Week Welcomes Lectures Parties and Dances Across Campus
A busy week unfolds with Judge Andrew Cobb lecturing at Peabody Hall on Monday and his return lecture later. Social events include Mrs. Forbes and Mrs. Orr hosting Miss Rowland gatherings, a Harmony Club, wedding at Beech Haven, and a Pine Bloom dance with attendees from Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia. Mothers Day observances feature white flower tributes. Junior and college dances, visiting belles, and a Briscoe Collins engagement announced.
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Andrew Cobb
Peabody Hall
R. C. Orr
Miss Rowland
W. T. Forbes
Earnest Michael
Wennesday
Pine Bloom
Dorothy Arkwright
Druid Hills
Atlanta
Georgia-Tech
University of Georgia
Tech
Paul Neyron
Dorothy Hodgson
Athens
Coates Benedict
H. C. White
Clark Howell
Harriet Benedict
Marion Atchison
Georgian Terrace
Pleasant Evening With Miss Milly At The Y W C A
The Y W C A will host the season’s final educational and social features on Saturday May 15 with Miss Milly Rutherford appearing in Dickens period dress accompanied by Dickens characters. Refreshments will be served as Georgia fans relax after the game and join a lively social event for members and guests.
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Milly
Georgia
D. A. R. Dues
Elijah Clarke
Julius Talmadge
Frances Long Taylor
Rhodes
State Normal School
Taylor
Bartow
Recital by Hodgson and Donaldson Delights Chapel
Messrs Hugh Hodgson and George Donaldson showcased a gifted piano recital in the chapel. Hodgson studied in Germany and New York and delivered Chopin works, Schumann’s Bird as Prophet, Olsen Butterfly, and Liszt Etude and Tarantelle with notable artistry and interpretive depth.
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Messrs
Hodgson
Donaldson
Hugh Hodgson
George Donaldson
Mr. Hodgson
Germany
New York
Chopin
Bird
Schumann
Remarkable young performers receive high praise at Monroe event
The Monroe Advertiser lauds a concert featuring George Donaldson and fellow youths. His reading of The Man in the Shadow impressed listeners while The Merchant of Venice showed strength. Skits Bumblebee Pro and Con and encores drew prolonged applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Donaldson
Monroe Advertiser
State Normal seniors stage self coached plays
The article lists several social events and performances in Athens including Mrs Earnest Michael hosting a sewing club, Katharine Rowland wedding party after rehearsals, two dances by the University German Club at Holman ballroom, a Wind Party at the Parish House, soirees after Georgia Tech games at Holman ballroom, and a planned presentation of The Parson's Perversity by the Select Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal
Alexander
Earnest Michael
Mrs
Simon Michael
Milledge Avenue
Holman
Georgia
Athens
Ruby Harbin
Athena High School to Stage Comedy Before June
Athenians look forward to a spring play at the High School with promoter Delaney Sledge in a leading role. Admission is 25 cents and the show promises broad humor and family appeal with other comic parts and a note of local talent.
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Athens
Three Bears
Flower Party
Delaney Sledge
Ford Sterling
Keystone
Essanay
Universal
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Rowland-Crane
Beech Haven
Cave of the Winds
Cotillion
Flower Mission
United States
L. Cc. I
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Lucy Cobb
Miss West
Henry West
Lucy Leah Mathis
Mary McCleskey
Sarah Heggie
Sarah Swift
Frances Talmadge
Jean Flanigen
Sallie Goodman
Willis Sue Adams
Mae Audrie
Winnie Davis
Brisco Collins
Mrs. Matterson Pierce Briscoe
Maggie Katherine
Charles Collins
Palm Beach
E. H. Dorsey
Bonnafin
Harmony Club
Katharine Rowland
G. Orr
Georgia Tech
Miss Rowla
Laura Gobb Hutchins
Dearing Street
Ewell Gay
Kathryne Morton
Margaret Campbell
Natalie Bocock
Julia Orr
Marie Hiviere
Moselle Scudder
Elizabeth Rowland
Hodges-Hutchings
William H. Hodges
Watkinsville
Gladys
George Grady Hutchings
Fannie Neal Anderson
Annie Winship Bates
John Carlton
Helen and
Mamie McRee
City
James Bailey
Rufus Turner
Ozzie Hinton
Harold Hinton
Jennie Arnold
Ed Dorsey
John Thomas
John Calhoun O’farrell
Alban Reed
G. W. Bailey
Tony Costa
Bluford Sims
Fannie Maekhouse
Andrew Erwin
eGorgia-Tech
Lilla Mewbourne
Hattie Jordan
Eliza Mewbourne
Daisy Simmons
R. J. Smith
Bowman
Col
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Washington
C. H. Brand
Julian McCurry
Jack Craft
Hartwell
Ross Creekmore
Mrs. Sanford
Professor Sanford
The
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Edward W. Reed
Waycross
Chas. H. Newton
G. P. Elder
Mrs. Burson
Lena Burson
J. E. Cook
Walter Hayes
Ed Turner
Elizabeth Harris
Daisy Talmadge Harris
Tige Porter
Crawford W. Long
Columbus
H. H. Perry
W. A. Charters
Gainesville
William McKinley Cobb
Washington, D. C
Howell Cobb
Tomorow
Lena Jones
Waynesboro
Joel Wier
Annette Martin
Maurice Jankower
Asheville
New York Life
Barrett Phinizy
Nashville
J. A. Cunningham of
Lexington
John Burch
A. M. Soule
D. C Barrow
J. C. Wardlaw
Jere M. Pound
D. L. Earnest
Macon
Mrs. Mercer Broach
Prof. Strahan
Col. Griggs
Rabun County
Dr. Soule
Phil Campbell
Washington City
Agricultural Department
T. N. Patterson
Winston-Salem
Gergian
R. E. Zachery
Phil W. Davis
Secre
Paris
Vienna
Rio de Jantero
Bogota
Mexico
French Market Mills
New Orleans
New Orleans Coffee Co., Ltd
Props
Panama and
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Grand Canyon
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Rockies
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Crucedale Greenhouse
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