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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1902
Page
16
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local event with names Barthilas Gummy Sewous Unaer lis New Mamagetacims Wind and possible celebration. Lacks coherent details, dates, places, or organizations to form a full summary or confirmable entities.
In Lenten Savannah society life centers on charity events. Colonial Dames hosted a memorial concert for Arlington cemetery. Tea at Golf Club, a Troebel Circle sailcloth sale, and a Catholic library picture event support various causes. Engagement announced Elizabeth Keech and H H Brewer for June 14 wedding.
Mrs Frederick B Pope hosted twelve ladies with a lavish George Washington luncheon at her Augusta home. Elegant green and white decor, Renaissance lace centerpiece, hatchet-shaped place cards, and a cherry centerpiece highlighted an ornate menu. Guests included Mrs Charles Bryan and Miss Marie Allen among others. A separate note mentions additional gatherings and sentiments on social events in Augusta.
Opechka Alabama residents quietly solemnized in the city residence of the bride's parents on Wednesday due to a recent bereavement in Mr Henry's family. Augusta railroad circles note the groom's good fortune and friends extend congratulations.
The Macon chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a February meeting at regent Mrs John B Cobb’s home. A tribute to founder Mary A Washington was read, and the chapter voted to rename itself the Mary A Washington chapter in her honor. Other notes cover social events, visits, and upcoming meetings in Macon Georgia with several named members and households.
Mrs Susie Hunt hosted a euchre party for Mrs David Ross of Chicago with prizes and tea in her honor. The Women’s Reading Club featured Japan talks and club leadership changes. A pretty wedding linked Miss Julia Markham of Columbus to Dan McEachern of Ensley City Alabama. Several society visits, receptions, and a large juvenile play at Mr Richard Smith’s home highlighted the social scene.
A Spring 1992 Ready-to-Wear display highlights affordable fashion with suits priced from $15 to $75. The showcase features cloth and canvas options, Eton Coats, Moire trimmings, and silk accents, plus matching skirts and wraps. Show window invites shoppers to view the latest styles.
Bress Goods and Silk Department showcases a wealth of silks including Foulards, Pompadour designs, and Pongee Silks with new stripes, colorings, and wide ranges. Emphasizes lowest prices to boost Silk Sales past records, featuring Embroidered Pongee Silks, Printed Warp Loussine Silks, and numerous thin goods like Etamines, Crepes, and Challies.
Advertisement lists fabrics including Irish lawns 86 inches wide with dotted effects and durable cloth, linen waistings, and Madras at 8 1 2 inches. Highlights feature Rich's Own Madras with many designs, Figured Linen Lawns 82 inches wide, The New Percales, Silk Spot Zephyr, Wash Silk Ginghams, and the 1992 Novelty with strong popularity and yardage pricing.
The store presents a new Spring collection of Oriental rugs, hangings, tapestries, mahogany furniture, jardinieres, umbrella stands, screens, and artistic pieces. They invite customers to inspect the magnified Turkish bazar style display during the current week and request estimates before ordering.
The Riga Goods expands its spring stock with mahogany and gold leaf parlor and upholstered furniture, including mahogany oak bedroom suites, dining hall library and office pieces. Complete mattress and pillow selections offered with Riga price appeal and a special sale on a 40 wound white hair mattress valued at 318.00.
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