Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-28

The Atlanta Conservatory Of Music
and OratVy invites the public to a
recital to be given by the piano pupils
from the class Of Mrs Lottie Gray
! Browne, assisted by pupils from the
violin and oratory departments. next
| Friday night at 8:15 o'clock in Gable
hall.
Interesting literary and musical pro-
grams. followed by pleasant social
/ hours were given by members Of the
| literary clubs of Cox college on Sat
! urday evening The meeting OF the
! Philologians was in the form of a must
ca and the Sidney Lanier program con-
| sisted Of essays on Laniers works and
! reading Of his poems. Young women
| who took part in the Philologian pro-
| gram were Misses Lois Arnold, Jennie
| Phillips, Helen Martin, Montine VII
! liams. Eva Fur, Melrose Green. Mar
guorite Edwards and Nell Zipperer
| Members of the Sidney Lanier club
! whose names appeared on the program
were Misses Della GIausier Lucille Nc
Whorter, Julia Harris. VERNE Mcmillan
] and Bessie Mae Daniel
! Interesting talks have been made
during the past week at chapel exer-
! cises by Dr. William Russell owen Or.
/ A. r. OKeIly Fritz Rauschenberg,
! President Cox and Rev. Julien S. Rodg-
ers. The chapel exercises are made
most interesting for the students by
| helpful addresses given by prominent
men Of Atlanta, Ga, and the South, and
| by short musical programs by members
! Of the Conservatory faculty.
An enjoyable musical event OF last
evening was the organ recital given by
| Mrs. Sallie Cox Stanton in compliment
to the boarding students and faculty
Mrs. Stanton is widely known over the
South as a musician Of note and she
! is adding much to the social and music
al life of the school
The cantata, "Olivet to Calvary"
which will be rendered at Park Street
! Methodist church, in West End Thurs
| day evening, at s o'clock, by the choir
of the First Baptist church, will be of
great interest to all lovers of sacred
music The concert is for the benefit of
| the Park Street church organ fund
| The Newman club, an organization in
Guiding a group of young Atlanta ma
! irons formerly residents OF Newman,
will sponsor an entertainment to be
| given Thursday evening at the home
OF Mrs Arnold Broyles the proceeds to
go toward the scholarship fund Of the
! club or toward some civic Improvement
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! Townsend's voice class will be heard
at the recital. these members being Mrs,
! Mike Powell, Mrs. Parrot, Mrs. Odom,
! Miss Neila Lou Walton and Miss Mary
Goodrum. They will be assisted by
Miss Anna Hunt, violinist.
A delightful evenings entertainment
has been arranged to be given at the
| Unitarian church Friday evening at s
! o'clock, I'm which Miss Barili will give
a number of select costume readings
and Miss Ruth Oppenheim. assisted at
the piano by Mr. Gerard Theirs, Will
give two soprano numbers.
The program follows:
William Jinkins Bryan Snow" "Why
the Frog Has no Tail" Joel Chandler
Harrls-Miss Barlli.
The Russian Nightingale" Alabeiff
Miss Oppenhelm.
AN Italian King" Between Two
Loves" "A New Patriot"--Miss Barili.
Song of the Swallows" Del Acqua-
Miss Oppenheim.
Getting Ready for School," Since
VIII Turned. Into Boy" "A Child's
Bears" "Joe's Crime" Elmer Brown"
The old Hay Now" Some Scattering
Remarks of Bulbs" James Whitcomb
Riley-Miss Barln
", The Atlanta Art association will hold
a regular monthly meeting tomorrow
morning at II o'clock at the Carnegie
library.
Mrs. John Marshall Slaton will be the
reader at a musical entertainment to be
given tomorrow night at Trinity church
when Liza Lehmann's Alice in Won
derland" will be presented. Mr.. Charles
Sheldon Will be the organist for the oc-
casion and the church choir will sing.
The Ladies Altar Society of the Sa-
cred Heart Church will give musica.
at the residence of Mrs. John Mecaslin
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