Many Musicals Promised in Philadelphia Season
The fall and coming season promise abundant musical attractions. Mme EB Agalia Hackley, now director of the Normal Vocal Institute in Chicago, will present a program at Musical Fund Hall mid October for Philadelphians. Deacon Johnson of Clef Club plans a November appearance. James Reese Europe hopes to tour Tempo Club in New York and visit Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Concert Orchestra with E Gilbert Arneson envisions a major event at the Academy or Metropolitan Opera House. J Rosamond Johnson of the Music School Settlement plans a recital with Miss Ethel Richardson and a program of original works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Agalia Hackley
Normal Vocal Institute
Calumet Avenue
Chicago
Musical Fund Hall
Clef Club
James Reese
Europe
Tempo Club
New York City
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Concert Orchestra
E. Gilbert Arneson
Academy
Metropo Opera House
J. Rosamondohnson
Music School Settlement
New York
Ethel Richardson
Frank Damroch Institute of Musical Art
Musical season promises rich interest for city lovers
The coming season of compositions is set to captivate music lovers in the city, with expectations of notable performances and refined programming that should elevate the season beyond the ordinary.
Gibson's New Standard Theatre Shows and Acts Review
The Gibson's New Standard Theatre presents the Kanazawa Royal Japs performing gravity defying feats and juggling. Sweetie May, Billy Young, and Anita Bush Stock Company cast strengthen the program with vaudeville acts, dancers Joe Winn and Carrie Nugent, and a lively Steve Bam musical revue titled Steves Return from College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson's
Standard Theatre
Alonzo Fennderson
Anita Bush Stock Company
Golden Heart
Fenderson
Frank Brown
Doctor
Ollie Burgoyne
Allyce LaRue
Johnnie Woods
Little Henry
Joe Winn
Carrie Nugent
Half Moon
Ball
Jack
Charlie Chaplin
Buzz
Steves
Collge
Steve Bam
Sweetie May
Daisy Baldwin
Wildwood Notes Preserve Community Ties and Events
Wildwood church gatherings and social notices highlight a busy period with fund drives, picnics, and sermons. Dozens of residents, including Rev. A L McWade and Mrs. Virginia Billups, are referenced in visits, travels, and church activities across Wildwood Asbury Park and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
N. J
Beale
Asbury Park
John Willis
Atlantic City
V. Walker
Virginia Billups
Roxboro
Julia Billups
Ardmore
A. L. McWade
Crawley
Asbury A. M. E
John Johnson
Pauls
Hensley
Thus
Stewards
Ladies Aid
Chanie
Mary Simms
J. H. White
EU- Baptist Church
J. H. Tite
J. T. Cooper
John Vance
Hand Avenue
Vance
Wedding Unites Edith Sordon and John Pratt at Riverton
In Riverton New Jersey on June 15 a wedding joined Miss Edith Sordon and Mr John Pratt at the Conwell home Arch Street Palmyra Rev Moseley of Camden officiated. Attendants included Misses Viola Austain Josephine Denby Elsie Pratt May Pratt Bessie Sordon Sarah Ordon Lydia Sordon and Catharine Ray among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbrerten
N. J
Conwells
Arch Street
Palmyra
Edith Sordon
John Pratt
Rev. Moseley
Camden
Viola Austain
Josephine Denby
Elsie Pratt
May Pratt
May
Bessie Sordon
Sarah Ordon
McKim
Allen French
Sarah Sordon
Lydia Sordon
Berthe Pratt
Howard Pratt
Howard Conwell
Mosse
Mary Pratt
Catharine Ray
H. Mattis
Riverton
Helen Craig
Marriage of Willie Savage to Clarence Folks in Riverton
The ceremony united Miss Willie Savage of Wattsville Virginia with Mr. Clarence Folks of Riverton New Jersey on Wednesday evening June 21. The couple will reside at 304 Penn Street Riverton NJ after July 1 following a residence with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Oliver
NT Geoil Street
West Philadelphia
Willie Savage
Josephine Harmon
Wattsville
Clarence Folks
Harvey Folks
Riverton
N. J
Macedonian Baptist Church Opens Season in Cape May
The Macedonian Baptist Church held its first service of the season at the Tabernacle with Pastor Matthews preaching on Lost Opportunities. Several families and visitors arrive for the summer, with Mrs. Satterfield baptized in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape May
N. J
The
Macedonian Baptist Church
Tabernacle
Matthews
A. R. Satterfield
Shiloh Church
Philadelphia
Moses Wilson
Bordentown School
Satterfield
Charles B. Turner
Lafayette Street
Annie Counter
Herbert Jones
Washington, DC
Cape Ay
Weather
Keene
Maple Grove
Maggie Lawton
Trusty
Providence
R. I
Laws
W. P. Bailey
E. R. Tillman
John F. Williams
Blanche M. Williams
Poplar Street
M. T. Hunt
Wildwood
Camden Notes Highlight Church Growth And Community Events
Camden brief highlights rapid strides at Ferry Avenue M. E. Church after Rev. Parker’s return. Mortgage paid off and mortgage burning planned as 100 plus ward youths join, led by Mrs. E. W. Brown. Activities include May Queen Festival by 35 girls and Troop 19 BSA anniversary with songs, drills, and speeches. Also reports baptisms, local appointments, sales, a Shibe Park game ticket issue, and social happenings around Kaighn avenue and Wesley Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
E. O. Parker
Ferry Avenue M. E
Chas. Nelson
St. Michael and All Angels Church
West Philadelphia
Harewood
St. Augustines P. E. Church
Dr. White
C. T. Branch
Chas. Fergerson
al. Spriddie
Bennett
St. Augustines P. E
H. H. Thompson
Arthur Avery
Kaighn Avenue Baptist Church
Shibe Park
Boy Scouts
Camden County
Wesley A M. E. Zion Church
J. R. White
Parker
Watts
Cox Bennett
Skinner
Ben. Pardell
Robt. Whitney
Syracuse
Dun Streets
W. Saunders
So. 9Th Street
Chas. Ferguson
Cape May
Kaighn Avenue
Ethel Taylor
2Nd Street
Moving Pictures
Chascore
Allen Washington
Samuel Conwell
Riverton
F. S. Cox
Macedonia A. M. E
Spruce Street
Oscar Atkins
Howard University
Pittsburgh
Lelia Richardson
Pensauken Briefs Reflect Community Meeting and Local Events
Sunday marked Pensauken New Jersey first quarterly meeting with sermons by presiding elder Cooper and Rev Newly of Mt. Laurel. A. M. E. Choir from Camden performed, and worshipers from Wrightsville Lawnside and Camden joined. The B A A defeated West End Giants 21 to 15 at Palmyra. Various guests from Philadelphia Camden Lawnside Moorestown and Merchantville attended parties and visits throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Camden
Mary Gibson
West End Giants
Palmyra
Frank Wilson
Philadelphia
Mary Rat
Lawnside
Louisa Collins
Carrie
George
William Collins
Isaac Thomas
Viola Carpenter
Alfred
John Jacob
Lillian Anderson
William Sordon
Thos. Coles
Herbert Smith
Cockeysville
Sagamore
Maxwell Dorsey
Emma
Ernest Adams
John Richard Porks
Robert Smith
Ellen Dorsey
Pensauken
Moorestown
Howard Amos
Samuel Holmes
Sinnora Holland
Merchantville
Clara Deshields
Ester Deshields
Fannie Wallace
Jas
Singer
Wrightsville
Howard Brown
Victoria Thomas
Simon Polk
Alfred Polk
Georgiana White
Louisa Jones
Elizabeth Smiley
Loraine Smiley
Atlantic City
Cooper
Riverton
Gibson
Susan Wood
Rebecca Steward
Ida [Enson
Westly Brown
Martha Amos
Beverly Browns
Beverly
Davis
Francis Wilson
Weekend Social Roundup in Woodbury N J
Woodbury residents and visitors shared a Sunday of gatherings at Fairmount and Goolside Parks. Highlights include birthday luncheon for Ella Long with twelve guests and social visits by Miss Viola Wilson and Chester Blake Peete, Miss May Blake with Hazel Calvery, and other local pairs dining and entertaining at homes and Spring Lake Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
N. J
Hilligs
Robert Mason
Viola Clements
Lille Mason
Johner
Fairmount and
Goolside Parks
Gertrude Opher
Mamie Hopkins
Cape May
Julia Fisher
Pinkins
J. H. Howard
A May Hawkins
West Chester
J. W. Rowley
Viola Wilson
Chester Blake Peete
Eric Blake
Ella Long
Coles
J. Matthews
P. Astruder
Geo Calvery
Estella Briggs
G. Long
J. Rowley
Viola
E. M. Long
Oma Muse
Philadelphia
Claude Bean
May Blake
Hazel Calvery
Lawyer Rose
Wilmington
Del
Thomas Gilchrist
John Rowley
Jennie Wilson
Chester Blake
Barry
Blake
Bertha Payne
Glentina Ricco
Dora Frisbey
Anna Waples
Spring Lake Farm
Eve
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ole Oneaver
Deacon Johnson III
Deacon Johnson
Bellevue Straford Hotel
Gibson’s New Standard Theatre
New Jersey
Wildwood Gossip
Henry Holmes
Missouri
G. D. Bowden
Fred. Wilson
Eureka Baptist Church
Annie Addison
Hortense Madison
Madison
Ruth Timbers
Adirondack Mountains
Sophia Ford
Rer
Trenton
Burlington
ArnWermer
Annie Wright
Maria Dickson
Cora Bowman
Elzie
Ida Trotter
Chas. Long
Earl Willams
Maxfield
Trotter
Cora Moore
Fred Wilson
A. Brieffy
Washington
Gertrude Purnell
Abraham Whittington
Booker T. Washington Literary Society
Lillie Wall
Barrett
Messrs
Hol. Thompsn
Corbitt
Anzer Vieit Baptist Church
Notes
Camden Briefs
T. J. Blair
Temple Building
N. W. Cor
16Th & South St
Phila
Bell Phone
Dickinson
M. S. Jones
Bainbridge St
Jones
Mums
Bainbridge
Bourne’s Pharmacy
James F. Bourne
Arctic Ave
Russell
Madame A. I. Russell
South Street
Pensauken Briefs
Rybody
John H. Howard
Cummings
N. Darlington Street
Mrs. Connors
Welch Medicine Company
Chila
Georgia
E. Monroe
20Th Street
Philadeiwusa
Mig. Co
Mire
Chas. A. Bopkins
16Th St
P. H. Owens
Cheater
Owens School
P. H. Owens School OF Beauty
S. 17Th St
Kentucky Ave
Chester
Bell
Custon
V.V. May
C. J. Walker
Walnée
Hair Dresser
South Phone
Dickineon
Bainbridge Street
Locust
Ned
Woodbury Items
P. Douglass
Brown
Arch
Brown's Drug Store
10Th End Arch Streets
Mme. A. J. Peyton
School OF Beauty
Mme. C. J. Walker
Hair Street
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