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Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia

21 Jun 1923

Page 7

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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1923

Page

7

Madam Butterfly Presented By College Park Woman's Club

College Park Woman's Club staged Madam Butterfly in the Masonic hall with Japanese garden decor and lantern lighting. Mrs McGuin depicted Butterfly with emotion, supported by Minna Hecker and Clarence tel, while Miss Blanche Roberts directed the musical program and Miss Lenore Lotspeich painted the garden backdrop.

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Tle College Park Woman's Club Masonic Hall Lo Wee Vt Mex Salon Misa Minna College Park Woman's Club Minna Hecker Clarence Tel Madam Butterfly Edwin Lang Lenore Lotspeich Thomas Fagan College Park Blanche Roberts
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When Hearts Command. By Elizabeth York Miller

Continued from yesterday the story notes Gaunt asylums and Hugo, with amile near. Gaunt’s patient care fills her with self reproach. The memory of That Place dims, and he shows moments of pitiful fragility while avoiding talk of Broadmoor and drastic changes.

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Elizabeth York * Miller Gaunt Amile Hugo Broadmoor
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Social calendar notes and a fiction excerpt preview

The daily calendar lists meetings at Mrs. Anne Terry's home at 2:30 and Henry Thomas Ross Post No. 78 auxiliary in Kimball house rooms with Mrs. L. E. Owen presiding. A fictional scene follows with Jean, Hugo, Hector, and Gaunt discussing a murder mystery and possible blackmail, ending with a teaser: Continued Tomorrow.

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Henry Thomas Ross Kimball House L. E. Owen Jean Tony Egan Hugo Mme. Douste Hector Gaunt Citadel
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