Miss Claire Sheehan Recalls London Debut Triumphs
Miss Claire Sheehan discusses her London debut and early success in Grand Opera. She credits mentors, describes roles like Gwenevere, and notes patronage from royalty. She recalls Covent Garden concert, a last‑minute substitution, and plans to return to England in spring despite family illness.
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London
Claire Sheehan
Atlanta
Monica
Miss Sheehan
Marguerite Claire
Brae
Marches
Cheretiere
Mme Blanche Mare Chest
Mme. Blanche
Blanche
Engend
Christian
Duchess of Norfolk
Duchess of
Wellinston
Duchess of Newcastle
Marchioness of
Covent Garden Theater
Melba
Mme Blanche
England
Mme
Opera Comique
Louise Dooly
Cox College and Conservatory Resumes After Holidays
Cox College and Conservatory in College Park Georgia announces that exercises will resume after the holidays on January 9th Parents wanting to enter their daughters should apply at once for rooms.
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COX College and Conservatory
College Park
Mrs Fortson Hosts Tea Week Amid Social Gatherings
Mrs. Fortson and Mrs. Phillips oversee afternoon teas on Thursday and Saturday inviting an Unmarried set including Miss Margaret Sands from Washington. Guests of honor include Mrs. Edward Fortson and Miss Mary Rachands of Macon. numerous young ladies assist in hosting and entertaining. Woman's Exchange at 700 The Grand stages a Christmas novelties sale with handkerchiefs collars centerpieces and painted china. infant garments and handmade accessories featured. Miss Richards and Miss Bula Sullivan plan a 2 pm tan tan party Tuesday for Miss Mary Rachands with flowers palms and pink decor. thirty guests expected with prizes a Christy picture and a book. Card of Thanks from Altar Society of the Church of the Immaculate Conception expresses gratitude to helpers for tents and reception setup.
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Woman’s Exchange
Woman's Exchange
the Grand
Miss Richards
Iss
Bula Sullivan
Mary Rachands
Maconut
Nettle Lee Sullivan
Chantilly
Fagesington Seminary
Stil
John Lucas Melt
Robert Blackburn
Nora Ingram
Anata Caverly
Wstelle Cook
the Green
Ethel Bloomfield
Eloise Brown
Cecil Love
Ann 7
Aie Ordway
Russell Ward
Mise Bima
Ray
Courtney Harrison
Camille Sommer
Pauline Hewitt
Laura Anderson
Misa Irene_ Ingram
Laurie Hooper
Misa Kathering Head
Lille Peeples
Aline Gentry
Misa
Helen McFarlin
Elizabeth Ledbetter
Hizabeth Schlesinger
Josephine Davis
Gertrude McNelly
Lucile Norman
Ethleen Dobbs
Ming Hitta ‘Wilt
Hana Blackmon
Eula Han? Nock
Pearl Jensen
Carrie Henderson
Eva
May Hudson
Julia Moeckel
Madge Melone
Jennie May Dunn
May Bette Swift
Mieg Katherine Akers
Alma Higgins
Kathleen Caughy
Messina
Italy
Leola Massengale
Elizabeth Parker
Evelyn Yarde
Kate Denig
Fanny Holley Dickson
Josephine Stoney
Beadhye McGee
Annie Lou Pagett
Cecile Monsalvatge
Hessie Batley
Atlanta ‘Wormanite Club
Mra Weller
Washington, DC
Mrs. Weller
Social events fill the season for Mrs Robinson and friends
Mrs Robinson hosts a Tuesday cotillion at the Pred’vment Priving Club with Miss Lena Cunningham of Indianapolis as guest of honor. Mrs William Lawson Peel hosts a Thursday reception for the married set then a cotillion for the unmanned guests. Out‑of‑town attendees include Mr Jon Chisholm Mr Marion Whaley of Charleston and Miss Mabel Wood of St. Louis amid Parisian influenced fashions.
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Mrs. Robinson
Hugh Robinson
Lena Cunningham
Indianapolis
Kate Robinson
Marion Peel
William Lawson Peel
Coturn
Jon Chisholm
Marion Whaley
Charleston
Mabel Wood
St. Louis
London
Paris
Savannah Women’s Club votes on Winnie Davis hall loyalty
Savannah chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy held at Veterans Hall a 42 member meeting presided by Mrs A B Hull. The group unanimously backed preserving its Winnie Davis hall and its scholarship pupils, and discussed funding an Andersonville monument with a per capita contribution. The chapter also eyed extra prizes for state essay contests and elected leaders praised for service to the society.
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Vannah
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hald
Veterans Hall
A B. Hull
Savannah
Winnie Davis Memorial
Mb. Branson
Winnie Davis Hall
Executive Committee
Mra Hull
Sevantah
Mia Nul
Georgia
Henry Wirz
Andersonville
Hull
Misa Kate Latham
Ligsie George Henderson
General Society
Miss Latham
Chaiman
San Brancisco
United Daughters of the Confedency
San Francisco
South
Livingston Rowe Schuyler
New York
Pacific Coast
Columbia
New York City
Marches and Dixie in Southern spirit and critique
An editorial voice discusses marching songs and the Confederate era tune Dixie, arguing the words clash with the music's tone and that the air sustains southern pride. It critiques lyrics, praises the tune's enduring power, and notes mixed opinions from Daughters of the Confederacy and others.
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Dixie
Daughters of the Confederacy
Report On the Georgia Room in the Confederate Museum
The Georgia Room in the Richmond Confederate Museum saw limited work for the year ending December 5, with relics and books arranged. New acquisitions include General John Gordon’s Reminiscences, Mary Gay’s Life in Dixie During the War, and Naval Records from the U.S. government, plus a sword once borne by Lt Guy Conner of Macon Volunteers. A silver medal from Commodore Tattnall and a silk flag donated by the Georgia Daughters are noted, and Miss Katherine Stiles and Miss Manry praise the room while thanking donors including the Slanes Lanter chapter of Macon for a $10 gift.
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Georgia
Richmond
John & Gordons
Atlanta
Dixie
Mary Gay
Decatur
United States
Paul Semmes
Gettysburg
Guy Conner
Macon Volunteers
Conner
Clapton
Tattnall
Commodore Tattnall
Hampstead
England
United Daughters of the Confederacy of Georgia
Katherine
Stiles
Georgia Division VII
DB. C
Miss Stiles
Miss Manry
Delicious Luncheon and Stereopticon at Central Congregational
The Central Congregational church will host a stereopticon lecture on Tuesday in December 190k from 1:36 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. About a hundred Niagara Falls views will be shown followed by a four course lunch from 12:20 to 2:00 p.m. Tickets are 25 cents and available at the door. Gentlemen and ladies are invited to attend and enjoy the noon hour and lecture near the Carnegie Library. The St Annea Guild of St Luke church offers a second dinner December 16 and 19 from 12 to 8 at 18 Beachtres Street near the old Pledment hotel.
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Niagara Falls
Natural Food
Teludinst
Niagara
Falls
Central Congregational Church
Distreet
Camnegiebrary
St Annea Guild of
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Southern Association of College Women
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Greenville, Ga
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Luckie Street
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