Social notes recounting Charleston visitors and travels
Society column lists families visiting Hot Springs Virginia Charleston visits from Mrs Murphy at Cabin Creek and Miss Catherine Smith with Allan Mathews from Lewistown, travels to Indianapolis and Huntington. Residents attend Marshall College and Greenbrier commencements. Annis Sorris arrives from Denver to visit Mrs Boyd. lateship mentions polar bear skin shipped to England.
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Edwin Sl Keatley
Quattierstrat
Dg. Livingston
Edgewood Drive
Hot Springs
Patience Murphy
Cabin Creek
Charleston
J. C. Foint
Elmwood Aganus
Clarka
Catherine “Smith
Allan
Mtr
Donald Coy Jr
Danial Benacoter
Air
Frank Tyree
Indianapolis
Charienton
Joseph HN
Huntington
Mill
Joseph Hill
Lidgewood Drive
Annis Sorris
Denver
Col
A. H. Boyd
Virginia
Iraenella J. Stanley
Daughster
Misaa Arethen Stanley
Luntington
Marshall College
Sr. Stanley
Mian
Annette T. Stanley
AL S Gueeton
William Blair
Lewisbuce
White Sulphur
Lewisburg
Greenbrier College For Women
Greenbrier
Aretia
Ingland
Dorothy Dix Advice on Love and Loyalty in Marriage
A Dorothy Dix column discusses jealousy and loyalty in marriage, advising a husband to accept his wife’s bond with her mother as natural. It argues that love for a mother is essential, and a wife’s devotion to her family does not negate loyalty to her husband. The piece also covers seeking guidance from in law figures and timing for marriage.
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Gan
Dix
Lolo
Nobothy DIX
Miss DIX
Aja
Xin
Dorothy DIX
Unlucky wedding ages and hay loft paintings found
A letter quotes Dorothy Dix on marriage timing and finances while later reports reveal valuable paintings dating to the fifteenth century uncovered in a hay loft at Viteneuve les Avignon. The loft was formerly part of Cardinal Thurroye s palace and the works were ordered by Pope Alexander V.
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Cupid
Dorothy DIX
Paris
France
Viteneuve-les-Avignon
Cardinal Thurroye
Alexander V
Artworks Restored May Be Taken as National Property
The workers have completed careful restoration of the old wall paintings. The recovered works of art are likely to be claimed as national property by the French government.
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Wallaers
Auction Dampened by Weather Despite High Bids
In New Orleans on May 28 an auction of antiques, including a ring watch and a gold ring, drew strong bids but dampened activity due to rain. The sale referenced historical items linked to Madame de Pompadour and King George the Third, with several pieces selling for notable sums amid unclear catalogue details.
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Madame de Pompadour
New Orleans
King George
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