Morning Lecture and Evening Attractions on Sunday
Morning lecture by Dr Wallace on American humor with wit and satire followed by an afternoon sacred concert by the Farinelli Company. A lecture on The Modern Mormon Kingdom by Hon Frank J Cannon precedes a Children's Hour with Miss Conquist and an evening of Children's Night featuring the Farinelli Company and Reno the Magician.
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Dr. Wallace
Farinelli Company
Frank J. Cannon
Miss Conquist
Reno
Growing Old and a Kappa Sigma Picnic
A poetry piece reflects on aging, memory, and friendship with lines about growing old yet fearless of death and the sustaining power of friends. The Kappa Sigma picnic description recalls a moonlit river trip to Mitchell's Bridge with a large group of young guests and chaperones. Includes a Juvenile Missionary Society event and Brownie Band Cantata practice at the high school.
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Kappa Sigma
Mitchell's Bridge
Jennie Arnold
Sallie Baker
Marion Nicholson
Miss Peacock
Ruth
Marion Hodgson
Louise Aiken
Fannie Neal Anderson
Janie Mae Webb
Callie Lumpkin
Elizabeth Smith
Natalie Bocock
Dorothy Daves
Harriet Benedict
Garnett
Miss Willis
Laura Cobb Hutchens
Rebecca Stewart
Kathleen Morton
Miriam Haselton
Susie Davison
Margaret Rowe
Meadow O'Farrell
Josephine Wilkins
Florence Hooper
Tom Middlebrooks
Marion Price
Albert Davison
Walter Childs
O. H. Arnold
Children’s Story Hour Grows At East Athens Neighborhood House
The Redpath Chautauqua story hour in East Athens, led by Mrs. Parker and a group of young women, gathers weekly at the Neighborhood House. Mothers, mill workers, and children attend for stories, songs, and simple lessons with plans to expand into basketry sewing and cooking classes.
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Redpath Chautauqua
East
Athens
A. S. Parker
Katherine Morton
Natelia Bocock
Margaret Campbell
Janet Newton
Julia Orr
Otie B. Vincent
Mamie Reviere
Oconee Street
Louie A, Lane
Omega Betas Seek Two Or Three More Automobiles
Two or three more cars are needed by the Omega Betas to provide rides for sixty children this afternoon from 4 until 6. There is confusion that the drive lasts all day, but only two hours are needed. Mrs. A. S. Parker should be contacted this morning to avoid disappointing the children.
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Omega Betas
A. S. Parker
Slump in the Theatrical Business Explored
Walter Prichard Eaton discusses Abraham Erlanger’s claim that this is the worst theater season in 17 years. He notes overproduction of theaters since 1908 and competition driving new houses, cites New York growth from 19 to 251 theaters, and mentions Chicago and Boston increases as examples. May Day at Nantahala closes the excerpt.
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RST
Walter Prichard Eaton
Abraham Erlanger
New York Herald
Erlanger
Eaton
America
New York
Chicago
Boston
Glad In Fourth and Fifth Grade Girls Song Lovely May
A school program featuring fourth and fifth grade girls presented the tune Lovely May. The occasion pleased attendees and offered a welcome break as arithmetic and reading routines grow monotone.
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Civic Club entertainment set for children at Colonial Theater
Important notice to children lists a 3:30 meeting at the Colonial Theater for upcoming Civic Club entertainment. The item also records regional social ties with residents travelling to Atlanta for grand opera and visits by local families to various events.
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Civic Club
Colonial Theater
May Day Program Delights Local School Crowd
A decorated room hosted about twenty-five mothers and visitors who enjoyed a children's program with songs and games. Miss Conquist the chautauqua storyteller praised the grade teachers, especially Miss Jessie McGregor, and shared two stories, The First Umbrella and Why the Morning Glory Climbs, to attentive children and adults. The program featured Danish Hornpipe, Lads and Lassies, Annie Goes to the Cabbage Field, Little Gypsy Dandelion, The Rosebush's Baby, Loobyloo, Dainty Steps, Norwegian Mountain March, May Pole Dance, and songs including Sing Happy Children and It's a Beautiful Day to be.
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Conquist
Jessie McGregor
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MRG
Alice Adams
Kelloge-Haines Singing Party
Chas. W. Hubner
Kind
Juvenile Society
Juvenile Missionary Society of the
Oconee Heights
E. H. Dorsey
Nantahala
Nanataha Avenue
Uneéda Biscuit
Graham
National Biscuit Company
Frank Hardeman
Atlanta
Rebeca Stewart
O. A. Saxon
Hallie Elder
Watkinsville
S. E. Sharpton
Winder
Camilla Pharr
Washington
Hamilton McWhorter
W. H. Smith
Colege Avenue
Pulaski
R. L. McWhorter
E. S. Rylee
Charles H. Brand
Ocean Pond Club
B. G. Lastinger
J. G. Crawford
Valdosta Times
Walter Winter
Winterville
Dr. Hampton
Carlton
Paul Keller
St. Mary’s Hospital
W. S. Elder
City
Morris Michael
Macon
Mrs
Simon Michael
Milledge Avenue
Ed Johnson
Annie White
Henrietta Downer
Albany, Ga
N. A. Alliston
Madison
Byrd Moore
Birmingham
Julia
Luelle Brand
Lena Towns
Athens Railway & Electric Co
American State Bank
Athens, GA
Howell C. Erwin
J. Warren Smith
Orr’s School
S. P. Orr
Wray Street
Athens, Georgia
Aan
ASAUY
Atlanta, GA
South
Southern Railway
Con Railway
Bludwine
Elgin
Bludwine Company
Elgin Watch Company
Georgia National Bank
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