Innovations At The Metropolitan Opera This Season
The Metropolitan Opera plans major innovations this season with a new cast and American talent highlighted. Madame Sans Gene will be staged in New York with a star cast including Geraldine Farrar and Amato, in a notable operatic offering.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Opera Beason
Cetid Kahn
Varano de Bergerac
Ronstrand
Walter Damrosch
W.H. Lavis
Btiste
Madame Sans Gene
Measie
Armberto Giordana
New York
Geraldine Faciar
Uruso
Pasquall Amatoi
Nepo
Mrs Hale Voices Support for Law Practice Bill in Georgia
Mrs Hale asserts continued support for legislation allowing women to practice law in Georgia. She notes GOP sentiment and stresses merit over gender basics, citing Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs backing and advocate Judge John T. Hopkins. The issue centers on justice and individual entitlement, not broad political rights.
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Anderson State
Atlanta
Georgia
State House
Gee 1 Federation of Women
Clut
John T. Hopkins
Mount Airy
Ana
Adversity in Western Resort Menage Sparks Debate
A California summer resort seeks single male as boarders to serve as escorts for female guests, prompting concerns over social dynamics and payments. The piece speculates on hotel wage needs, attire, tips, and the tension between commerce and propriety among resort crowds and university youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Mary Antin and Mrs Trask Show Patriotism in Litera
The piece praises Mary Antin's The Promised Land for inspiring patriotism amid campaigns and social strife. It also discusses Mrs Spencer Trask and King Alfred's Jewel, noting their influence, literary impact, and charitable arts patronage, highlighting themes of beauty, truth, and human resilience.
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Mary Antin
Our Republic
Boston
King Alfred’s Jewel
Mrs
Spencer Trask
Saratoga
N. Y
America
Saratoga Reservation
Trask
Speacer Trask
Alfred
Impressions of Federated Clubs Biennial Convention in San Francisco
Hydra Nelle Peters Black recalls the 1920 San Francisco biennial of federated women’s clubs, noting delegates from Georgia Florida and South Carolina, the keynote by Maria L. Sanford on public school teaching, Baroness Bertha von Suttner’s peace plea, Pennybacker’s leadership, and the aim to improve education, women’s laws, sanitation and beauty across Georgia towns. The diary highlights travel through Arizona and Canada Pacific route, civic pride in Los Angeles, and a call to plant trees and beautify communities.
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Hydra
Nelle Peters Black
Woman's Clubs
San Francisco
Georgia Federation
Atlanta
Colorado
Walla
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
California
Los Angeles
Maria L. Sandford
University of Michigan
Decker
Providential
Endowment
General Federation
Atate
Denver
United States
Pennybacker
Federation
Theel
Mart
Geade Couvey
Bertha von Suttner
Wil
Seattle
St. Paul
Aythia
Federation notes show new Georgia clubs join and push bills
Two new clubs Baconton in the second district and Farmington in the eighth district join the state federation after district meetings with the federation president present. Georgia club women press for the kindergarten and sanitation bills, conduct letter campaigns, and encourage members to contact legislators. The federation plans a November convention exhibit featuring education, industry, and social betterment, including Tallulah Mountain school handicrafts. A U S Bureau of Education school hygiene exhibit will illustrate the hygiene of school life ahead of the Fifteenth International Congress on Hygiene and Demography in Washington.
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Baconton Club
Farmington Club
Wagegir
Saece
Mime
Davis Street
Livingston Mims
Mima
Charlem J. Haden
The
Georgia Federation
Tallulah Mountain
H. ©. White
Athens
J. K. Ottley
Hugh Willett
Charles J. Haden
Aeace
America
United States Bureau of Educat
Bureau
Washington
Education Bureau
Bureau of Education
History of Flags of Confederate Treasures Reported in Nashville 1904
A Nashville 1904 committee on flags urged Confederate veterans and associated groups to back a resolution guiding flag production. The piece includes a poem praising the old flag, its symbolism, and the call to preserve the banner for the future amid its worn state. Charles W. Hubner.
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Committee On Flags
Nashville
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederated Southern Memorial
Stephen D Lee
William BE. Mickelle
Whee
Fama
New Officers Chosen By Moultrie Chapter
The John Benning chapter ARs of Moultrie held its last summer meeting at the home of retiring regent Mrs W G Wereen. Annual election results: Regent Mrs W S Howell View Regent Mrs A C Cree Secretary Mrs R L Shipp Treasurer Mrs W F Way Registrar Mrs Fr Bivina Historian Mrs W C Vereen Reporter Mrs R B Roddenberry. Chapter grateful to Mrs Foster for a sepia Memorial Continental print. Seventeen members listed with more expected in fall.
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John Benning
Ars of Moultrie
W. G Wereen
W. S Howell
A. C Creeetary
R. L. Shipp Trenaurer
W. F. Way
Mra
Bivina
W. C. Vereen
Mra. R
Roddenberry
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Aduntic City
American Meier Association
Mosalie Sciauehter Morton
Rupert Hue
Morton
Uiab Peetion
Alao
Deleware
New York State
Medica
Aootery
American Medical Agsuectation
Polije Health
House of Delaind
Association
High Jinks Club
Ely
High Tinks Club
API
Mrs. Hale
Foast
Harvard
Phyliss
Phyllis
Jones Boys
West
Milsop
Mama
Atray
Beau Monde
Cross
Christian
Rusala
Jook
Federated Clubs
Drawing
Old England
Josephine Preston Peabody
England
London
Georgia Club
the Constitution
Georgia Federation OF Women’s Clubs
Bindsay Jonnson
James Jackson
Granger
Cartereville
M. A Lipecomb
Hugh Willet
Atmnota
J. Koottley
Avant
B.C. Morgen
Savannah
H. Ho Merry
Pelham
Mme
Jett
Cordele
Trox Bankston
West Point
Arthur Powsil
Gerte F Johnson
Monticello
Claud Irby
Kingston
W. E. Shepherd
Madison
Nieth Dietrict
Elijay
George Whits
MES
Whith
Milledge Avenue
Presijam
iMra
L Fitspatrick
Thomasville
Mre
Hodgccm
Atlants
Julian Barris
Gordon Streci
Atlan
HF Stockbridge
George Hinman
Lott Warren
Flags OF
Confederacy
Buiphurous Amokedouda
Charles W. Hubner
Moultrie
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