Mrs Sarah Sheridan's Interesting Recital at Marist College
A large audience at Marist College enjoyed Mrs Sarah Sheridan's vocal recital under the Atlanta Art Association. Critics praised her refined low tones and rich middle register, with selections from Strauss, Hahn, Massenet, and a notable negro melody highlighting southern folk song value. Dr J. Lewis Browne accompanied, and a noon reception offered further performances by pupils from local music circles.
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Marist College
Sarah MacDonald
Sheridan
Atlanta Art Association
Atlanta
Reynaldo Hahn
Massenet
Firish
J. Lewis Browna
Liebestren
Brandchen
Brahms
Hugo Wolf
Traum
Alexandre Winkler
Leheure Exquise
Reynaldo Haln
Brittany
tHaydn, T Ww Not How To Find the Spring’—Mrs Beach “Soft-Footed Snow'—Sigurd
Aidan Craugn
Social items honor Mrs. Ames and spring gatherings in Atlanta
Numerous society notes detail Mrs. Charles Gordon Ames of Boston being honored at a West End reception. Luncheon host Prim's guests include Mrs. Warren Candler and Mrs. Fitz Hugh Knox. Various meetings and visits follow, with arrivals from Florida, Montgomery, and Savannah, plus births and travels of local families and members of social circles.
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Ames
Charles Gordon Ames
Boston
Mags
W. M. Francis
West Nd
Maseacluisetts
Hiss Prim
Sam
Prim
Inman Park
Warren Candler
J.B. Brooke
Fitz Hugh Knox
Werkes
Howard Cornelius
B. M. Woolley
W. W. Landrum
John R. Wilkinson
Joseph Greefield
E. F. Blodgett
John Canninsham
Ladies Club Meeting Notes Mention Guests and Hostesses
Punch was served by Mrs. G L Wells in compliment to Mrs. John Upshaw. Several ladies joined the club including guests. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. W E Darden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G .L. Wells
John Upshaw
Sackwell
W. E. Darden
The Kryptok Invisible Bifocal Advertisement
An advertisement touts The Most Dressy Glass Kryptok Invisible Bifocal combining fur and near vision in one seamless lens. It claims others show visible divisions and collect dirt, while Kryptok is unnoticeable. L Moore & Sons, sale manufacturers for Grorma, 42 Broad Street, Prudential Building.
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Jnc. L. Moore & Sons
Grorma
Broad Street
Prudential Bullenng
Social scenes and visits fill Covington week
Mrs Mamie H Tertem leaves for Atlanta for a week visiting friends and relatives. Miss Madge Tenrell of Sharter college joins later. Mrs John B Davis will attend the Home Mission Society meeting in Lithonia. Several residents host and visit, including Miss Jule Trippe and Miss Edna Taylor returning from cities, and new members welcomed to the Woman's Club.
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Mamie H. Tertem
Atlanta
Madge Tenrell
Sharter_college
John B. Davis
Home Mission Society
Lithonia
Ars
James W Harms
James W. Jr
Athens
North Newton
Goak
Colin Upshaw
Nelle Upshaw
Charles A. Seclewell
L. A.merl
John A. Barclay
Clara Mae Wynn
Mins
Essie Jordan
Ane Juantis
Atvanta
Wille Cook
Albany
John Upshaw
Opati
B. W. Godfrey
Hannie Callaway
Jack Swann
Cotimne Davis
Rocky Plains
Charles Lockwell
Eugene R. Pendleton
Pearl Reln
Gossip at the Capitol and bonds in Georgia pension plan
A public spirited citizen funds the $17,000 in unpaid Georgia pensions via bank on deposit and state warrants to be issued by Governor Terrell and Pension Commissioner Ling. The money will be paid by checks on the treasury and repaid when the legislature appropriates funds in June. The donor’s identity remains confidential as a Confederate veteran. Also reported is a plan to establish a new agricultural school at Euharlee in Bartow County, adjoining the high school, with a 30 acre tract to be purchased and work to begin in the fall. Merritt and Terrell praised the initiative.
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Atlanta
Terrell
Lingsay
Merritt
Huhariee
Bartow County
H. H. Milam
M. C. Nelson
G. Dad
Buhariee Farmers’ Club
Euharfee
County prison board to hear commutations and fund cases
The Georgia prison commission will convene tomorrow afternoon to consider petitions including a request to commute Burrell Patterson’s murder sentence to life in imprisonment. The panel will review Wade Berry’s death, Oxley’s guard shooting, A J Blunkett’s liquor sentence, and an Italian vagrant known as Ady Greer. Senator Benton Odum visited the camp yesterday, praised by lawmakers and capitol staff.
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Burrell Patterson
Heard County
Guily
Wade Berry
Bibb County
Oxley
Warden Moors
A. J. Blunkett
Butts County
Butts
Plunket
Carroll County
South Georgia
Ady Greer
Jordan Touring Carolina Meets With Farmers in Force
Hon Harvie Jordan president of the Southern Cotton Association tours South Carolina delivering talks at Lancaster Chester and Florence. Farmers attend in force and the meetings are well received. John Upshur dismissed chief clerk to the state corporation commission was removed from service today in Richmond after a legislative inquiry.
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Columbia
D. C
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Lancaster
Chester
Florence
Had Ofth Association
John Upshur
Richmond
John A. Upshur
State Corporation Commission
Freight Movement on Isthmus Cables Satisfactory Says Chief Engineer
Chief Engineer Stevens reports from Panama via cablegram to the Isthmian canal commission that the freight situation on the isthmus is satisfactory. He notes a total of 7,700 tons in all directions to and from the Atlantic and Pacific, indicating adequate movement.
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Isthmus
Washington
Stevens
Panama
Isthmian Canal Commission
Atlantic and
Pacific
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Sarah Sheridan
Ernoon
Biss Brown
J. Fowler Richardson
Zoenitel-Queienstein
Cuba
Miss Brown
Detshuuly
Desovens
Gedard
Blisses Bran
Wille
Rosamonde
Chaminade
Ethel Jones
Mary Carson
J. Lowry Dale
W. P. Hunter
Immaculate Conception Church
Mary Madden
Rossini
Gounod
W.K. Baysford
Tlliam Carl
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Agnes Scott Institute
Nel Thompson
Miss Anderson
Florida
Emma Yerry Pollard
Land of Flowers
New Republic
Colen
R. Robert Armour
New York
Oscar Sanger
Beng
Mus
Lowsdes
Lowe Spondler
Mer
Don Pasquale
Cas
Acania
Miss Neilsen
Louish Doole
T 2
Alice Neilsen
Jonesboro, GA
J P Moore
Bursangham
James P. Moore
J W Cousins
RC Cousins
Inwinlon
George Harper
Charleston
Mof Harper
Ruby Mann
Jonesbare
Hanna
Jackson
Garries Norine Cooper
Commerse
Wee Archer
Jacksenile
Hantia
Mallatt
Jonesbury
Circle
Mis
Gertrude Corrigan
East Fair Street
Daughters of the American Revolution
Thomas H. Morgan
Peachtree
Rebekah Dodge No
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Wil
John W. Harper
Grace Harper
L. J. Armsden
Harper
Estelle Stewart
Alex B. Garland
H. E. Harmen
Montgomery
Margery Prentiss
Bronk
Eloise Stewart
Jacsonville
Emma B. Sharpe
Knox
Ashley Horne
Clayton
N.c
George L. Walker
Washington Street
Monte Gibson
City
Quincy
Fla
Will Norwood
Jack Dobbs
Greenville
Frances Adams
Greensboro
Leda Jernigan
George J. Stanley
Miss Stanley
East Hills Street
T DeLameter
Dorothy Lewis
DeLameter
Lucy Emily Lewis
Jack Cuher
James Arthur Manning
WB. Manning
Merritts Avenue
Carrol, Jr
Mae McDonald
John Lyons
Saannah
Nichols
The
Savoy
Marie Towise Mytick
Americus
Albert Howell
Anita Puinizy
Augusta
Hdna Rogers
Jesse Wilkes
Miss Hattie Around
Ddcksonvale
Pla
Georgia
Ivy Street
Pure Milk & Food Company
Vy Street
Benish
Meyer
Hagan & Dodd Co
Atlanta, Ga
Selma, Ala
Yours Truly
Whitshall
Edene
Anthony
William Troy Bivings
Miss Randall
Clonel
James D
Helen Earle
William Randall
Adams
Troy Bivings
Ar Grace
New York City
Ucovington, GA
I_avery
Nick
Italan
Long
Carreillan
Benton Odum
Ninth George
Senator Odum
Senate
Capitol
State House
Stark & Morgan, Tailors
North Broad Street
Empire Building
Jordan
Carolina
Kent Light
Lindsay
Rome
Kent Light House
Viaduct Place
Emory-Steiner
J. W. Otto
Johns Co
N. Pryor
Candler Building
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