Atlanta Studio Reception and Arts Club Notes
A historic Atlanta studio reception hosted by W. A. Richardson in the YMCA building drew art lovers to see modern Impressionist works by Richardson and his students. The event featured chocolate and wafers served by three young women and highlighted budding local art society activity. Also covered are the Jesters and Jokers card club’s first meeting hosted by Miss Katharine Gholstin, prize results, and social engagements including engagements and visits of several society members across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Richardson
Young Men's Christian Association
Marie Pappenheimer
Oulda Smith
Julia Dodd
Atlanta
Richardson
Katherine Gholstin
Bessie Woodward
Bessieoodward
Lula Calloway
Grate Calloway
Mary Deas Tuiper
Effie Beal Phelan
Nancy Waldo May Waldo
Josie Lee Williford
Martha Woodward
May Scott
Nettle Hightower
Helen Nicolson
Mary Thomas
Talented Young Musician Debuts in Society
Florine Richardson daughter of Dr and Mrs E H Richardson of Atlanta attends Mrs Gardners school in New York and earns high praise for rapid musical progress She will debut in society next winter as a belle of the state D A R Joseph Habersham chapter to meet at 11 o clock at residence of regent Mrs William L Peel 9 Peachtree Street Social items note visits and local society chatter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florine Richardson
Joseph Habersham
William L. Peel
Peachtree Street
Visiting physicians visit Davis Street school for pupil eye tests
Dr W B Parks Dr Dunbar Roy and Dr J N Brawner appointed by the board of education visited Davis Street school. They advised adding cinders to the muddy yard and suggested teachers test pupils for vision with simple cards to detect shortsightedness or farsightedness. The doctors will return to assist teachers in monitoring pupils' physical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Parks
Dunbar Roy
J. N. Brawner
Board of Education
Davia Street
Davis
Pembar Roy
Local society notes and arrivals fill Macon and area
In a string of social items, residents and visitors are noted: Mr Malls appointed manager of Standard Oil in Macon. Dr. Charles L. Smith of Montgomery to visit family. Miss Bertha Brady and Philip Breitenbacher moving on Sunset. Joseph Martin back from Jacksonville. John A. Glover of Nashville in the city. Mrs. Butt of Ruaiots returning from visit with daughter Louis Gholstin. Raoul Jr. in the area. Euchre club hosted by Miss Charlotte Stewart. James Hulsey of Kentucky en route from Florida. Miss Daisy Logan returning from West Virginia. Mrs. Hines in town. Estelle Carroll back from Savannah. Sadie Morris leaving for Americus. Virginia Parker of Nashville departing for Charleston then Atlanta. friends of Dr and Mrs Jordan celebrate daughter Fanny’s recovery. Florodora sextette rehearsing at Miss Florence Jackson’s residence. Roline Clarke to visit Madison. A A DelLoach back from Florida. Mary D Woodward back from West Point for a wedding. Tone Land in California. Elizabeth Mitchell visiting relatives near Griffin. Ruby and Lilly Jackson returning to Bishop. Ella Robertson home in Birmingham. D L Worthen of Boston to spend days in the city. Henry J Smith and Laula Robinson on short Florida trip. W. B. Barnes of Griffin in town. Mrs. Howard Jones recovering from illness. Nell Howell to host Current Literature and Art Club next Monday. Patti No recovered. Dan Harrison improving. Henry Johnson back from New York. Laurice and Irene Hirsch in New York. Dr A O Grameen en route to Gertersville. Dallas Tarfe among those ill or in hospital. Calhgua Crew Street note and eye injury report.
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Charles L. Smith
Montgomery
Ala
Francia Smith
Washington
Bertha Brady
Philip Breitenbacher
Sunset Avenue
Joseph Martin
Jacksonville
John A. Glover
Nashville
Butt
Ruaiots
Louis Gholstin
Wiliam Green Raoul, Jr
Aesa
Misa Charlotte Stewart
Virginia Parker
Charleston
Atlanta
B. F. Jordan
Fanny
Florence Jackson
Roline Clarke
Madison
A.A. DelLoach
Florida
Mary D Woodward
West Point
Nathan Winston
Moon
Tone Land
California
Elizabeth Mitchell
Griffin
Ruby
Lilly Jackson
Bighop
Ella Robertson
Birmingham
D_L. Worthen
Boston
Henry J Smith
Laula Robinson
Noisy Students Helped Jeff De Angelis Shown
A reformed art student recalls guiding a New York audience to cheer Jefferson De Angelis, who starred in the Grand's matinee and evening performance of A Royal Rogue. He rose from a failed comic opera to become a leading American stage comic, aided by early enthusiastic fans and strategic management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson de Angelis
the Grand
de Angelis
Atlanta
New York
Art Students’ League
New York Journal
Fitch
Frank Fitch
Metropolis
Broadway
Brien Boru
Philadelphia
Chicago
Carroll
Pat O'Hara
Rojse
Richard Carroll
Ixismet
Brien
Dick’ Carrol
Be Angelis
Pat Hare
S.core
Clacquers
Grand to Feature Royal Rogue and Opra Company
Jefferson De Angelis presents A Royal Rogue at the Grand with two engagements this afternoon and tonight. The French Opera Company visits Atlanta Monday and Tuesday with Wall be ha Gio conda Carmen and William Tell. Rogers Brothers vaudeville follows next week at the Grand with The Rogers Brothers in Washington. Joshua Simpkins at the Columbia tonight and tomorrow. Rentfrow's Comedy Company opens Monday at the Columbia with The Jolly Pathfinders and From Sire to Son as opening bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson de Angelis
Anoth van
Atlanta
Washington
Philadelphia
New ‘Yoris
Paris
Tme
Glowiie
New Orleans
Crescent City
Grand
Rogers Brothers
Gus
Max
John J.mcnally
Regers Brothers
John McNally
Maurice Levi
Harry B. Smith
The
Columbia
Joshua Simpkins
Soshua Simpkins
Rentfrow
Jolly Pathfinders
Sire
Son
Dr Dixon to Speak at Opera House Sunday
Rev A C Dixon of Boston will address a mass meeting for men at the Grand tomorrow at 2 20 pm under the Atlanta Young Men's Christian Association auspices. Prof D B Towner of Chicago will lead singing. Dixon, a noted pulpit orator, previously led a Brooklyn church and now heads a large Boston church. He will also speak at North Avenue Presbyterian tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
The
Atlanta Young Men’s Christian Association
A C. Dixon
Boston
Grand
Atlanta
Young Men's Christian Association
Professor Towner
Dixon
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Brooklyn
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Bruckner Fares Well as Telegrapher in Atlanta Visit
B E Bruckner of Dallas left Atlanta after the telegraphers tournament where he earned three medals including top Morse sending and fastest sending. His company presented him $25. He toured the city, made friends, and returned home. Also noted is the restoration of full train service on Southern Railway segments between Atlanta and Brunswick and Knoxville to Salisbury after high water delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
B. E Bruckner
Postal Telegraph Company
Bruckner
Atlanta
Messag
Hla
Southern Railway
Brunswick
Columbus
Knoxville
Asheville
Salisbury
Algece
W.H Taylor
A. G
Rain and warm spell forecast for North Georgia
Forecast calls for rain today with higher temperatures across North Georgia and springlike conditions spreading through the southern states. A Pacific coast storm moves eastward, while yesterday’s mild weather in Atlanta contrasts today’s expected reversal. travel note mentions Seaboard Air Line Railway fare options to Baltimore via Worfolk and Bay Line with contact Harry E H Krause in Atlanta for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Georgia
Weather Bureau
Pacific Coast
Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore
Worfolk
Bay Line
Harry EH. Krause
C. P
T. A
Committee on Public Improvements Dies Quietly in Council
A satirical report claims the committee on public improvements died of necrology in desuetude, killed by Chairman Styron and briefly revived by Mayor Mims. The mayor ultimately refused to revive it, stating the committee’s duties are completed and another committee will handle the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styron
Wast
Committee On
Lfe
Mims
New Library Crowded as Ebooks Available to All
Crowds fill the new library with 400 registrations in a day bringing total near 1500. Fashionable visitors and children use a quiet reading space with a baggage like loan system. Books are loaned free for two weeks with a penny per day overdue after that period. Applications require 48 hours for investigation and card processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iinegle
Atlanta
Carnegie
Big Shipment of Georgia Cane Syrup Reaches Piedmont Grocery
The Piedmont Grocery Company announces a large shipment of south Georgia Ribbon Cane Syrup direct from the plantation. It will be sold for 40 cents per gallon for 16 days at 8 Whitehall Street. Phones 468.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Grocery Company
South Georgia
Whitehall Street
Public notice on unspecified sale and timing
The public is informed about an unspecified sale related to a Petemac miler and Gecbord Ate Tine, with details garbled. The notice mentions dates, parties, and terms but the legibility is poor, preventing clear identification of the sale action, authority, place, or deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gecbord
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