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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1923
Page
8
Ruth Agnes Abeling narrates a harrowing Christmas eve in which the speaker contends with family pressures and hidden grief. The scene shifts from social appearances to sorrow as visits to a tomb and a fatal revelation unfold, revealing the emotional cost of neglect and deception. Jonathan reshapes Christmas but a tragedy shadows the holiday.
May Christit presents a melodrama scene in which Loonis and Lady Warrington share a moonlit bower beside a waterfall, while Leome Uav and Westl face romantic entanglements. Hawking exhibition of social gaiety contrasts with inner conflict as Westl debates honesty, loyalty, and a future with Marcela amid past promises and诱 disguise.
Miss Louise Sullivan entertained at dinner at her home on Peachtree road Thursday evening in honor of Miss Elma Dominick of New York the guest of Mrs. W G Bryant Yellow dahlias in a silver basket decorated the table Miss Sullivan wore a beaded model of laupe gepreett Miss Dowainick was lovely in flame colored charmeuse Covers were placed for Miss Rul livan Mica Dowiick Mr and Mrs W G Bryant Thoms Stott and Thomas Bradson
Mrs Frederick S Little of New York was honored as guest at a buffet luncheon hosted by Mrs Alexander MacDougall on East Fifteenth Street. Spring flowers in silver baskets decorated the rooms and mantels as guests arrived. The table centerpiece featured a lace runner with a silver basket of multicolored blossoms. Mrs MacDougall wore brown draped gown, Mrs Little in black and white crepe satin. First opera guests arriving in the city were Senor and Madama Dove Teninity of Mae stitty Cuba, regular supporters of Athlanta opera season, to be hosted by Mr and Mrs Allen of Tru ford, Gu.
Mira Dorothy Brown of Cipetnnatt was honor guest at a bridge-tea hosted by Misses nen and Margaret Eubanks and Miss Marjoria Davidson. The reception area featured tulips and sweet peas in silver baskets. Guests included Messrs and ladies from The Vandem Videnciety and Christy church. The event concluded with a gathering at C.D. Kenney company store on Routh Trend street Saturday morning at 10:30.
A small crowd huddles by a music shop window as a singer performs behind glass. Miles notes the showgirl's allure and mutters about a life of entertainment while the shop owner laments the scene. The moment ends with a familiar face and a tease for tomorrow’s installment.
Atlanta WGM radio presents two operalogues Don Carlos and William Tell under Signor E Volpi as part of grand opera week. Notables Charlotte Crumbley Emily Watts Clifford Durham and Thomas Dendy star with Maude Eberhardt and Will Van Gordteneven in a program praised as a major broadcast, culminating in a Sunday matinee at City Auditorium.
Miss Myrtle Crossland a noted lyric soprano headlines a 6 to 7 pm program at Station WGM tonight with Mia Horne and others in attendance The Constitution orchestra is off air until Monday and pianist Mia Horne accompanies vocal numbers plus solos Dorothy Broughton Jimmy Finley and a radio group will also perform reflecting Atlanta station culture and popular musical offerings.
A Southern WGAM broadcast last night featured a trio of performers Miss Lilian McDonald soprano and pianist, Miss Jeanne Wretine pianist, and Jimmy Finley baritone and pianist. They offered vocal and instrumental solos including semi classical favorites and recent song hits. McDonald, heard on Asterea programs before, impressed with selections like The Want of You and Carolina in the Hall. Finley contributed piano numbers and a baritone solo You Knew You Belong.
Last night's 9 30 to 10 50 broadcast pleased radio fans in Athenta with a trio of famed southern artists from Station WGM. Niely Takia Marguerite Bartholomew and Earlee Lorde offered soprano and piano numbers plus orchestral pieces, praised for charm, technique, and depth on the American radio stage. The program highlighted Takia's expressive voice and Bartholomew's piano artistry, with Lorde directing the Hose Jard theater orchestra providing a broad mix of selections. A second concert by the trio is planned for this station early next Bus. The note closes with a weather remark from a distant Jan Masen Tami island station.
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