Brilliant recital highlights Hodgson's refined Chopin and Saint Saens
The performance at Cable Hall under the At ta Musical Association drew a sophisticated audience of musicians who absorbed the interpretive depth. Hodgson delivered delicate Chopin etudes and a romantic Saint Saens G minor concerto with clear conceptions, refined taste, and intellectual poise, earning hearty applause and encores. Rosa Pringle Smith accompanied expertly, and Hodgson's own thoughtful encore hinted at his composing talent.
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Hugh Hodgson
Cable Haly
Atta Musical Association
Post
Betaytiel
Hodgson
Saint Saens
Mr. Hodgson
Mmory
Rosa Pringte Smith
Louis LX
Muscle Food for the Hard Toiler
An older ad extols Faust Spaghetti as a nutritious, affordable food for laborers. It claims four times the nutrition of meat, gluten rich and easily digested. The copy urges cooking briefly, serving with potatoes, cheese and bread, and offers a recipe book for 10 cent packages.
Mrs Wright Hosts Bridge Party as Wedding Arrangements Noted
Mrs Wright entertained at a bridge gathering with guests including Miss Harriet Gall houn and Miss Marian Goldsmith. The event honored bride-to-be Ruth Stallings and Mrs Preston Witherspoon of New York, with jonquils and zardasi decorations and embroidered handkerchiefs for prizes.
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Wright
Davison Paxon Stokes Co Note on Sizes 18 to 30
Davison Paxon Stokes Co advertises limited stock with sizes 18 to 30 and only a few items in 22 and 23. This brief notice highlights availability of larger ladies' apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Social Round of Meetings and Events at City
Families and clubs gathered for dinners dances and bridge at the Ponce de Leon, Hotel Ansley, and private homes. Couples included Pearl Talley of City and Emily Robs, with Rev. William Beth performing weddings at Hemphill Avenue. The Burroughs Nature Club plans a March meeting, a Ten-day cooking course begins at Whitehall Presbyterian church, and Joseph Habersham chapter hosts Saturday dances with D A R members as hostesses.
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Oy City
Jasper
M M. A
Williare Beth Thoy
Hemphill Avenue
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Whitehall Street
Whitehall Terrace
Joseph Habersham
DP. A. R
Hotel Ansley
Brenent | Og
West Peachtree Scene Reveals Notables and Travel News
A fragmented society note lists individuals visiting and traveling from New Orleans and Birmingham. Mentions include Marion Fleer in velvet and blue satin, several locals from Henderean North Carolina, and guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph N Moody in Atlanta.
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Cate
Marion Fleer
West Peachtree
Kress
York
New Orleshs
Air
Birmingham
Todas
Gérumeniac
Henderean
Vinte
N.C
W. T. Newsian
Newman
New Orleans
Edwin. P
Edward. Farnsworth
Spokane
Wash
Joseph
Social whirl notes from Atlanta area eventful week
A jumble of social items lists visits and travels around Atlanta and Georgia. Albert Thornton visits Portland while others paint a picture of frequent trips to Hampton Springs, Tate Springs, Sea Breeze, and New York. Attendees include Mrs. Rutherford Lipscomb and Mrs. Mary Fagan with various relatives and friends.
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Albert Thornton
Migs Jane ‘Thornton
Portland
Maine
Charles Griffith
Athens
Rutherford Lipscomb
Lioyd Grinth
Davis-Fisher Sanitarium
Sdm
D. Jones
Hampton’ Springs
D. R. Wilder
Barmesville
Tax
Johnson
Fierlds
Frances
Mary
E.G. Wantingham
A. Stead
Joyer
Gondwin
Hugh K
Mien
Mas Kimurry
Semple “School
Peg
Iomas Limiikin
New
Ming Nelle Walker
Leon Walker
Si ‘Asephe Infirmary
New York
Ming Virginia
Lipscomb Haz
Stoviije
Newari
American Born Chinese Demand Citizenship in Chicago
The Chinese American civic club of Chicago forms to secure birthright citizenship for Americans born to domiciled Chinese parents. Over four hundred members plan to vote March 17 to demand that their status be listed as electors. The club cites US Supreme Court precedent and vows to appeal if challenged, aiming to test national policy on citizenship and the head tax issue raised with Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicags
American Civil of
Chicago
America
Supreme Court of the
United States
Charles Fr. Hut
Canada
Hhs
Italy to Participate in Panama Exposition
Rome reports Italy will participate officially in the Panama Exposition in San Francisco but with a reserve. The note to Ambassador Page warns that an immigration bill with health official requirements could be viewed as unfriendly and threaten diplomatic ties, recalling prior tensions with Argentina.
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Rome
Italy
San Francisco
Thomas Nelson
Page
United Sites
Ira Nelson
Morris
Argentina
Glasgow home fire kills three. two women die
At Glasgow Kentucky, February 27, Mrs. Mary Kingslow her mother and her two year old child perished in a night fire. The article notes both women were crippled and died in their burning home.
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Glasgow
Mary Kingslow
Taft Visits White House with President Wilson
Former President Taft met at the White House with President Wilson today, a cordial reception noted as Taft’s return to national affairs. The meeting occurred in Washington on February 27.
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Taft
White House
Washington
Lmmehcon
Wigon
Cardul touted for women’s relief in Virginia notice
A Virginia town reader endorses Cardul, praising its relief from indigestion and other ailments after trying many medicines. The notice urges women to consult Mrs M. Bowrite at the Chattanooga Medicine Co for special instructions and a 64 page home treatment booklet.
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M. Bowrite Tos
Chattandega
Theodore Lacy Embezzlement Trial Resumes After Rests
In Montgomery February 27 Theodore Lacy former chief worker of the state convict department stands accused of embezzling fifty thousand dollars and vanishing ten months ago. The defense rested without calling a witness after motions for dismissal were overruled by Judge Brown who adjourned to 6 30 this morning to hear the first defense witness.
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Montgomery
Theodore Lacy
Brown
Ong
Toorning
Oder
College Girls Hear Talks on Suffrage at Cox College
The Cox College auditorium hosted a suffrage forum with Dr Rebecca Brannon presiding. Mrs Mary McLendon argued against disfranchisement while Dr A M Hughiew spoke for enfranchisement. Leonard Grossman discussed women suffrage and civility. Dr Cox, college president, declared suffrage inevitable and said students are being prepared for duties after enfranchisement.
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Cox College
Rebecca C. Brannon
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Mary J. McLendon
Leonard Grossman
Cox
Louia Haberkont Dies at 61 in Atlanta Courthouse Project Chief
Louia Haberkont, superintendent overseeing the erection of the new Atlanta courthouse, died suddenly last night at his residence 199 Oakland Avenue. He was 61. Survived by two daughters Rosina and Marcelline and two sons Clovis and Arthur. Body moved to Greenberg & Bond's chapel. funeral arrangements will be announced today.
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Louia Haberkont
Atlanta
Oakland Avenue
Rosina
Marcelline
Clovis
Arthur
Greenberg & Bond
Pennsy Road to Retrench in Two-Train Cutback
Pittsburg February 27 announcement from the Pennsylvania Company offices says all local passenger trains will be withdrawn from service March 1. Two limited trains between Pittsburgh and Chicago are also to be discontinued as part of timetable retrenchment following last week’s schedule changes removing eleven passenger trains from the Pittsburgh division.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Company
Chicago
Col Holz to Speak Next Monday Evening in Philadelphia
Colenel Holz of Philadelphia will lecture at the Salvation Army building on Slametta street Monday evening. He commands Salvation Army work in the states bordering the Atlantic, from Pennsylvania to Florida. A special musical program with a brass band will be rendered. The public is invited.
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Colenél
Holz
Philadelphia
Salvation Army
Slametta
Atlante
Vegetables Nipped By Cold In Thomasville Ga
Thomasville reports light vegetable damage from the recent cold snap. Early vegetables and tender shoots show slight nipping while peach and plum trees are in full bloom, with uncertain impact on fruit. LeConte pear blooms remain mostly uninjured, suggesting a potential large crop for that pear this year.
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Thomasville
Trial Report Indicates Possible Nol Prossed Murder Case
Fragmentary notes describe a trial in Albany fair indicating a suspect or witness named Ford not being the person wanted for a murder. Evidence suggests the case may be dropped pending further review and no final indictment appears on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatuf
Albany & Eitime
Ford
Thomasville Cleans Up On March 10
Thomasville observers plan a bold clean up day on Tuesday March 10 led by the Thomasville Study Clubs women. The effort aims to make the city the cleanest in south Georgia with broad community participation and heavy use of carts and volunteers. Note: text contains garbled phrases from old OCR but the core action is a city wide clean up day led by local club women.
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Thomawille
Thomasville
Phowasville
South Georgia
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J. A. Woolley
Sixteenth Street
Frances Woolley
Virginia Woolley
L. FP. Rosser
Price Woolley
Frank, Boykin
Ors. Alexander
Erskine Jarnigan
Evelyn Powell
Mary Virginia Woolley
Martha Boykin
Mary Rosser
Anne Dupree Choate
Mary Shinholeer
Martha Hoyiston
Liorence Boykin
Martha Ridley
Caldwell
R. H. Caldwell
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Gordon Street
B. P. Blalock
Greenville
S.C
R. B. Marshall
Emily Mills
Killarney
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Go
WPA
Carrol
Gordon Kiser
Elve
Ponce de Leon
Ening
Ieee
Emiky
New Bridge
Mabel Gentry
J. Ed Gresham
W.D. Phipps
Charles Sheldon
Lloyd Mays
Gwen Malone
Arthur Poole
Belle Morrid
Athein Kemp
Charley Sheldon
Nene’ Sutton
W. C. Humphries Couters
Bridge
Ponce de Leonin
D. Youngs
Burroughs Nature Club
Priday
Hotel Winécoff
Griffin
Eula Griff
State Press Committee
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Harry Flynn
Wreh-Eng
Asheville
Margaret Claire Sheahan
iSeae
Margitt
Mary Adame
Myr
Ernest Walker
Jewell Bostwick
Thomas McDonougsh
Théster Martyr
Warner Martin
Mise Frances Connally
Hampton Springs, Fla
Say
James W. Aspeitsn
Marth 10
Ashot Starke
Ae John D. Little
H. TE. Harman
Tate Springs
Qblissea Harman
C. Atchison
Georgian Terrace
Mary ¥. Fagan
John J. Eagan
John J. Watson, Jr
New Fork
Augusta
John Grant
Miss Grant
Anna Grant
John Grant, Jr
W. D. Grant
Cee Wee
Stgnton
Ontario
M. Ta Anderton
Richmond
Cardus
Cardul
Cardut
Anderson
Tagy
Madeens
Louis. Hanerkopf
Pennsy Road
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Gevevieve Clare Danehter
House of Bogressutativer
Miss Clark
Missouri
Sospital
Orten
Frances Pinlee
Mira Finley
Wall
Hom
South Carolina
Aghes Wilson
Ees Wilson
Committee On Labor
American Federation of Labor
Eco
Bette
Atlanta Constitution Office
Express OF
MATL
Mame Oesree
Bire
Ota
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