Miss Brown Honored at Bridge by Miss Ruth Blackman
Miss Ruth Blackman hosted a bridge party yesterday afternoon at Mrs W W Blackman’s Myrtree Street home in New Haven to compliment Miss Mildred Brown. Pink carnations decorated the rooms. prizes included dinner cards with Japanese figures and a box of Japanese stationery. The guest list featured Lola Carroll Mig Bessie Kemp, Ruby Tee Ent, Natalie Ragsdale, Elizabeth Hines, Mirlan Fielder View, Helen Price, Twoise Walker, Tommie Perdue and others.
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Miss Brown
Ruth Blackman
Esterday
Bridge At
Mra W W
Mies Brown
Lola Carroll
Mig Bessie Kemp
Mies
Ruby Tee
Missy Natalie Ragsdale _ Wiss
Ruzebeth Hines
Mius Mirlan Fielder
Helen Price
Twoise Walker Wits
Tommie Perdue
Lancaster and New Jersey Residents Named in List
A misc list of Lancaster Pa residents and others from New Jersey is partially readable, including Virginia Fraser and Mrs Howard Feimpl with several other individuals. The fragmentary roster names multiple married women and their spouses or guardians, with several misspellings and unclear links.
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Virginia Fraser
Morrie Ewin
George Welker
Ter Gueata
Mildred Rose
Lancaster Pa
Howard ‘Feimpl
South Oranges
Grady
Frank Dabney
Rockwell
Johnsos
Sarah McKinney
Blackman
Emma Lewis
New Jersey
F T Blackman
Mary
Bro
Bettle Gayle
Vesper Club Dance Opens Holiday Series at Clubhouse
The Vesper club hosts a Friday night dance at its clubhouse to launch a four dance series for the holidays. Open house on Christmas day from 11 am to 1 pm includes a shower dance. a New Year’s Eve masquerade will be elaborate. Correct dress is formal or fancy costume. Dances have been highly popular among members and guests.
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Vesper Club
Luncheon for Visitors at Pine Bloom]
Miss Dereths Arkwright hosted a luncheon at Pine Bloom to honor Wisy Helen Metlain of Greenfield, with guests including Miss Louie Wisiker of Monroe visiting Mrs. JB McCzars. Centerpieces featured green wicker baskets with plants and poinsettia-painted cards, while attendees wore white and festive attire.
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Dereths Arkwright
Pine Bloom
Wisy
Helen Metlain
Greenfield Onio
Helen Metarty
Louie Wisiker
Monroe
JB McCzars
Ed Darmalioys
Narassi
Wass Arkwright
Blanchard Moore Describes Siberian Prisons Lecture
Dr Moore of the University of Illinois spoke at Central Longrenational Church in Atlanta about Siberian prison life. He described flogging, cruelties, and the daily hardships endured by inmates learned from an exhaustive journey through northern Russia’s Chak steppe. The talk drew a large audience and offered observations on human endurance.
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Siberian
W Gandard Wood
Central
Long Renational Church
United States
Dr . Moore
University of Ihnes
Noth
Russia
Epy
Uneu
Stockades
Lr Moore
Attack Upon Dalton Deputy Recalls Suspected Conspiracy
Pome Get Teember 1 Special The mystery surrounds a bold attack on Dalton deputy sheriff Gilbert, who, with Sheriff Barron and deputies, was assaulted by Grifton Shelton and an unnamed accomplice. Shelton allegedly lured Gilbert to the scene, resisted, and struck him with a rock, fracturing the skull as onlookers watched. Gilbert remains in a local hospital in critical condition with damaged sight and hearing, but a chance of recovery is noted.
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Grifton Shelton
Barron
Daltm
Shelton
Gilbert
Calbert
Millica
Tiejas
Good Government Men Elected in Boston
Good Government association won six of the four city council seats voted for. License advocates held a sizable majority overall. Mayor James M Currey has two years remaining. his campaign praised four candidates opposing the Good Government slate. License question passed yes 49,836 to 31,831. A year earlier, yes 29,805 to 19,498. Lynn shifted from license to no license. several other Massachusetts cities also voted against license.
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Bugton
Good Government Association
Aix
Cit
James M Currey
Campuge
Good Government
Lynn
Massachusetts
Boston
Attleboro
Beverly Everett
Malden
Medford
Melrose
Newsburyport
Newton
Revere
Somervile
Woburn
Chelsea
Chicopee
Lawrence
Lowell
Worcester
Long-serving Arkansas Supreme Court Clerk Resigns
Little Rock December 14 P D English longtime clerk of the Arkansas supreme court since 1860 resigns. Chief Justice McCulloch notes the resignation feels like dissolution of the court as Federal forces captured Little Rock and as the war ended English had carried records to Washington and returned them to the state government.
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Little Rock Ark
P D English
Arkansas Supreme Court
E A McCulloch
Paghah
Little Rock
English
Supreme Court
Tidcorda
Washington Ark
Nouh
Dr Tribble Elected Mayor of Lithonia
Lithonia Ga December 14 Spe malj In the primary election to nominate 4 mayor and two councilmen for the city of Lithonia to serve during 41918 and 1917 Dr Mr Tribble defeated W H Hollingsworth for mayor by 46 majority and FF Ingle and J G Brantley defeated J E Linehan and E Weaxin Dr Tribble is a very progressive cu sted and the citizens are expecting many improvements under his leader
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Lithonia Ga
Spemalj
City of
Lithonia
Mr. Tribble
W. H. Hollingsworth
FF Ingle
J. G Brantley
J. E Linehan
E. Weaxin
Tribble
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