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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1914
Page
9
A thoughtful daily column urges not to judge others, warning that gossip harms. It includes a birthday tribute to Mrs. Edgar Levy, describing a charming Monday party with spring decorations, music, and refreshments.
Enrico Caruso reflects on art, audience connection, and lifelong work in Atlanta as he visits. He notes the shift from natural singing to crafted artistry and the South’s rising role in American music. The Savannah Press reports his remarks amid local salience.
The German club at the University hosted a Friday night cotillion described as one of the season’s most brilliant affairs. Dancers included Florence Hooper in turquoise crepe, Dorothy Hart in blue, and many others in satin, chiffon, and taffeta gowns with lace, embroidery, and emeralds of color. Also noted is a Missionary Society meeting at Boggs Chapel and a vivid excerpt about China detailing fascination with Shanghai and a desire to spread Christ’s knowledge.
A local furniture house touts its DORSEY'S CONVENIENT PAYMENTS plan as a simple credit system with prices fixed and no extra charges for use. The ad promises adjustable terms to fit individual needs and invites customers to visit for friendly, open service toward more comfortable homes.
Miss Bertha Attaway, who went to China in September, writes warmly about the country describing China as interesting attractive romantic tremendous and full of need. She imagines it as a compelling dwelling place for an independent individual and reflects on the human mind and heart's wishes for service.
President and Mrs. Wilson announce the wedding of Eleanor Randolph Wilson and Secretary McAdoo for Thursday May 7 in Washington D C. Guests will be the vice president cabinet and immediate family, with a very small ceremony.
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