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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1902

Page

24

Women Board Forefront at Louisiana Purchase Fair

St Louis reports the Louisiana Purchase fair will feature a prominent women’s board led by Mrs James L Blair. Georgia’s representation is noted through Mrs Portey and Mrs er who currently attend meetings to finalize plans for the women’s department. The board emphasizes women’s progressive role in the fair’s success and broader exhibits.

Eorgia Fannie Ty Portey St. Louis Woman's Department of the Woman's Department Woman's Board James L. Blair

North Georgia and Athens social notes moved

Recurring items list many locals visiting relatives or returning home from trips Mamie Forrester Harriet and others travel between Asheville Columbus and Columbus area Updates mention Harvard School graduate S. Bhatp shows in New York and Omaha trips Mrs Williams Williams Gardner Lena Willard and others journey to New York Ohio and New Jersey Lively society scene notes include dinners at Driving Club and kindergarten association meeting in Atlanta area.

Griffin Social Roundup Lets Dancers End Season Early

Griffin Ga October 4 Special Correspondence On Monday night young men hosted an informal dance at Odd Fellows hall for about twenty five guests. The event closes Griffin winter social season. next dances will be more formal at club. Miss Emma Wilburn is seriously ill with fever at home while Mrs Susan Allgoods visits Griffin after summer in Atlanta and New York.

Griffin Odd Felows Hall W.B. Hudson Atlanta Emma Wilburn Susan Allgoods New York Mia James D. Rivers Maude Gilbert Albany Noro Walton Misa Ethel Moore Whidwood Park Nathan BP. Burk Alma D. Kike Montgomery John Sailsbury New York City Gail London Ney Mattie Hays Owsley Leonora Swift Wash

Miss Bea to Wed William Ke Hall in Free Wedding

The wedding of Miss Estelle Meriwether and Mr. William Taylor Hall is set for Wednesday. The bride is Meriwether’s daughter and Hoyt’s niece of Montgomery, with Atmore businessman Mr. Hall. Attendants include sister Mrs. J. W. Bates of Macon as matron of honor and Mr. H. W. Hall of Mobile as best man.

Miss Bea William Ke Hall W. J. Hoyt Montgomery Hall Alabama Atmore Ala J. W. Bates Macon H. W. Hall Mobile Best Madn

Society Notes Highlight Columbus Autumn Weddings

Columbus society items reveal a busy social season with engagements and upcoming weddings, the Meigs family lineage noted, and plans for winter debuts. Mrs. Juliette Compton, Mrs. Hubert Brown, and Mrs. Laura Conerat travel. Miss Mildred Snepperson and other Columbus girls attend Columbia College. Miss Anne Meigs Wieming announces her daughter Mary Orell’s engagement to Join Houston McIntosh of Butte Montana. Mr. J. B. Kimball returns to host, and Mr. Joe Hill moves to the Downing place as social activity shifts with moving season.

Columbus Juliette Compton New York Huberta Brown Laura S.‘Conerat Savannan Roan Mountain Rhodes Browne Mardere Browne Atlanta Bb. F. Wilcox William Hawks Louise Joseph Ova Ulseph Joseph Mildred Snepperson Columbia College Matte Reynolds Charlotte N.C Mira Salisbury Washington, D. L Stewart McIntosh Buite Ment Crale Joe Hill Downing Place Broad Street J. KB. Kimball North Highlands W. W. Pinson Finson Mulberry Street Methodist Church Macon Unolumbas

Local social notes from Tallapoosa October visiters and events

Tallapoosa reports Miss Eula McBride visiting Buchanan and Cedartown. Mr. and Mrs. Allen from Anniston visit relatives. Mrs. W H Roop tours Carrollton with her parents. Miss Gertie Loomis travels to Birmingham. Mrs. Charles Hensel returns from ten weeks in Duluth Fountain City Madison and Chicago. Capt John A Grant and family from Atlanta staying at Tallapoosa hotel. Jessie Slaughter attends camp meeting in Grantville. Mr and Mrs C G Miller move to Terrill flat. A 5 oclock tea for Mrs H S Meyers of New York with Mrs A C Whitney and Miss Ollie Leach. eighteen covers. Guests pleased. verdict that Whitney and sister excel.

Tallapoosa Eula McBride Buchanan Cedartown N. D. Allen Anniston Vislt W. H. Roop Carrollton Gertie Loomis Birmingham Charles Hensel Duluth Minn Fountain City Madison Wis Chicago John A. Grant Atlanta Jessie Slaughter Grantville C. G. Miller Terrill Head Avenue A. C. Whitney Ollie Leach H.S. Meyers New York City Homor Whitney

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