Delightful Innovation In a Dancing Party Honor Guest
Mrs. Ver K Hart planned a dancing party for her niece Alice Taylor of Denver as home guests. The event at East Twentyeth Street featured a fifteen number dance program, fruit punch, cakes, and a large invited younger crowd. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Rene Hammond and many Misses Burdick Thompson Riner Lacey Campbell Organ Hadfield and others from Grand Island Saska. Stella O Boyle of Wisconsin visited with Mrs Conway and Celia O Boyle. a tea at Mrs Conway’s on East Eighteenth Street followed in pink tones with sweet peas and amaryllis chandeliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ver K. Hart
Alice ‘Taylor
Denver
Susan Kitli
Marie Buchanan
Rming
Renee Hammond
Maret Burdick
Jane Thompson
Dory Riner
Marion Burrage
Kathy Organ
Ethel
Elsie Hadd
Ruth Lacey
Mary Campbell
Ken Stone
Jutta Fresberg
Resele Peterson
Grand Island
Saska
Sam Thompson
al Jensen
Nelson
Mies
Stella O'Boyle
Wisconsin
J. H. Conway
Celia O'Boyle
Mra. Conway
T Eigheenth
Summi Gueat
Ex Cooper
Delroy
Shingle
A. W. Buechner
Paul Larr
Bloom Kelley
Frank Noon
A. J. Mather
Joe Erman
Harry Riner
Iter
Charles Griffen
Alter Dunston
E. J. A@teever
Ray Olds
William Dalber
Ns .McCabe
Charlestol
Eimer Keefe
Edrdee
Oberfelder
Sydney
Nebraska
Birmingham
Alabama
Jeaneoks
Ethel Hadfield
Kia Richardson
Rosalie Store
Bresnahan
Margaret Burdick
Thompson
Katherine Organ
Aye Tobin
Marie Crowley
Mabela
Bessie Cook
Allene Sullivan
Hadfield
Timers
Bessie Jones
Dorothy Riner
Elizabeth Gill
Paris Fashion Hints and Rural Club Notes
Social items list guests and travels for Mrs C Suter and others as they plan a Seattle trip. Local clubs meet at homes this week including Kensington, Mystic Maze, Ladies Aid, and Willing Workers with hostesses named.婚
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suter
Henry Suter
Charles Rueg
D. R. Cowhick
Mary Bartlett
Bertha Meyers
Mira Tobin
Florence Ruge
Laura Sheldon
John Tobin
Seattle
Washington
M. Roseboom
Mystic Maze Club
Altar and Rosary Bazaar and Dance Planned
The Altar and Rosary Society of Bi. Mary’s Cathedral invites the public to a bazaar and dance on Wednesday afternoon and evening at A.O. 1 W. Mall. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar and Rosary Society of
Bi. Mary's Cathedral
A.O
W. Mall
Alderman Opposes Pipe Contracts In City Council
City council debates water mains and sewer extensions. Actions include denying a building permit for a club room, transferring a liquor license, and awarding bids for water system materials. A dispute with a tube company over pipe orders prompts committee review and an attorney opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numreenth Sweet
Morile
Thoms’ Heaney
Mike Davis
United States
Weles & Seller
Carey Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Black & Laird
Valve House
M. J. O'Fallon
Mr. Ferguson
F. Perry
Bacon
Yarlong City
Henderson
North
South
Crow
Water Committee
United States Tube Company
Gteel
de Aly
Ita
Water Committee Ag
Ogee
Bt A& Spe
Secretary Wheon May at State Fair
At the request of the compression which to be for the wiath an due Wyoming State for, Senator F E Warren has written to Secretary of Agriculture J S Wiluop inviting him to attend the fair and deliver sentiments on scientific farming improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
F .E. Warren
Secretary of Agriculture
J. &. Wiluop
Ments
Little Yankees Must Come Home
The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled that Walter Morrill of Greenwich may visit his two children for six weeks each year. The children are with their mother, the Baroness von Romberg, in Wiesbaden after Morrill’s divorce. The decision leaves unresolved how U S court decrees apply in Germany and whether custody must be unconditional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Walter ©. Morrill
Greenwich
E. C. Converse
Astor Trust Company
Converse Morrill
George Peabody Morrill
Wiesbaden
Germany
Mgr. Morrill
Baroness von Romberg
Fusiliers
Al.preys
Fair Dates Set for Douglas Livestock Show
Information from the commission indicates the secretary will accept. The fair is slated for Douglas from September 27 to 30, with the event including livestock sections as part of the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Murder mystery rattles Parkersburg after Watson death
Three suspects arrested in the death of Judge Jas. A. Watson are released after the coroner's jury closes its inquiry. Dr. C Rose reports large quantities of strychnine in Watsons stomach implying poisoning and robbery of over $2000. Authorities shift focus amid ongoing sensational developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Ww. van Aub
Oes Claudes
Simms
Jo Bis
Jessie Meiz
Jas. A. Watson
C. Rose
Gore Witness in Choctaw Coal Land Scandal
In Muskogee Oklahoma government and Indian officials prepare for tomorrow’s investigation into Senator Gore’s charges regarding J. F. McMurray contracts to sell coal land on Choctaw lands. The committee will hear Gore as the first witness with Congressman W Creager also set to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Amng
Gore
J. F. McMurray O
W. Creager
Consul Visits Family After Six Years Absence
An American consul returns home after six years apart from his wife and two children. The consul’s arrival marks a long awaited reunion with family, including a government child he had never met before.
Buttermilk Rising in Popularity in Chicago Summers
Chicago reports a developing trend as buttermilk gains favor in summer drink menus across the city. Brewers worry as patrons shift from beer to the old fashioned farm beverage, with highballs and beer seeing a drop in some bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
D. D. Mann
Canadian Northern Railway System
Stewart
Portland Canal
Alaska
British Columbia
Canadian Northernies
Prince Rupert
Hudson Bay Company
Canada
Gould
Mann
Ariliah Columbia
Agaport Stewart
Japan
Prisco
Halifax
Vancouver
Buttermilk Craze and Rail Rate Fight Highlight Era
Readers learn of rising buttermilk demand at athletic clubs and hotels with railcars supplying chilled dairy drinks. The piece notes soda counters and by products from skimmed milk using bacteria tablets, and mentions a railway rate campaign by shippers and manufacturers arguing revenue sufficiency. The plan includes a seven member committee led by F B Montgomery to present to the Interstate Commerce Commission with regional leads and city participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravinia Park
Milliona
Middle West
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Bf. Joneptt
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Rockford
Columbus
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Buffalio
Dayton
Interstate Commerce Commission
F. B. Montgomery
International Harvester Company
West
E.J. McVann
Omaha
W. P. Trickett
H. G. Wilson
East
J. C. Lincoln
H. C. Barlow
B. Williamson
Cinetoastl
Angler Subdues Huge Trout Near Lyons
Lyons Colorado August 2 R C Snyder of Platteville caught a trout four miles north of Lyons weighing eight pounds twelve ounces and measuring twenty six and a half inches using a shell hook and worm. The fish fought hard and was finally subdued after reaching shallow water with Snyder using his hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Lyons
Colo
R. C. Snyder
Platteville
Lyons
Benetic
Snyder
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Overnor
Mra. B. B. Brooks
Mra
O. T. Gheldon
Butler
Vermont
Paris
Mount Mellick ‘ Kensington Club
Otto K. Snyder
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Lembaugh
North Platte, Nebr
Lefeliton
Ladies of the R.M. A
Central Avenue
Willing Workers Society of the
Baviist Church
J. T. Heluver
East Eighteenth Street
Helen Griftis
Fort Russell
Hessle Peterson
Grand Inland
H. Jensen
East Twentieth Street
Ruth Jensen
Booker
Glenda
Louise Booker
Palace
Nese Correnmurt
Arees Polunive Coftsight
Tore Terld
Lord Byron
Pmor
Store
Pierce
Capitol
ARC
OND
SU Ghasnon Khor
SAR
Lous Municipal Prommnom
Saya Oly
Strychnise
Senator Gore
Solomon Berliner
U.S
the Caipyr
Canadian Northern
Congressional Record
Rey
William Macafee
Macafee
DeQuincy
Chesterfield
Disraelips
Gladstone
Chauncey Depew
Salley
Democritus
Thales
Watts
Stephinson
Velna
Harvey
Newton
Milison
Tesla
Mareon
Carey Ave
NW Lin
Ieatre
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