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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1902

Page

11

Harvey Griffith Wedding at Bride's Mother Home

The wedding will take place Wednesday afternoon at 3 20 at the residence of the bride's mother on Wind sor street. The bride elect is a beautiful and charming young woman with many personal charms and a large circle of friends. Mr Griffith is a well known business man esteemed by all who know him. The ceremony will be in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives.

Harvey Grifith Windsor Street Griffith

Purse-Gale Wedding Draws Statewide Attention

Miss Louise Purse of Cartersville and Mr Hoyt Gale of Brunswick wed today in a ceremony witnessed by family and friends. Maid of honor is Ruby Purse. matron of honor Mrs R J Scott. best man Mr Howard Wolff. Attendants include Willamette Gale Roberta Purse Caroline Sheehan Gertie Henderson Ken Purse Eugene Whitfield Macon Scott Lewis Dickson Knight John Whitman Emily Bealer. House party and events preceded the nuptials with many Atlanta guests noted.

Atlanta Roberta Purse Savannah Caroline Sheehan Gertie Henderson Cedartown Ken 8 Purse Carteraville Eugene Whitfield Brunswick Macon Scott Lewis Dickson Knight New York John Whitman Emily Bealer Willamette Gale R. J. Scott

Shepard Kirkpatrick wedding in Atlanta on Luckie Street

Miss Beiva A Shepard wed Mr N H Kirkpatrick of Atlanta in a private ceremony at the L bride home on Luckie street. Rev G W BY pastor of West End Presbyterian officiated. Afterward the couple planned a Savannah and Tybee visit before returning to Atlanta at Crew street home. Mrs Shepard is daughter of W H Shepard, a prominent Athens businessman. Kirkpatrick has long been with The Constitution in Atlanta.

Wuss Carrie Howell Emory Isham Daniel J. M. Wilkinson Valdosta CIEY Elizabeth Ray Randolph Macon College Sidney. Houser Oliver Springs Hattie Erwin Logan Crichton Peter Grant Memphis Joseph Orme Pra Roby Robinson Lheft Atlantic Beach Janet Wise Auguste Gordon Kiser Murepe Gwendolyn Sewell South Side Formwall Street Cedartown W. HE. Chapin Virginia Collonel Robert J. Lowry Savannah Mary Connally John Spalding Lemans G. Mer J. Swether Ww. Bates Macon Piedmont Joseph Thompson

Romantic Wedding Promises Spartanburg Duo in Piedmont Society

Richmond dispatch notes the forthcoming wedding of Samuel Mandale of Spartanburg, S C, to Miss Fannie Sonnenberg of Richmond, following a romance sparked during the King's highway carnival. The piece also lists a flurry of social visits and summer plans among Atlanta society, with many locals traveling to Tullahoma, Stone Mountain, and various eastern cities, and notes on engagements and social entertainments at Piedmont Driving Club.

Richmond Samuel Mandale Spartanburg Fannie Sonnenberg King’s Highway

Wedding Plans and Society Notes From Palmetto and Washington

Joking of relations of the young people leads to a wedding planned in June with a rapid trousseau. After the ceremony the couple will honeymoon at Atlantic City and settle in Sparta, Ga., where the bridegroom runs a business. Palmetto society reports club entertainment with Miss Johnson presiding, papers on the loving cup and the Leopards Spots, and a Shakespeare recital.Washington social rounds note Miss Cozart’s reception honoring guests Hackney Ceabaniss and Turner, with many local young people in attendance and desserts served late. Additional items list illnesses, travel plans, commencements, and later summer plans of local residents and visitors.

Atlantic City Sparta Palmetto Woman’s Club Palmetto Palmetto Woman's Club Mary Pickens Johnson A. N. Brittain Maude Colquitt Fred R. Smith Adah Berkey Wisconsin Cozart Washington Specia Mary Annie Vie Cozart Court Street Hackney Ceabaniss Turner

Sparkling Cut Glass Display by Libbey

Libbey showcases expert cut glass with brilliant sparkle and pristine clarity. The display highlights the range from affordable pieces to the finest crystal, emphasizing years of study and skilled artistry in every shape.

Libbey

Labor Men Convene in Savannah Georgia Labor Convention

Atlanta delegates travel by special car to Savannah for the fourth annual Georgia Federation of Labor convention. Rome Dalton Stone Mountain Lithonia and Tallapoose join, with sessions three days. Debates focus on child labor convict lease and other labor issues.

Atlanta Georgia Federation of Labor Savannah Rome Dalton Stone Mountain Lithonia Tallanoose General Assembly Federation of Tradese Henry ¥. Garrett R. O. Ross Thomas N. Scales W. BE. Dean Typographical Union C. C. Houston Jerome Jones Isaac B. Bilerim Charles J. Lochridge Edward’. Sutton Taitors Benjamin Kaufman I. W Hirshfield Machiniats' Union Mike Riley R. Brown Garment Workers’ Union Lizate Umphries Anna Wallace Ju Hus F. Byard Printing Pressmen's Union J. A. Algeyn E. In Parham Bartenders’ League James Gray H. A. Kennedy Leatherworkers T. D. Johnson Bookbinders G. W.W. Jordan Medrical Workers’ Union G. T. Chafin Stone Cutters J. W. Br

Great painting exhibited at Philips and Crew's store

Clarence A. Worrall, of Asheville, displays a stunning painting at Philips and Crew's music store. The canvas captures blue Ridge scenery with luminous sky and mountains, drawing steady crowds in Atlanta. The piece will remain only a few days, urging locals to see it. Also noted is a Sovereign and Turkish cigarette display at Goodrum's in the Prudential building.

Clarence A. Worrall Asheville Philips & Crew Hugh Alse Atlanta Goodrum’s F Prudential Building

Excursion Tickets to Tybee From Atlanta

The Central of Georgia railway offers excursion fares to Tybee the South Atlantic coast at low prices. Round trip from Atlanta is $13.15, tickets on sale daily and valid fifteen days. A $6.00 round trip option is available Saturdays after noon and evening with return from Savannah Monday night. Proportions apply to other line stations. Ticket office 16 Wall Street and Union Station.

Tybee Central of Georgia Railway South Atlantic Atlanta Savannah Wall Street Union

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