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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
7
The Atlanta Music Club announces a repeat performance of the Metropolitan Theater Orchestra under Rael Histo ger, conducted by BR Risinger. The April 8 Sunday matinee at 4 PM will be at the Atlanta Woman's Club Auditorium, open to the public.
A fragmented critique covers Mrs. Marcan Stephens and the orchestra in a program featuring Tchaikovsky Fourth Symphony and Henry Hunley Atonement of Pan and other works. The review notes health claims for Gardin Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and praises the orchestra for supporting the composer’s ideas with masterful execution.
The state board of education will convene its second quarterly meeting at Storolock Pritay morning in the state capital. Gov Hardwich and Chancellor David C Borrow are among board members. Dr GR Glenn Atutiste Dr Porrester Sparta Pr Hiro WW Woenser and Hie Piette are listed as attendees.
Helpful household tips include saving lemon rinds near ink to remove vegetable stains from hands and using a Fern Rejuvenater with oil to improve plant vigor. A sink lifting table can raise the dishpan to reduce backache, and laundering tips for Shantung silk advise air drying before ironing.
A defective coal car caused a Seaboard Air Line derailment between Dacula and Auburn Georgia on Thursday. A westbound passenger car derailed at the Appalachia river trestle, sending the car into the river and delaying trains No. 47 from Workington and a Birmingham to Washington train for about four hours. No injuries reported as crews cleared the track. service resumed around 2:16 p.m.
The Night Owls club will hold its next meeting at 176 Bar nett avenue this Saturday evening. Members are urged to be present for the gathering and discussion of club matters.
Hearing on the petition for pardon of Lee Cross a Macon businessman now serving a life term for murder was postponed until April 19 because the state was not represented. Judge W L McClellan appeared for Crown and State noting Cross appeal for a new trial was rejected on a technicality. The verdict was returned late at night to Judge W J Thomas who presided for Judge H A Mathews. the motion for a new trial was dismissed on grounds of improper timing.
The New Englander Club of 76 plans a Saturday meeting in Head Werks with about 25 members and growing. A temporary secretary and a city chamber of commerce chair lead the planning while committees report this week at the Innchem.
Mrs Charles Seiple hosts a spring luncheon with sixty guests at Peach Tree Street home. Guests include Mrs Weary Tanner of New York and Mrs A W Belcher of Chicago. Attire features violet georgette gowns, black satin, and blue accents. floral decor centers on a blue wine bowl and meadow blossoms. program notes future teas and gatherings.
Walter HM of Retail Credit sits at a long table in Russia Street as Abe Hill speaks to about 1000 attendees. The Commonwealth Club inaugurates a new dining room to host discussions, enabling women to listen to the luncheon table discussions.
The Nellie Patera Brick chapter of All Saints church will hold a cake and candy sale at M. Rich Bros today with Mrs Farrell as chairman.
Arrangements are being made to handle large student crowds from Atlanta schools who will attend evangelistic services on student nights. A citywide campaign committee designates Sunday April 5 and Friday April 1 as student nights with expected turnout from colleges and universities. Meetings will run daily at the Mirat Tap tintehiveh chanting from 12 to 14 o clock, with the theme Have You Ever Spent a Day with Gale.
Atlanta post No 1 will oversee the American Legion luncheon today at 2 30 oclock. Mell it Wilkinson president of the Presidents club is the principal speaker and will discuss serving Atlanta best. Georgia Renefadors orchestra provides music and Miss Mildred Rona performs several dance numbers.
At the regular weekly meeting on Wednesday night the Aurora club elected officers for the ensuing term. Clarke Berg was named president, Herman Rich vice president, Elsie Melton secretary, Manfred Sennerstein treasurer.
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