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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
11
The Free Kindergarten Association will oversee the charity side of the sale at Rich’s store. The association has demonstrated its necessity to the city in the successful operation of four events or ventures.
A Carnegie library benefit bicycle race at the Colseum on the 15th aims to stock the children's room, long bare with 2,000 volumes in lively circulation. Prominent Atlanta ladies serve as patrons while efforts mobilize civic support for books and reading among local youngsters.
A charity sale at Rich's today is led by the Young Ladies Auxiliary with Miss Florence Jackson as chairman. Assisting ladies include Mary Nicolson, Nannie Nicolson, Lucia Abbott, Susan Calhoun, Agnes Raoul, Frances Walter, Emmie Johnson, Josie Stockheil, Annie Hawkins, and Martha Glover. Saturday the ladies of the Free Kin-
Judge W W Bowen of Creeds Virginia declares himself a reformed coffee taper after years of nervous strain headaches stomach trouble and heart issues. He credits Postum Coffee with relief and says his wife also improved after quitting coffee. He claims several others benefited from switching to Postum.
Los Angeles May 8 Special The closing day of the woman's biennial proved the most exciting of the week. Mrs Brown of Massachusetts pressed for negro admission but was repudiated. Mrs Dimites T. S. Denison of New York elected president, with a full slate of officers. Mrs Lowe delivered the final biennial address urging constructive, peaceful reform and stressing the steady growth and influence of club work in improving wage conditions and child labor inquiry.
A chaotic scene in the rotunda as a mysterious party proclaims the union depot a beauty, triggering panic as onlookers demand an explanation. The party jokes about Charleston and Augusta to calm the crowd while a long list of visitors checks into the Kimball and Aragon hotels, including Mrs. Ethelbert Nevin and many travelers from across the country.
A large crowd enjoyed the Bijou company at the Grand with laughter, applause, and a full house. The review praised the frothy comedy, fresh costumes, and strong specialties. The matinee promises record attendance, with Hoyt's next play, A Day and a Night in New York, coming soon. Cast includes Chip, Otly Harlan, Mary Marble, Miss Lane, and others. Wilkes county sets July 30 for Democratic primary for county officers.
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