Southern Woman's Civil War Legacy in Avary Chronicles
SELENE ARMSTRONG surveys Southern women’s pivotal Civil War roles and postwar life through Myrta Lockett Avary’s A Virginia Girl in the Civil War and Dixie After the War. The article profiles Avary, her diaries, and the impact of Reconstruction, highlighting Atlanta authorial influence and the evolving view of Southern womanhood.
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Phi Delta Theta Dance Shows Many Attendees
A long list of attendees including Miss Lottie Wylie Miss Helen Day Miss Marion Nutting Miss Alice Davidson Miss Mildred Spratling Miss Mary Anderson Miss Vass Miss Levin Miss Thiabe Siively Miss Marguerite Hemphill Miss Nina Meador Miss Reasie Pope Miss Julia Meadors among others with Mrs John Day and Mr Edward Peters as chaperones. Edith Russell to entertain in honor of Miss Read with sixteen guests at her Marlborough apartments. Ice cream festival by West Fair chapel youth planned at Walker and West Fair streets. The SL Club hosted a lawn festival at 325 East Georgia avenue raising a nice sum for benevolent work. Nan Stephens to host twenty four for euchre in West End in honor of Elle Goode. Ladies of Home for Incurables held an informal reception.
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Bolton Terrace
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Atlanta
Howell Foreman
William ‘Tellt Forrester
Ace
Extant Well, Jr
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Walter
William Nformance
Howell, Jr
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Cass
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Reasie Pope
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Edward Peters
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Aire
W. R. Pope
Forrest Avenue
Krupp Heiress Bertha Krupp and Fiance To Run Plant
The article notes Gustav von Bohlen und Halbach, secretary of the Prussian legation at the Vatican, will manage the Krupp works as Bertha Krupp’s fiancé. Bertha Krupp’s income from the plant was about 3,000,000 dollars, with most cash and assets passing to Mrs Krupp and Barbara Krupp. The sisters’ lives are kept private from fortune hunters. Herr von Kien, a Washington figure, visited the Krupp villa at Essen recently.
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Social Union Meeting at First Baptist Church
The Social Union of the First Baptist Church will meet Tuesday afternoon June 5 at 4 o'clock on Wash street with Mrs B M Woolley presiding. Landrum, President. The biennial convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs gathered at St Paul Minn drawing delegates from diverse communities and highlighting progress in domestic social and civic issues. Mrs Sarah Pratt Decker attended with optimism and fraternal greetings, as reports and speeches energize those supporting women’s organizations nationwide. At St Paul convention 59 delegates attended.
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St. Paul
Thornwell College annual commencement notices
Officers and pupils of Thornwell Orphanage Schools announce commencement events at Waboy College for Orphans in June. Rev Dr Flinn and other speakers preside at ceremonies including address, exhibition, and class roll calls for students from Hartsville Clinton and Dalton, with alumni activities and program details.
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Hartsville
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Due West
Dr J Lewis Browne to Teach Music at Ivy Street Studio
Dr J Lewis Browne will teach from June 1 to August 15 in his residence music studio at 271 Ivy St. Terms by mail or Bell telephone 918.
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Engagement notices span from Klindworth recital to Bishop Ellis wedding
A wave of society items lists engagements and weddings including Lois Byers to Ines, Julia Griggs to Henry Baker, Elizabeth Venable to Frank Mason, Claudia Mitchell to Capers Dickson, and Phoebe Bishop to Edward Bishop. Also noted are Klindworth Conservatory recital plans, a Valley Valdosta chapter program for Jefferson Davis Day, and various society entertaining events and guests.
Social notices of many Georgia visitors and departures
A long list of social items reports Mrs D B Gray and Misses Carol and Mary Gray leaving for two months in Mississippi to attend a golden wedding, Mrs W M Jenkins traveling to Waverly Hall for a cousin’s marriage, and trips to Hamilton. The Hardy family returns from North Carolina, and numerous others from Lithia Springs to Cumberland Island plan summer visits. Governors, colonels, and notable residents attend graduations and weddings while friends and relatives travel to Savannah, New York, and Europe.
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Local social notes from New York to Tennessee
New York to spend a week includes Hazel and Zulah Adkins returning from Columbia. Isaaces of Charlotte with Mr Charles Schley visits Hon Fleming dufigeon. Miss Samuella Whitman to arrive from Chattanooga. John L Coleman in Washington Georgia. Mr and Mrs David Woodward travel to New York City next Wednesday. Elizabeth Hines returns. Earnests go to Boston. Tom Lyon leaves Wednesday for Atlantic Beach. Rosalie Howell to Winchester in June. Susie Pope opening summer in the North. Mrs John Hull returns from Tate Springs. Harwood visiting Marietta. Maude Reynolds recovered from illness. Northens leave for New Haven. Mary Aldredge to Cumberland. Meadors at Indian Springs. Also a display of Picture Postal Cards for sale by Piedmont Souvenir Company in Piedmont Hotel lobby.
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Say
Fleming Dufigeon
Samuella Whitman
Chattanooga
John L. Coleman
Washington
Harwood
Marietta
Maude Reynolds
Charles Northen
New Haven
Homecoming week for Kentuckians sleepers Atlanta to Louisville
During homecoming week railroad lines offer round trip fares from Atlanta to Louisville at one fare plus 26 cents, 13.55 from Atlanta, valid return to June 23 1906 or extended to July 23 with a 50 cent ticket deposit. Three daily trains 8:35 pm 4:50 pm 8:50 pm plus through sleeping cars on June 10 11 for direct Atlanta Louisville service arriving next morning. Route via Chattanooga Nashville Mammoth Cave. Inquiries to J A Thomas B Walker C P L T A U T A and Harman Oper al Passenger Agent Peachtree Viaduct Union Pass Sta
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Birthday dinner honors Mra Groeske in Decatur Ala
Mine Ella Groenendyke hosted a birthday dinner for her mother Mrs Groeske to mark her seventy third birthday. The event drew many friends and included a toast to long-time Decatur resident Mrs Groenendyke. Joe Wheeler Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy met in West Decatur this afternoon for planning. A service to honor Jim Daria was announced for a later Bun Afternoon at 4 o clock.
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Darish Dirghday
Thomas
Rae 'Lee Ram
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Bree
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Peat Pearl Davie
Pa Pardee
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Frien
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Satog
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Bes
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Mose
Decatur
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Decaturs
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West Decatur
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Bankhead Announcement Expected to Lead Senate Run
Special to The Georgian Montgomery June 4 Bankhead's move to run for senator drew little stir as expected after his defeat by Hobson. Bankhead is well known statewide and favored to win. The state Democratic executive committee is expected to meet next month to set assessments against the candidates.
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Hobson
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Favori
State Democratic Executive Committee
Missing Mail Notice From City Post Office
A fragment indicates a notice about mail service for residents away from home during summer. It mentions regular ten cents weekly rate and that no charge applies for mailing to any U.S. address, with foreign postage extra.
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