May Wright Sewall Calls Georgia Women to Peace Action
Mrs May Wright Sewall representing the United States on the International Peace Committee urges Georgia women to organize meetings for international peace and arbitration. The 1901 plan echoes 1899 efforts with wide national participation and calls for local clubs and educational groups to lead demonstrations.
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May ‘Wright Sowall
United States
International Peace Committee
Fran Margerethe Lenore Scienks
Muhich
Hague
The
Permanent Court of International “Arbitration
Hell
Court of
Internetional Arbitration
Interations
Germany
Englem Agana
Canada
Belgium
Denmar
Spain
Holland
Roumania
Hungary
Italy
Norway
Russia
Servia
Sweden
Switzerland
Japan
Real May Wright Sewal
Ameri Sa
International Peace Committee of Women
Debate over women’s roles in community work featured in appeal
The appeal argues for recognizing women as essential to the community and nation, citing women's organizing during the Spanish-American War to aid wounded soldiers and families, and referencing groups like the Daughters of the Revolution and the Colonial Dames.
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Jacksonville Hose
Daughters of the Revolution
Colonial Dames
Daughters of the
Table Silver For June Brides At Davis Freeman Jewelers
Table Silver For June Brides showcases an extensive display of TS sets compo tiers and fruit dishes. The Paris Exposition influence appears in the latest designs with flower patterns and artisan motifs. Davis Freeman Jewelers at 147 Whitehall presents these pieces reflecting refined modern silversmith craft.
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Voattina
Whitehall Street
Daughters of the Confederacy aid Jacksonville fire victims in Florida
Florida Daughters of the Confederacy and Daughters of the Revolution mobilize to aid Jacksonville sufferers after the city fire. Mrs Dennis Eagan appeals Georgia chapters for clothing and funds, urging immediate help with sewing machines stoves and medical care, as local support remains critical.
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Daughters of the Revolution
Dennis Eagan
Florida
Robert Emocy
Park
Georgia
Jacksonville
Ebagen
Bark
Daughters of the Americas
Floridard Jacksonvile
Fla
Robert BE. Park
Merritts Avenue
Atlanta
Jack Convile
Kathrind Livingston Eagan
D. AR
Georgie
Treasuries
Daughters of the Confederacy
Godely
Robert Emory Park
Georgia State
D. A
Graduating Exercises at Mrs Prather's School
Seven graduates received diplomas at Mrs Prathers Home School in a grand ceremony at the Grand. The stage featured palms and flowers with thirty undergraduates in a chorus and a decorative drill. Rev B Wilmer opened with prayer and addressed the graduates. Miss Hon Prather distributed diplomas and offered encouragement.
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B. Wilmer
Hon.Prather
Plorine Richardson
Watsoyivenn
Pola Andrews
Winifred Wirwrth Modan Tuiuthvan
Bivise Tyler
Ricsartson
Local Society News Announces Multiple Upcoming Marriages
Invitations to weddings fill the society page. Ina Long Padgett and Hardy Padgett plan a June ceremony at Jackson Hill Baptist Church in Atlanta. Raba Boynton and Wiley Shorter Ansley invite guests to a June 11th Presbyterian church service in Decatur. Eleanor Landrum to Ralph Waldo Byers announce a June wedding. Bridal party plans and hosting arrangements are noted for several events around Augusta and nearby communities.
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Long-Padgett
Patrick Henry Long
Ina
Hardy Cudlen Padgett
Jackson Hill Baptist Church
Atlanta
John Hamilton Goss
Ba Boynton
Wiley Shorter Ansley
Presbyterian Church
Decatur
Eiseman Weil Angles and Visitors in Atlanta Notes
A fragmentary society column lists Eiseman and Weil as agents for W L Douglas Shoes and notes various visitors in Atlanta. Mentions include Mr Charles E Mather of Philadelphia and Mr J C Irvin Jr of Washington GA, Mrs J J Truitt of LaGrange, Mrs Prant Callaway, Miss Sadie Morris, Fred Robinson of Savannah, Albert Howell Jr, Pauline Carter, L A Roy, Janie Ingeborg, Fannie Lamar Rankin, John Watden Tett, Louise Dooly, Demihy, Kate Hollis, Milas Sadie Morris, Mrs W E Thomas of Griffin, and the Atlanta circle of the Kings Daughters and Sons planning a May 20 meeting.
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Charles E. Mather
Philadelphia
J.C. Irvin, Jr
Washington, Ga
J. J. Truitt
LaGrange
Atlanta
Prant Callaway
Columbus
Roselle Howell
New York
Sadie Morris
Chapel HI
Noc
Fred Robinson
Savannah
Albert Howell, Jr
Pauline Carter
Home
Gaurs
Warren Candle
Oxford
L. A. Roy
Americus
Ming Janie Iingeberg
Rome
Fannie Lamar
Rankin
John Watden
Wahanington
Miss Louise
Dooly Fae
Guineaville
Demihy
Kate Hollis
Milas Sadie Morris
Macun
W. E. Thomas
Griffin
Washington
DB. C
Boston
Mrs Goodhart Hosts in Honor of Miss Laura Johnson
Mrs Goodhart will entertain Miss Laura Johnson and her attendants at a formal dinner before the church rehearsal. Guests include Miss Julia Ridley of LeGrange and Mrs Claude Buchanan hosts. Attendees travel from New Orleans and Pensacola area as part of Atlanta Woman's Club home science program updates.
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James A. Purdue
James A. Perdue
Johnson-Ruden
Atlanta
Mss Fifield
School of Housekeeping
Boston
Miss Fifield
Burton-Smith
McCabe
Atlanta Woman's Club
Mrs. Goodhart
Laura Johnson
G29onnart
Lauda Perdue
Johnson
Dna Land
Francis Johnson
Lithia
Charles Post
New Orleans
Benton Smith
Fifield
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LeGrange
Dire
Robert
Ridley
Thomas Egleston
Hartford
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Laura‘Johnson
Dr. T. C. Tupper to Lecture at Temple Baptist
Dr T C Tupper will lecture tomorrow night at Temple Baptist Church to benefit the church fund. A program of music and dramatic readings is planned. The event was postponed from Monday due to other engagements of participants.
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Temple Baptist Church
T. C. Tupper
Beneft of the Church Fund
A Wonderful Magnetic Healer Promoted by Dr Lee Willard Batter
An old piece extols magnetic healing over drug remedies. It targets women’s ailments and praises Dr Lee Willard Batter at 609 60 Grand Building for painless cures and testimonials.
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Lee Wilard Batter
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