Metropolitan Opera to perform seven grand operas in Atlanta week
The Metropolitan Opera Company, touted as the world’s greatest, will stage eight operas across seven performances at Atlanta’s Auditorium from April 22 to 27. Caruso returns to sing in three roles, with casts led by Gatti-Casazza and Sturani, featuring La Boheme, Aida, Il Trovatore, Cavalleria Rusticana, Pagliacci, Faust, and Tannhauser, plus Rigoletto.
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Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Atlanta
Gulo Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Enrico Caruso
Caruso
South
Metropolitan Opera Company
Gatti-Casazza
Verdi
Aida
Willam Hinshaw
Enrico Caruso Ramfis
Andrea de Segurola Amonasroe
Dinh Gilly
Angelo Bada
Leonora Sparkes
Lucia Fornaroli
Corps de Ballet
Giuseppe Sturani
Puccini
Rodolfo
Riccardo Martin Schaunard
Vincenzo Reschiglan Benoit
Paolo Ananian Mimi
Geraldine Farrar
Parpignolese
Pietro Audisio Marcello
Antonio Scotti Coline
Andrea de Segurola Alcindcoro
Antonio Pini
Corsi
Musetta
Bella Alten Sergente
Incenzo Reschiglan
Fernando Tanara
Mascagni’s
Opera
Cavalleria Rusticana
Santuzza
Johanna Gadski
Lola
Florente Wickham Turiddu
Carl Jern' Alfio
Vincenzo Reschiglian
Lucia
Marie Mattfeld
Leoncavallo
Pagliacci
Seeesseesees
Rigoletto
Gilly Gilda
Eeeesesees
Alma Gluck Sparafucile
Andrea de Segurola
Maddalena
Florence
Wickham
Giovanna
Emme Bornizggia Monteroneé
Paolo Ananian Marullo
Lodovico Sampier Borsa
Angelo Bada Ceprano
Incenzo Reschignan la Contessa
Emma Borniggia
Riccardo Martin
Rudolf
Shaunard
Marcel
Ollin
Bernard
Mimi
Musette
Parpignol
Alcindor
Paris
Turin
Garret
Colin
Seng
Social notes fill Columbus with club events and visitors
In Columbus Georgia on March 16 society circles showcased a busy calendar. Mrs Samuel Slater hosted the Fortnightly Club while Miss Lottie McEirey and Miss Maude Merritt highlighted sewing gatherings. Numerous guests from Atlanta to Chicago attended theater outings, dinners, and club meetings. The Columbus Enquirer Sun announced staff changes with Miss Cornelia Osburn taking over the social department, and many residents traveled to New York, Augusta, Fort Worth, and other cities for visits and hospitality.
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Columbus
Samuel Slater
Sher
Wynnton
Lottie McEirey
Maude Merritt
Clarkesville
Merritt
Robert & Farish
Madge Norwhan
William Morton
Annie McKinley
Marshall Wellborn
Miss Wellborn
MisacKinley
Miss Merritt
Lloyd Bowers
Lucy Watson
Cornelia Bacon Osburn
The
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Nina Halstead
van Marcus
Pauline “Marcus
Robert Washington
Atlanta
Dupont Kirven
Au-gusta
Goodrich
Connecticut
H. D. Curdis
Los Gatis
Cal
Dinglewood
Louise Scarborough
Jennie Wren Club
Richard Kirven
Molle.Clements
Florida
Social notes from Sandersville bridge party and visitors
Sandersville social scene features Miss Annie Wicker hosting a bridge party for Mrs. Mary G. Daniel of Atlanta with a salad course. Roanoke visitor Paddycord arrives. Brunswicks E H Hermann guests. Mrs. Edward Sheppard and Miss Paralu Sheppard hostesses. several residents attend spend-the-day gatherings, travels to New York markets, and visits from Atlanta and Baltimore guests.
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Annie Wicker
Bridge
Mary G. Daniel
At- Tanta
Roanoke
E. H. Hermann
Brunswick
George H. Mayo
Edward Sheppard
Paralu Sheppard
Fi W. Newman
Fi . Milas
Lucey
Phillips
New York
Selma
Turner
Bunkley
N. Lozier
Minerel
Blof
Visits and departures mark Georgia Florida trip notes
In Cave Spring Georgia Mrs J A Partridge departed Monday for an extended Florida tour. Mrs Kate Martin of Crawfordville visits Mrs H S Morris and Mrs J Boe Brown and children who had boarded with Miss Frances Harper have returned to Atlanta. C Cralaegh and Mrs TL Kennedy have returned to Knoxville after brief stays with acquaintances.
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J.A. Partridge
Florida
Kate Martin
Crawfordville
Morris
J Boe
Brown
Frances. Harper
Atlanta
C. Cralaegh Bai
TL. Kennédy
Knoxville
Mra
Social notes from Brunswick Georgia visitors and departures
In Brunswick and nearby cities a stream of visitors and travelers is noted. Residents Mrs. RR H Manser head to Bluefields Nicaragua for residence. guests include Mrs. W Ham from Cairo and Miss Annie Robinson in Jesup. Several families entertain relatives from Jacksonville Birmingham Savannah Atlanta and New York with visits and returns.
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RR. H. Manser
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Cairo
A .D. Gale
Fannie Smith
Macon
James V. Freeman
Little Sons
Jacksonville
Jack
Sonville
Thi City
Eli Vickers
Douglas
J. J. Vickers
W. I. Curry
Birmingham
Annie Robinson
L. Carter
Jesup
E. I. Coney
Lucy Morrell
Sylvania
E. Ho Hermann
Sandersville
S. W. Warden
New York
J. H. Whitmire
Janie Dart
WW. W. Sharpe
Waycross
T. J. McCall
Clarkson
Atlanta
Jennie Franklin
Savannah
Frank D. Aiken
J.C. Stites
Charleston
Henry Burgay
James W. Griffith
Nate MecWennon
Elberton Misses and Visitors Fill Local Social Scene
In Elberton Georgia a string of visits and greetings unfolds as residents greet relatives and friends from Savannah Charleston Decatur Stephens and Andersort. Mrs Minnie Carlton and Mr Carmel visit Miss Belle Burch while Mrs J N Rice and daughter visit Carlisle South Carolina. Nearby travelers include Mr and Mrs C E Fisher from Lavonia and Lucile and Leone Thornton at a country home near Doves Creek. Mrs Newton McN is visiting her brother in Savannah and Mamie Arnold of Stephens visits her daughter in Heardstreat. Mrs Herbert Whitehead of Sandy Cross visits her parents near Elberton. A Porter of Decatur visits mother N L Bailey. Hawes and Archer return from Atlanta. Colonel and Mrs J Mr Brown and daughter Varina of Anderson SC stay with P S J Bruce in Elberton after attending a Bible conference in Atlanta.
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Minnie Carlton
Carmel
Belle Burch
J. N. Rice
Mr. Rice
Carlisle
S.C
C. E. Fisher
Lavonia
Lucile
Leone Thornton
Doves Creek
Hawes
A.F. Archer
Atlanta
Mr. Brown
Varina
Andersort
Elberton
Lyerly GA Socials Hint at Town Gossip
Mr and Mrs Thad McKay spent Saturday in Rome. Mrs Henry Dover and relatives attended the Strain Gamble wedding in Calhoun. Rev and Mrs R A Cliett announce the birth of a son. Mrs W A Kinnebrew returned to Rome after a week with Gordon Wheeler and family. North Side Embroidery Club met with Mrs Shamibl in a casual, informal gathering.
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Gordon, Wheeler
Gordon Wheeler
Shamibl
Community Guests and Couple Wed in Mount Airy
Miss Kate Hall of Franklin New York guests sister Mrs W A McConnell Col John P Fort and family plan summer residence opening. Misses Traydee Johnson Emma McConnell Mrs Judson McConnell Helen Susan McConnell visit. Miss Caroline Thompson hosts Robert Thompson of Chicago. Miss W Cillie Blair and Judge Loudermilk wed at Blair home last week. Pearl Cash and Garnet Jenking wed at Cash home Sunday. Stella Ashbery of Clarkesville visits Margaret von Windegger. Mrs Ida Dorsey visits sister Mrs R S Saunders.
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Kate Hall
Franklin, N. Y
W. A. McConnell
John P. Fort
Traydee Johnson
Emma McConnell
Atlanta
Charles McConnell
Mount Airy
Judson McConnell
Helen
Susan McConnell
Clarkesville
Migg
Margaret von Windegger
Ida Dorsey
R. S&s Saunder
Local club meeting in Dawson library brings insight
The Wednesday Afternoon Club in Dawson held a productive session with a “Local Betterments Needed” note. Mrs. Walter A. Davidson, Mrs. K. S. Worthy, and Mrs. Allen Herrington led discussions on Civil War writers, cleaning up day, and school playgrounds, plus Edward Eggleston’s Hoosier Schoolmaster.
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Cambridge
Walter A. Davidson
K. S. Worthy
Allen Herrington
J. W. Patterson
Edward ‘Eggleston
Hoosier
Zueleita Clay
Cox College
Lillie Bradley
Buena Vista
John Ed Morris
Mercer Morris
Columbus
W. W.crewas
R. 2. Bell
Bowdon
D. C. Pickett
Dublin
W. A. Mclain
Dwight Johnson
Chicago
S . Sone
Lectures Highlight Joan of Arc Rights at College
Dr Owens pastor of Capitol Avenue Baptist Church Atlanta delivered Friday lecture on Joan of Arc The Legal Rights of Women The talk framed a contrast between eras and urged fresh study of women’s roles at the college auditorium Dean of Rome introduced the opening exercises
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Shorter College
Owens
Capitol Avenue Baptist Church
Atlanta
College Women Named To Student Government Board
Miss Louise Bennett Eva Phillips Nell Powell and Hettie Barton were chosen as members of the executive board of the Student Government Association. The honor is conferred by the students for excellent standing. The Saturday meeting of the Polyremian and Ennomian societies featured an impromptu debate. Dr Spilman spoke to Shorter students on Monday evening as the Southern Baptist Sunday school board representative. Several students and visitors are noted with weekend travels and visits to Atlanta Griffin and Agnes Scott.
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Louise’ Bennett
Eva Phillips
Nell Powell
Hettie Barton
Polyremian
Ennomian
Spilman
Southern Baptist Sunday School Board
Emily Harrison
Atlanta
Marjorie Hayes Walcott
Griffin
Vicis Mai Copeland
Melissa H. Davis
Brenau College
Marguerite Brewer
KR. W. Brittain
Florine Hardwick
Anne W. Rayner
Vera Kelley
Agnes Scott College
Local Social Notes Highlight Tifton Visits and Gatherings
Tifton society queries show Mrs. 5 L Layton of Pittsburg visiting her son Secretary H B Layton at Hotel Myon. Mrs. D J Rigeli of Milltown guests of cousin Mrs Walter Bates. Guests in Ashburn and Atlanta appearances feature Mrs Irma Murrow, Mrs W I Harman, and Mrs W M Thurman. A bridge party hosted by Mrs I B ONeal ends with a bonbon dish prize for Mrs Oscar Pate. A reception by Mrs Nichols Paterson honors Professor Pound and county teachers with yellow and white decorations and a full refreshments table.
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5. L. Layton
Pittsburg
H. B Layton
iMre
W. M. Thurman
J. L. Fields
I. B. O'Neal
Bridge Club
Oscar Pate
J. S. Charles
Greenville
5. C
W. A. Puckett
Tift Avenue
M. Garrett
Albany
J.M. Garrett
Bory
Nichols Paterson
Pound
Brittain
County
Tift
N. Peterson
John. Peterson
Hea Gm A
Social notes recount visits and events in Milledgeville
The column lists local social activity including visits by Mrs. James Ingram and Mrs. Patti Johnson Riley, theater trips to Macon to see Baby Mine, guest appearances by Miss Annie Myrick, and a planned European trip led by Professor J. C. Wardlaw. It notes union revival services led by Rev. Rank Wright Hall affecting social life, with residents traveling to nearby cities and hosting gatherings at homes of Mrs. J Pottle and Mrs. Henry Goodman.
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Dempsey
Savannah
James Ingram
Kate, Thrash
Nan Harkesdale
Scott Whiteker
Tha
EL. Martin
Macon
T A
Baby Mine
Grand Theater
Me A. McCrawe
Patti Johnson Riley
Atlanta
Dr. Harris
Annie. Myrick
Florida
L. H. Thomas Kay
Kate Spriin
Camden
Ala
T. F. Newell
Gertrude Bennett Doe
Jescue
Henry Goodman
Milledgeville
Europe
J. C. Wardlaw
Rank Wright Hall
Social notes from Carrollton and nearby towns
Mrs Sam Boykin travels to Washington for two weeks with Mrs Boykin. Miss Lucie Harris visits Washington Aunt Mrs Fannie Wallace. Ladies’ Domino Club hosts Miss Maggie Rogers with Miss J B Gamp winning silk stockings. Numerous visits span Atlanta Temple Jackson Panama Elberton Newnan Bowdon and Bowdon residents attend events and gatherings.
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Sam Boykin
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Boykin
John Appleton Mandeville
Baby
Atlanta
Tom Jones
Halcyon Club
J. B. Gamp
Helen Long
Minute Smith
Lucie Harris
Fannie Wallace
EE. G. Kramer
Ina McMachel
Jackson
Maggie Rogers
Ladies’ Domino Club
Steve Pace
Woman's Missionary Society
Rosa Eugenia Mandeville
Panama
S. O. King
Mra
Deve Powera
Louise Connell
Temple
Mary Thompson
Elberton
J. A. Thompsen
W. J. Stewart
J. D .Summers
Newnan
Jesse Blalock
Clarence Nichols
Evelyn Brown
Willia Brown
Bowdon
Robert Gailbreath
Berta Buford
Practical Typhoid Prevention in Yakima County
The Yakima county campaign against typhoid fever shows the need for a full-time expert health officer with adequate salary. A $5,000 per year salary is cited as the standard for effective local health leadership, underlining the value of national public health bureau aid to organize local efforts.
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United States
Yakima County
Washington
National Public Health Bureau
Congress
Plowing Declared Necessary by Captain Slade at 89
Columbus GeorgIa March 16 Special The Constitution reports Captain Jerry Slade Muscogee county's senior representative says must begin plowing Though he says he will not plow himself at 89 Slade remains active in gardening and local affairs He is a former two term mayor of Columbus and a veteran educator and legislator.
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Columbus
Gre
Jerry Slade
Muscogee County
Captain Slade
Health Questions and Politics in Public Life
An editorial note discusses health as a top qualification for public officials noting editors urge voters to demand support for public health measures from all levels. The piece cites a Chicago newspaper urging health matters deserve priority over other qualifications for aldermen and recalls health as a historically subordinate political factor.
Typhoid Work Shows Big Health Gains At Yakima
The article notes 160 men could be deployed for typhoid efforts if local officials cooperate, citing Yakima as a model where civil administration achieved an 87 percent reduction in typhoid fever in a 45 060 population. It compares this success to military camp efforts on the Mexican border and historic public health campaigns in San Francisco New Orleans and Cuba. The Journal of the American Medical Association endorses replicating Yakima county methods in other cities.
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Cumsden
Yakima
United States
Yakima County
San Francisco
New Orleans
Cuba
Panama
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Pleads for the Children in Georgia Poor Houses
An appeal by Pr Howard Crumffey urges removing children from Georgia poorhouses. It cites stories of rescued or adopted orphans, praises homes that took in three dying girls, and warns against placing sane children with vice. It calls for shifting orphans to orphanages, preventing further harm.
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Georgia
Howard Crumffey
Nazareth
Hi. M. Stanley
Earths
David Copperfield
Decatur
North Georgia
Milledgeville
New Public School Erected in Dalton Georgia
A new public school building on Fort Hill in Dalton, Georgia, overlooks the city and surrounding country with a magnificent view. The structure fronts the county courthouse and leads toward the temple of education, as the city advances its school system and facilities. The North Dalton administration reports the building and school system rapidly improving due to the new facilities.
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Dalton
Georgia
County
King
Temple of Justice
Temple of Education
Dalton Achoolbeya
Owith
Corala
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