Society Notes: Winter Gatherings and Family Visits
The column reviews Mrs Putnam’s Denver accident and a Booth Butte social at T J McDermot home with about eighty guests. An extensive guest list follows for a large whist party, listing dozens of local families and visitors. Samuel H Miller and wife from Harrisburg Pa depart after a ten day visit with Mrs M P Trudgen of East Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Holmes
William O'Leary
P. Dowling
E. R. Daily
Frank Riley
George Shale
Frank Murphy
J. Winters
James Harrington
Hill
John Connors
John Naugle
Gus Hageman
Mesdames Anglim
Foster
O'Connor
Butler
Shean
Blake
Walby
Montana O'Leary
Mac Baker
Helen Cosgrove
Kate Cosgrove
Kate Connors
Esther Cosgrove
Lizzie McParland
Josie Foster
Aileen Harrington
Annie Burns
Annie Gough
Laura O'Connor
Kate O'Connor
Jennie Lanteman
Ella Boland
Emma Boland
May O'Connor
Abbie O'Leary
Nellie O'Leary
Grace McDermot
Derel O'Leary
Messrs
James de Buoy
Harry McQuistom
Don McQuistom
C. J. Byers
Ss. D. Griffin
William Lavelle
Mike Anglim
Charles Foster
P. G. Gilbert
William Goggin
FE. Griffin
John O'Leary
Edward Carmody
Homer Toole
William Houlihan
George Hageman
Dolan Harrington
Thomas Murphy
J. A. Coleman
George Marston
James Barnes
Hays Johnson
Hilliary Harrington
Samuel H. Miller
Harrisburg
Miller
M. P. Trudgen
East Park Street
Deer Lodge Notes on Local Residents and Visitors
Deer Lodge items list residents leaving for education and work, with several officials and visitors arriving or passing through. Mary Cockrell heads to Washington for a seminary. Miss Mattie Scott to Godfrey Junior for Monticello seminary. Will F. Scott accompanies her. Others relocate or visit, including Judge Brantly and Benster Kennedy, and multiple families moving to Spokane Boulder Missoula and Port Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Mary Cockrell
Washington, D. C
W. G. Winans
E. L
Godfrey, Jr
Monticello Seminary
Will F. Scott
J. M. Scanland
Warm Springs
James H. Mills
M. F. Nugent
Helena
Benster J. M. Kennedy
Anaconda
Dew Lodge
St. Mary's Academy
S. E. Larabie and Sons
Don
Ted
Red Rock Lake
W. B. Anderson
East Helena
M. E
California
Clara Galbraith
Port Orchard
Wash
H. G. Vanton
M. Mignery
Tow
Annie Bielenberg
Philadelphia
Thy Lennon
Marcum
Bizarre Dress Warnings Speak On Fashion Excess
The Washington Star argues for restrained style over dramatic fashion excess. It advises against oversized sleeves, loud trimmings, and extreme veils, urging sobriety and adaptable changes for timeless elegance. It notes Parisian sleeve importance and recalls Sarah Bernhardt on sewing sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Felix
Uses of Orris Root From the London Times
The British vice consul at Leghorn reports a peculiar trade using orris root to make beads with a central hole. Bead exports have fallen from about 20 million to 4.06 million yearly as medical myths decline. A Paris factory now sells beads mainly to Lyons and Frankfurt, with a dying Italian trade, and another orris product, the dentarnolo finger, replaces coral for infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Leghorn
Orris Root
Paris
Lyons
Frankfort
Italy
Orria Roo
Teething Juice and Orris Root Trade Across Europe
The text notes a digestive juice absorbed from teething material and a growing industry shipping half a million fingers from Leghorn to Germany and Austria yearly. Orris root products colored blue red yellow and more are exported for burning scents and for chewing to mask tobacco and garlic odors. Samples were sent home by the vice consul and forwarded to the Chamber of Commerce Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Germany
Leghorn
Austria
Foreign Office
Association of Chambers of Commerce
Stylish Hats Describe Early 20th Century Millinery
Describes hats using flowers like roses Banksia and La France. Hydrangea remains popular into summer. The toreador hat revival shows minimal trim with satin rosettes and quills. A new plateau toque folds in two with a flower wreath and velvet bow. The ordinary plateau remains popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la France
Crepe de Chine and Satin Fabrics Ride Fashion Wave
The article praises crepe de chine and satins over older tuile fabrics, noting their substance and easy cleaning. It argues crepe de chine is costly but a good investment due to superior cleaning and dyeing options.
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Comfortables
Silk
Nottingham
Comfort Calico
Westminster and
Ping Sing Calico
Kersey and
Melton
Castor
Express
New York
Price
Astrakhan
Ipular l'Aigion and
Nettleton Shoe
Owsley
Mont. E
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John H. Woodbury
J. A. Possent
St. Lewis
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