Mrs Merrill Hosts Elegant Bridge Tea in Salt Lake City
Yesterday afternoon Mrs D H Lopez and Mrs Moise invited about twenty ladies to a bridge and tea at the Merrill home in Salt Lake City. Floral decorations included green foliage, daffodils and tulips with candles. Prizes for bridge were a cut gingham and hatpins. Attire featured silk gowns in black and white, green satin and blue gauze with silver detailing. Tea served by Mrs E A Holbrook and Mrs Madge Horne with Miss Laura Hipley assisting.
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Merrill
D. HL Lopez
Moise iMka
R. H. Merrill
Salt’ Lake ‘City
cWere
Ka de Leon
Irene Lopez
E. A. Holbrook
Madge Horne
Laura
Hipley
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Praised by Virginia Woman
An Odd, Virginia resident reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes overcoming years of weakness, bleeding, back pain, and insomnia, and credits the remedy with allowing her to work like others her age. She endorses the product and invites others to write for confidential advice.
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Odd
Tam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Martha L. Hottoway
Lydia E. Pinkhiem
Lydia E.pinkham
Social and bridge teas at the Georgian Terrace noted
Mrs. Wellhouse and Mrs. Werner host a farewell bridge tea for Mrs. Wellhouse prior to a year abroad at the Georgian Terrace. Guests enjoyed a pink rose decor, prize cards, and refreshments. Miss Erwin, from West Durham, is visiting Mrs. C. Ayer with local St Mary’s alumnae teas.
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Miss Erwin
Bessie Erwin
West Durham
N.C
C. Ayer
Myrtle Street
St. Mary's
Raleigh
Miss Pasale May Ottley
St. Mary’s
Georgian Terrace
Every Woman Starred at the Millinery Openings Yesterday
A display of hats and styles drew crowds as millinery shops showcased youth beauty and modest daywear. Bright bonnets, Milan straw, and lace hats featured pink roses, blue plumes, and black lace with red accents.
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Milan
Debutante Tea for Miss Annie Lee McKenzie at Georgian Terrace
Mrs Woods White hosted a lavish 6 o'clock tea in a terrace dining room setting of white and green for Miss Annie Lee McKenzie and about forty guests. Daffodils, pastries, and a Spanish orchestra accented the gathering as Miss McKenzie wore coral charmeuse. guests included Miss Lucy Hoke Smith and many local social names. The afternoon also featured the Daughters of 1812 meeting at Nina Hornady’s home with papers on 1822时期 restorations and Spain’s colonial troubles, followed by refreshments.
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Miss McKenzie
Woods White
Annie Lee McKenzie
Georgian Terrace
White
Milas Lucy Hoke Smith
Daughters of 1812
Misa Nina Hornady
Misa Hornady
Maecker
Lunceford
Spain
Lingerie pins charm with practical, inexpensive appeal
A catalog note describes novelty lingerie pins as practical and affordable gifts. Plain and engraved gold and jeweled designs are offered, praised for being delightfully quaint. The items clasp and unclasp with one-hand pressure, appealing as bridge prizes or personal adornment.
Afternoon Bridge at Georgian Terrace Honors Mrs Harman
Mrs Hob Harman led a sixteen-woman bridge tea at the Georgian Terrace with Mrs Harry Harman and Mrs Keats Speed among the guests. Tables carried pink carnation decor and white hyacinths, prizes went to Mrs Sima Bray Mrs Thomas Paine Mrs Henry Grady and Miss Louise Dooly.
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Hob Harman
Georgian Terrace
Harry Harman
Ruesl
Mrs. Harman, Jr
Mrs. Speed
Georgian Terrace Entertainment for Mrs Allison Guests
To Mrs Allison. Witham hosted a 3 o'clock tea at the Georgian Terrace yesterday in compliment to Mrs W Allison while they travel to Florida. The party included Mrs Allison Mrs George M Brown Mrs George Traylor Mrs Barnes Mrs Charles Sisson Mrs R T Dorsey Jr and Mrs W.
Ten ClubGuests To Dine With Judge Beck At Home
The Ten Club will be guests of Judge Marcus W. Beck Friday the 15th at his home 26 Columbia Avenue. Paper by Samuel D. Jones on Competition Co operation or Combination will be presented.
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Ten
Marcus W. Beck
Columbia Avenue
Samuel D. Jones
Talesmen Balk in Woman's Trial
New Orleans reports jurors excused as fear of capital punishment for Misa Annie Crawford grows. The 25 year old defendant sits in court as panels are drawn for her murder case, with insurance motive alleged in the death of sister Hillie and prior family losses. In Massachusetts, Fall River mills grant a 5 percent wage rise for 25,000 textile workers, part of a wider New England trend lifting pay for about 175,000 workers across 100 print cloth mills and related mills in Taunton Holyoke Chicopee and Worcester North Adams.
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Annie Crawford
Crest of Movement Reaches
Fall River
New Orleans
Misa Annie Crawford
Blige
Talesmen
Crawford
Vic
ScHz
Mary
Boston
Mase
New England
Textile Council of
New Bedford
Cotton
Taunton
Holyoke
Chicopee
Worcester Woolen Mills
Hoosac Cotton Company
North Adams
Spinning Department
Rhode Island
Blackstone Valley
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Reforms Proposed in Public Printing in Senate
Washington March 12 reforms galore in the nations public printing were described to the senate by Senator Smoot. He cited ten million worthless documents and a $26 million cost from improper distribution over seventeen years. He urged a permanent government printing office organization and projected annual savings of $600,000.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
United States
RATTLESNAKE FARM FOR THE BAY STATE
Lenox Massachusetts March 12 One hundred rattlesnakes from the Shaga coke hills in Connecticut are to be brought here by a syndicate of Connecticut farmers to start a twelve acre rattlesnake farm. Land for which has been purchased in the western part of the town. Rattlesnake oil is worth five dollars a pint and there is a good return in the skins. The farmers expect to have at least 5 000 rattlers in the next few months.
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Lenox
Mass
Shagacoke Hills
Connecticut
Fortifications Bill Passes With 4.19 Million Budget
Washington reports the fortifications appropriation bill totaling 4,186,235 dollars, including 160,000 for a project linked to Chesapeake defenses. The measure was ordered advanced today, as discussions continue on defense spending and related programs.
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Washington
Chesapeake
Berry School Hosts Visitors From Near and Far
Rome Georgia March 12 Special Berry school faculty hosted several informal teas and receptions for distinguished guests. Miss Hilda Roberson Smith secretary of the Berry School Association from New York accompanied by Miss Margearon daughter of Lady Isabel Margesson a noted society figure in London. Professor Webb superintendent of the Bellbuckle Tennessee preparatory boys school spoke on Wisdom and Folly praising the school as a magnificent lifetime’s work. Dr J Hopwood and wife of Richmond visited and praised the school’s work.
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Rome
Berry School
Hilda Roberson Smith
Berry School Association
New York
Margearon
Isabel Margesson
Royal Society
London
Webb
Bellbuckle
Tenn
J. Hopwood
Richmond
Piso
House Seeks DOJ Status on Smelter Trust Probe
Washington March 12 the house adopted a resolution asking the department of justice to disclose whether it is investigating any smelter trust in the United States and if the American Smelting and Refining Company is connected, and whether prosecutions have begun or are contemplated.
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Washington
House Today
Department of Justice
Department
United States
American Smelting and Refining Company
Hooper Nominated For Governor In Unanimous Vote
Nashville March 12 The Republican convention nominated Governor Ben W Hooper for another term by unanimous vote plus Judge N Caine for the Court of Civil Appeals. No nominations were made for supreme court or railroad commissioner. The party endorsed Taft and discussed reforms including a compulsory primary law and a state highway department. Hooper urged a fight from Bristol to Memphis to elect a legislature aligned with temperance and tax reform.
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Nashville
Tenn
Republican Party of
Tennessee
Ben W. Hooper Wa
Asw Wright
Knoxville
N. Cain
Newport
Court of Civil Appeals
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Hooper
Taft
Harper
State Highway Department
Bipartisan Prison Board
Civil Service
Railroad Commission
Dibrell
Congress
Ory Territory
Hoopers
Largest range steer shipped from Billings to Chicago
A steer weighing over 2,500 pounds was shipped from Billings Montana to Chicago, claimed as the largest range steer ever sent to market. The animal weighed 2,500 plus pounds and brought a record price, having been fattened on alfalfa sugar beet pulp and syrup.
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Billings Mont
Chicago
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Bridge Tea
Charles Bowen
E A. Uolbrook
R. H. Merril
Salt Lake City
D. H Lopez
Oyie Dessau
Iacen
Wellhouse
Werner
Buck
Wan Hostesa
Alvin. Wellhouse
Mrs. Hook
Stephens Hook
East Lake
Hel. Smith D. Pickett
Mary H. Leader
A. Magill
Lioyd Parks
Thomas Hinman
Colquitt Carter
Robert Davis
Joseph Raine
W. E. Foster
Marshall Ackford
Willis Westmoreland
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Virginia Crane
J. T. Daniel
Frankie Butler
Effie Boykin
Henry Frank
Ars Janta
Psychological Society
Carnegie Library
Berkeley Theater
Mr. Frank
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Manu Tar
Mise Ebert
Nunnally & McRae
Association
Miss Roberts
Kimbrough-Long
Leesburg
Lucius Kiprbrough
Marying
Albany
W. H. Long
H. L. Long
Kimbrough Tormely
Atlanta Journal
Georgia
Charles M. Hremeen
the Elysee
Ira Remden
Baltimore
Ruth
Avery
Miss Smith
Paasie May Ottley
Mary Traylor
Misa Lula Dean Jones
Misa Lida Whitner
Uorrie Whitner
Anne Barnett
Samuel Barnett
Martha Francis
Lula White
Miriam Smithdeal
Harriet Calhoun
Frances Connally
Katherine Wylie
Sarah Rawson
Laura Ansley
Caroline Muse
Mignon McCarty
Marjorie Brown
Jennie D. Harris
Carolyn King
Janie Cooper
Jas Caro Cooper
Frankie McCrory
Theodosia Willingham
Nancy YW Hopkins
Flournoy Hopkins
Edith and Antoinette Kirkpatrick
Annie Syken Rice
Anne Orme
Mir Elizabeth Morgan
Misa Eloise Oliv
Marie Ridley
Corrier¢ Brown
Misa Emogene Thorn
M. Grace Theen
Jama Dooly
Emma Kate Amorous
Mrs. Allison
The
Ten Club
Kelley Bros, Co
Atlanta
Sibsch & Spitz Manufac
Talesmen Balk
Writing Machine Co
Rattlesnake Farm
Bay State
Stenographers
Underwood Typewriter Co
Republicans of
Petiente
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