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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1902

Page

12

Social Realm Notes and City Gossip Page

Dren's Room, Carnegie Library entries list rambled social items with reads on attendees like Robin Ragan, Georgia Hunnicutt, Emma Gregg, Hazel Thomas, and Mary Ramsaur. travel, guests, and church events populate the social calendar with editorials and school notes. The column records visits by Misses Susie and Sama Woodward and other locals, plus upcoming events at Central Congregational Sunday School and city rail schedules.

Rae Schessinger Katie Baker Bertha Greenlee Mabie McIver Elien Pratt Blanch Myer the Century Dictionary Mary Thompson Violer Alice Osmond

Six Schools to Have Gymnasiums in City Plan

Regular monthly board of education meeting at Boys High school reports on athletics expenditures for field day profits and purchases. Lady visitors urge more men teachers in higher grammar grades and note deplorable building conditions. Adoption of Allport eye ear exam plan and broader school inspections. Committees set to plan manual training and seek funding, with test exams allowed Oct 1 to April 1.

Board of Lady Visitors Board of Education Messrs. Rosser Douglas Pappenheimer Turner Burns Stephens Mesdames Wey Gude Kuhrt Davia Williams Street H B. Wey Ivy Walker West End Marietta Board of Medical Visitors The Fair Association Atlanta Athletic Club Smith Messie Burng and Pappenheimer Oscar Pappenheimer Utterback Messrs Smith and Turner Committee On Teachers and Wce

What Happened to Jones At The Grand This Week

The Byon Musical Comedy Company presents What Happened to Jones at the Grand this week. Attendance signals success, due to farce wit, vaudeville numbers, and a strong cast. Next week features A Milk White Flag with Bijou company star power and various specialties. The program includes Vivandiere chorus, Di Prago, dances, military march, and The Milk White Flag finale. John W. Dunne makes a local stage appearance in the Flag. Matinee Saturday showcases Jones as the bill. Police inspection of spring uniforms set for 11 o clock to check gear.

Jones Byon Musical Comedy Company Broadhurst Hoyt Bijou Max Hoffman Vivandiere di Prago Miss McNeil Mr. Andrada Mr. Earry Little Chip Miss Burnham Miss Harvey Mr. Barly Ransom Guards Peachtree Avenue Tony Hart Misses Burnham McNeil Mary Marble Misa Marie Hodgson John W. Dunne Christian Bertial Bill.ee

Duffy Addresses Local Carpenters at Pearl Springs Picnic

Frank Duffy of Philadelphia secretary treasurer of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America spoke to a large crowd at 212 South Broad street. He joined plans for the Atlanta convention in September drawing about 900 delegates from across the U S and Canada. A picnic is set for Pearl Springs with a special train, speeches and sports. A mass meeting for all Atlanta carpenters is scheduled for Monday evening on Broad Street.

Frank Duffy Philadelphia United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Formers of America City Carpenters and Joiners South Broad Street Duffy South Carpenters Atlanta United States Canada Pear Springs Union Depot

King's Daughters Officers Named for Next Meeting Place

Augusta May 22 The King's Daughters convention closed with tonight's service and the officers for the next year were announced. State secretary Miss Madge Reid of Savannah recording secretary Miss Catherine Latham of Savannah treasurer Mrs Flewellyn Holt of Macon Executive committee Misses Madge Reid Catherine Latham Nina Pope Viola Kennedy Mrs Pauline Robinson of Savannah and Mrs Flewellyn Holt of Macon The next meeting will be at Macon as guests of the Vineville chapter. Reports show Georgia totals of 310 2017 with food clothing and fuel also dispensed doubling the amount Savannah raised 2638 50. The explosion on Pittsburg electric car tracks last night caused excitement. police seek the culprits but no identification has been found. It’s thought to be mischievous Leos aiming to create a scare.

Flewellyn Holt Macon Micon Vineville Georgia Savannah Pittsburg Leys

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