Brenau School of Oratory stages Merchant of Venice triumph
Enthusiasm surrounded Brenau College as The Merchant of Venice impressed fully. Miss Frances Gay as Shylock displayed rare talent with voice and training, while Miss Jessie Houline as Portia and Miss Emma France as Hassanio stood out. Katharine Lumpkin and Jessica with Warren captured moonlit romance. Faye Brown as Antonio and Gladys Junns as Launcelot Gand captivated, with Gratiane by Panny May Chestnut praised. Scenic effects and Howard costuming added period elegance under Grace Jean Sallis. The juniors hosted seniors at a stylish reception, and Brenau’s orchestra offered sweet music.
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Brenau School of Oratory
Shylock
Frances Gay
Alisg Gay
Jessie Hkouline
Portia
Emma Jrance
Hassanio
Katherine Lumpkin
Lorenzo
Matsiy Warren
Jessica
Carolyn Grawley
Duke of Venice
Antonio
Faye Brown
Launcelot Gand
Gladys Junns
Panny May Chestnut
Gratiane
Howard
Grace Jean Salis
School of Oratory
Brenau
Miss Salls
Lie Emmerson
Madame Mozelle Bust Developing Treatments Offered
An advertisement promises instant bust development with a safe compound treatment. It claims dramatic cosmetic changes for women of all shapes, touts secrecy and prepaid free samples, and urges immediate writing to a Denver address to start rapid results.
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Abby
Madame Mozelle
America
Madame Mozelle Uo
Denver
Colo
Martha Washington Fowns charm a society gathering
A detailed social notes page describes a reception with punch by Miss Mathilde Niles and Miss Corayle Richardson, a supper with red and white colors, and favors of hatchets and gold filigree baskets. Receivers included Dr. and Mrs. I. J. Pearce and many local guests, plus piano pupils of Professor Sinnette and a Thursday cooking class hosted by Miss Stewart and Miss Sprouley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilde Niles
Corayle Richardson
Mary Nett Smith
Katherine l Daves
Jen
Hebecca Ruby
Rachel Brock
Lucile Hean
Robbie Blasingame
Kathleen McDermott
Pat Wyehe
Charlotte Hill
Martha Washington
I. J. Pearce
Misa Va Pearce
Florence Qgyerton
Max Lorenz
Helen Howe
Estelle ‘Notingham
Mary Blanton
Laurie Jinks
Lula Barnett
Louette Ferguson
Gladys Johns
Hester Brewer
Rosa Rogers
Edna Morgan
Miss Bearden
Miss Stewart
Miss Sprouley
Brenau
Percy J. Starnes
Atlanta
United States
Louise Warren
Clifford Pyles
Bonnie Chamness
Willie Bell Garbat
Adelaide Hargrett
Mary Ervin
Ellen Edmunds
Gertrude Carlton
Mr. Milam
Goode
Gordon Institute Entertainment and Local Celebrations
In Barnesville Ga the Gordon Institute expression department led by Miss Helen Pope presented an evening show at the auditorium. The week featured the tenth wedding anniversary for Dr and Mrs A J Moneries at Judge and Mrs W A Prout's home. Mrs White Jordan hosted the Philatheas with help from Mrs L A Collier, Mrs J M Rogera and Miss Margaret Ogletree. The Baraca class led Sunday school exercises at First Baptist with a lively program. Gordon Institute president E T Holmes lectured, while Major Palmer and Major Jones arrived to inspect the Barnesville Blues. Dr Edwin Hall lectured at Gordon Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Institute
Helen Pope
A. J. Moneries
W. A. Prout
White Jordan
Philatheas
Jordan
L. A. Collier
J. M. Rogera
Margaret Ogletree
Baraca
First Baptist
E. T. Holmes
Major Palmer
Major Jones
United States
Barnesville
Edwin Hall
Gor
Beasley Tift College Faculty Speeches On Founders Day Prep
Beasley Tift College chapel hour on Wednesday featured extemporaneous speeches by faculty members expressing loyalty to the college and gratitude for its work. Dr Jackson spoke of endowment progress and hope for full realization soon. Speakers included Miss Campbell Miss Noles Miss Denmark Madame Cund and others. Founders Day observance is set for April 2 with anticipation high.
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Beasle Tift College
Jackson
James
Miss Campbell
Miss Noles
Denmark
Madame Cund
Misa Buxton
Mr. Whately
Milter
Eleanor Young
Miss Gardner
Patrick
Shorter College Notes and Campus Activities
Last Saturday evening the academy presented two plays Maid to Order and Bide-a-Wee Bears with participants Enna Roo Elizabeth Hight Amy Blassengame Georgia King Elizabeth Neal Cecil Camp Myrtice Face Thelma Jameson Nannette Hartman Carter Harvey and Margaret Wright The Art Lovers club met and sketched Edith Harvey earned best drawing with honorable mentions Edith Philips Esther Dobbs Nell Akin Addie Wright The Gwaltney Literary Society met in the academy hall with Longfellow selections Guests included Georgia Atkinson Inez Robison Vicle May Copeland Melinda Galt Misses Juanita Bennett and Mrs R R Akin visited Brenau last week.
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Acanemy
Enna Roo
Elizabeth Hight
Amy Blassengame
Georgia King
Ezabeth Neal
Cecil Camp
Myrtice Face
Thelma Jameson
Nannette Hartman
Carter Harvey
Margaret Wright
Art Lovers’ Club
Edith Harvey
Missea Edith Philips
Esther Dobbs
Nell Akin
Addie Wright
Gwaltney Literary Society
Academy Assembly Hall
Longfellow
Georgia Atkinson
Newnan
Inez Robison
Carrollton
Vicle May Copeland
Atlanta
Melinda Galt
Canton
RR. Akin
Brunswick
Gladys McKinney
Agnes Scott Academy
Juanita Bennett
Brenau
Bremen Visits Mirror a String of Social Guests
Miss Hra Cooper of Cedartown and Miss Ora Henry of Buchanan visited in Bremen last week. Miss Pearl Steele travels to Birmingham to visit her sister Mrs. G T Colvin. Miss Gaudie Phillips of Buchanan spent Tuesday in Bremen, while Annie Baskin was a Villa Rica visitor Sunday. Mrs. Johnson of Mandeville visited her daughter Mrs. Lucius White this week. Inez Summerlin of Bowdon and Myrtle Scroggins and Lizzie Williamson of Carrollton called on Miss Sadie Moore this week. Esale Nicholson visited Temple this week and Esther Cartright of Temple visited Bremen relatives earlier. Jessie Cobb visited Pleasant Grove Sunday. Lucius Griffith of Bowdon was a Bremen visitor Sunday. Mrs. J P Beatright and children are visiting Birmingham.
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Hra Cooper
Cedartown
Nina Shelnutt
Misa Ora Henry
Buchanan
Inez Summeriin
Bowdon
Bremen
Myrtle Scroggins
Lizzie Williamson
Carrollton
Sadie Moore
Esale Nicholson
Temple
Esther Cartright
Jessie Cobb
Fleasant Grove
Lucius Griffith
J. P. Beatright
Birmingham
West Point Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
A series of visits and guests flow through West Point Georgia and nearby towns. Misa Letia Williams of Atlanta stays with her parents the Williams home while Mrs. Trox Bankston visits Mrs. L Green of Newnan. Mrs. EB F Lanter returns from Atlanta and Mr. L M Ferguson of Columbus attends a weekend with the Fergusons. Mrs. R A Ridgeway travels to Indianapolis after visiting Mrs. P A Tatum. Mrs. R A Paschall of Union Springs visits Milas Mattle Atkinson. Winnie Johnson plans visits with relatives. Mary Kelley and Ennitte Tunn of LaGrange College spend the weekend with Mrs. Jack Hodnett. Mrs. Walker Camp of Newnan visits her mother, Mrs. W. Hardy. Mr. and Mrs. B F Tatum host a tea Tuesday evening.
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Misa Letia Williams
Atlanta
Lucius Willams
Trox Bankston
L. Green
Newnan
EB. F. Lanter
Allen Johnson
L. M. Ferguson
Columbus
A. D. Ferguson
P. A. Tatum
R. A. Ridgeway
Indianapolis
Ind
R.A. Paschall
Union Springs
Milas Mattle T. Atkinson
Winnie Johnson
Flende
Kerard
T. Roberts
Ars Eigse
LaGhinge
Wmissex
Mary Kelley
Enittnie Tunn
Social notes and visits across Georgia and Alabama
Rev and Mrs Graham Forrester and Mrs Mary Dixon are noted visitors. Miss Winona Wright returns from Savannah. Mrs J G Jacobs of Rome GA comes home from a visit to Mrs L C Mullerton. Mrs J S Horsley back after Atlanta trip. Milas Lucile Clanton of Atlanta visits Mrs Arthur Mahone. Mrs G F Erwin and children back from country visit. Mrs J F Wright returns from Texas. Mrs W V Adair visiting in Up ter Ga before Lakeland Fla for months. daughter Bila to accompany to Florida. Miss Iralee Whitaker back from LaGrange. Mrs Reuben Whitaker returns to Abanda AL. Miss Ruby Carleton week end with mother Dr and Mrs Hugh McCulloh.
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T. A. Hayney
Ruth
Elizabeth College
Laura Wilson
Buford
Annie Perry
Ralph Williams
J. ©. McIfroy
Emmie Willingham
Tocena
Sarah Mecbiroy
Mijas Lithonia Roberg
J- C. ‘Blackwell
Mt. Vernon
T. T. Twitty
R. Parker
Jnman Park
S. T. McElroy
Opha Rochester
Seneca
8. C
Thomas Hochester
Rebecca Krd
Duluth
Emma Medlock
Lucile Bruce
Augusta
Johnson Reynolds
Ivey Wingo
St. Louis Cardinals
Columbus
Zod Myers
Jacksonville
Fla
Richard Myers
Alice and
Annie Richards
Atlanta
Graham Forrester
Mary Dixon
Winona Wright
Savannah
J. G. Jacobs
Rome
L. C. Mullerton
J. S. Horsley
Milas Lucile Clanton
Arthur Mahone
G. F. Erwin
J. F. Wright
Texas
W. V. Adair
Upiter
Lakeland
Miss Bila
Florida
Iralee Whitaker
LaGrange
Reuben Whitaker
Abanda
Ala
Ruby Carleton
Mountville
Hugh McCulloh
Club Guests Entertained With Restaging Contests
A Thursday afternoon gathering at the club hosted Cay Eleihe and Mrs X with several friends not listed as members. They enjoyed arranged entertainment and the restating contests, providing amusement for all attendees.
Local Social Notes From Lafayette Georgia
Cedartown guest Miss Clara Whitaker visited Mrs J W Murray as Mrs Slaney Hunt prepared a several weeks Georgian trip. Mrs S J Shaw visits Chattanooga, Miss Miriam Steele returns from Summeryte, Mrs Oliver Scott back to Knoxville after visiting Mrs A H Neal. Crochet club hosted by Miss Rachel Lumpkin with Whitaker as guest. Washington’s birthday observed with school program aided by Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Lafayette
Clara Whitaker
Cedartown
J. W. Murray
Slaney Hunt
Middle Georgia
C. Dalton
Sy Aulania
Nile
Miriam’ Steele
Mary Penn
Summeryte
Oliver Scott
Knoxville
A. H. Neal
Rachel Lumpkin
Clara. Whitaker
S. J. Shaw
Chattanooga
A. Park
Stewart Wright
W. Murray
Miss Whitner
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Social afternoon in Winder honors Miss Green guest
Winder, Georgia hosts a Friday get together for Miss Green of Brooklyn New York as Mrs Russell’s guest. The daffodil decorated home set a festive mood and a unique contest entertained attendees. Earlier Mrs Huffaker offered a charming Wednesday afternoon party for Mrs Mitchell with the home filled by growing plants.
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W. H. Quarterman
Miss Green
Brooklyn
Russell
Local couple wed in Rap, pastor Fred Eden officiates
Pauline from Atlanta and Clara Jones return from Cincinnati for a ceremony at the Rap pastoriium where Miss Belle Blood and Roy Finds were married by Rev. Fred Eden. The couple left immediately for Dalton, Georgia after the ceremony.
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Pauline
Atlanta
Clara Jones
Cincinnati
Belle Blood
Roy Finds
Rap!pastoriium
Fred Eden
Mediately
Dalton
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