Women and interests in society and education
A column discusses women’s topics from Dr Clara Chastel disputing class superiority in child intellect to literary weddings in New York. It covers Antioch College aims for self directing students, industrial training on campus, fashion notes on wedding veils, and social work moves by Catholic women and police women training, plus urban decor and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
America
Morgan
Antioch
Bureau of Education
New York Times
New York City
New York
Mary E Hamilton
Training School For Police Women
World’s Greatest Violinist Inspires An Operatic Career
In Vienna and Atlanta circles a young Austrian girl Marga ret Hecht secretly pursued voice training while her family believed she studied French. Her teachers included Adolf Robinson and Leo Slezak, with studios featuring performers like Fritz Kreisler and Rudolf Berger. The article traces her early struggles, generous mentors, and the path from a cautious upbringing to operatic ambitions, highlighting Atlanta’s musical community and teachers shaping future international stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austrian Alps
Vienna
Margaret
Fritz Kreisler
Margaret Hecht
Atlanta
Europe
Milas Hecht
Adolf Robinson
Leo Slezak
Tannhauser
Rudolf Berger
Gers
Rudolf Schwartz
Russia
Miss Hecht
Ethel Newtomb
Nan Stephens
National Federation of Musle Clubs
Leschetizky
Miss Techt
Misa Heeht
New York
Boston
Chicago
Atlanta Girl Leads National Girls Camp Organizers
Miss Dorothy Hinman a New England Girl Scout leader arrives in Atlanta with parents Mr and Mrs George B Swan after six years in Boston She organized the first national Girl Scout officers camp at Long Pond Plymouth nine miles from Yrouth and led the first bugle and drum corps She also organized troops for St Hilda's and St Paul's parishes and earned a Liberal education at Cambridge Latin School and Radcliffe Harvard programs Known as the Georgia Girl she plans to stay with her parents on Piedmont Avenue in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hinman
New England
George B. Swan
Piedmont Avenue
Boston
Long Ond
Plymouth
Trinity
Ouse
Katharina A. Briggs
St. Paul's Parish
Brookling
Mass
Hinman
Cambridge Latin H School
Ftgy
Harvard
Radcliffe
Ase Normal School of
Elre
Atlanta
Georgia
Women in 1900s press note hint at broad roles in society
A collage of brief mentions highlights women running farms in Missouri, leading farm operations across the United States, and pursuing public service. Irene Parlby noted for health minister potential in Alberta. Euphemie Bienseant awarded French silver medal for fifty years of faithful service. Nevada desert race led by Mrs. Cermen Jewett Wilde. Lydia Adams seeks US Senate seat. Ruth Wheelock returns home after diplomatic service. Queen Wilhelmina described. various social updates from Atlanta and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Missouri
United States
Irene Parlby
Alberts
Unit
Mme. Euphemie Bienseant
Nevada Desert
Cermen Jewett Wilde
Reno
Wilkie
Lydia Adams
Department of Agriculture
Nevada
United States Senate
Ruth Wheelock
Fort Wayne
Ind
Palermo
Sicily
Rtin Johnson
San Francisco
South Seas
Detroit
Wilhelmina
Netherands
Europe
England Praises Miss Stirling for Sportsmanship
England lauds Miss Alexa Stirling as the pride of Atlanta and the south, recognizing her sportsmanship and victories. London Golf Illustrated notes her impact after missing the British championship and predicts a warm Anglo American welcome if she returns, while detailing her social ties across the golf world. Also mentions a Raleigh road trip group traveling to North Carolina and Athens students attending the State College of Agriculture with other local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
South
Alexa Stirling
United States
Canada
Les No Lees
Miss Stirling
Miss Sterling
England
E.E. Helme
British Isles
London
Golf Illustrated
America
Emerson
Indies
Stir- 2
Ing
Misa Stirling
Meetings of Various Women’s Societies Announced
The Woman's Missionary society of the First M E church meets Monday at 4 o'clock in the Sunday school auditorium. Grant Park chapter No 178 OES holds its regular meeting Thursday night at 8 in Grant Park temple. North Atlanta chapter No 36 OES gathers Monday at Hemphill and West Tenth. Electa chapter No 6 OES meets Friday at 8 PM on Alabama Street. Visitors welcome at all events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First M. BE
Grant Park
Grant Park Temple
North Atlanta
Masonic Temple
Hemphill Avenue
West Tenth Street
Electa
Alabama Street
Eleome
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Louise Booty
Agik
Clara Chastel
Horace Mann School
Blanche Shoemaker Wagstar
Donald Carr
Riverside
Conn
Alcesus
Coburn Players
Hudson Theater
Boston Partry Jourale
Burke Foundation
White Plains
N. Y
E. A. Morgan
Hunter
Kealy
Cor. White
Ney
Fifth Avenue
Parks and Decorating
Fifth Ee Squares
Fifth Avenue Association
Park Commission
Blauner
Hlauner’s
Lenney
Wate- Cover Store
Mrs . B. White
Talluleb
A. J. Krebs
Georgian Terrace
Robert O'Donnelly
Mary Grady
Atlantic City
Dora Perryman
North Avenue
Mildred Thompson
Arizona
Marie Mahoney
J. L. McKibben
McKibben
Misa Davenport
Antiquam
Everarried McSwain
Newark
M. F. McDonald
Orlando
Fla
Jean Ittner
St. Joseph's Infirmary
W. H. Bell
Ben
Nell Belle
Aiken
8. C
Robert
Helen Calloway
Aiken, &. C
B. R. Hughie
College Park
Lakemont
J. D. Frager
Davis-Fischer
W. P. Lester
Washington
D. G
Baltimore
Julia O'Keefe Nelson
North Carolina
Mra. I. A. Campbell
Gastonia
Dickson Baker
Woodbury, Ga
Rosa Ashfield
Milledgeville
Ed L. Humphries
T. L. Hyndman
Masonic Association
Jonesboro
R. J. Ashfield
Ashfield
Billy
Charles Birchey
Rome
Hag
Roy Birchey
Jacksonville
Fle
E. Seasman
Miami
Fug
Lula D. Kane
Denver
Cole
Qr. D. Phillips
T. Jen
Norcrosa
E Brodnas
Sarah Belle
Brodnaz
T=linas
Virginia
Augusta
Raleigh
N. C
J. J. King
Adirondacks
Mell Wilkinson
van Wakinson
Park Grove Inn
Aaheville
H. H. Gardner
Wesley Memorial
North Georgia
Jarome €. Ream
Lindsey Hopkins
J.0. Seaman
Scrutany
Milwaukee
Great Lakes
Cincinnati
James O Beckham
Winfield Walton
I W. Sharp
Wr.beckham
Alabama
Clayton
Florida
Mig Clayton Callaway
Moultrie
Warm Springs
Frances Harper
Margaret Andlizabeth Corrigan
P M Supple
Waxahachie
Texas
S Ll. Hendrix
Clearwater
Thomas Bond
Hendrix
Judith Bond
Ward Higginbothem
Sidney Fuller
Lacey Higginbothem
West Point
W. C. McGinnis
Birmingsham
Ala
Alice S. Elder
West End
Judson Hines Lawier
Statesboro, Ga
Laury Frances
Carrie McCully
Admiral McCully
John Osman
South Boulevard
Anderson
Grace Winte
Greenwood
Dorothy McLaughlin
E H .McLaughlin
Piedont Avenue
W. C Adamson
Carrollton, Ga
Mary Frances Cooledge
National Park Seminary
James Scales
W L. Taylor
Turnerville, Go
Captain Tunstall
Borden- Wheeler
Roga Woodberry
St Simons
Miss Woodberry
South Georgia
Woodberry Hall
Dorothy Daniel
Prancer Daniel
Emily Parks
Columbia University
Perry Adair
Ponce de Leon Terrace
Druid Hills
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Walle May Lee
Metropettia Avenue
Wona Ulft Hisd
Tuly
Misa Leonora
Eleth Nolan
Décatur, Georsie
Hoke B. Lee
Buckhead
Sam C Watkins
Savannah
Frank A. Burr
Lexington
Mr. Burr
Pulaski
Hollingsworth
G J. McWilliams
C H McHan
Ripley Drive
East North Avenue
Margaret Barford
Mary Kemmer
Colorado Springs
Los Angeles
J. B Marbury
E. Forbes
Forrest Avenue
Macon
Bessie
Alice Wickham
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Bop Adams, Jr
la Grange
Albert Dunson
Celeste Dunson
Dunson
Frederek Paxon
Grove Park Inn
Asheville
N.C
J Ernest Summer
Newberry, & C
Hulda
Linda
Rovall
Royell J Miler
Peachtree Place
Ruby Thompson
Norfolk
Portsmouth
RG Chesnut
Charlotte
D T Chesnut
Fairview Road
Clara Phillips
Kathleen Allen
Riverdale, Ga
Mary
St Joseph's Infirmary
Ase Jeny Albright
Victor Corrigan
Mabe
EF Brooke
JoHana
B E
Spriaga i
Lena Pearle Wallace
Ban Hill
Floy
Annis Pearle Olivet
Thelma Fain
Alien Olivet
Paul Suttles
Athens
State College of Agriculture
F C Brooks
S L Callier
HB E Brooks
N .C
8. & Brooks
Norton
Valeska da Vi Fuente
Rashran
Piain
Faney
Hiscox
Spring St
Lithia Springs
Austell
Bankhead Highway
Women’s Dept