances lectures and receptions and includes plans to boost women’s club movements and philanthropy among members.

Georgia Women's Press Lab Press Club Atlanta Los Angeles International Congress of Press Women Buffalo Cantabrigia Club Massachusetta General Federation of Clubs Georgia Press Georgia Women Wiliam King Georgia Mia Hing Georgia Woman's Press Club Congress of Press Women Canta‘origin Club Massachusetts Fiano Solo Povandise el Major Liszt Gertrude Louise Westmoreland Dr Byrd Rose Sones Tessie Gaymor Rose Wh Steinhagen Mra A. E. Smith Atlante Reva Woodbury Athena Hriliante Wieniawski Dorothy Whitcomb Lrs Bilary E. Bryan Fraternal Greetings State Federation A Granger Cartersville J. I. Sbyers Atlanta’ Woman's Club Clarence Johnson Athens Woman's Club Valeria Brazer Dewelters of the Confederacy Joseph Raine Atlanta, Ga William King Nre Aident International Congress of Press Congress

Engagements and Weddings Highlight Local Notices

Miss Mary Rem Ferg and Mr Frank Ellis announce their engagement to be sealed at the bride’s mother’s home on July 24 with relatives and intimate friends present the bride attended by her sister Miss Thyran Askew. Also reported is the wedding of Miss Fannie Dean Williams and Mr Harling Harling at Capitol Avenue Baptist Church with limited attendants and a white crepe de chine gown adorned with white carnations.

Mary Askew Frank Ellis Louis BE. Askew Mary Rem Ferg Frank E. Els Thyran Askew Miss Askew Atelanta Fannie Dean Williams Harling Bainee Harling Capitol Avenue Baptist Church Rerties Listen Moody J.C. Hunter Martha Glover Tate Springs Kittie Thornton Parang Edward Cox Kimball Street Missey McCabe Baltimore Louise .Toda

Atlanta Social Centerpiece Bride and Groom Depart

The bride described as one of Atlanta's most admirable and popular women, surrounded by warm friends, and the groom well known in business and social circles. Mr and Mrs Herling left last night for an extended visit north.

Brida Atlanta Herling

Marriages Featured in Atlanta Society Notes

Denton-Whittlesby wed at bride’s parents home in a quiet ceremony witnessed by relatives. Miss Candler of Villa Rica Georgia and Mr Coachman of Clearwater Florida plan to reside together after marriage. Stellay Miles and Manning Goldsmith wed at First Baptist Church in Atlanta in a long awaited romance of two esteemed families. Goldsmith, draughtsman for Atlanta Railway and Power, is son of J W Goldsmith. Miles, late H H Miles’s daughter, is noted as bright and accomplished. Public reaction is one of surprise and felicitation for the couple and their circle of friends.

Miss Wiles Mr. Goldsmith First Baptist Church West Cornelia Green Washington Green Atlanta Charles Hut Macon McCabe Baltimore Martha Phillipa North Carolina Rosalie Howell Louise Toda Percy Adams John Barry Edward Dougherty Priestly Orme Atlen Harris D'Antienec Louis Cofe Jack Miller Augusta John Curd Leon ‘Dure Monroe Ogden Bessie Denton Edward Brooking Whittlesby Caria Solomon B. Coachman Clearwater Fla Jessie Beall Candler Villa Rica Candler Ia 8. C. Candler Candler Georgia Coachman Ia Stellay Miles Manning Goldem W. W Landrum Tomance Manning Goldsmith J. W. Goldsmith Ltt Zena Goldsmith Atlanta Railway and Power Company Mils A H. H. Miles

Whitfield Randoph wed in Tallahassee church nuptials

Tallahassee June 12 special report states James B. Whitfield Florida state treasurer married Miss Margaret Heyward Randolph of Tallahassee at St John s Episcopal Church at noon. Judge Whitfield and wife depart for a northern eastern tour via Norfolk.

Tallahassee Fla James B. Whitfield Florida Margaret Heyward Randolph St John's Episcopal Whitfield

Grape-Nuts Food Rejuvenates Ex-Athlete’s Endurance

A former long distance runner describes renewed energy after using Grape-Nuts Food for two meals daily. He notes improved digestion, steadier nerves, and sharper study efficiency after two weeks, saying the product built brain and nerve strength and boosted athletic performance.

Marriage Notices From Savannah and Lexington Events

In Savannah and Lexington reports a string of engagements and weddings. Dr Charles A Bland and Miss Lucy McAden unite at First Presbyterian in Charlotte with notable families. Miss Marion Worley wed Clyde Moore Shropshire in Lexington amid illness. William Harper Dent and Daisy Dickinson married in Waynesboro with a formal reception. Harriet Elizabeth Johnson to wed Elijah Alexander Brown at Inman Park Methodist Church. multiple social items note attending weddings, trips, and upcoming nuptials across Georgia and nearby states along with various social engagements and visits.

Bland-McAden Charlotte N, C Charles A Bland Lucy McAden First Presbyterian Church Bland McAden R. ¥. McAden Brown- Johnson Marcus Wiliam Johnson Harriet Elizabeth Elijah Alexander Brown Inman Park Methodist Church

Social Notes Echo Busy Atlanta Summer

A long list of visitors and residents enjoying summer in Atlanta includes Mispey Harriet and Gladya Snook singing at an evening event, Mrs. Henry Hirsch visiting her mother Mrs. Simmons, Laura Witham and Mary Woodruff in LaGrange, Javerton Paine returning to New York, and many others visiting, returning from trips, or hosting gatherings across the city and nearby towns. Capital items feature Mrs. Archibald Davis's luncheon, Miss Neltle Foster's social prominence, and plans for forthcoming transfers and visits to Athens, Philadelphia, and Richmond. A small business note promotes Tyner’s Little Watermelon Seeds as a kidney and liver aid, sold by local druggists.

Evelyn Jackson Music School Will Vaughan Livingstan Mims Handolera Leslie Stuart Aliksen Edward G. Warner Julia Filach Mitedge- Villega South Mirs Mary Bryan Clarkston Mendesealen Tschetschulg Theodora Morgan Kinnie Mottett Tynge New York City Edward Brown Atlanta, Ga Massenett Sam Bu Mary, Otis Beter Cling Milledgeville Lillian Patterson Griffin R. J. Scott Scott Carformville New York Littien Jennings Covington Laura Witham LaGrange Mary Woodruff Javerton Paine James Nunnally Fannie Lamar Rankin deGraffenreid Schofield Macon Katie Johnson McRae George Hollidey Sort Valley Frank Potta Athens Jennie Hoya Atlante Eamund Tighton Trier Anniston Ann Albert Howell, Jr Ida Howell Cramer Howell Adgard Howell Archibald Davis

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