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JL— — SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
THE ATLANTA WiuunwiAn.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
8CH00L8 AND COLLEGE8.
8CHOOL8 AND COLUMN. .
ATLANTA COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
ours amiL)aTIQN IN 1898 OF THE ATLANTA MEDICAL AND SOUTHERN MEDICAL COLLEGES.
F A C U
A. W. CALHOUN,
Win. Perrin Nicolson, M.D.
Wm. Simp.on Elkin, A.B., jh,d„
W. F. Weitmoreland, M.D.
Hunter P. Cooper, M.D.
H. F. Harris, M.D.
John G. Earnest, M.D.
Charles G. Giddings, M.D.
Cyrus W. Strickler, M.D.
Miohaei Hoke, M.D.
L T Y :
M.D., LL.D., President
J. S. Todd, M.D.
Dean. Louis H. Jones, A.M., M.D.
Floyd Wileox McRae, M.D.
J. Clarence Johnson, M.D.
Dunbar Roy, M.D.
James B. Bsird, M.D.
W. S. Goldsmith,. M.D.
E. Bates Block, M.D.
Bernard Wolff, M.D.
S. T. Barnett, M.D.
ADJUNCT FACULTY
Ta Va Hubbard, M. D.
Gtorgo Fe Payne, PHe G., Me D.
As La Fowler, M. D.
J. H. Johns, M. D.
Hugh M. Lokey, M. D.
F. G. Hodgson, M. P.
G. P. Huguley, M. D.
E. D. Richardson, M. D.
A, H. Lindorme, M. D.
E. P. Ripley, M.
Claude A. 8mfth, M. O.
C. E. Boynton, M. D.
W. B. Armstrong, M. D.
t L. 8. Hardin, M, D.
W. A. Selman, B. 8., M. 0
W. E. Person, M. D.
G. C. Misall, M. D.
C. R. Andrews, M. D.
G. F« Chambers, M. D«
tories. each c
i country, and la an honor to tho profession and tho state of Georgia. Tho public will no longer accopt the services of an Incompetent physician; he
re pjeasea to state that Mr Andrew Cain "“** »»*''»* «* ***«» wu vuiy ue irumcu in n hcuuuI fully equipped In every departmonL
h equipped with an anrnle numbernt a, J neg * e rec ®ntly given the Institution a largo sum of money, and tlio Hoard of Trustees have set aside a building to be known as tho Carnegie Pathological Institute, which will contain three large labora-
Four vears aro remilred ♦hL loot «#-~ r . ? r . “I 101 ]® 8 ® 0 !*®, together with all tho modern apparatus and appliances for tho cultivation of pathogenic organisms. Tho students nro encouraged to do work in this department.
Our students have access to the Pr«dv w !? ? evo j*! Iar «ely t0 finical and practical work,
the new' building will be a gymnasium withlvo* °I the P rtncl P al Infirmaries and hospitals in tho city. Tho new and commodious building, that Is now being erected, will be finished, equipped and ready for occupancy by October 1st. One feature of
• s m, wim snower baths. Here the students will be taught tho use and application of exercises for various diseases. For a cataloguo or information concerning tho College,
JIddress WILLIAM SIMPSON ELKIN, M. ©.. ‘Dean.
S. T. BARNETT, M. T>., 'Registrar.
ATLANTA COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Atlanta. Ga
GEORGIA SCHOOL
OF
TECHNOLOGY.
Free Scholarships.
Georgia School of Technology
is better equipped and organised in all departments than ever before, and
prepared to do the best work in Its his-
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS. RoKSttyaw?
f —ialatu
tton. the legislature at Its last session
assigned fifteen free scholarships to each county In thestato-Take im
mediate! advantage of thin opportunity and write for latest catalog of In
formation illustrating advantage* of the Oeorgla TKh for prospectiTe stu
dents. Advanced coursos in Mechanical, Electrical, Tekttle, Mining, Civil
Engineering and Engineering Chemistry. Extensive and pew equipment of
Shop. Mill, Laboratorlea, etc. New Library; new Chemical Laboratory.
The forty members of tho Class of 1101 wore placed In desirable and
lucrative position. BEFORE GRADUATION. Write for further Informa
tion.
K. G. MATHESON, A. M., LL.D.,Pres.
ATLANTA, GA.
I SOUTHERN SOCIETY
S
IN GEORGIA AND ADJOINING STATES.
PLEASANT MENTION FROM OTHER CITIES
GEORGE C, LOONEY and MBS. GEORGE C. LOONEY
Arithmetic and English Grammar chiefly. Any other branch
of a collegiate education If desired. Open Id of July st » a. m.
MADI80N. „ _
Itoth Ingram attended the B. T.
roeventlon In Atlanta.
Bessie Avery is visiting friends In
nd Mrs. D. P. Few. of Atlanta, •»
Mr. end Mrs. L L Few.
Bd Mrs. Henry Williams ere guests
tel and Mrs. F. C. Foster.
Irt.y Kllrmtrlelr has returned to
after s > put to her parents. Mr.
i. 1L L. ltlrhter. . ,
Irene An.tm Its. retarned from
Eton, where she has been attend-
"inesti.y aflevnooa st the hoojeof
the msrrtsse cf Minnie
trney la Mr. fltwenee how«L of
."»* piece. The home «* »*•?.
eereraony was performed by Rev. W. T.
I^lnc. The bride Is one of Madison»
most enltnred yoong ladles and her many
friends regnt that her marriage win take
her to another eltjr. Ttie groom Is one of
Toeeoe’s most pranlaiag yonng lawyers
with a brilliant Inter, before him.
COVINGTON.
Thursday Mr. Carl Smith and Mini
Minnie Mobley were united la marriage
by Rev. R. C. Cleckler. The marriage
was a surprise to the most Intimate
friends of the young people.
Mr. Smith le a well known and pop
ular young business man of this city,
and Ml** Mobley Is one of Covington s
“M^M^rthe wed-
ding tour, will reside In Covington.
BRUNSWICK.
Mr. Frank D. Aiken has Just return
ed from a trip to Savannah.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Talt have gone
to Asheville, N. C., where they will
spend the summer.
Mr. and-Mre. L. Rothschild, of Shreve
port, La., are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Kellar.
Mrs. Frank.Wrench and tons are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. JL A. Wrench,
on St. Simon's Island.
Mrs. Samuel Benedlot, of Cedartown,
who has been visiting Mrs. Mallory
King, has gone for a visit to Cleve
land, Ohio. •
Captain and Mrs. B. J. Large have
gone to Atlanta to attend the marriage
of Mr. B. M. Large to Miss Emily Gro-
gean..
Mr. and Mrs. Mlk* Atkins have re
turned to Thomasvllle, after spending
a month on SL Simon's Island.
. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Peeples and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herndon, Avho
have been spending some weeks on SL
Simon's, have returned to this city.
Mrs. John Moore, and daughter, Mlee
Elisabeth, and Mrs. Scarlett, have re
turned to Brunswick after an extended -
vlet to points In Florida.
Mr. R. L. Michaels, of Albany, and
Mr. M. Schwarxbaum, are In tbe city
for a few days.
Mrs. J. D. Sparks entertained on
Wednesday In honor of Miss Easts Be-
sant, of Jacksonville, Fla.
F. A. Guild, of Atlanta, has been
spending several days In this city.
' M. T. Bailey, of Birmingham, Ala.,
has been visiting friends In Brunswick.
Miss Helen Scarlett, of Fancy Bluff,
Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Dunn.
Miss Talluah Fleming Is at home
again, after a visit to friends on SL
Simon's Island.
Mrs. George Wood fin, of Savannah,
la visiting relatives here.
Mrs. H. R. duBtgnon, Miss Mamie
Symons and the Mlasea Stiles,.have
returned from St. Simon’s, where they
have been for several days..
Mrs. W. M. Tupper entertained tho
Six-Hand Euchre Club Thursday at
St. Simon's.
May ShoeppsI haa re
turned from Waycross, where ahe was
the guest of Miss Mary Thigpen.
Mias Meta Scarlett leaves In a few
tya for a visit to friends In Vldalla.
Mrs. Mark Verdery, of Jacksonville,
Fla., has returned to her home, after
a visit to Mrs. D. D. Atkinson.
Mrs. L. A. Hardee and Mias Essie
Beosant, of Jacksonville, Fla., are the
guests of Mrs. J. D. Sparks.
Miss Julia JIaaton, of Carrolton, Is
isrland "Monday, for
turned to her
her slstsr, Mrs. E. L. Stevens, of this
city. ■
Mrs. B. T. Sinclair, of Darien, ha* re
turned to her home, after a visit to
Mrs. D. M. Beggs here.
J. C. Purcell has just returned from
a short visit to Feraandlna, Fla.
Mrs. R. G. Jackson, of this city, Is
spending a few days on Cumberland Is-
land.
Miss Mahoney, of Jacksonville, Fla.,
Is the guest of Miss Hattie Wheeler
this week.
Miss Bellinger, of South Carolina,
will In a few days visit Miss^eah
Brown. In this city.
Mrs. Thomas Uoyd has returned to
Brunswick, after a visit of several
months In Texas.
Mr. snd Mrs. A. B. Connell, of Cairo,
are vletttng Mrs. J. W. Lrllly this week.
Among the vecent arrivals at Cum
berland Island are Messrs. Macon
Sharp and William Hurst, of Atlanta.
Mrs. Thomas Wrench, of St. George,
is the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Wrench, of this city.
Midshipman John Atkinson, of the
United States navy, who has been vis
itlng friends In this section, has corn,
to New York to rejoin bis vessel, the
U. v S. Kearsanre.
Mrs. Darley and Mrs. Joiner have
returned to their home in Portsmouth,
Va., after a pleasant visit to Mrs. R. P.
Wheeler, In this city.
Miss Ida Lamb la the gueat of Mrs.
Mitchell Lamb, In Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. J, M. Madden Is expected home
In a few days. She has been flatting
In Columbtls and other cities for some
lime.
Colonel and Mrs. Mike Brown and
family will go to St. Simon's Island
on the first of July, where they will re
main for two months.
Miss Leosle Michaels, of Albany, Is
the guest of Miss Edna Levlson.
Mrs. G. M. Jones and Miss Laura
Jones have Just returned from a trip
to Atlanta. *
Mrs. X>. 31. Begge Is at home again
after a visit of several weeks to rela
tives In Savannah and Darien.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Baker and ffcmlly
are spending «om*t time on 8t. Simon’s.
Miss Carrie Stacey la visiting friends
i Frederika. .
Mr*. W. H. Bowen and daughter arej
esL Augustine, Fla., tor a Xen da**.
Dr. Holmes Mason, of Macon, Is vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Houseman.
31Ias Ellse McDonald is visiting tho
Misses Taylor, in Frederika.
Mrs. E. C. Butler and children, of
Fftxgerald, are vlstlng friends in this
city.
E. A, Turner has returned from a trip
to Savannah.
Elmore Twltty Is back from a pleas*
ant visit in Waycross.
A. B. Morse and Miss Morse, of Ab
beville, 8. C., are visiting Mrs. A. W.
Way, In thin city.
Miss Olive Munerlyn, of Jacksonville,
Fla., Is visiting Mins Janlo Symons. ,
MILLEDGEVILLE.
Miss Annie Whitfield, of Washing
ton, IX G n Is the guest of Miss Marie
Whitaker.
Mins Kate Thrash is tho guest or
Dr. and Mrs. T. O, Powell for a fow
days.
Minn Mary Lou Flemlster Is critical
ly 111 with typhoid fever. Slight hope
Is entertained of her recovery.
The commencement exercises of tho
Georgia Military College began Sun
day and will extend through Wednes
day. A large number of visitors are
here.
Mrs. George Fort, of knoxvllle, Ten
nessee, who has been the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Anna Crawford, has re
turned home.
Mrs. Thomas Little, of Sparta, Ih
tho guost of her parents, Mr. and Mr*.
Charles Proaaer.
Miss Minnie Scurry haa returned to
her home* In Rome.
Mrs. A. B. Cash, of Fltsgerald, Is
here, called by telegram on account of
tho critical Illness of her sister, Miss
Mary Lou Flemlster.
Mrs. Fronds I’orklns Is at home
again, after several weeks' stay in At
lanta and Augusta.
Illm ho
Hnnr
jrafrm
•Nlarto
guest
.n/Ihm Janie
OXFORD.
Mias Annie Dlrlicy. with Professor and
Mrs. J. 1*. 11 a ii ii it, left Monday for Atlanta,
ll»'li' tfn-v Will In* the giiCHf* of Mm. II
ihm'k iiii• 11 i•*r. Mm. C. i:. Dowtnnn
Professor Thoimm V. Fleming, of Hpnrta,
who for thr jmsf >enr him t
of 1 'ngHull and history In tho
11 luh School, lias returned t
a pleasant visit to friends
Professor Marlon William
of friends In Oxford Inst v
Miss Nell Lowry left Hi
lantn, ' where she wilt vl
11 row n rofer.
3lls« Annie Hno Hontmll left hint week
for r. rkt to her sister, Mrs. John l’oer, of
West Point.
Miss Leonora Smith Is In Atlanta, the
guest of her mint, Mrs. Palmar.
Mm. frank Lakes. Mis- s Margaret. Mil
dead, -Vary. Alice nr id Martha Eakoa, <»f
Atlanta, aro visiting Ur. and Mrs. John S.
Moore.
Miss Clifford Williams returned homo
Saturday from Storrsvllle.
Mi > .Inn!.* «'lifer, or Atlanta, was the
guvnt of Miss Nell hOWty during the Emory
commencement.
Miss Carrie Rmli
Fannie Hlugletoii.
Pro*
Mr. Th out SI Tv Oliver arrived in Ox
Saturday with his bride, who was formerly
Mias Kate Itrower, of Marietta.
Ur. and Mrs. Charles Peppier bare gone
to Kuropc, where they will spend tho sum
mer.
Miss LneJIe Mitchell, of Atlnntn, Is tho
Professor Lungins Rundda hss returned
a S visit to Ids home In south Ueorgig.
r. Thomas w. Oliver arrived In Oxford
id Mr- Capers Pick son.
II. of Wesleyan College, la
wife, attended the Emory
i the gueMts of Profesao#
Miss Cleopatra F
from Atlanta.
<>f Atlanta, In the guest
Ulekey.
th U the guest
returned hooJ
One
Gleg.'
cuing ut
IH pel for.i
je bride -
CORDELE.
prettiest weddings evaf
•le was that of Miss La-
• to Mr. A delb ert Stob
(•furred in the new paf-
Vntrnl llotol Tuesday
o'clock. The ceremony
d by Dr. A. B. Campbell,
in gowned In white allk
melllnno over white chiffon.
Mlhu Heat rice (Jleger, slater of th*
bride, wiih gowned In blue silk mol-
limn', and the color scheme of blue
and white being curried out in all the
let nil*( The parlors wh^re the cere
mony was performed were beautifully
decorated In palms and ferns.
After the ceremony Mr. and Hr*.
Stcbblns were tendered ft reception/*
tho bride's mother. The couple'
jit midnight for Savannah where
ink© n steamer for >J«*w York.
SHORTER COLLEGE
ROME, GEORGIA. 1
A N ENDOWED INSTITUTION for the education of ladies. Offers unsurpassed
advantages in all LITERARY IJRAXCIIHS, MUSIC, ART and ELOCUTION.
Well equipped LABORATORIES and GYMNASIUM; Free Gymnasium
Instruction. Surroundings beautiful and refined. Tennis, Basket Ball and Golf.
Session begins September 13th.
For catalogue and other periodicals, address
THOMAS J. SIMMONS, A. Mi, LE. D.,
President.]
