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June 13, 1909
The Caucasian
Shreveport, Caddo County, Louisiana
What is this article about?
Miss Mary Cawein, a beautiful young woman from a prominent Louisville, Kentucky family, debuts musically in New York and plans to study grand opera abroad for two years, with predictions of a successful career.
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Woman
Features in this Column:
Kentucky Belle In Opera
First Club of the Sex
Only Woman "Fellow"
Miss Mary Cawein, an acknowledged beauty of the south, connected with one of the old families of Kentucky, will study for grand opera abroad for the next two years. She has just made her first appearance in New York city at a musicale given in the ballroom of the Plaza hotel. At home Miss Cawein is a local celebrity in musical as well as social circles. Kentucky is famous for its attractive women, and to be named as one of the most attractive is a rare distinction, and it is possessed by Miss Cawein. She is the daughter of William and Christiana Cawein of Louisville. Her cousin, Madison Julius Cawein, is a poet and novelist of reputation in the literary world. While Miss Cawein is well qualified to fill any social position with credit and has many admirers, she has selected grand opera as a profession. Those qualified as judges of musical talent predict for the young beauty a successful career.
MISS MARY CAWEIN.
Features in this Column:
Kentucky Belle In Opera
First Club of the Sex
Only Woman "Fellow"
Miss Mary Cawein, an acknowledged beauty of the south, connected with one of the old families of Kentucky, will study for grand opera abroad for the next two years. She has just made her first appearance in New York city at a musicale given in the ballroom of the Plaza hotel. At home Miss Cawein is a local celebrity in musical as well as social circles. Kentucky is famous for its attractive women, and to be named as one of the most attractive is a rare distinction, and it is possessed by Miss Cawein. She is the daughter of William and Christiana Cawein of Louisville. Her cousin, Madison Julius Cawein, is a poet and novelist of reputation in the literary world. While Miss Cawein is well qualified to fill any social position with credit and has many admirers, she has selected grand opera as a profession. Those qualified as judges of musical talent predict for the young beauty a successful career.
MISS MARY CAWEIN.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
Prodigy
Personal Triumph
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
Family
What keywords are associated?
Grand Opera
Kentucky Beauty
Musical Debut
Family Legacy
Social Celebrity
What entities or persons were involved?
Miss Mary Cawein
William Cawein
Christiana Cawein
Madison Julius Cawein
Where did it happen?
Louisville, Kentucky; New York City
Story Details
Key Persons
Miss Mary Cawein
William Cawein
Christiana Cawein
Madison Julius Cawein
Location
Louisville, Kentucky; New York City
Story Details
Miss Mary Cawein, daughter of William and Christiana Cawein of Louisville, Kentucky, and cousin to poet Madison Julius Cawein, debuts at a New York musicale and plans to study grand opera abroad for two years, predicted to have a successful career despite social prospects.