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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1906
Page
2
The ad outlines semi-fitting pony coats with satin lining and braided vestee, full plaited skirts, and all wool chiffon broadcloth in multiple shades. It notes tailoring quality and perfect fit, with sizes available. It claims a thousand sold this season and another hundred before Christmas, priced at 25 dollars elsewhere, urging early selection.
In Atlanta a feted buffet supper in honor of Miss Sarah Collier was canceled due to the unexpected death of Mr W E Green. Mrs Ridley hosted a Tuesday morning bridge party with aunties and silks, while Miss Olivia Arrington honored Mrs James Hickey with a grand bridge tea at the Arrington residence.
Miss Arrington and Mrs. Hickey hosted a refined reception with Renaissance lace, silver service, and colonial candles. Hosted by Montgomery society, spouses W A Gayle and O O Nelson served refreshments as guests discussed social circles. Mr and Mrs J Blalock to attend upcoming anniversary dinner Tuesday evening.
Dr and Mrs 8 T Blatock host a dinner celebrating the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs L 8 Blatock with about twenty guests including relatives. Miss Nancy Hill Hopkins hosts a buffet luncheon honoring Miss Annie Orme with many invited guests listed. The week features a cotillion for Miss Louise Hawkins and a reception by Mrs Nellie Peters Black and Misses Black at Segadio's.
A Montgomery Advertiser report states a committee from each literary club will form a general committee to plan events for the college association women gathering in Montgomery on December 27 28 and 29. The Southern Association of College Women will meet during Christmas week with the Southern Educational Association and includes many prominent women and 160 graduates from Southern and Northern colleges.
The article outlines the 1903 Knoxville organization aiding women’s education in the South, notes Atlanta’s strongest local branch of over thirty members, and recounts a November 1905 Atlanta meeting with social events. It mentions Montgomery lacking a branch and lists leaders Miss Grace Landrum and Miss Beall Martin, with expected visitors from Cornell, Michigan-Cornell, University of Chicago, and UT Knoxville among others.
Unique golden wedding anniversary honored by Mr and Mrs T A Seals of Macon Georgia. They sent letters to intimate friends sharing their fiftieth anniversary on December 16 and wishing happiness to those admired.
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