Shakespearean Merchant of Venice staged by Brenau School of Oratory
Enthusiastic local coverage praises Brenau College for presenting The Merchant of Venice. Frances Gay stars as Shylock with strong supporting work by Alisg Gay Portia Emma Frances Hassanio and Katherine Lumpkin Lorenzo. Costumes by Howard, direction by Grace Jean Salis, and a refined reception by juniors highlighted the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Treatment Ad
An advert promises rapid bust growth with a new in America method. Claims no massage or injections, free samples mailed prepaid, discreet delivery, and immediate tactile effects to encourage purchase. Endorsed for all body types with emphasis on quick, noticeable development. Producers urge writing to a Denver address for free offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Madame Mozelle
America
Madame Mozelle Uo
Denver
Colo
Bright Social Season Highlights at Brenau Events
A crowd enjoyed a refined afternoon with punch and dessert in red and white, honoring Martha Washington gowns. Guests and hosts included Miss Mathilde Niles, Miss Corayle Richardson, and many local young ladies serving and mingling. Professor Sinnette hosted a piano recital with pupils, while other gatherings featured cooking class favors, floral tableaux, and multiple social visits across town.
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 entertains department and events
In Barnesville Ga the expression department of Gordon Institute directed by Miss Helen Pope gave an entertain ement at the auditorium Friday evening. A tenth wedding anniversary for Dr and Mrs A J Moneries was celebrated Tuesday at Judge and Mrs W A Prout's home. Mrs White Jordan hosted the Philatheas Thursday with help from Mrs L A Collier Mrs J M Rogera and Miss Margaret Ogletree. The Baraca class led Sunday morning services at First Baptist with a noted program. President E T Holmes of Gordon Institute spoke while Major Palmer and Major Jones visited 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
Founders Day prep at Bessie Tift College chapel
Faculty speakers at Beasle Tift College chapel outlined loyalty to the college and its management as founders day observance approaches. Dr. Jackson noted progress in the endowment drive while others including Miss Campbell Miss Noles Miss Denmark and Madame Cund voiced devotion and support ahead of April 2 founders day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Events
Last Saturday evening the academy presented two plays Maid to Order and Bide-a-Wee Bears with students 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 sketched. Edith Harvey earned best drawing with honorable mentions Edith Philips, Esther Dobbs, Nell Akin, Addie Wright. Gwaltney Literary Society met. selections from Longfellow performed. Guests included Georgia Atkinson, Inez Robison, Vicle May Copeland, Melinda Galt, Mrs. RR. Akin, Gladys McKinney. Juanita Bennett visited Brenau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Social Notes Highlight Regional Visitors
Cedartown and Buchanan guests, including Miss Hra Cooper Miss Gaudie Phillips and Miss Ora Henry, visit Bremen area friends such as Miss Sadie Moore. Attendees travel from Temple Villa Rica Bowdon Carrollton and Birmingham, with multiple visits noted and relatives hosting in Bremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Notices Pack Weekend Visits
Misa Letia Williams of Atlanta guests with Mr and Mrs Lucius Williams in West Point. Mrs Trox Bankston visits Mrs L Green of Newnan. EB Lanter returns home after visiting daughter in Atlanta. L M Ferguson of Columbus guests of A D Ferguson. Mrs R A Ridgeway travels from Indianapolis after visit to Mrs P A Tatum. Mrs R A Paschall of Union Springs visits Milas Mattle T Atkinson. Winnie Johnson visits relatives. Mary Kelley and Entine Tunn of LaGrange College spend weekend with Mrs Jack Hodnett. Mrs Walker Camp of Newnan visits her mother Mrs W Hardy. Mr and Mrs B F Tatum host a Tuesday tea.
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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
Misa Letia Williams
Lucius Willams
Trox Bankston
L. Green
Newnan
EB. F. Lanter
Allen Johnson
L. M. Ferguson
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 Notices of Local Residents and Travels
Rev and Mrs Forrester and Mrs Dixon are noted, with visits by Miss Wright, Mrs Jacobs, Mrs Horsley, and Milas Clanton visiting friends in Atlanta. Mrs Erwin and children return from country relatives trip. Mrs Wright back from Texas, visiting in Tupter Ga, then Lakeland Fla. Miss Iralee Whitaker returns from LaGrange, Reuben Whitaker returns to Abanda, and Miss Ruby Carleton visits Mountville with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Forrester
Mary Dixon
Winona Wright
Savannah
J. G. Jacobs
Rome
L. C. Mullerton
Atlanta
J. S. Horsley
Milas Lucile Clanton
Arthur Mahone
G. F. Erwin
J. F. Wright
Texas
W. V. Adair
Upiter
Lakeland
Fla
Miss Bila
Florida
Iralee Whitaker
LaGrange
Reuben Whitaker
Abanda
Ala
Ruby Carleton
Mountville
Hugh McCulloh
Entertained Guests at Local Club Gathering
A small group of friends, not members of the club, were entertained Thursday afternoon. They enjoyed a set of arranged entertainment activities and contests for their amusement.
Elegant entertainment honors visiting guest in Winder
Winder Georgia hosts two social parties this week. W H Quarterman entertained Friday for Miss Green from Brooklyn as guest of Mrs Russell with daffodil decor and a unique contest. Earlier Mrs Huffaker gave a pretty Wednesday afternoon party for her guest Mrs Mitchell, with attractive growing plants enhancing the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Quarterman
Miss Green
Brooklyn
Russell
Marriage Blessing in Dalton Ceremony
Mrs Clara Jones returns from Cincinnati while Pauline from Atlanta and Miss Belle Blood with Mr Roy Finds wed at Rapol pastoriium. Rev Fred Eden officiated the ceremony and the couple left Friday afternoon for Dalton Georgia.
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Pauline
Atlanta
Clara Jones
Cincinnati
Belle Blood
Roy Finds
Rap!pastoriium
Fred Eden
Mediately
Dalton
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W. FE. Mitchell
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Sparta
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Thomaston Street
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Llnes
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Hot Springs
Ark
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Ws O T. Townsend
Cartersville, Ga
Barnesville, GA
New Orleans
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Shorter College Notes
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Stoddard
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J. W. Murray
Slaney Hunt
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Sy Aulania
Nile
Miriam’ Steele
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Summeryte
Oliver Scott
Knoxville
A. H. Neal
Rachel Lumpkin
Clara. Whitaker
S. J. Shaw
Chattanooga
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Stewart Wright
W. Murray
Miss Whitner
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Winder, GA
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Patat
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Duncan Hodneet Grain Company
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