Debutante Miss Margaret Thomas Honored at Algonquin Club
Mr and Mrs Wash ington B Thomas hosted a lavish reception at the Algonquin Club to introduce their second daughter Miss Margaret Thomas. The event featured laurel decorations, roses, and a formal cotillon led by Miss Margaret Thomas with Samuel D Warren Jr. as partner, surrounded by prominent debutantes and numerous ushers. Earlier, a dinner was given in the daughter's honor andMiss Hildegarde Tasell entertained guests at a prior country home reception.
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Margaret Thomas
Boston
Helen
Washington B. Thomas
Algonquin Club
Killarney
Thomas
Washington
Samuel D. Warren, Jr
Helen Thomas
J. D. Cameron Bradley
Samuel Hoar
Richard Lovering
Austin Amory
Tucker Burr, Jr
Nelson Bartlett
Rodney Fay
William G. Wendell
John E. Thayer
Thomas Blumer
Gordon Ware
Eliot Bacon
Ralph Thomas
Charles A. Munn
May Loring
Leslie Bradley
Mary Lawrence
Helene Peabody
Charlotte Hemenway
Grate Stackpole
Edith Fitz
Anna Gardiner
Delia F. Dana
Amy Thorp
Amelia Forbes
Elizabeth P. Lee
Rosamond Bowditeh
Mary Pierce
Ethel Chandler
Josephine Dorr
Ella Lowell Lyman
Nancy Graves
Julia Shepley
Violet Shepley
Charlotte Allen
Katherine Andrews
Laura Greenough
Dorothy Mandell
Mary Tufts
Yvonne Stoddard
Mary Sheafe
W C Brown Elevates to President of New York Central
W C Brown, formerly first vice president, named president of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company succeeding W H Newman. Brown rose from a section hand to head a vast system overseeing 150000 workers and more than 150 million dollars in annual spending. His career included service as a telegraph operator and train despatcher with several lines before key posts at the Chicago Burlington and Quincy, Illinois Central, Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, and finally the New York Central in 1901.
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Wew York
W. C. Brown
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
W. H. Newman
Mr. Brown
Herkimer County
New York
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Powers That Be
East Burlington
Jerry Hosford
Brown
Hosford
Tom” Potter
The
Burlington
Potter
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
New York Central
the Central
All Who Would Enjoy Good Health Through Proper Living
A promotional note advocates right living and timely recreation for health, endorsing simple remedies. It promotes the California Fig Syrup Co. laxative Syrup of Figs and Pill Extract of Senna as the preferred genuine product, sold by leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Bargain Friday offers grooming and health items
A newspaper sale lists dozen hair brushes and nail brushes at 25 to 50 cents. Sugar of milk with hazel and almond cream sells for 40 cents. Toilet paper 8 cents a page, seven for. Emulsion of cod liver oil marked as bargain Friday at 25 cents for 1.0 and 19 cents for another size.
Flour and canned goods price list with brand names
A price list for flour Buttercup Butterine coffee and vegetables. Flour priced per barrel at 6.30 away from 7.90. Butterine noted as wholesome. Coffee Holland House Blend marketed fresh daily. Early June Peas sold by case or dozen. Hazel brand corn beans peaches and plums offered with case and dozen pricing. Green gage and egg plums listed with californa packing and sale terms.
Jury Deliberates in Red Gables Murder Case
In Media Pennsylvania the fate of Mrs Catherine Beisel and Mrs M Florence Erb hinges on a jury after four hours of deliberation. Defense contends Beisel was not involved and Erb acted to spare lives. Prosecutor seeks first degree murder, calling the act a diabolical plot by cunning women.
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Penn
Catherine Beisel
M. Florence Erb
J. Clayton Erb
Red Gables
B. Frank Rhodes
MacDade
Commonwealth
Delaware
Mrs Dumaresq Dies While on Foreign Trip
Mrs Julia Maria Dumaresq eldest daughter of Eben D Jordan of Jordan Marsh died in Rome after months abroad She was born in Boston October 12 1857 and married to Mr Dumaresq on June 3 1873 She had resided at Chestnut Hill and spent her recent years overseas
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Julia Maria Dumaresq
Eben D. Jordan
Jordan Marsh Company
Rome
Chestnut Hill
Burdett College Graduates Secure Noted Success
Burdett College graduates prove their training leads to career success as employers recognize their skills and expertise. Strong alumni outcomes underscore the program’s effectiveness in preparing students for professional work.
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Burdett College
Burdett
Death ends divorce suit in North Attleboro case
Mrs Blanche Curtis Edwards granddaughter of Theron Smith a wealthy North Attleboro manufacturer died at Emerson Hospital Boston after a short illness and ended the divorce action from her husband a Providence shop clerk whom she had married just over a year earlier The bride had been a social leader in North Attleboro and the engagement to Richard Mckelvy of Pittsburgh had surprised many before she wed Clifford Edwards of Providence head of the Shepard s automobile department Edwards now works in Providence in the brokerage business
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North Attleboro
Blanche Curtis Edwards
Theron Smith
Providence
Pittsburg
Edwards
Emerson Hospital
Boston
Richard McKelvey
Clifford Edwards
Shepard's
Union 97 Acts for Earthquake Sufferers and Factory Openings
The Cigarmakers Union 97 executive board voted 25 toward an earthquake relief fund. Several large local cigarmaking plants will reopen within the week, rehiring hundreds of workers and strippers. A large committee meeting set for Saturday by Hynes of the C L A will plan Boston protest against jail sentences for Gompers Mitchell and Morrison and against judiciary encroachment on free speech and trial by jury.
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Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Vdresident Hynes
Boston
Bryan Initiated in Lincoln Fraternal Order
Lincoln noted statesman William J. Bryan was initiated last night as a member of Lincoln Aerie 147 Fraternal Order of Eagles. Bryan, already a member of nearly a dozen secret orders, joins the local lodge in Lincoln Neb.
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Lincoln, Neb
William J. Bryan
Lincoln Aerie 147
of Fingles
Mr. Bryan
Reorganization Plan Cuts Street Dept Divisions
Superintendent Emerson outlines a plan to reorganize the street department effective Feb 1, abolish three of seven divisions and create ferries, highway, sewer and sanitary departments. Projected annual savings reach about $100,000. Affected deputies include Sullivan Cutter Pratt Sexton Cristiernin Wade and Foss with listed salaries.
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Emerson
James H. Sullivan
Charles R. Cutter
CC. Barton Pratt
Thomas H. Sexton
Henry P. Cristiernin
Edward C. Wade
Lamp
George H. Foss
Sanitary
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