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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1902

Page

11

Elegant Atlanta Wedding Highlights Patterson Garner Nuptials

A refined wedding tied Miss Hirdie Duval Patterson to Dr. James Ryan Garner at the Patterson home on Peachtree Street. The ceremony featured Rev. Byrd and Rev. Spalding, with a white and green setting, ferns, and carnations. A reception followed for over fifty relatives and friends, then a wedding trip and home on Baltimore Place. Additional items note Gramling Rodgers nuptials, DeLapierre event, and other social notices across Atlanta society.

Ben Lee Crew Ellie Patterson Tilbon Aline Patterson Marie Stilson Jennie Gray Will Hart Dorsey James Sledge Silvey Speer Maid of Honor Landrum Ella Camp Dr. Delapierre Hlosehton

Grape-Nuts Claim Aids Travel Health And Weight

A man shares a California health trip where Grape-Nuts enabled eating, strength gain, and five pounds weight increase over five days. He calls Grape-Nuts best food, easy to digest, not bulky, and urges a ten to fourteen day personal trial. The ad cites Billy the Pas Tum Co of Battle Creek Michigan.

California Billy the Pastum Co Battle Creek Mich

Miss Fannie Gresham to attend Driving Club party

Miss Fannie Gresham of Charlotte will be the guest of honor at a morning card party and luncheon at the Driving Club. Hostess Mrs. W. A. Speer has invited twenty young ladies to the event this week.

Miss Gresham Fannie Gresham Charlotte Driving Club W. A. Speer

County rate set for 1902 and riot claim denial

County commissioners meet amid barbecues and road inspections in Fulton. They consider setting the county rate at $5.29 on $1,600, a reduction from last year’s $6.06, with state combined rate about $1.05. The board borrows $20,000 to cover past month expenses while awaiting tax revenues. County attorney reports no authority to pay G D Young’s damage claim for goods burned in Pittsburg Tot. Public works committee to handle pavement and road improvement petitions. Attendees include Chairman Forrest Adair and other county officials. barbecue at Bolton honors Marietta road completion.

Board of County EH. B. Rosser Forrest Adair Purpoe Adair Henry M. Wood Walter R. Brown L. 2. Rosser G. D. Young Pittsburg Young Piedmont Avenue Sixth Trourteenth Street A. H. Bancker Public Works Committee Exposition Cotton Mill Bridge van Winkle Brady Union Stock Bolton Marietta Road W.G. Fisher W R. B.whittier Whittier Cotton Mills Clifford L. Anderson H. E. W. Falmer Wood Fulton County Marietta Marietta Street Atlanta Thomas Donaldson

Tacky Party At West Fair Street By Whitleys

A tacky party hosted by Mr and Mrs E P Whitley at their West Fair Street home Tuesday evening featured prizes won by Miss Blodie Daniel and Mr Bass Flury a box of candy and a pair of hose Refreshments were served The guests included a long list of local attendees with the Whitley and Cowen families prominent in attendance

West Fair Street Blodie Daniel Bass Flury Beulah Jones Maud McCowen Esale McCowen Victoria McCowen Nora McCowen Kate Bennett Iva Ray Pearl Ray Lena Whitley Emma Whitley Katie Whitley Bersie Jewel Tom Fiury J. T. Moore Lester Thames Sam Crutce Alley White Claud McCowen John Crumley Cliff Hudson P. EB. Rogers J. A. Middleteen Ezra Cowhorn John MccCowen Earl DeNice Fred Whitley Ww. F. Jenkins

Young People Entertain at Dr Brantley Home

A heightful entertainment given by Dr J Brantley at 606 South Pryor street featured mele and refreshments. Guests included Annie Jones Stella Gilbert Valentine Christian Maud Tinney Mary Lou Dedgon Mamie Bankston Lillian Lathrope Katie Fennell Marie Morteliz Aline Lathrope Lena Tinney Timpy Bankston Hunter Gilbert Jennie Morteliz Liny Burgess Florence Aline Nellie Brantley and Florence T. Meetings note Home for the Friendless sheltering arms and Woman's Relief Corps gatherings listed with times and hosts.

J Brantley South Pryor Street Annie Jones Stella Gilbert Valentine Christian Maud Tinney Mary Lou Dedgon Mamie Bankston Lillian Lathrope Katie Fennell Marie Morteliz Aline Lathrope Lena Tinney Timpy Bankston Hunter Gilbert Jennie Morteliz Liny Burgess Florence Aline Nellie Brantley Florence Tale Plemon Bevel Joe Fennell Joan Tinney Clifford Daniels Virgil Burgess Clark Dockstader Charlie Gilbert James Graham Quill Brantley Dempsey J. J. Brantley J. L. B. Brantley

Excur sion Return to Savannah on Septem ber 5

Central of Georgia Railway announces a special excursion returning to Savannah from Atlanta at 8 30 a m on September 5. Parlor car space is available by calling at No 16 Wall Street. W H Fogg traveling passenger agent.

Central of Georgia Railway Savannah Atlanta No. 16 Wall Street W. H. Fogg

A Speckled Bird and Social Notes From Town

Augusta Evans Wilson’s new book is in supply at John M. Miller Company, 39 Marietta Street. Local social mentions include Aunt Mrs. Joan D. Hasterlin visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson on Peachtree Place, Mrs. M. E. Fitzpatrick and daughter Mary Gresham Fitzpatrick of Union Springs, Ala., with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gresham at 66 East Cain Street, and Mrs. EB Henry visiting Mrs. Rev. Thomas on Bass Street before returning to Charleston. Also noted are plans for Miss Antoinette Blount to entertain at cards for guest Miss Ida Lee Hill of Washington, Ga, Miss Ada Scott Rice departing for Nashville, Tenn., Miss Carrie Kirtly’s recovery, Mrs. William Austell visiting Col. and Mrs. John W. W. Aiken of Cartersville, Misses Jane and Fannie Kellogg from a visit to Winder, and Mrs. Hice with Mrs. Charles Smith and daughters in Greenville. Eugenia Rucker has returned from Newnan, Ga.

R. H. Bewick Lithia Springs John Hill Canada Henry Tompkins Magnolia Mass New York Rebecca Raoul Bolingbroke Henry Thrower Montreal Capitol Avenue Nashville Isabel Daniel Mary Stewart Robert King Hart Street Inman Park Harriet Calhounen Mary Ls Athens James Swift Elberton Blackman A. L. the Grand Charles G. Mills Charles Mills Cowledgs Blowing Rock Paul Clements Asheville Misa Cornelia Clark Apending Collins Ose Will Collins Augusta Evans Wilson Atlanta John M. Miller Company Marietta Street Joan D. Hasterlin Robert Johnson Peachtree Place M. E. Fitzpatrick Mary Gresham Fitzpatrick Union Springs Ala J. H. Gresham East Cain Street EB. Henry Rev. Thomas Bass Street Charleston Harry Snook Antoinette Blount Ida Lee Hill Washington, Ga Ada Scott Rice Miss Rice Nashville American Carrie Kirtly William Austells John W.W. Aiken Cartersville Jane Fannie Kellogg Winder Hice

September Boys Wear and School Attire Line

Time files suggests fall fashions for boys with ideas for outfits. Norfolk jackets, sailors, vesters, double breasted results and three piece knee pants suits are shown. A good line of knee breeches from 50 cents up and ribbed stockings at 15 and 25 cents. School shoes priced from 1.25 to 2.50, plus caps hats ties shirts and underwear for boys from head to foot.

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