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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1902

Page

12

Reconciliation of Tan a Rosetta and Charles Gavan at Immaculate Conception

Yesterday afternoon at 5 70 o clock at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Rev Father Bazin officiating the marriage of Miss Tan a Rosetta and Mr Charles Gavan both of this city. The Presbyterian Ladies Hospital Auxiliary will hold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday March 5. The Woman's Alliance will hold its regular meeting this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence of Mrs W A Foster 68 Walton Street. Social Items. Mr Dan Harrison, son of Mr and Mrs Z D Harrison, is critically ill with pneumonia. Mrs Edward Browns is rapidly recovering from her recent illness. Mrs Irene Ashby MarFadyen will pass

Church of the Immaculate Conception Father Bazin Miss Tan Rosetta Charles Gavan Presbyterian Ladies’ Hospital Authiary First Mra W. A. Foster Walton Street Dan Harrison Mra Z OD Harrison Edward Browns Irene Ashby MarFadyen Laura Rosetta Max Thebeaut Helen Black Young Ladies’ Society of the Second Baptist Church Washington Street

Engagement of Miss Mary Lamar Jackson and Mr Webster Davis

Announcement of the engagement of Miss Mary Lamar Jackson, Georgia's late Chief Justice James Jackson’s daughter, to Mr Webster Davis of New York. The marriage will be March H at Mrs James Jackson’s home with close relatives attending. Jackson, editor and journalist, is noted for work in The Atlanta Journal. Davis, a New York resident and Georgia native, works in insurance.

Womans Departent Atlanta Journal Woman’s Department Davia New York Georgia State University George Greene Henry Greene City Fred Jenkins Irene Hook Galveston Tex Gordon Kiser Boston Mass Mary D Woodward

Lenten Bride Wears Satin Dress At Pryor Street Home

The bride wore a Mberto satin dress trimmed with applique and chiffon, carrying white carnations. Attended by her sister, she stood as a popular, charming Rosetta, with Mr Gavan among Atlanta's young businessmen receiving congratulations at their residence 54 South Pryor Street.

Stevenson Rosetta Mr Gavan Atlanta Gavan South Pryor Street

Birthday Party At Peachtree For Grandson Willam Dickey

Mrs James Dickey Sr hosted a birthday gathering at her Peachtree home for her grandson Willam Dickey on his sixth birthday. Pink roses and carnivieres adorned the venue as young guests enjoyed dancing and games. The Eas ter event featured a Winnie Davis memorial and soldiers home benefit with a Florodora sextette rehearsal at Mrs Robert Maddox's home and a chafing dish supper afterward. The sextette participants include Miss Florence Jackson Miss France Johnson Miss Tuda Abbott Miss Fula Taylor Miss Janay Boyd and Miss Florence Werner. The Bowling Club was delightfully entertained by Miss Nan Payne with refreshments and a cordial crowd including Miss Martha Glover Miss Josfa Stockdell Miss Annie Louise Hawkins Miss Henrietta Coller Miss Florence Jackson Miss Kimie Irhveen and Miss Lugla Abbott.

Robert Lowry Thomas D Meador Robert J Lowry Meador Lowry Edward McBurney Henry B Tompkins Walter Taylor John 8 Cohen J Frank Meador James Hunter James Freeman Joseph T. Orme Dugas Augusta Henry Porter Hugh Hagan Addie Maude John Tyler John Porte Isma Dooly Jans Bosch Lucius McCresky Fulton Colville John D Little Willis Westmoreland John Littl Henry Williams Balimore William Owens Hubbard Thomas Meador William Robert Lowry Meador James Dickey Peachtree Willam Dickey Winnie Davis Nan Payne Martha Glover Josfa Stockdell Annie Louise Hawkins Henrietta Coller Florence Jackson Kimwie Irhveen Annie Fitten Lugla Abbott

Informal Occasions At Mrs Glenns Home In March

Mrs Sarsh Glenn and the Misses Glenn and Mrs John Robert Glenn host open house Fridays in March at 17 Currier Street. Also oyster suppers in West End begin tonight to support West End Presbyterian Church funds. Suppers run before and after prayer meeting each Wednesday with oysters and refreshments at a nominal price, in the church basement.

Sarsh Glenn Misses Glenn John Robert Glenn West End Ladies of the

Sigma Nu Reception at North Georgia Agricultural College

In Dahlonega Georgia on March 4 Sigma Nu members hosted a reception for their young lady friends. The fraternity club rooms were decorated in colors and sixteen couples attended. Guests received printed invitations and souvenir programs for the evening entertainment.

Sigma Nu Dahlonega North Georgia Agricultural College

Meeting Postponed by Nineteenth Century History Class

The Nineteenth Century History Class postpones its regular meeting due to Professor Clark's lectures. It will now meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence of Mrs Porter King 73 Merritts Avenue.

Clark Porter King Merritts Avenue

Social Notes and Visitors Across the City

The column lists residents and guests including Mrs G McCabe improving Mrs Rosa Woodberry returning to Athens Miss Christine Lumpkin visiting Mrs Alfred Truitt and other mentions of travelers and local households with arrivals and departures around the city including Park Avenue hotel West End and Whitehall Street during the week

John Sharpe Baltimore Christine Lumpkin Cartersville Alfred Truitt Nee 4 Socromen Macon

Diet Change Restores Health, Riverside Woman Says

A Riverside California teacher recounts years of illness from La Grippe and ineffective medical care. After switching to Grape-Nuts and Postum Coffee, she gained 15 pounds, strength returned, and she credits diet with restoring health and vitality.

Riverside Cali California

Atlanta business men listen to Osborne Howes

The Boston chamber of commerce committee on reciprocity spoke to Atlanta chamber members in the Kimball Room regarding reciprocity and the need to back “Atlanta day” at the Charleston exposition. A repeal of tariffs and a united Canada-U.S. trade policy were urged, highlighting Canada as a key current and future market and warning of possible losses without a friendly trade agreement.

Atlanta Osborne Howes Boston Chamber of Commerce Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Kimball Horce Chamber J. Kerr George Aubrey Aubrey J. Frank Beck Chamber of Cammerce Beck San Francisco Philippines Fretal Telegraph Company Georgia Congress Boston Howes Ford Canada Howes United States Germany Austria Italy France England Com Howes McKinley Buffalo Mexico Central South America Eich Amercan

West Point Social Roundup Touches Weddings and Visits

West Point attendees include a wedding guest list with Miss Winston and Mr Moon and Mrs Williams visiting Baltimore. Local society notes report club entertainments, such as the Team Whist Club, Spinsters' Club, Inman Park Reading Circle, and Northside Bowling Club. Also listed are health updates, travel plans to New York and Americus, and several social visits among residents including Miss Pratt, Miss Lanier, Miss Carter, and Miss Hall.

Weat Point Winston Moon Henry Williams Baltimore Wilmer Moore Hugene Spalding New York Robert Ridley Northside Louise Black Josie Stockdell Ethel Wilder Lawsville Miss Pratt Fort “McPherson Pauline Carter Carters Bessie Lanier West Point Denis Forrest Avenue Susan Calhoun Sadie Morris Kate Hall Americus Eugenia Oglesby

Deaths Shine in Town as Mrs Townsend Dies After Brief Illness

Mrs Phillip C Townsend, aged 47, died at 254 Grant Street after a nine day illness from pneumonia while returning from a mission school. A devout Baptist Tabernacle member, she aided the poor and ill. Funeral at her residence today at 2 PM with interment at Galland. She left a young daughter and devoted husband.

Philip Townsend Phillip C Townsend Grant Street Marie Grifin The Baptist Tabernacle Oalland

Francesca da Rimini and A Royal Rogue at the Grand

Otis Skinner presents Baker’s Francesca da Rimini in Rome London Paris vogue, with Lanciotto and Paolo in Rimini tragedy and Francesca’s marriage deceit. Jefferson De Angelis launches A Royal Rogue, an operatic comedy with El Capitan writer Charles Klein, music by William Jancis, at the Grand.

the Grand Francesca da Rimini Rome London Paris George Hooker Otis Skinner Francesca Dante Baker Lawrence Barrett Skinner Hay Lanelotto House of Malatesta Rimini Paolo Guido Ravenna Malatesta Lanclotto Lanciotto Jefferson de Angelis Grand Stag Charles Klein Mr de Angelis William Jancis Grant Stewart Duc de Chartres Com

Grand Grand opens box office sale for Trench Opera Company

Box office will open Friday morning for seats to Trench opera company of New Orleans. Monday night 10th prologue shows La Gioconda, Tuesday matinee Carmen, Tuesday night William Tell. Featured artists include tenor Bouxman, soprano Henderson, Mme Hachelaya, Mme Chambellan, Mme Briette and noted lecturer Robarts Harper with Atlanta Lecture Association. Changes include Hillis and McElroy dates, Mabel Paige's The Deacon's Daughter at Columbia, Little Egyptian matinee, Little Coquette, and Joshi Simpkins at Columbia with country saw mill scene and marching band act.

Trench Opera Company New Orleans Mme Briette Robarts Harper Atlanta Lecture Association Atlanta Europe Mr Harpers William H McElroy Newell Dwight Hillis Dr Hillis Mr McElroy Columbia Mabel Paige Columbia Theater Miss Paige Joshis Simpkins Frc Opera CO

Gald Medal at Pats American Expos Dr Siegert's Imported Angostura Bitters

Dr Siegert’s Angostura Bitters earned a Gald Medal at the Pats American Expos showing continued recognition for the imported tonic in a crowded exhibit hall. Local judges praised its distinct aroma and medicinal claims.

Gald PatsAmerican Dr. Siegert

Up-To-Date Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Ad

There is no superior sewing machine to the Wheeler & Wilson with rotary motion and durable, elegant design. A first-class machine for lifetime use, advertised from Office 71 Whitehall Florida, with hotel and rail service notes interwoven in the fragment.

Wheeler & Wilson Office Whitehall

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