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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1905
Page
5
An all leather selection offers cases from five to twenty five dollars and sladstone bags from eight fifty to twenty two fifty. Cabin bags range four to twelve dollars and hat boxes six to twelve dollars.
A fashion note extols Panama straws and summer accessories with prices ranging from $1.50 to $15.00 for straw yachts and Know Yachts at $4.00 and $5.06. It emphasizes fitness in dress over fashion and outlines the importance of material choice and tailoring. Two-piece suits are mentioned as part of the style balance.
Blue serge coats range 3.50 to 8.50 with options including double breasted cuts satin yoke and vest. Black silk alpaca and Sicilian coats priced 2.50 to 13.00 with extra quality lines. Shirts from 1.00 to 3.50 plus E and W at 3.50.
The piece touts tan Blucher Oxfords as cool and comfortable, deeming them superior to black shoes for summer wear. It notes patent costs and versatility for dress, highlighting a nabby four button low patent coltlined shoe with dull kid top suited for resort dances.
A heavy silver tray was presented to Chief W. R. Joyner of the Atlanta Fire Department during the Atlanta drum corps visit to Louisville. The inscription names Joyner and Louisville contributors. The event occurred at Louisville Fire HQ with remarks by Mayor candidate Barth and praise for the Atlanta crew, praised by local papers. The Atlanta firefighters received a warm welcome and drew wide attention during the reunion events of the United Confederate Veterans Association.
The Detamater Musical Comedy Company’s Mlle. Awkins has been praised as a leading season success in Atlanta. The company is skilled, the production eye pleasing, and wardrobe fitting. Amy Lee and John S. Kearney headline with a standout second act. Matinees and evening shows run through the week at the Skating Auditorium Peachtre Street. The venue drew large crowds as spectators enjoyed a popular local outing.
Rev J A Davis drew attention in Atlanta with a Sunday sermon on the New Negro. A committee of colored Methodist ministers was appointed to investigate the statements, reporting perceived biases and urging restraint while condemning acts of violence and disorder in church life.
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