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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1902

Page

11

Woman's Floral Exhibit and Thornbury Reception Featured

A floral exhibit for nasturtiums and sweet peas is planned for the Woman's Club rooms in the Grand building on June 9 and the following Tuesday morning. Competitors must enter early. at least twenty five per class are required for prizes. Thornbury will host a reception at Thornbury College with 460 Atlanta guests, featuring palms, hydrangeas and sweet peas, plus music and refreshments. D A R notes highlight Elijah Clark and Xavier chapters raising funds and entertaining. A dinner at College Park hosted by Mrs Lewis precedes a June wedding in Hannibal Missouri. A YWCA board meeting is called by Mrs Hoke Smith for May 26 at 4 pm at 61-2 Whitehall.

Woman’s Club Woman's Club Miss Thornbury Iss Thornbury Thornbury College Atlanta A. D. Candler Clarence Angler Edgar Hunnicutt Thomas Morgan H. E. Harman George Hope A. J. West Hugh Angter Elmo H. Goodhardt

Atlanta social notes and local wedding announcements

Accounts of society events in Atlanta include a wedding list and a large group of social guests from Fairburn and surrounding areas. The Piedmont Driving Club concert plans, hospitality for Miss Morrall, and a Dozter Gibson marriage in Georgetown are noted alongside various visits, house parties, and summer itineraries for prominent Atlantans.

Georgetown Willie Florine Dozter Lawrence Eugene Gibson E. M. Overby Methodist Church

Social notes from Woodville and Atlanta travels

A cascade of society brief items notes recent weddings and visits. Mr and Mrs MacLeod wed in Woodville with attendees from Atlanta and Woodville. Several guests and visitors named from Danbyre Ga to Kentucky and Baltimore are listed along with travel plans and summer looms for multiple pairs. Burnett's Vanilla ad closes the page.

H. H. Gainsbergh Saunders Inn Clifford MacLeod Woodville, Mass A. A MacLeod Hall Street Elizabeth Lane Kentucky James Mixon Baltimore City James Benson Washington, Ga Lula Roper Mrs. Bigby Washington Street Madge Landrum Monteagle Tenn Burnett

Death seals Mrs Howell in Tower after insane confinement

Mrs S E Howell, adjudged insane, died at 7 30 am in the Tower after a week of confinement and two days of near continuous delirium. Death came from exhaustion following minimal sleep while under opiate relief. Survived by husband J M Howell and two sons and two daughters. Body to be sent to Dallas Ga for interment. Also notes charter amendment for Martin Hoyt Co and upcoming criminal court session.

S. E. Howell H. Howell Martin & Hoyt Co Fits Attorneys Kontz & Austin Ieee Ruby Belle Lovingood Warman G. Lovingood Lovingood Lovingoods Memphis Mary Belle Humphreys James A. Anderson Walter P. Andrews

Shaft to rise near Grant Park in memory of Gen Walker

Judge signs charter for twenty year Monu ment Association to collect funds for a monument to Major General Walker C S A killed July 22 1864 near Grant Park DeKalb Fulton County with incorporators listed and a meeting planned Julius L Brown instrumental in launching the movement.

Shaft Officer DeKalb County Grant Park Tumpkin Wiliam H. T. Walker Walker Atlanta Fulton County Julius L. Brown J. Alford Charles 8S. Arnall Reuben Arnold, Sr J. H. Estell Clement A. Byvans Tomlinson Fort Amos Fox Willam T. Geary John B Gordon George P. Harrison W. H. Harrison George Hillyer George Hines J. Sia Betland Wyler Howard Albert Howell, Sr Evans P. Howell J. Cc. Ho J. H. Huie W. W- Hulbut Mark Newman W. T. Newman J. G. Oglesby Robert

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