Thirteenth Opera Season Ends With La Boheme and Festivities
Saturday closes the thirteenth opera season with La Boheme at the ratithe featuring Little Bori. Puccini's favorite performs under conductor Riberta Moratgai with an all star cast including Roscoe Pellwall and Ponselle. After the performance a grand supper and dance follow at the World City with social events planned at Tiedmont Driving Club and the Capital City Club, hosted by Max Carling Dinkler and Mrs. Le Roy Jones.
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Satuday
Ratithe
Bori
Atlanta
Mina
Luccini
Murger
Puccini
U. Mene
Atlanti
Bord
Queena — Marie
Jevelte Pearrald
Adawne Didar
Ponpilic Madatest
Etre Audisin
Antonio Te Vinvengo
Riberta Moratgai
Roscoe William Pellwall
Aine Sallery
Cme i
Willie Pell
Geasler
Bwisa
Schilter
Schiller Raa
Alps
Setuller
Lincerne
Geresa
Tel
Lus Con Tidether
Gessler
Fy Uenth
Wopid
Misa Martha Boynton
Tiedmont Drivin
Misaes
Margaret Carr
Iemily Heavoe
Virginian Dowrman
Rhodes Haverty
Mise Goole
Denny
Mids
Hilda Anetun
Misa
Emily Gagne
Katherine Eaverty
Woman's Club
Alee
Max Carling Dinkler
le Roy Jones
Social season highlights and opera week in Savannah
Miss Mary MKathereen Enardwick attends the state ROV.UC convention in Barnesville as a Grant Park Baptist delegate. A Woodberry Fall opera party enjoyed Aida with Misses Daniel Hopkinson Gos Swant, plus local guests and visiting families from Savannah and elsewhere. Many residents attend opera week, with social calendars noting guests and residents in town, and a few travelers visiting family or returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mkathereen Enardwick
Rov.uc
Barnesville
Woodberry Fall
Aida
Juanita Daniel
Genevieve Hopkinson
Elizabeth Gos
Phyllis Swant
Acttor
Fitzhugh Jarrell
Maron
Julian de Brava Kans
Savannah
Mira Yosa Woodberry
Mex Kops
Meen
Opera Tea and Milestones Draw Atlanta Guests
Stories of the Opera notes a Friday tea hosted by Mrs Harriett Trammell for Mrs Karl Tutt and Mire D A Schroder of Birmingham among many Atlanta opera week attendees. It previews Puccini La Boheme and Rossini William Tell to close Atlanta’s 1923 grand opera season by the Metropolitan Opera Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Trammell
Georgian Terrace
Karl Tutt
Mire
D. A. Schroder
Birmingham
How* Davidson
Mra
Hal Davidson
Mr Thompson
Mer] Lendeanor
V. ¢.Grow
Ada Perrine
Coley Brown
Alan Nora Webb
Mere
Alonza Richardson
I Miller
Dorothy Trammell Stripling
Puccini
Bart
Harrold
Didur
Scotti
Rossini
Danise
Martinelli
Mardones
Delassy
Ponselle
Atlanta
Metropolitan Opera Company
Switzerland
Cottrze
William Tell
Arnold
Melethal
Ig Matilda
Gessler
Tell
Arjal
Matilda
Gualda
Ehvive
Dail
Mae
Tre Gous
Leuthol
Easier
Cather
Ators
Inge
Aences
Tall
Sutas Gessler
Dino
Hat
Fata
Hus?old Suggestions On The Safe Slide
The fragment offers advice on medicine preservation and laundry care with odd misprints. It mentions keeping small quantities, blankets drying without wringing, flipping blankets to shorten drying, and a note about not letting milk stand. It also includes errant lines on vegetables, tuna, and apples with unclear context.
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Penson
Enamel Ware Advice and Baking Tips from 19th Century Guide
A fragment discusses marshmallows before baking and cautions on enamel ware. It mentions applying Raita of Toad and questions the number of coats for enamelware, noting cheaper ware may have only one additional coat and chips easily.
Social bridge tea honors guests at Bedford home
Mrs Allen of Tustis Florida and Mrs Van Valkenburg host a Friday bridge luncheon at De catur home. Tables were decorated with yellow tulips, vases and silver accents. guests wore blue crepe and nile tones with trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Allen
Tustis
He. van Valkenburg
Decatur
van Viddenburg
Safety Last at Howard and Alpha Theatre Program
A Saturday matinee at the Howard features Harold Lloyd in Safety Last with thrills and laughs, plus educational films Toads and The Speeder, and a prologue by the V. W. Girl Reserves. Alpha offers The Message of Death, Lost Strayed Our Stolen, and a Gypsy and Greek dance by Lillian Dafer with supervisory chaperons listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lloyd
Howard Theater
V. W
Art Acord
Oregon Prall
Con Tweerer
Eero Maloney
Pathe Picture
Jim
Lloyd Hamilton
Misa
Lillian Daefer
Alpha
W. D. Lemmon
Howard
Alsenbach
A. Wallace
G. N. Guy
The
Ettis Barrett
Mrs Cleckler Hosts Presbyterian Ladies Social
Mrs Cleckler entertained Committee No 11 and officers of the Young Woman's Bible class of Central Presbyterian church at 526 Capitol avenue Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments followed business and a social hour. Attendants included Mrs Brumby Mrs Roberts Mrs Heerr Mrs Dickert Mrs Jenkins Mrs Busha Tennant Mrs Oastler Mrs Thompson Mrs Mosley Mrs Tangelf Miss Alice Smith Miss Sawtell Miss Stillman Miss McKibben Mrs McKibben Mrs Cleekler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleckler
Central Presbyterian Church
Capitol Avenue
F. FH. Brumby
Myr
EH. W. Roberts
C. W. Heerr
C. W. Heerr, Mra. S$. Dickert, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. A. B. Busha
C. Tennant
Bo It. Oastler
BR. () Thompson
A.M. Mosley
Albert Tangelf
Alice Smith
E. Elizabeth Sawtell
Leona Stillman
Misa Teanette McKibben
Ta. McKibben
Berta Mauldi
Veora Owens
D. Cleekler
Tea honors opera visitors at West Peachtree home
Mrs. William Hill hosted Friday afternoon tea on West Peachtree Street honoring visiting opera guests including Mrs. Ernest Briscoe Knoxville Tenn Mrs. John McKinlock Chicago Mrs. Percy Darlington Westchester Pa Mrs. Frederick Litle New York Mrs. Stuart Cramer Charlotte N C Mrs. O Dwyer Newark and others. Floral decor brightened large rooms and guests wore gowns of Georgette crepe satin and lace with varied hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hill
West Peachtree Street
Charmin Opera
Ernest Briscoe
Knoxville
Charlotte N. C
Henry de G
Mra. O'Dwyer
Newark
E. P. MacBurney
Agnes Scott May Day Queen Chosen for Pageant
Miss Margaret Ransom of Decatur named May queen for Agnes Scott College May Day pageant. The open air event at Inman Ball features a Native American Indian theme with dances by Agnes Scott students and led by Doroth y Rowron Hall McDougall Louise Brown Elizabeth Ransom Polly Stone and others. Music composed by Cheichin W. Derekmaan with the Agnes Scott Glen club assisting in singing Invocation to the Sun God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ransom
Decatur
Ling
Agnes Beott
Agnes
Marjorie Lowe
Agnes Scott
Schnittkind
Ning
Tie
Agnow Sevit
Vole Car
Rising Sun
Dorothy Rowron
Hall McDougall
Louise Brown
Elizabeth Ransom
Polly Stone
Cheixthin W. Derekmaan
Atlanta
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Grippe
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O. W. Carver
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Dinkler
Nants
Oxeceola South
Currie Lou Griggs
Lillian Mitchell
Grand Opera
Joseph Regenstein
New York
Joseph Hilsman
W. T. Maddox
Wast Lake Country Club
Willis Cole
Janes J. Moetarty
Mitchell Gwinn
Ace Ming Violet Wellborn
Anderson, Soc
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Ratliffe
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I. L. Tlobrook
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Nate
Wincenff
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Greenville
S.C
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Tillman
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Kinard
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Thomastitan
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Piedmont Drive
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Oakdale Road
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Whitehall St
Husekold Suggestions
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New Orleans
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Opera
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Peachtree Arcade
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