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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1902

Page

2

Royalty Paid for Florodora in Atlanta Daughters Dedicate Benefit

The Atlanta Daughters of the Confederacy bought the one act royalty for Florodora to support the Soldiers' Home and Winnie Davis memorial event on April 8. Six society belles perform the act with Miss Jennie Boyd adding a brilliant feature. Also noted is a pretty home wedding of Miss Etoile Dickert to Mr Morenc Bruce at East Hunter Street with ceremony by Rev Theron Rice, a large reception, and notable attendees.

Atlanta Daughters of the Confederacy Winnie Davis Julia Taylor Jeanie Speer Florence Jackson Florence Werner Josie Stecke Lucia Abbott Jennie Boyd Misa Boyd Etoile Dickert David M. Dickert Atlante

Murphy Co brokerage noted as Ghai sees broker activity

Ghai reports Murphy & Co brokerage business as Mr and Mrs Bruce plan a month north then home. Hunter's Card Party hosts a midweek event on Jackson Street with Mrs Joel Roberts Hunter entertaining. Lower floor decorated with jonquils, score cards painted, luncheon served. guests listed including many prominent ladies.

Murphy & Co Bruce Homie Hunter Joel Roberts Hunter Jackson Street Cordelia Gray Fannie Clarkson Thomas Peters H.R. Pugh William Goldsmith Sollowick HM John Parks Marbury Josiah Cloudman R. B. Toy Charles Healy Charles Roberts Lewis Marion Sidney Houser Foster Bedinger Baytor Nathan Paul Octave Herbert Charles Augustus Bowen Gregory John Dickey Calkins Sterling Champion Brown New York Albert Katherine Susie Glover

Spring Dress Hats and Accessories in Style

The article previews spring dress gear, highlighting hats for Easter that suit facial lines and coordinate with suits. It emphasizes the Panama hat as the standout, priced from $1.90 to $5.00, and notes a full range of neckwear, shirts, undergarments, hosiery, suspenders, gloves, collars, and other furnishings for the careful dresser.

Panama

Miss Johnstone Named Honor Maid to Sponsor Dallas Reunion

Mary Johnstone of Gordon county Georgia named chief man of honor for the Georgia division United Confederate Veterans to attend the Dallas reunion with sponsor Rosa Montgomery of Rome. She is a Daughter of the American Revolution with direct descent from Major Gilbert Johnstone and Hugo Johnstone who led partisan cavalry in the Revolutionary War.

Mary Johnstone Gor- Myo County Georgia United Confederate Veterans Dallas Tex Rosa Montgomery Rome Mies Johnstone Gilbert Johnstone Hugo Johnstone O Ne John Hardii Epeklel Cloud Gap Tain John Howell Miss Johnstone Huger W. Johnstone Idylwild Gordon County G v. Clement’ A. Evans Johnstones Annandale America Texas Albert Sidney Johnstone Grant Shiloh Rocky Creel Goel

Abbeville Bride Mary Hemphill Weds William Greene in Presbyterian Church

In Abbeville South Carolina on March 27 Miss Mary Isabella Hemphill married William Pinkney Greene at the Associat Reformed Presbyterian church. The ceremony was performed by Rev G W Sloan with ushers O H Cobb G A Neuffer J H Hunt and Hon Frank B Gary attending. The couple will reside on Chestnut street after a brief wedding trip. Miss Hemphill a longtime associate editor and writer in Abbeville is president of the Women’s Literary Club and active in the Federation of Women’s Clubs and Daughters of the Confederacy. Mr Greene a successful Abbeville lawyer. The reception followed at General and Mrs R K Hemphill’s home.

Hemphill-Greene Abbeville S. C Mary Isabella Hemphill Wiliam Pinkney Greene Associat Reformed Presbyterian Church Abbiville G. W. Sloan O. H. Cobb G. A. Neuffer J. H. Hunt Newberry Frank B. Gary Eva Kirby R. KR. Hemphill Hemphill Grene Greene Chestnut Street

Miss Ottley To Entertain A Party Of Young Friends

Miss Passie May Ottley plans a 3 30 pm Tuesday gathering at her home with games and dancing. She will wear a white dress with blue ribbons. Invitations list many young ladies by name and hometown, reflecting a social event of the era.

Miss Ottley Passie May Ottley J. K. Ottley Frances Nunnally Ethelyn Emmons Traytor Majorie Brown May Atkinson Helen Adeline Thomas Leonora Ragland Bennette Miner Jennife D. Harris Sarah Coates Mary Helen Moody Josephine Mobiey Juliet Williams Mary Cooper Margaret Culberson Difford West Elizabeth Morgan Dora Anderson Mildred Harman Bettie Peabody Isabel Kuhrt Lucile Kuhrt Elizabeth Munford van Spalding Flora Bewick Mildred Brown Marian Foster Lucy Stockard Courtney Harrison Agnes Harrison Hildredth Smith Ruth Worthen Marie Ridley Aimee Hennicutt Marjorie Wilkes Anne Orme Eloise Oliver Halle Candler Lorraine Vaughan Eleanor Raoul Janie Thornton Mildred Woolley Julian Rosser Nora Belle Rosser Alma Glenn

Raleigh Weddings Bring Together Ashby Baker and Minnie Hitch

Invitations issued for the marriage of Minnie Hitch to Ashby Lee Baker on Thursday April 10 1902 at 9 o'clock at Christ Church Raleigh North Carolina A reception follows from 9 30 to w o'clock at 723 Hillsbury Street Also notice for Anna Belle Craig to wed Harald Combs Eve on April 9 in Augusta Georgia Mrs Rufus Sylvester Tucker of Raleigh hosts the event while Mr Henry S Jackson entertains guests including Matthew Gardner and Mrs Gardner of Nashville during their journey to Charleston

Craig Eve William J. Cranston Augusta Anna Belle Craig Harald Combs Henry S. Jackson Matthew Gardner Mrs. Full Wiss Gardner Nashville Charleston

Inman Park Literary Circle and King's Daughters Meet

The Inman Park Literary Circle will convene at Mrs. George E. King’s residence this morning at 10. Circle No 2 of the King’s Daughters and Sons meets this evening at 59 Daniel Street on the Inman Park car line. Social items note Mrs Mary Ray visiting daughter Mrs Robert Rhedden. Mr and Mrs James Stewart left yesterday.

Inman Park George E. King Cloeck King’s Daughters and Sons Daniel Street Mary Ray Robert Rhedden James Stewart

Social notes and visits brighten city life in Baltimore

Miss Jane Anderson returns to South Carolina after weeks with friends in Baltimore. Richmond visitor BH Powell and relatives of Inman Park host guests. Teague Tenney from Gpartaybure arrives for short stop. Glee club and maids convention events headline leisure scene. numerous residents travel to New York, Boston, Augusta, and Florida for weddings, guests, and seasonal gatherings at homes across Peachtree Street and Cap itol avenues.

Baltimore Jane Anderson South Carolina M Powell Richmond

Colonial Slippers and Strap Slippers Highlight New Styles

The new footwear features a secure hidden strap, refined tongues, and varied heel types from Cuban to French. Patent and Vici Kid materials price range from $1.5 to $3, with handsome buckles in gilt, silver, and gun-metal finishes. Oxford ties show strong sales.

Oxford

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