Social A Delightful Tea for Col Robert J Lowry at Hot Springs
At Hot Springs Virginia trustees and special agents of New York Life hosted a 5 o clock tea for Colonel Robert J Lowry of Atlanta in Mrs R D Lowe s library with guests from Philadelphia and New York including John A McCall G W Perkins and Dr B A Vanderpote Also whist clubs invited for an afternoon at Majest apartments with a davore luncheon and a long guest list Miss Lillian King to be honored at a luncheon with pink decorations at Miss Lucy Coles in Inman Park featuring Miss Christine King and Dr LeConte wedding plans noted.
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New York Life Insurance Company
Hot Springs
R. D. Lowe
Robert J. Lowry
Atlanta
Lowe
John A McCall
G. W. Perkins
B. A. Vanderpote
George Wottubbel
Houston Roberts
Daniel Boone
L. M Aldrich
Philadelphia
New York
Sarah J. Hagan
JuHa Lowry Taylor
Ralph Wen Landingham
John van Landingham
Charlotte
N. OC
Ilugh MexXce
Archibald Davis
Roprt Ridley
Dunbar Roy
J. J. Palmer
Lowry
Wilmer L. Moore
Franke Daney
Anne Wallacs
Julia Hammond
Rumnie Mitchell
Mary Mitchell
Miss King
Lillian King
Lucy Cole
Inman Park
Dr. LeConte
Christine King
Mitchell
Lawrenceville
Dillon Akers
Norman Sharpe
Flora Glenn
Moses Hale
Ruth Kelly
Irving Thomas
Baltimore
Ethel Akers
Miss Venable and Mrs James N Elis Host Friday Event
Mrs James N Elis will entertain Friday afternoon and evening in honor of her niece Miss Robert Ridley Venable. Married guests arrive 5 to 7 PM, unmarried guests in the evening. Decorations feature goldenrod and cosmos. Atlanta women assist in receiving. Venable, daughter of W H Venable, noted as a beautiful and vivacious young social figure.
Honor of Miss Dubois: Laira Hosts Centennial Party
Mrs J P Laira entertained a cen nial party on Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Mavis of Kentucky. The gathering celebrated the guest's visit with light refreshments and warm welcome from local friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
J. P. Laira
Mavis
Kentucky
Louisiana Purchase Fair Woman's Board Elects Officers
The meeting of the woman's board of the Louisiana Purchase fair adjourned to meet in New York later this month to finalize work. Mrs James L Blair was elected president with seven vice presidents and officers including EF L Buckwalter second VP, F P Ernest secretary, Helen B Huneisher third VP, Anna Dawes fourth VP, Trelle Everett fifth VP, M W H DeYoung sixth VP, F L Porter seventh VP, Coleman treasurer, and Fredrick Hauger secretary.
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R Louis
New York
James L. Blair
EF. L Buckwalter
Springfield
CIA
F P Ernest
Denver
Colo
Helen B Huneisher
Philadelphia
Anna Dawes
Pittsfield
Mass
Trelle Everett
Atchison, Kens
M WH DeYoung
San Francisco
F L Porter
Atlanta
Fredrick Hauger
Little Rock
Ark
Coleman
Indianapolis
Formal dinner honors visiting justices and guests
Twelve couples will attend a brilliant occasion hosted by Judge and Mrs. Pardee in honor of Dallas Justice A. P. McCormick and Alabama Associate Justice David B. Sheily. New York guests William H. Black, J. T. Simmons, Dr. John Keely and Joseph Gatins will visit. Mrs Pardee and Mrs Carleton Hillyer host events amid horse show duties. local notes include a tribute to Dr Santley M. Calloway with Georgia Baptist Orphans Home resolutions praising his public service and character.
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Pardee
A. P. McCormick
Dallas
Tex
David B. Sheily
Alabama
William H. Black
J. T. Simmons
New York
E. Plack
John Keely
Messrs
Arthur
Robert Keely
Joseph Gatins
Dan A. Pardee
Carleton Hillyer
Howard van Epps
Brantley M. Calloway
Georgia Baptist Orphans’ Home Association
The
Georgia Baptist Orphans' Home Association
Santley M. Calloway
Dr. Calloway
Champiom
Pnra
J. R Hopkins
J. R. Hopkins
Europe
F. P. Gamble
Jennie Gibbs
Corinne S. Horton
Atlanta
E. S. Tyler
City
L. H. Beck
Evelyn Harris
Community Guests and Local Social Notes
A detailed social page lists guests and movements across cities including Miss Alice Lawrence in South Carolina, Mrs. James Lester in Covington, and Miss Lucile Watts returning to Montgomery after visits in Atlanta and Madison. Other entries mention Mr. Blanton Fortson in Atlanta, the Kiel of Brunswick residents, and upcoming entertainments hosted by Mrs. W. E. Hawkins and Mrs. George Dexter, plus plans for the Nashville horse show and a dinner in honor of Judge Samuel Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lawrence
South Carolina
Lucile Watts
Montgomery
Atlanta
Madison
Mr. Blanton
Fortson
James ¥. Lester
Covington
Mamie Erwin
Friendary
West Font
R. R. Hopkins
Brunswick
Carlton Hillyer
Augusta
Martha Woonton
Patton
Darwinsville
Pas
Misa Belle Whiting
Setze
Pensacola
Fla
Maudé Fuller
Tda Willingham
Macon
Eng
Lucy Evans
Eve
Constance Butts
Frank Logan
R. A. Logan
Bae
W. E. Hawkins
Isabel Stephens
Adele Daly
Claude Moran
Athens
Fitzabeth Werren
South Groveia
George Dexter
Devan
Samuel Adams
Autumn Social At Decatur Features Prizes and Cards
Guests including Miss Estelle Carr, Miss Stewart, and Mrs Davis attended a Decatur gathering hosted by Mrs Will Landrum. Progressive carom games entertained attendees while three prizes were awarded a bottle of extract, a lace handkerchief, and a hand-painted powder box amid a red and green autumn color scheme. Participants listed include Miss Myra Day, Miss Jean Ramspeck, Miss Marianne McClellan, Miss Adie Boyd, Miss Annie Jones, Miss Belle Crane, Miss Lucy Durham, Miss Lottie Maynie, Miss Louise Ramspeck, Miss Louise Scott, and Miss Emma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Landrum
Decatur
Estelle Carr
Stewart
Davis
Sears
Myra Day
Jean Ramspeck
Marianne McClellan
Adie Boyd
Annie Jones
Belle Crane
Lucy Durham
Lottie Maynie
Louise Ramspeck
Louise Scott
Emma
Socially Busy Weekend Around Colonel Moorehead’s Visit
A list of social events at Stone Mountain and in Pittsburg marks a formal compliment to Colonel Moorehead, with Mrs. Brown and Col Carter hosting a box party and supper. Mr W H Venable plans an informal country home gathering today, and Y W C A Gymnasium hosts large classes with new blue-cloth uniforms welcome. Bible classes begin this week with free access for members and nonmembers. Gym times are posted: Monday 6 30 PM, Wednesday 2 30 PM, Thursday 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Morehead
W H Venable
Stone Mountain
Colonel Moorehead
Pittsburg
George M. Brown
Moorehead
Colaunt Carter
Andrew Calhoun
Vassar Woolley
Five O Clock Tea and Society Notices in Atlanta
A list of social events and engagements from Atlanta society pages includes a Young Women's Christian Association tea station offering daily 5 to 7 pm for prospective members, plus engagements and visits. The Goodwins announce May Goodwin to Asa Chandler Brown with a October 21 wedding at the bride's home, and other social updates feature club meetings and visits among Mrs. Henry, the Hopkinses, and local figures.
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Young Woman’s Christian Association
Low Round Trip Rates to Atlanta By Central of Georgia Railway
Advertises discounted round trip tickets from Georgia points to Atlanta with Central of Georgia Railway. Tickets on sale Oct 7 to Oct 24, 1902, excluding trains arriving in Atlanta on Sundays. Alabama points sale Oct 10-13-14-21 with final ticket return date Oct 27, 1902. Information from Central of Georgia Railway agents.
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Atlanta
Central of Georgia Railway
Southern Interstate Fair
Georgia
Alabama
Wife seeks peace warrant after Willard court fine
Ira T. Willard of 103 McAfee Street was arraigned in recorder's court after threatening his wife with two pistols and a razor, drunk for days. He was fined 23.75, while Mrs Willard, holding two children, asked for stringent action and planned to swear out a peace warrant.
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Willard
Food for Sleep A Sure Way To Comfort
A Grand Rapids man recovering from nervous prostration credits a light diet centered on Grape-Nuts for relief. He reports severe stomach irritation, avoidance of drugs, and gradual recovery in strength, sleep, and mood after a week of using Grape-Nuts, with Postum Co. Battle Creek noted as the source.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Postum Co
Battle Creek
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Barments
Liathier & Furnisher
Eiseman & Weil, Men's and
Boys’ Outfitters
Whitehall
Burnett
UST Company OF
Equitable Building
John If. Woodbury
Dug-an
Igs
Bessie Srackman
Miss Stackman
W. B. Lowe
J. B. Cabb
V. C. Badham
Columbia, C
Franklin Mikel
Julia Porter
John McKinford
Chicago
Henry S Jackson
Nashville
Misa Susie Cunningham
Knoxville
Frank Holland
Donehty Manley
Frank D. Folland
Fred Walton
New Orleans
Jack Farnaworth
E. W. Roberta
Elberton
Virginia Derring
Mary Derring
Nellie Hightower
Virginia
St. Mary Guild
Church of Incarnation
Kelly
Peeples Street
China Inland Mission
Young Woman's Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Association
T. J. Crawford
Miss Crawford
Washington, D. C
C. L. Henry
Eugene B. Heard
Rosehill
Middleton
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Myra Davis
Landrum
Margaret
Salle
Lady Cors
Noice
Corp
Corg
Eely
Skelly
the New Shoe Store
NEW Shoe Store
Mann & Lewis
Peachtree Street
Mann & Lewis Shoe Co
Anan K
Twen Naw
Cour
Rerhs
Talehanes
Chang
Orur Ordinai
Honda
Tio
Ere
Vants
Bat. M
Alon
Ness
On, Uper
Phono
Bussey
FOOD
W & Erlanger
Troubadours
Kia Harry Gilfell
Harry B. Smith
Sale Gpensongay
Anila Binghan CO
Taedalen
Tanraday
Matin
Stuart
Will H. Fox
Tscarrkess Cadieux
Rosa F. Monnish
W. A Monnish
Amurjead
European
E- Trance
Forrest Avenue
Buatnew
Droge
Perdutara
Whitehall St
Rand Stan
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