Atlanta federation plans for state convention and entertainments
The Atlanta Federation of Women's Organizations held a planning meeting led by President Mrs. Nellie Peck to map activities for the state convention in October. Delegates from twenty six city clubs outline social events including luncheons hosted by the Atlanta Woman's Club and DAR, with visits to the West End flower show and numerous private entertainments across the convention week. Delegates to New Orleans and LaGrange were elected by the United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter at their meeting in the Woman's Club Rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Vv Federation
Nellie Peek
Tota
Tepy
Comec
Atlanta
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ely
Georgia
A. McDwina
West End
New Orleans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
LaGranga
Togand
Sarah H. Melone
Plane
W. P. Patillo
W. A. Wright
Joseph Thompson
W. D. Ellis
Alfred Truitt
George Dexter
Sallie Mauda Jones
P. H. Snook
Ira Fort
John Miller
C. S. Arnall
Helen Plane
Walker Monument
Nellie Peters Black
City Federation
George Denman
State Federation
Delegates named for New Orleans and LaGrange meetings
The article lists elected delegates and alternates for New Orleans and LaGrange from the United Daughters of the Confederacy. It notes prior business, reports on the Soldiers' Home chapel funds, and mentions hospitality plans and a forthcoming state federation meeting. It also describes a social event hosted by Miss Glenn in honor of Miss King and Dr. LeConte with floral decor and attendees.
Social notes from Decatur and nearby towns
Local residents shown recovering from illness visiting relatives traveling to New York and Canada and returning home. Drifts of names include Mrs. Frank Pearson J F Banks Ada Alexander Eloise Pittman Belle Haynes and William Cuthven among a string of short health and travel updates.
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Preston Cannon
Louisville
J. F. Banks
Pryor Street
James ¥. Alexander
Ada Alexander
New York
J. Edgar Hunnicutt
Sendel Thomas
W. A. Wright
LaGrange
Eloise Pittman
Canada
Aes
Annie Council
Americus
Flora Glenn
Belle Haynes
Charleston
Savannah
Wiliam Cuthven
South Ge 2
Francis Gaines
North Carolina
Nanan Alaena
Elegant Luncheon Prize Winners Highlight Society event
An elegant luncheon was served with Mrs. T. J. Ripley winning first prize, a French water color in a gold frame, and Mrs. Magee D. Morris taking second prize, a pair of silken hose. Mrs. Barnwell wore a pearl gray crepe de chine gown.
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T. J. Ripley
Violets Set Theme At Matrons Carom Club Party
Mrs Louise Green hosted a Matrons Carom Club gathering on Wednesday afternoon with violets as the motif. Hand painted score cards and prizes in violets drew praise, as guests enjoyed violet shaped cakes and refreshments.
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Louise Green
Carom Club
Violeta
Bucher Beott
Hunter
Bucher Scott
John Cunningham
Jos W. Pierce
Richard L. Simms
Edwin K. Ansley
Thomas Martin
Neliie Candia
Everett Didwell
Jean Bucher
Dr. Arbuckle
BE. P Roberts
Hugene Wilson
J. P. Land
J. H. Green
Ed Parry
H. M. West
Kate Kirkpatrick
McGonn
Carr
Ia Barry
Atlanta Woman's Success and Social Highlights
A Pensacola Journal tribute praises Mrs Emma Pollard for her successful concert tour through Alabama and Florida with her lyric soprano. The piece notes encores and reception, plus upcoming engagements amid Atlanta society events. Invitations announce Minnie Kent Garner's marriage to Joseph Calloway Garner in Chattanooga on October 5, 1902 at home.
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Atlanta
Emma Gertrude Polta
South
Pensacola Journal
Alabama
Florida
Pollard
Stern
Godard
Dely
Edwards Wells wedding two on Wednesday in Atlanta
Leola Edwards and Joseph Benjamin Wells wed at the bride’s home at 2 PM with Wells leaving for a southern trip afterward. A second ceremony united Charles B. Davis and Amelia Bush at Dr. Holtzclaw’s residence at 7:45 PM, with the couple planning a bridal tour and home at 159 West Alexander Street.
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Edwards’ Wells
Davis Bush
Charles B. Davis
Amelia Bush
William J. Holtzclaw
West Alexander Street
Walraven Bryant Tie The Knot At Jones Avenue
Mr Oliver Franklin Walraven and Miss Annie Rebecca Bryant wed yesterday at noon at 135 Jones Avenue with Dr William J Holtzclaw, pastor of Jones Avenue Baptist Church, officiating. Friends extend best wishes for a happy and successful life.
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Walraven Bryant
Oliver Franklin Walraven
Annie Rebecca Bryant
Jones Avenue
William J. Holtzclaw
Jones Avenue Baptist Church
Educational Classes Rise in Young Women's Group
The Young Women's Christian Association offers three Bible study courses with increasing attendance. Pennington leads Topical Studies Mondays at 6 29 for young businesswomen, Emma Roberts teaches The Women of the Bible Wednesdays at 3, and Mrs W F Clerk covers Christian life Thursdays at 10. Grace Lanthorn directs history and literature clubs, with stenography by M A Perry on Mondays and Thursdays at 6 20. A beginner French class will be taught by Mrs J G.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Euch
Miss Pennington
Emma Roberts
W. F. Clerk
Grace Lanthrim
M. A. Perry
Millinery Class Schedule Noted for Wednesday and Saturday
A class on millinery is announced with sessions on Wednesday at 1 p.m. and Saturday at 6 30 p.m. The item notes a weekly timing but provides no location or organizer.
Regular meetings and social events in Atlanta area
A schedule of social and organizational meetings in Atlanta areas features the Wlecta chapter of the Order of Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic temple on Friday October 3 at 7 30 pm with degree work, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers meeting at Knights of Pythias hall, and the Atlanta Association mission reports at Lake Church. Numerous social engagements include card parties, a dance for Miss Margaret Duncan's guest, and visits by Mrs. W W Austell, Mrs. Pauline Gray Carter, and other locals. travel plans, school openings, and neighborhood social notes are listed with attendees and hosts across Piedmont Avenue, West Peachtree, Capitol Avenue, and nearby cities.
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Wlecta
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Forsyth
Mitchell Streets
Callea
Ladies' Atililary
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Knights of Pythias Hall
Kiser P Building
Captain Haskell
North Carolina
Harold M. Tucker
Milwaukee
Margaret Duncan
Bessie Blackman
New Orieang
Fom
A. L. Hutt
Athens
Circus coming to Atlanta October 10
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers will visit Atlanta with two performances at Wheat Street ground on Friday October 10. The show tours the south after marquee acts in New York and eastern cities. Prominent attractions include the looping the loop act Aurora Zouaves Galley Potter family aerialists and Datta Julian the equestrienne. Tickets available via Union and Southern Pacific at 13 Peachtree Street.
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Forepaugh & Sells Brothers
Atlanta
Forepaugh & Selis Bros
United Circuses
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Old Wheat Street
Aerialista
Seven Gaynellz
Datta Julian
Ben
West Peachtree and Capitol Ave Cars Alter Route
Notice to patrons that for several days cars on Peach tree street between Elma and Baker streets will run via Spring Luckie Broad and Alabama streets to Whitehall. Change begins Friday morning October 3. Georgia Railway and Electric Company. Also ad for high grade chocolates at 98 Wall St and 23 Whitehall. Geo. & Johnson and Chas. L. Newman manufacturers.
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Capitol Avenue
Peachtree Street
Elma Street
Baker Street
Spring Street
Luckie Street
Broad Street
Alabama
Street
Whitehall Street
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Wall St
Whitehall
Geo. & Johnson and
Chas. L. Newman, Manufacturera
Banks Seek Tax Refund From Jackson County Dispute
Banks county seeks refund of taxes paid to Jackson County arguing the funds should have been collected by Banks. Attorney General Boykin Wright was asked yesterday to resolve the legal question, with no decision rendered yet. The private bank operates across both counties and is housed in Banks county.
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Jackson County
Boykin Wright
Banks County
HL & T
Atkins
Maysville
Butts County
Wright
Special Rates to New York by Central of Georgia Railway
Special rates to New York via Central of Georgia Railway and connections. Tickets at greatly reduced intercity rates from all ticket stations to New York and return on October 3 4 6 and 6 limited for return until October 15 1902. Inquire of any agent for total rates schedules or write W J Fogg Traveling Passenger Agent 14 16 West St Atlanta Ga.
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Central of Georgia Railway
New York
All Rail
W. J. Fogg
Welt St
Atlanta
New Year Observed with Hebrew Ceremonies in Atlanta Temple
Orthodox Jewish community marks Rosh Hashanah in a crowded Atlanta temple as Rabbi David Marx leads services. Shofar blasts echo, temple choir performs under J. Richardsons, and many local Hebrew businesses close for the day.
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Hebrewa 1
Atlanta
David Marx
Temple
Fr Richardson
Pryor
Richardson
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