Social and Personal Notes Active Week of Visitors
Mrs. John Stillwell and baby returned to Paullina after visiting her parents. Many residents journeyed to Boone for the WWC T U convention while others returned from visits in Humboldt Sioux Rapids Des Moines and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stillwell
Baby
Jane Cole
Paullina
Dunning
Mrs. Cagwin
Boone
Cagwin
Alvin Cole
Florence
Marshalltown
Arthur Johnson
Albcin
R. A. Phillips
Mildred Herr
Humboldt
Loretta Williams
Sioux Rapids
Edith George
Ward Edwards
Jennie Fleckinger
Shenandoah
E. L. Carter
Fay Carr
George Dixon
Chicago
F. E. Clark
W. T. Smith
Carrie Tallman
Nevada
Hanams Mill
Elmer Banks
Despines
Ccrapier
Ben Spillman
Pella
Dr. Christ Home
Hilda Orland
Eagle Grove
Julia Spangler
Des Moines
Ed. Proper
Datus
Cecil Alexander
Fairfield
McConnell
Bert Cramblil
Lake Okoboji
Brandt
Geneva
Nebraska
Minnie Smith
Missouri Valley
Ed. Wilson
Auburn
Kittie Howard
Henry Wilson
Paxton
Elmer Coffin
Gilbert
Embree
Pauline Peck
Halem
Myrtle Coleman
Mitchell, South Dakota
Wm. Clark
Miller
North Dakota
Adams Hall
Charles Loving
Hazel
Marie
Dinsmore
Lula Gray
Harris of
Leon
William Thompson
Miss Griggs
Algona
J. W. Griggs
Wheeler
McGuire
Wilson
Bessie Gray
C. C. C. College
R. M. Dungan
Webster City
H. D. Williams
Hopius
Peck
Mrs. Tennant of
City
Miss Hail
Method in Housekeeping: An Expedient Which Saves Repeating Orders
The article discusses a modern woman rejecting the idea that housework is endless. She avoids excess bric-a-brac and adopts labor saving devices to reclaim time. It highlights shifting domestic priorities from traditional roles to efficiency and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Allison
Social calendar and details for P. E. O. and clubs
The P. E. O. opens with Mrs. Hollingsworth at the first meeting next Tuesday hosted by Mrs. Curtiss. Nonpareil and Ames Book and Basket clubs outline yearly programs, calendars, officers, and sample programs, with dates from September to June, plus notes on senior members and social events at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie 8. Hollingsworth
Des Moines
Iowa Grand Chapter
Curtiss
Boyd
Semmons
Gibson
Ames Book and Basket Club
Judisch
Giotto di Bondone
J. G. Tilden
Munn
Fra Giovanni Angelic
Gentile da Fabriano
Pratt
Proctor
Social
Mesdames Smith
Dodds
Rich
Lee
Benozzo Gozzoli
L. C. Tilden
Filippino Lippi
Harriman
Sowers
Sandro Botticelli
Smith
Melozzo da Forli
Pietro Perugino
Carlo Crivelli
Giovanni Bellini
Vittore Carpaccio
Hultz
Ardea del Sarto
Linebaugh
Bartolommeo
Miss Witter
Sowers and
Michael Angelo Buonarroti
Smith Raphael Sanzio
Leonardo da Vinci
Correggio
Prall
Giorgione
Tintoretto
Mesdmael Linebaugh
Galen
Tilden
Paolo Veroness
George Hultz
John
Jessie S. Hollingsworth
Olive W. Curtiss
Chapter AA
Judisoh
Queen Victoria
Emma Lee
Victoria
Alice Marston
Ruth Tilden
Budd
Barrett
King
Knapp
Placeway
Wilson
E. W. Stan
Hamilton
Carles Dickens
Charles Dickens
Minnie Potter
Dickens
Elizabeth Maclean
Dombey & Son
Lillian Judisoh
Coffin
Yellowstone Park
R. C. Barrett
Stanton
Storms
Cessna
Newens
Noble
Pammel
Cora B. Noble
Marie Harriman
Maria Roberts
Solo
Miss Cairns
Bosworth
Sheldon
Walkey
Nell M. Bosworth
Ruth Morrison
Ina Tilden
Greeley
P. E
Constitution
Martha Wilson
Judison
Washington
C. G. Lee
Lincoln
Herman Knapp
Jennie McElyen Beyer
Westerman
Duncan
Bennett
McCarthy
Sterepticon
Prof
A. Marston
Beyer
McKay
Julia Ward Howe
Linn C. Adams
Gail Hamilton
Frances E. Willard
Mary A. Livermore
Cairnes
Lucretia Mott
Dengler
Sarah McElyea
Embree
Iowa State College
Martin
P. BE. O. A . Society
Sarah Bigelow
Seattle
Clara Culbertson
Fairfield
Iowa
Margaret Gilbert
Santiago
California
Margaret Hodson
Kate Cavell
Newton
Agnes Eckles
Columbia
Missouri
Margaret Hamilton
Pueblo
Colorado
Mary Raynor
Belle F. Edgett
Homer
New York
Lydia C. Tilden
Cora Barclay Noble
Jennie Morrison Beyer
Anna Sackett Rich
Alma Hamilton
Etta May Budd
Lovie W. Storms
Mary McD. Knapp
Janet D. Barnett
Lina EB. King
Frances Cairns
Sarah Westerman
Belle Coffin
Old Fashioned Furniture Craze Still Strong in Antiques
The piece notes rising prices for old mahogany and steady dealer demand for old pieces. It describes remaking in antique style by a New York interior decorator, highlighting a bureau with twisted columns, a bed, plain blue walls, old prints, and a colonial gilt mirror in a richly old fashioned room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
RB DE LA Baume
Athletic Women Crowd Wheat Cutting Contest Victory
A wheat cutting contest in Vologda awarded a 23-dollar prize from the governor to the two most expert cutters. Two sturdy young women outperformed all male competitors. The piece notes England’s athletic girl replacing weak heroines, and cites changes in shoe and glove sizes due to healthful culture, with a remark on ruined men starting to borrow money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vologda
Proad
England
Origins of Finest Bank Note Paper From Crane Mills Dalton Mass
The Cranes founded a Dalton mill that makes U S green backs paper over a century. Zenas Crane started with rag shortages, urged Americans to supply rags, and began operations with four men two girls and a boy. The plant produced 100 pounds daily on hand molds. today output is many tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Dalton
Mass
United States
Zenas Crane
Boston
Berkshire
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Mrs. Manford Cooper
Mitchell South Dakota
This City
Charles Moses
Congregational Church
Ed. Rex Lawn
Myrtle Spangler
George
Kate Bourne
Florence Coe
Minneapolis
Genevieve Westerman
Spokane
Lova Sisson
Moberly
Grace Tinsley
Highland Park College
Jones
Onondaga Street
Mrs. Spratt
Bertha
Frank Fowler
Mrs. Alexander
Myrtle Fowler
W. J. Semmons
Mrs. Ellsworth
Dorothy Mead
A. F. Bowman
Jennie Christ
Orrie
Kittie Baughman
Grace Adams
Collins
Mrs. Kennedy
Viola McGrath
Miss van Camp
Dr. Christ
Capital
West
Estella McCormick
Florence Dunham
Ethel Brown
the Book and Basket Club
T. A. Dodds
George Judison
W. Rica
F. W. Linebaugh
M. K. Smith
John C. van Dyke
Stag Social
Margaret Hall
Success Magazine
Fea
Silk
Ames
Odd Fellows Elk
Ames, Iowa
J. J. Seerley
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
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