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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1901

Page

3

Women Aid Jacksonville Relief Efforts In Atlanta Meetings

A series of meetings in Atlanta discussed relief work for Jacksonville women and children. The United Daughters of the Confederacy and Council of Jewish Women held sessions at Concordia Hall and Peachtree Street, electing officers and planning a town conference on child labor. An Atlanta Worker's Club gathering featured Irene M. Ashby, while German Club announced a Saturday Lithia outing with a dinner and dance preparation.

Connell Concordia Hall Gress Josep Raine Confederacy Peachtree Street Fraine Weed United Bauadrers of the Confederacy Jacksonville Fla Rote Aflants Daughters of the Confederacy Aliorta Council of Jewish Women Corcora Hall Marx Isimee Mra Alexander Wag Clemmie Hreas Birs Henry Oregine C. B. Witmer Fmm- Lou Garrett Mirday Me J EK. Ottley Prechtree Street Atlanta Atlanta Worker’s Club Irene M. Ashby Askby Anc Albert Tevier Me Dexter Robert Lewry Wiliam Green Raoul, Jr

The Gisdot of the Plughters of the Americas Revolution

A newly published book by Flora Adams Darling claims to reveal the inner history of patriotic societies and explains why she severed ties with the Daughters of the Revolution. The work distinguishes revolutionary pacifist groups from the Daughters and names members linked to the faction, including several notable women, with authorized autograph editions offered to officers and members.

Flora Adams Darling Americas Fiore Adams Darling Revoluion Amers Resiztin Accedes Icra Adams Darling Memteru Wishegua D.C Union Histore Hel E- Wi' Geubl Bis Lert P. Mort Z. Seward Webb John Jiey Adams Horatio King Grace Td Frank Lawte Tamlag Ags Macy J St Vers E A Sita Foon _ Boor Etmendaet Saruet J. Amory Soden Roy Rlind Smith R. Ged Socte

Summer weighin buys advertised in old clothing sale

Memorandum notes a summer sale with shirts in white and colored varieties, underwear in Egyptian cotton, ecru and blue and pink at low prices. Cravats and bows offered, plain and fancy fabrics in cotton and linen, with discounts ahead of a vacation closing.

Fall styled listing at Two 13 Whitehall stores

A dense roster of names and titles from a 19th or early 20th century notice includes numerous Misses and Mrs. at Two 13 Whitehall, with references to Kings, lineages, and society figures. It notes interwoven mentions of Misses, wives of notable men, and a New York Herald piece on South Women of Royal Lineage, citing Mrs via dong of Atlanta and leaders linked to Georgia women's clubs and national unions. The text reads like a society directory fragment with tangled biographical notes and historical aims.

Wm. King New York ‘Herald Via Dong Jefiliam Atlanta Ana Clayton Woman’s Press Club of Georgia International Women's Preas ‘Union Gaersla National Congress of Glibert

May Day tribute plans in Georgia schools proposed

A large attendance backed Mrs Halle Alexander Rounsaville's suggestion to set aside May 1st as a day of patriotic exercises in all Georgia schools to honor Stonewall Jackson and fund Winnie Davis Memorials. Atlanta schools listed include Huster, Peacock, Chandler, Hanna, Thornbury, and Brothers.

Halle Alexander Rausaville Stonewall Jackson Winnie Davis Atlanta Huster Peacock Chandler Hanna

Birmingham Bride-Elect Miss Eubanks to Wed Mr Ross Smith

The Atlanta and Birmingham circles learn of a forthcoming marriage in Birmingham, Alabama in early June. Bride-to-be Miss Eubanks is described as a belle and beauty, while groom Mr Ross C Smith is a leading young man of Alabama and nephew of Major Ross of Macon Georgia.

Ross Smith Birmingham Eubanks Atlenta Ross C. Smith Bird Smith Alabama Major Ross Macon

The Marriage of Miss Bixby and Mr Gress

Miss Clara Bixby of Boston to wed Hart Gress at the bride’s parents home in Boston. Gress is a successful young businessman. The couple will establish a home in Cr mer after the ceremony.

Miss Bixby Mr. Gress Clara Bixby Boston Hart Gress Jane Miss Bixby Atlanta Gress Cramer

Wedding of Frances Reid Davis at Bantonton Church

A Beautiful Wedding reports the Bantonton ceremony for Frances Reid and Rogers W. Davis. The Presbyterian church featured Easter floral decor and a formal reception at the Reid home with notable attendees including Mrs William Learned and Mrs Lawson Brown. Ushers included William Burwell and Robert A. Reid, while best man and bridesmaids are listed among Atlanta and Athens residents.

Bantonton Reid Frances Reid Rogers W. Davis William Burwell Sparta Robert A. Reid Eatonton William Learned New York Effy Lawson ‘Brown Macon Min DuBosr Athens Iohr Hil Atlanta Gi- Bam Morrow Lante Artho- Kery Allon

Mrs Marsh Hosts Tuesday Buchie Club Gathering

Mrs MacAllen Marsh entertains the Tuesday Buchie Club this afternoon with a long list of guests including Mrs Edward Munford Miss G A Nicolson Mrs John Ruse Mrs Courtney Pinckney Mrs Allen Mc Carroll Mrs Lewis Fletcher Mrs William Fletcher Mrs Robert Alston Mrs Grant Wilkins Mrs Cherlie Mrs John Oliver Mrs Frank Dancy Mrs George Traylor Mrs Holt Mrs Todd Mrs Loem Crichton Mrs Thomas Martin Mr George Howard and others in a formal social gathering.

MacAllen Marsh Edward 5 Munford G. A. Nicolson John Ruse Courtney Pinckney Allen McCarroll Lewis Fletcher William Fletcher Robert Alston Grant Wilkins Cherlie John Oliver Frank Dancy George Traylor Holt Todd Loem

Miss Phoebe Ellis Hosts Morning Card Party

Miss Phoebe Ellis will host a morning card party in honor of guest Miss Dairy Brean of Boston. Six handed euchre will be played with dainty fan prizes and a lace rollarette. Guests include Miss Daley Brae, Mink Nellie Howell, Miss Lulu Morris, Miss Isabel Bheshan, and Miss Lowe.

Phoebe Ellis Dairy Brean Boston Misa Daley Brae Mink Nellie Howell Mias Lulu Morris Misa Isabell Bheshan Milas Lowe

Buffet Luncheon Helpers Named for Mrs Read Event

The Read luncheon gathering on Thursday will be assisted by Mrs Kinlock Nelson, Mrs Edward Peters, Mrs Frank Dancy, Mrs William Hawkin, Mrs George Traylor, Mrs Williams Reynolds, Mrs ar cbhard Davis, Mrs Richard Orme Flim, Mrs Charica Lippold, Mrs Richard Hartin, Mrs Peter S Smith, Mrs Robert Hancock, Miss Leah Morris, Miss Pou Une Carter, Miss Naznte Niecison, and others.

Read Hobbs Kinlock Nelson Edward Peters Frank Dancy William Hawkin George Traylor Williams Reynolds Arcbhard Davis Richard Orme Flim Charica Lippold Richard Hartin Peter S Smith Robert Hancock Leah Morris Pou Une Carter Naznte Niecison

Cricket Coach Boosts Health with Grane-Nuta Frog Breakfast?

An English coach of the Germantown Cricket Club recounts a health turn after starting Grane-Nuta Frog cereal. He says constipation and back pains improved after taking it daily, enabling longer practice and better stamina. He urges players to use it for quick fitness gains.

Germantown Aworth Fimiiy Io Watkin

Local notices and society items headline a May gathering

Messy clipped column notes church meetings and social events. Georgn Baptist orphans home board met at 10 in the ladies parlor of the second Baptist church. Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society to hold an annual meeting on Wednesday May 6 at 3 30 p m in the vestry of temple. A new song for the reunion celebrated by the Ladies Confederate Memorial Association with Miss Van Stonford introducing the piece at the Grand tonight. Social happenings include a Covington Georgia reception for the Davises, a Thimble Club luncheon with a regal decor and hidden flower rhymes, and a long list of city visitors and travels among Atlanta and nearby towns.

Georg'n Baptist Orphans’ Home Second Bapfist Hebrew Ladies’ Benevolent, Society Temple D. Kaufmann Memphis Tennessee George Gordon Ladies’ Confederate Memorial Association Mleg Studdiford Forrest Monument van Stnadiford Ladiles’ Confederate Memorial Association John B. Davis Covington John B. David Rogers Davis Burton Davis Taey Robert Davis Desis Davts James J. Rovers Thimble Club Dir Mra. Rogers PF. W. Godfrey H. B. Anderson A Wright A. B. Simms J On. Snow E. OG ‘Lee J. M. Pact W. B. Parry N. BR. Foote J. Echols Cooper W. C. Clark

Numerous Social Guests and Visits Across Cities

A long list of visitors and hosts fills society notes with names from Atlanta, Brunswick, Kentucky, Milwaukee, Boston, and more. Mrs Tracy Dickson and Mrs W S Elkin are mentioned among ill relatives, with Dr and Mrs B Hawthorne arriving in city as guests of Dr W A Crowe. Several from Kentucky, Augusta, Cincinnati, and New Orleans visit or stay with local families, including Miss Coffee’s party postponed and Miss Daisy Brown’s Boston visit. Also notes Dr Crowe travels to Virginia for his mother's illness and various homecomings and entertainments at the Marion and Bon Aire.

Tracy Dickson W. S. Elkin Kentucky R. Ginzburg Milwaukee Airs Samuels Richardson Street Og B. Hawthorne City John B. Goodwin Aydelott Coffee Daisy Brown Boston Phoebe Bits John Walker Augusta B. W. Wrenn Miro Samuel Blocking Maron M. Isaac Brunswick Majestic Saratoga M. DL. Underwood Margaret Underwood Peachtree Street Mire Henry Hoods Allanta H. M. Edwards Eastman W. A. Crowe Virginia EA. Bostrom New Orleans

Plan Pan American Trip via New York or Philadelphia

State funds One hundred sixty one thousand nine hundred dollars in bonds purchased by the state funding board at eighty eight for most of them. Chase Lee, General Passenger Agent, New York, offers pamphlet on the route.

New York Philadelpia Lehigh Valley Railroad America Chase Lee Nashvile, Tenn State Fuading Board Thtus

Confederate Veterans Reunion Rail Fare Notice

Columbia to Columbia round trip fare advertised by Southern Railway for the Confederate Veterans reunion in Columbia. Tickets from Atlanta offered May 5th to May 7th at 4.90, quickest line via Kirball House office or Union Depot, contact Brooks Morgan at 142 or 178 for details.

Confederate Veterans of

Seashore resort inquiry from Morehead request

A fragmentary notice invites resort interests to correspond with Meyers and Seu Frss at the Atlantic Hotel Morehead City with rate and location details for the upcoming season. Respond by May 1 at Atlanta Georgia address given. references to Atlantic coast waters and sound bathing.

Aragau Atlanta Ga

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Meeting of Daughters of Confed Eracy Counsil Irene Ashby Scripos Philadelphia Euyal Octave Officera Ang Jale Yori Adame Darling Fala A. S A. B Aistre Winnie Davis Memorial Fund United Daughters of the Confederacy Dalton Mitchell Marianas Davis & Freeman Jewelers Whiteman F. Stevens & Bro Sapollo Light Co Richard W. Needham Nellis Dempsey Columbus Eiseman & Weil Whitehall Landé Fay Parrott Bessie Annie Fitten Ruth Hollman Misa Florence Jackson Mist Mmie Johnson Mary Brown Connady Charles Wilkins W D Grant John M. Sinton W. A. Hesmphit W. T. Cruszelie Wuse Lewis Crusselle Joseph van Hult Nash, Jr Rosert Grimes John Davis John Porter Miss Swann Missy Frantes Cid J. Y Mrs. Marsh Elizabeth McBee Camp Pulliam Greenville S.C Alex McBee Southern Railway South Carolina Dies Reade Scraps Or Bilton DeAubrey Neville Wireour Wilbur & Sons Chicago Florence Jackson Mary Read Florence Hobbs Mr. and Houston Harner Rome Fontaine Floyd Foster Madison Gardiner Miller Charles Boynton Julia DeLoach Jack Albens Margaret, Underwood Hiberton Duncan Richard Joiner Marietta Eugene Czinta Fair Street Ls. B. Hille Griffin Mies Marthe Boynton Chattanoora William Bous, Jr Willie Larned Bia W. 8. Larned Bea Misa Grace Lacorum Massachusetts Max Tamuels Central Avenue Anita Phinisvhaa Asa McArthur Nashville, Tenn Mirs_ Frank Allen Preston Arkwright Florida Pea Chatin Burton Smith Carl J. F. Barker Nashville Aragon Uis Pall Colonial Dames Sulla LaGrange Mrz Butry Aumuaia Louis Gholst Abbott Hayes Wellborn W A. Crowe H. B. Donnelly Marion Hattle Pound Cincinnati Joseph Raine W. Ro Maddoz Marie Louise Puree Cartersville R. J. Scott Marie Gress McMillin Wreshville Tenn Edgar P. Smith Law Court Rutherford County Thomas B. Lytle Columbia Vie Southern Railway Sandy Catmartic Tn Bolle Grand Opera House Psychical Research Society of Atanta W. R Price L. Ps. M Losh Hopp Deg Wander Urkers Cris Tnt Spock Co Burt Waverly Dixon Bowers Dixon Adele Purvisonri John World Jerilies Porlster Floyd Coster Phour Dowman Mfg Co Trinity Ave Atlanta, GA Viaduct Gienn Photo “Stock Co KODAK Whitehall Street Universiy of Georgia Phamard Nornma Escusu Wong Wagne Li Roy A Ella R. Berry Kimball House
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