Night of Grand Opera Attendee Bouquets and Box Guests
The event drew a notable audience with Colonels Peel and Lowry and many prominent Savannah figures at the opera and Capital City Club. Visitors in boxes included Mrs. Reynold Kirby Smith of Tennessee and Mrs. Blanton Fortson of Athens. Dresses featured white satin, turquoise chiffons, and crystal embellishments, with Sophie Meldrim among the evening’s beauties in flame chiffon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame ZaBella
Capital “City Club
William Lawson Peel
Lowry
John EK. Murphy
Joseph Orme
H. M. Atkinson
George McKenzie
John §. Cohen
BE. P. Ansley
Carrol Payne
John Grant
W. HL. Kiser
Samuel Inman
Thomas Egleston
Willis Ragan
B. A. Alfriend
Stewart Witham
J. J. Spalding
Billups Phinizy
Athens
Martin Amorous
Frank E. Hawkins
John Goddard
Charles A. Conkils
Wilmer Moore
Robert Alston
Clark Howell
Joseph Gatins
Roy
Edward T. Brown
Reuben Arnold
Holling Randolph
Lowry Arnold
Wistor Kriegshaber
Woods White
E. L. Connally
Ulric Atkinson
Moerris Brandon
Richard Gray
C. Sciple
Lee Lewman
Hugh Richardson
Doughty Manley
T. B. Felder
Johnson
Taciies
Oneal
Macon
McCunuiee
Warren
New Orleans
Daniel Grant
Jesse Norfleet Memphia
Neal
Chest
McPheeters
Raleigh
Mectia Burke
Civies
Jacksonville
Misa McElvey
Baltanorr
Gradr
Chattanooga
Frances Fort Brown
Clattanooga
Bond
Fla
Joan Fatterwon
North Carolina
Phinizy
Augusta
Adams
Savannah
Lee Richardson
Vicksburg
Misa
Emily Ravenel
Sophie Meldrim
Ti Trovatore
Il Trovatore Triumph In Atlanta Auditorium Revival
Verdi's Il Trovatore drew a full Atlanta audience as the Metropolitan Company delivered a near flawless production. Marie Rappold impressed in Leonora, Louise Homer gave a stellar Azucena, and Riccardo Martin offered lush tonality as the troubadour. Giulio Rossi led the soldiers and the chorus with stirring force in a memorable cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Company
Toscanini
Hertz
Sturani
Kager
Atlanta
Marie Rappold
Leonora
Gilly
Valentine
Faust
Giulio Rossi
Emma Sborniggia
Inez
Audisio Ag Ruiz
Heschigitan
Gowns at Perry party show lace and satin shades
Miss Gladys Danson led in pink marquisette over pink satin with crystal trim, while Miss Colette Vaughn wore green chiffon. Mrs. Frank Hawkins appeared in white satin with rhinestones and pearls, as Miss Hawkins in pale blue taffeta and pink chiffon. A long list of attendees in white lace, satin, and chiffon attended the dinner at Piedmont Driving Club for Miss Geraldine Farrar, including Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Bankhead. The event featured gowns in white crepe de chine, yellow chiffon, coral chiffon, and violet satin, praised for embroidery and corsages. A lecture by Miss L. Graham Crozier on Tannhauser was announced for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Samuel Inman
Miss McPheeters
S Ottley
Daniel Grant
Jesse Norriset
Lee Richardson
Hugh Richardson
W. P. Nicolson
Henry M. Bankhead
Robert J. Lowry
John Murphy
Clark Howell
Venice
McCounico
Warren
Thomas B. Felder
William Lawson Feel
May Atkinson
Annie Lee McKenzie
Miss McElroy
Miss Baldwin
Miss Ottley
Marjorie Brown
Farrier Calhoun
Helen Payne
Phil Harrison
Mra
Ansley
Edwin P. An
Airs
James L. Riley
Lee Lewman
Elizabeth Dunson
Gladys Danson
Colette Vaughn
Frank Hawkins
Margaret Hawkins
Viola Fohnson
Micon
W. Ns. Hawking
Mary Hawking
Helen Hawkins
Clarence White
Americus
Alis
Charles Sisson
George McKenzie
Helen Ptur
Oscar Pappenheimer
Marie Pappenheimer
Norfleet
Memphis
George McCarty
Howard Bucknell
Mamie Gating
Estelle Garrett Baker
Henry Inman
John Patterson
Walter Howard
Albert Thornton
Dunbar Roy
Jack Spakling
Reynold Kirby-Smith
Blanton Fortson
Edward Fortsbn
Harvey Phillips
Lowry Arnold
Harvey Johnson
Milt Saul
F. J. Seely
Woods White
Bolling Jones
L. H. Beck
John Grant
John Marshall Slaton
Piedmont
Geraldine Farrar
Miss Farrar
Misa Louise Romeare
Auto Bandit Shootout Escalates Paris Crime Spree
In Paris on April 24 a gang of auto bandits escalated terror by killing Assistant Superintendent Jouin and wounding Chief Inspector Colur as they attempted to seize gang leader Bonnet at Petit Ivry. The gang fled, amid a second double murder linked to the same group near Thiais on the Seine, bringing the toll to over twenty. Prefect Lepine notes detectives faced armed resistance when confronting Bonnet, known as the demon chauffeur, as he opened fire and escaped into the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gan
Jouim
Ingperior Colur
Galot
Petit Ivry
Thiais
Seiny
Lissa
Prefect Lepine
Joutin
Bonnet
Garnier
Bonnot
Gulot
Lair
Jonsin
Colar
Beauty Beach to Face Accusers in Scandal Case
Frederick Beach and wife Mrs. Beach arrived in New York from Europe amid a sensational assault case in Aiken South Carolina. A warrant charges Beach with assault and battery with intent to kill over an attack on Feb 26. Beach to be tried in June and September terms. attorneys expect no return until near court dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick
Airica
Aiken
8. C
Frederick O. Beach
Paris
Gunter
Hendersons
Beach
Mr. Beach
Just Out of Prison He Robbed Sheriff in Falls
International Falls Minn April 24 The sheriff s office here was robbed that night by Edward Connelly who was released from the county jail yesterday afternoon after serving twenty days for attempted burglary at Ray Minn Connelly broke into the office of Sheriff Forvar in the courthouse and stole about $200 and several watches knives etc belonging to prisoners Connelly was captured today and again locked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Falls
Minn
Edward Connelly
Ray
Connelly
Forvar
Justice Fraser Disqualified in State Bank Examiner Case
Columbia April 24 Associate Justice Thomas E B Fraser was disqualified from sitting on the case to decide who holds the office of state bank examiner. The disqualification stemmed from his relation to the newly appointed bank examiner, Hush Wilson. Abney of counsel Rotars and Oney urged a delay in the hearing pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Columbia, & C
Thomas EB. Fraser
Supreme Court
Office of State Bank Examiner
Hush Wilson ‘Ager
B. L. Abney
Rotars
Oney
Radical wave worries Hobbs at cotton men’s meet
Boston April 24 President Hobbs head of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers warned that a wave of radicalism and socialist ideas is spreading across the nation. He urged manufacturers to restore confidence in leaders and return to traditional order while noting an optimistic outlook for the textile industry ahead. Congressman L P Padgett of Columbia Tenn spoke on Banking Problems in Cotton Manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hobbs
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Presiden Hobbs
L. P. Padgett
Columbi Tenn
Japan Welcomes Dr Eliot At Dinner In Pekin
Charles Eliot president emeritus of Harvard and Wiliam J. Calhoun United States minister to China attended a dinner hosted by Koiichi Midzuno in Pekin. Residents of Japanese and American background joined as guests. Toasts were proposed to President Taft, Mr Calhoun, and the Japanese emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Eliot
Pekin
China
Charles Eliot
Harvard
Wiliam J. Calhoun
United States
Koiichi Midzuno
Midzuno
Taft
Calhoun
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