Scholarship Concert and wedding at Grand and Marcus streets
A report details scholarships awarded by the Twentieth Century Music Club with performances by Lulu Jeter Annie Belle Cain Ida Mae Small Ruby Pratt Margar ite Dunlap Annie Goode Torbet Annie Laurie Langford and remarks by Mrs Harry Wentworth Young and Mrs A O Granger. It notes the marriage of Miss Annie Lou Crouch to Mr Woodruff at 8:30 pm with Rev Y S Bradley officiating and a small gathering. It also mentions a pupil recital hosted by Mrs Belle C Dykeman at the Grand and a third whist tournament game at the Piedmont Driving Club and a piece on women in newspaper shops in The Alkahest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Music Club
Stude
Ravina
Luela Jeter
Theodore Kirehnes
Annie Belle Cain
Edna Rosalind Park
Ida Mae Small
Valse Brilliant
Chopin
Ruby
Pratt Rivers
DeKoven
Margarite Dun
Annie Goode Torbet
Dessauer
Adella Tucker
Godard
Annie Laurie Langford
Harry Wentworth Young
A. O. Granger
State Federation
J. N. Crouch
Marcus Street
Annie Lou Crouch
W. Wroodruff
Yi. S. Bradley
Trinity Methodist Church
Piedmont
Zahn and Anderson United in Formal Nuptials
Marriage announced at Universalist church with Rev Mc Laughlin officiating. Miss Teresa Zahn and Mr Claude Anderson wed last night, bride wearing white chiffon lace. Following, couple hosted informal reception at the bride's mother home. he a railroad man and they planned a New York visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Zahn
Atlanta
Atanta
Anderson
New York
Hogan Plunkett Wedding at First Christian Church
Miss Julia Howard Hogan and Mr Andrew Floyd Plunkett married yesterday at 1 30 PM in the First Christian church with Rev Sherman Moore officiating. Attendants were Miss Plunkett and H S Prater. The bride wore white chiffon and carried white roses. the couple left for Conyers Ga where a reception was held last night. The bride is the daughter of a local family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew
A. F. Reeves
Orme Flynn
A. T. Albright
Sadie Askew
Adolpha Reeves
Kathleen Askew
Selma
Ala
Reeves
Julia Howard Hogan
Andrew Floyd Plunkett
First Christian Church
Sherman &. Moore
Miss Plunkett
H. S. Prater
Conyers
Woman’s rise in newspaper field and social notes
A long profile extols a woman who built a newspaper career from reluctance to acceptance, proving essential to many papers. It also details a social page of entertaining, clubs, visits, and upcoming events with numerous named locals and guests from Atlanta and nearby towns.
Motherhood focus called essential in society talk
Mrs. Felton urged the need for proper maternal instruction at the State Sociological Society session. She warned that many young women enter marriage ignorant of parental duties and the influences on children, calling for reform, public education, and stricter marriage safeguards to protect motherhood and future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Sociological Society
W. H. Felton
Anasuerus
New York City
United States
Mr. Carnegie
New York State
Crescent Hotel at Eureka Springs Reopens After Renovations
The Crescent hotel, a year round resort run by the Frisco system, unveils extensive renovations and improvements. The updated property aims to rival southwest hosts, signaling renewed activity and enhanced accommodations for travelers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Hotel
Eureka‘Springs
Opengan
Frisco
Cox College Shows Best Year Ahead at College Park
ITS BEST YEAR Is Expected at the Southern Female College at College Park Next Ses sion. The Cox College improves with each succeeding year. In buildings equipment faculty courses of study departments of music and art and eluvation in home care of pupils as well as city attractions in the work of the societies and the class of patronage the school seeks to reach higher and higher standards. The new catalogue and souvenir show the progress of the past session as well as the prospect for the future. To date more pupils have registered than before. The present faculty will continue with some notable accessions. Radical changes and marked improvements have been made in the curriculum. For further information address Charles C Cox President College Park Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Female College
College Park
Cox College
Charles C. Cox
Judge Candler and Chief Ball settle Hunter street traffic issue
Bailiffs' change in traffic setup near the courthouse caused complaints. Judge Candler and Chief Ball conferred to resolve the mis understanding over prohibiting heavy wagons on Hunter street. Traffic adjustments proceed, reducing court disturbances. Public notices advertise Cumberland Island trip on July 7 and rail and steamship excursions with low round trip rates via Savannah. Central of Georgia Railway offers round trips to major cities with meals and berth included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Candier
Hunter Street
Judge Candler
John W. Ball
Central of Georgia Railway
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Savannah
Fogg
Wall St
Quanta
National Educational Association Rail Pass Notice
All railway agents offer round trip tickets to Minneapolis or St Paul for the National Educational Association meeting July 7 to 11 1902 via the Atlanta Knoxville and Northern railway The Southern Scenic Line Tickets on sale July 4 5 6 and limited to July 14 extendable to September 1 1902 by deposit and 50 cent fee Ensure tickets read via A K N Ry The only Mountain Loop Line For information write J F Mew Williams GP Ax Kroxville Tenn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Minneapolis
Mountain Loop
J. F
Wiliams
Kroxville
Tenn
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. M. Hogan
Crouch- Woodruff
Belle C. Dykeman
Marie Alice Philips
Misa Philips
Ipswich
Reeves-Askhen
Hogan-Plankett
Peachtree
Jiffee
Cunningham
George Cunningham
Katrina Shields
Thomson
May
Caroline Howell
Jessie Mitchell
Margaret Duncan
Pearl
Maggie Mitchell
Pauline Hook
Susie Saul
Ora Sue
Aline Mitchell
Ethel Shumake
Leila Belle Fuller
Henderson
Detroit
Susie Cunningham
Minnie Davis
Young Women'’s Christian Association
Viaduct
Miss Rutherford
Atlanta South Side
W. Co. T. UL
Adkins House
Auburn Avenue
Louise van Harlingen
West Peachtree
Caroline, Geiger
Walnut i Hills
Cincinnati
John Matthews
Birmingham
Bessie Blackman
New Orleans
A. C. Chester
South Georgia
City
Pavideon
J. S. Aldred
Augusta
Dilla May Turg
Edgewood
Pearl Mitchell
Carteraville
Weldon Bridge
Ladies' Aid Society
Park Street Methodist Church
Wylie Pope
Annie Henson
South Carolina
Jack Farnsworth
E. W. Roberts
Elberton
Miss Jacobson
Lille
Rosa Levine
Ame
Fannie Turner
Nannie Stephens
Lucy Bloodworth
Frank Holland
Mary Lou Wikle
Cartersville
Crichton Callaway
Janie Alden
Memphis
W. E. Matthews
Marietta
Henry Hayes
Nashville
Edwin Jones
Earnest West
J. W. Little
John H. Jones
Mrs
Harry Turner
Nancy Wetherall
Chester
Julia Porter
Phoebe Wetherall
Eugenia Oglesby
Wetherall
Henry Coles
North Carolina
Seldon Jones
Wrightsville Beach
Mabel Powers
Fred A. Painter
Co. E. Critchell
Annie May Hall
Lamar ‘Washington
Macon
Fannie Lamar Rankin
Claude A. Smith Thas
Saratoga
Susan Calhoun
Nell Graham
New Haven
Conn
John,DeMott Ormond
Louisiana
Shanta
Tey
J.P. Steven L
Mrs. Felton
Bar Harwtr
Thousand ’ Islands
Bessie Tompkis
Jack Huger
Victor Smith
Guiseppe Rendegger
L. Graham Crozier
Knoxville
Welborn Hinda
John Rommel
Eugene Heard
E. G. McCabe
Lithia
Heard
Ottley
Joyeuse
Gong
Carereville
Louise Sutherland
Dalton
Edna Cain
Quitman
Daniel Grafft
T. B. Neal
Virginia Beach
Harry Atkinson
Piedmont Club
Mrs. Ginn
Helen, Hillyer
Julian Field
Wilmerding
Lowry
J. O'Neill
Boyd
Canada
Burnett
Supreme Court of Georgia
Wright
Trust Company OF Georgia
Equitable Building
John H. Woodbury
K Att
Foote’s Trunk
Alabama St
Atlarta, GA
Libbey
Libpey
Davis & Freeman
Whitehall St
Cumberland Island
Atlantic
E.G. Griffin
Mgr
Gate City
E. T. Payne
T. C
Aspen
Eiseman & Weil
BIG Acts
Hunnicutt
Bellingrath
Coutrern Express
Havana
Cubs
Esinew Wee
Azz Press Company
Arga& Soraees
Notaver & Rae
Seat Sur Foo
Ae Ens Southern Express Company
Charles W. Crankshaw
Whitehall Street
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