Interesting Woman of Washington Celebrates 86th Birthday
Letitia Tyler’s sister-in-law Mrs Semple, an early White House figure and widow of a Virginia estate owner, now blind and living at Louise Home in Washington, recalls her youth and service. Once close to President Tyler, she declined White House invitations and later served as hostess after her father’s second marriage.
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Wees
Letitia Tyler
Tyler
the United A Btation
Louise
Washington
Ronen Sauthere
W. W. Corcoran
Louise Corcoran
Mra G Semple
Mr. Semple
Virginia
Semples
Semple
Baltimore
White House
Pierce
Toul
Bempie
Yale
Ming ‘Ulia Gardner
New York
New Haemony
Indy
Rundé
Mra
Platt-Derker
Legation
Massachusetts
Boas and Ruches Take Over Gowns in Fashion Trend
Wardrobe notes urge every gown be paired with a boa or ruche, regardless of formality. Suggestions cover materials from maline and chiffon to net and satin, with color guidance and care tips for longevity and seasonal wear.
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Valenciennes
Pelgne
Use One Eyeglass Only Kryptok Invisible Bifocal Claim
The Kryptok Invisible Bifocal manufactured in Georgia exclusively by Jno L Moore & Sons promises both far and near vision in one glass with no seam. It’s marketed as the finest glasses with imitators unable to match. Sole makers advertise at 42 N Broad St Prudential Building. That bride and groom made perfect spectacles of themselves on their wedding trip. No wonder everybody saw through them.
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Georgia
Dno. L. Moore & Sons
Jno. L. Moore & Sons
N. Broad St
Prudentia
Cleveland
Southern Industrial Educational Association Formation
The article outlines the incorporation of the Southern Industrial Educational Association by educators across several states. It highlights founders such as Dr. W. L. Davidson and Prof. W. M. Hays, describes aims to uplift rural and white schooling, and notes collaboration with the United Daughters of the Confederacy to advance literacy and industrial education in the South.
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W. L. Davidson
Chautauqua Association
W. M. Hays
W. J. Spillman
Ing
Department of
Iculture
Southland
U. D.C
Canada
Board of Education
New York City
Daughters of the Confederacy
U. D
U.D. C
Georgia
Winnie Davis
Normal School
Athens
Habun Gap
Louisiana
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Southern Education Board of
New York
Harris
United States Board of Education
Henry Y
Tae
Lawrie Hel
Tanning
Martha 8
Gielow
Epien
Goionti
Hilary A. Herbe
D. C
Randelphaoeim
Washington, D. C
Kaninington
B. D
Hollenkers
American National Bank
District of Columbia
Washington City
United Dau Ne
Confederacy
Miatt
South
Costliest Gown Worn By American Woman
The article extols the costliest gown worn by an American woman and calls for broad cooperation from Southland’s men and women. It emphasizes unity and collective effort, noting widespread support and the need to raise funds of $59,000 through the association’s members.
Pretty Abodels of the Popular Bridge Jackets
The article describes dainty bridge jackets as fashionable summer wear, noting their smart look and practical protection with white gowns. It highlights simpler, cheaper versions selling at counters, and details embroidery, lace, and insertions in favored styles, naming cities and shops as examples of the widespread availability.
Fragmentary Names and Titles From Oblivious Ledger
A garbled OCR shows scattered names and roles such as secretaries and chairmen, with many fragments like Jenne director lif ey Recretat and Federation Labere, plus places including Atlanta, Macon, Rome, and Petal. The text resembles an outdated formal roster or notice with multiple personal identifiers and affiliations.
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Wrenident
Mira
Jasges
Ee Pemeta
A. Lips
Aire
Ners
Secretars
Robert Tayvee
Seomera Sey
Dismaukes, Jr. Bavals Et Neos
Agno
Salon Row
Ira
Jenne
Lifey
Asie J. Lindsay i
Ile
A. Aid. Wilsop Eloet
Atlanta
Waianae Pon Eay
So Federation
Labere Steam
Gareml Note Education
Mra. I Gitgions Johnson
Ilo Vista
Rome
Last Meeting of Atlanta Woman's Club Occurs This Summer
The Atlanta Woman's Club held its final summer gathering on Monday afternoon June 11 at 8 30 oclock. The next meeting is planned for early fall at an unspecified location and time.
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Atlanta Woman's Club
Mrs Grangers Crusade Against Child Slavery Gains Support
Mrs A O Granger has campaigned for two years against child slavery, earning national respect. The General Federation of Women’s Clubs backs investigation. Speakers like Owen Lovejoy praised anti child labor efforts and urged laws banning work under 16, school attendance, and birth registration, with a push for improved state legislation.
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A. 0. Granger
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Granger
Li Ie
Georgia Federation
Carteraville
Jowan Tt Loveday
Owen
National’ Child Labor Committee of
New York
Minneapolis
Spargo
Pennevania
Anti-Child Labor League
Woman's Home Companion
American Woman Honored by Georgi Club Members
Mrs William Paton and other club women intered in a ceremony honoring an American woman for pioneering work in astronomy. The Draper fund since 1986, led by Mrs Anna Palmer Draper and Mrs Jenning, has supported photographing constellations. The Draper catalogue includes a 10 000 star classification detailing position and brightness.
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Georgi Club
Mra
William
Paton
Wien
Firat
Convention closes as club women elect officers in St Paul
The biennial convention of the club women ends in St Paul with officers chosen. Mrs Sarah Pratt Decker is re elected for another term and Miss Kate White gains applause for reporting Tennessee clubs have grown to sixty. Honorary vice president Mrs Constance Fauntleroy Runele spoke, praising early American women’s clubs and the Minerva Club of New Haven.
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St. Paul
Sarah Pratt Decker
Kate White
Tennessee
Constance Fauntleroy Runele
St. Joseph, Mo
Federation
America
Minerva
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Southern Industrial Educational Association
Bouthland
Bouth
Proms
Aman
East
Venice
Bama
Richmond
Ropolis
York
J ‘Asa Popes
Ik Ge Lee Mela Alee
Couniyi
Eugene Ee Seca
Alexander
Beal Macon
Tia Ear
Dalton
Mrs. Granger
Frank Mackey
Paler
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