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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1902
Page
12
Ernestine Schumann-Heink remains a Wagner favorite in Germany and the United States. She notes Wagner’s primacy but also defends other masters like Beethoven and Mozart. She will perform in Atlanta on the 28th, showcasing her versatility and vocal beauty.
A wedding announcement cites a ceremony on April 30 at 4 o clock for a bride and groom with guests including Mrs Don A Pardee and Mrs Frank Orme. Dr Frances Bradley will lecture on Organic Chemistry value to women at the Woman's Club next Tuesday at 3 30 PM. Miss Emmis Johnson to host a Novelty Club bowling party and dinner at the Piedmont Club with attended by Mr and Mrs Shedden and several Misses.
Mary Helen Moody hosts a spend the day party at her Fourteenth Street home. Guests arrive at 11 with games and a delicious lunch to follow, table decorated in tonauils. Attendees include Miss Susan Spalding Esther Smith Marjorie Brown Dora Anderson and many others.
Scott Shepherd of Atlanta announces the engagement of their youngest daughter Annie Mae Scott to Dr David Craig Shepherd of Lithonia formerly of Atlanta. The couple and their families, including Florence Jackson Nan Payne Josie Stockdell Robert Clark Arthur Keely Alice Atkinson Dick Bell John Walden Charles Flack Vaughn Nixon Hugh Adams Jim Dunlap and Joe Connally, are noted observers of the match.
Mrs. Lucy Winter Lahey announces the engagement and marriage plans of her daughter Elizabeth to Edward George Lowry. The ceremony is set for Wednesday evening at six at the Church of the Holy Comforter in Montgomery Alabama. The wedding is a bright Montgomery social event supported by many friends of both families. The report also notes a social gathering by Nellie Hightower for the Jesters and Jokers, with Hearts games and a small served tea. Bessie Woodward won the prize. attendees included Nellie Hightower, Helen Nicolson, Katherine Gholstm, Mary Deas Tupper, and others.
Tickets for the entertainment benefiting Winnie Davis memorial and Soldiers Home will be sold at Chamberla Johnson Dubose Company Keely Company Aragon and Majestic hotels. Daughters of the Confederacy and veterans are urged to assist in ticket distribution.
Miss Ouijja Turner serves as president with Miss Jennie Be as secretary of the club meeting Thursdays at 4. Mrs I Y Sage calls an Atlanta DAR session at 3 in Woman's Club rooms urging attendance for constitution and by laws discussion and important business. Numerous social items note visitors, trips, and visits among Atlanta residents and guests from Macon Newnan St Louis Memphis Philadelphia and Savannah with plans to travel to Charleston and New York.
Mrs Paul Clark entertained the South Side Euchre Club and guests including Mrs Bunn of St Paul Mrs Bliss of Boston and family. Prize winners at the Euchre event included Mrs L T McRae first and Miss Anne Mitchell second with Miss Margaret Mitchell taking the consolation. A separate notice mentions a Georgia Baptist convention crowd traveling to Rome with rail fare arrangements and a special train for delegates.
A Atlanta lot owner with over 16 000 square feet has diverted an immediate sale as rail frontages within the mile circle rise rapidly. The property is described as the cheapest of its kind available.
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