Thomas Orchestra Coming to Grand for Charity Hospital Benefits
The Chicago orchestra led by Theodore Thomas will perform three times at the Grand next week in Atlanta. Proceeds benefit the new Presbyterian hospital, with tickets for Wednesday and Thursday matinees priced at $3.75. The event aims to elevate public taste for music and attract broad local interest, following past positive receptions by students and general audiences alike.
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Easter Fun and Society Notes From Atlanta
Easter activities and social gatherings fill Atlanta society pages with church baptisms, garden parties, and hosting duties. Notables include Mrs. Baward, Miss Martha Johnston, and Miss Julia Immond among many returning visitors and guests from Detroit, Milwaukee, and Montgomery as ladies entertain at Card parties and bowling at the Piedmont Club.
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Grand Opera House Hosts Quo Vadis and Star Cast
The Grand presented Sienklewicz's Quo Vadis with a strong company led by Adolph Jackson as Petronius and Elizabeth Terry as Poppaea. Fred E Beane as Chilo Chironides and Miss Mary Emerson as Lygia drew praise, while crowds awaited Jefferson and Irwin appearances detailing Rip Van Winkle and The Rivals and May Irwin’s southern tour.
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Arrivals List At Hotel Aragon Names Various Guests
The Aragon yesterday welcomed a diverse group of visitors including Mrs Samuel Dunlap from Petersburg Virginia H B Warner and wife from Lexington North Georgia Jack W Johnson from Birmingham Alabama Heider and wife from Macon Georgia Dr R M Harbin from Rome Georgia Judge Fimory Speer and Macon Georgia Ja Macon Ga H T Powell from Macon Georgia M J Stratford from Birmingham Alabama W R Gravener from Savannah Georgia R Prayer from Cartersville Georgia BO Sandy from Richmond Virginia T F Sparks from Cave Spring Georgia A Z Campbell and wife from Birmingham Alabama A Read from Nashville Tennessee w T Brown from Rogland Alberta M Cohen from Charlotte North Carolina and Washington DP o.
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Rouss subscriptions tied to Confederate Memorial Hall plans
Colonel Dickinson reported a definite statement from Charles Broadway Rouss’s heir, showing $160,000 paid of a $200,000 goal and $40,000 more to come. The Confederate Memorial Association seeks quick funding, with Richmond locality unsettled yet inked by trustee letters. The New York letter confirms authority for Dickinson to act and promises not to incur collection costs.
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Food and Neuralgia Cure Through Grape Nuts
A reader recounts a testimonial that neuralgia and other ailments can be treated by proper food patterns. They credit Grape-Nuts breakfast cereal with rebuilding cellular tissue and curing neuralgia after regular use, noting their wife’s pain relief and restored health.
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County Commissioners Meet. Bridge Project Action Deferred
County commissioners plan a regular session tomorrow to discuss routine items. It is uncertain if any major interest issues will be raised while definite steps on the proposed new iron bridge over the Chattahoochee at Pare’a Ferry are likely to be postponed. Judge E B Roser chairs bridges and has been negotiating with county officials, with action expected soon.
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