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Newspaper

Philadelphia Tribune

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1912

Page

3

Blind musician Mary's uplifting Richmond recital at First Baptist

Miss Mary L. Fitzhugh, a blind pianist and singer educated at the Mission School for the Blind, gave a noteworthy concert at the First Baptist Church Richmond on May 16. She performed operatic excerpts and readings in English and Italian, using braille for musical notation and delivering strong theatrical readings despite racial and physical barriers.

Richmond Mary L. Fitzhugh First Baptist Church South Ninth Mise Fitzbrugh Misson School For Fitzhugh Fame Hugh Mise Fitzhugh W. H. Peeaies Mre Bessie Kelkkse Tuskegee Jessie Big Dogs Esther Griffin The Palladium San Telegram Mary Fitzhugh Soie Windsor Decale Jane

Black Patti at Standard Theater in Jumpingland

Mme Sisseretta Jones and company perform a musical comedy at the Standard all week. A Central Africa setting features bright comedy and elaborate stage design. In the second act a Zambesi River village scene highlights the Gambulier voices with strong portrayal by Charles E. Bougin as the Ibe ev. Dr. Brown.

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People’s Chorus Elect Officers

The annual election of the People’s Choral Society was held last Monday night. Elected officers include William H. Rody as Recent Secres, Hylce Jacobs as Assistant Secretary, Alice Henrietta Morris as Financial Secretary, Mrs. M. Turner as Treasurer. Board of Directors include Mrs. Blanche Poole, Mrs. Mecerida Brooke, Miss Xelitt, Mrs. Katie Walker, Alexander Robinson, Joseph J. Merrill, W. J. Williams, with Alfred J. Hill as Musical Director.

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Society Notes From Wilmington May Gatherings

Wilmington Delaware May 28 report lists guests and visits across local families. D D Turner of Jersey guest of Mrs Benjamin and various Sunday gatherings include Mrs Anne of Conn Del Mr Thomas Le Odre Potter Chine Aran 75 Mason and others Octavia Ellis and son at 1200 Lombard Street en route home after commencement at Pennetown Miss Alberta Brown hosts Elmer Braton John Tilghman and others Mrs Caulk of West Chester attends with Joseph Messick and William Caulk guest of Sallie Bra on Sunday. J Wilson and Hannah mentioned as ill. A fundraising event for Knights funded by Rev James L Hubert with 619 W 7th Street agent reporting.

Wilmington Del D. D. Turner Jerseyy Benjamin James Hach Anne Con. del Thos le Odre Potter Chine Aran Eugene Me de Mason E. Bined Rah Mason Octavia Ellis Annie Crosby Lombard Street Pewninetowes Hettie Caulk Elmer Braton John Tilghman Alberta Brown West Chester Joseph Messick Liam Caulk Allen W. 7Th Street James L. Hubert New Castle A. M. Wee J. Wilson Hannah N The Knights

Memorial Sermon Draws Grand Army Men to Church

Rev. Dr Temple preached a memorial sermon to Grand Army men and Ladies Circle at a crowded Sunday service in Dover. Drs Moore Hollaway Sterritt from local churches attended as congregations gathered for the event and a platform meeting followed led by Rev Solomon Hudson.

Blecklins Sue Frank Smith Eighth Street Drs. Moore Shiloh Hollaway Ai Baptist J. A. Sterritt Aiery Baptist Church Dover Liel Tence Dr. Temple Grand Army

Protection for Women Group Appeals for Donations

The Association for the Protection of Colored Women requests support through the Philadelphia Tribune at 1508 NE Street. The group seeks contributions from all readers to fund its protective work.

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Women Business Leaders Featured In Special Edition

The Philadelphia Tribune announces a forthcoming women’s business supplement limited to female professionals. Applicants include notaries public, drag artists, dressmakers, hair specialists, and other trades. Interested women must send a card to the city editor at 717 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, with space constraints applying on a first-come basis.

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