Farewell Tea Honors Miss Letitia Eells Before Mexican Homeward Move
Sunday afternoon event hosted by Miss Letitia Eells and her mother Mrs. William Eells featured a farewell gathering with close friends including Betty Vogt Marcella Reidy Nathalie Alexandre Marjorie Stearns and others. The community news notes preparations for summer plans in Colorado and local Americanization efforts with Flag Day events and board meetings at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia Eells
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
William Eells
A. G. Simms
John F. Simms
Creighton Foraker
Malcom Long
Lee Farr
Joe Whitehouse
William Reardon
Will Arrive Today or Visit J M Reid in Albuquerque
Will arrive this morning to visit his son W C Reid and family at 010 West Tijeras avenue. Mrs Reid keeps homes in Dexter and Roswell with son R C Reid and family. University Heights First Presbyterian women host a tea at Mrs P W Hosher’s home with Dr Mrs Hugh Cooper and Mrs A NeGowan assisting.
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J. M. Reid
W. C Reid
West Tijeras Avenue
Mr. Reid
Dexter
R. C. Reid
Famly
Roswell
University Heights
First Presbyterian Church
P. W. Hosher
East Silver Avenue
Irs Hosher
Hugh Cooper
A. NeGowan
June Hardens
Helen Cain
Robbie
Dickie Shaffer
C. A. Hall
Blair
Hugh Cooper, Jr
Mac Arthur Savage Wedding Today
Miss Helen Elizabeth Mac Arthur and George W Savage wed at 4 30 this afternoon in the bride’s mother home. Rev Hugh A Cooper of the Presbyterian church conducts the service assisted by music from Mrs Grace Stortz McCanna and Mrs Allen Bruce. About 50 relatives will attend and the couple plan a month long western trip ending in Salt Lake City.
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Mac Arthur-Savage
Helen Elizabeth Mac Arthur
Archibalda Mac Arthur
George W. Savage
Hugh A. Cooper
Presbyterian Church
Grace Stortz McCanna
Allen Bruce
Charles Culpepper
Mr. Savage
Stuart MacArthur
Salt Lake City
Household Bints Menu Hint and Food Preparation Notes
Includes breakfast and dinner items such as breakfast cereal with cream, pineapple, coffee, vegetable pie with various vegetables, cheese patties, strawberry fluff pie, iced tea and coffee. Contains detailed recipes for vegetable pie crust and cheese patties, plus general fabric washing tips for silk linen cotton and summer wear.
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Wasar
Wedding Bells For Miss Eloise Boren and Groom Brown
The bride wore brown crepe de chine with heavy beading and carried ophelia roses as she stood with the groom before Rev. Bright for the ring service. Miss Eloise Boren sang At Dawning and Miss Doris Boren played Mendelssohn as the bridal party entered, with Miss Ava Pickey greeting guests upon arrival.
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Ed Pinney
B H. Calkins
M. W. Thompson
Frank Bowyer
Peter Cunningham
Frances L. Williams
Adelaide Wright
Wilson
Grigsby
Gwendolyn Grigsby
Jewell Nave
Lotta Newhall
Mary Louise Porter Returns Home to Charleston
Miss Mary Louise Porter leaves after a winter in the city to spend the summer in Charleston West Virginia. She is accompanied by her brother Lyman Porter and Mrs Porter during the stay. The Business and Professional Women's club meets at the Y M C A at 6 15 this evening for its regular session. Attendance for the Hi watha play at the Indian school will be discussed during dinner to allow timely travel to the school.
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East
Mary Louise Porter
Charleston
West Virginia
Lyman Porter
Mrs. Porter
Business and Professional Women's Club
Hiwatha
Florence Poyas Johnston Returns to City from California
Mrs. Florence Poyas Johnston, after months in California, arrived on the California limited train on Sunday for a visit with friends and relatives and to attend to business matters in the city.
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City
Florence Poyas Johnston
California
Visitor in City Leaves for California
Mrs. W. E. Berryhill formerly of this city now of El Paso Texas has been visiting here with old time friends for several days and left Monday for Long Beach California where she will spend the summer.
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Winn
Ada Pierce Winn
Silver City
Frank C. W. Pooler
Alvarado Grill
George Simms
E. L. Moulton
W. M. Connell
Erna Fargusson
Chicago
California
W. E. Berryhill
el Paso
Texas
Long Beach
Calif
Butch Foraker Leaves for Ruth Nevada to Join Nevada Consolidated
Butch Foraker has left his mother Mrs C M Foraker's home after weeks of visits and will join the Nevada Consolidated company in Ruth Nev. Mr and Mrs William Moer and their baby daughter traveled Sunday to Topeka Kansas where Mrs Myer will visit her parents for several weeks. Mr Myer continues east via Kansas City St Louis and other points to Birmingham Ala for the Travelers Protective association national convention early next week. He is with the Charles Ilfeld company and is serving his second term as president of the local association.
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Butch Foraker
C. M. Foraker
Ruth, Nev
Nevada Consolidated Company
William Moer
Topeka
Kans
Myer
Kansas City
St Louis
Birmingham
Ala
Travelers Protective Association
Charles Ilfeld Company
Ae Ee
The Cloud Rider thrills at Idea theater with Al Wilson
Al Wilson performs high altitude stunts in The Cloud Rider starting today at three days engagement. He hops around on a plane three thousand feet up and evades death with a grin. The act promises to thrill even the thrill-proof spectators.
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Idea
al Wilson
Adv
Men Grow Into Big Jobs in Akron Echoes
A brief Akron Beacon Journal item reflects on men maturing into responsibilities, noting growth beyond mere appearances and the reach of ambition in everyday careers.
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wAkron Beacon-Journal
Consistency Shapes Taste in Home Furnishings
The piece argues that consistency between home style and income yields true taste. It contrasts lavish, showy items with modest, artistic furnishings aligning with the owner's lifestyle, claiming such harmony signals independence and refined appreciation.
Kiddies Evening Story Evening Primrose Narrative
A lyrical piece describes twilight as the sun sets in glory and evening arrives. The countryside cools with violet hues and shutters the day while moths awaken and primroses release a fragrant feast as night birds begin their activity.
Calotabs Named Better Calomel Replacement
Advert reads Calotabs as a modern liver purifier replacing old style calomel. It claims no nausea, no salts, no griping, and a morning energy boost after a single tablet at bedtime. Available in marked packages priced ten and thirty five cents with a money back guarantee.
Socorro State Bank Fails. Depositors Loom Losses
The Socorro State Bank closed at noon Saturday and did not reopen Monday amid reports of a weakened condition. A $35,000 withdrawal by Empire Zine Co of New York helped undermine confidence, with state bonds cited as another factor. Officers resigned earlier in the month and new ones were named, including George Cook as vice president and Jake Stapleton as cashier. The bank reported $187,778.95 in demand deposits and $154,950.11 in time deposits on its last examiner’s report. State Bank Examiner H P Sundeggs is overseeing the situation.
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Socorro
Empire Zine Company
New York
S. M. Long
Long
San Diego
Calif
George Cook
Jake Stapleton
State Bank
H. P. Saundegs
Evening Primroses Love The Night In Quiet Banquets
A lyrical scene describes evening primroses that bloom in the night enjoying the air, moths as guests, and scented banquets under moonlight. The flowers prefer dusk over daylight, with gentle activity and hospitable petals sheltering night creatures.
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Western Newspaper Union
Smothering Angel ends with Reed choosing duty over love
Reed Harding ignores matrimony advice and marries Dorothy Drayton. Dorothy’s love and Margaret’s aid drive Reed into professional strain and emotional conflict. Dorothy’s return, rumored infidelity, and Reed’s fatigue push him toward Margaret, though Dorothy seeks forgiveness and a possible reunion as Reed flees for resolution.
Reed's Dilemma Over Dorothy and Margaret
Reed wrestles with love and obligation after Dorothy returns. He contemplates confessing his entanglement with Margaret and risking Dorothy's departure, while fearing Dorothy will stay or leave based on his work and his feelings. He recalls the failed interview and the weight of choosing between two women.
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Reed
Bob
Bob Harris
Dorothy
Margaret Reed
Margaret
Maragret
Difference Between Best Girl and a Sweetie
Quote from Birmingham News notes that a best girl does not view a man as a meal ticket, contrasting genuine affection with material expectations. The remark highlights social attitudes toward dating and value.
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Birmingham News
Boston Revival of Friendly Enemies Stars Lew Fields
Boston theatergoers recall Lew Fields played Carl Pfeiffer when Friendly Enemies toured the city. The play, then in New York with Louis Mann and Sam Bernard, moved road companies here as Weber and Fields briefly did not appear together. Fields joins the Boston cast and later co stars with Weber in the film adaptation directed by George Melford. The screen version, adapted by Alfred Cohn and Josephine Quirk, features Lucille Lee Stewart Virginia Brown Faire Jack Mulhall Eugene Besserer and others.
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Boston
Aaron Hoffman
Samuel Shipman
Sam Bernard
Carl Pfeiffer
Lew Fields
New York
Louis Mann
Weber
Fields
Alfred Cohn
Josephine Quirk
Edward Belasco Productions, Inc
George Melford
Lucille Lee Stewart
Virginia Brown Faire
Jack Mulhall
Eugene Besserer
Adv
Calamity howler noted for scarce blisters in Illinois Journal
The Illinois State Journal remarks on a notorious calamity figure who shows few blisters as he travels. The piece contrasts expected marks with his unusually calm demeanor, hinting at a broader character study within a brief column.
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Illinois State Journal
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