Laff-a-Lott Club Hosts Pink and White Courting Evening
Miss Irma and Alta Rowsey led a charming gathering of the Laff-a-Lott club with five hundred games, a prize painting, and a pink and white dessert table. Guests included Misses Corn Towsey Hughes Griswold Lim bah Evelyn Jensen Lousse Filmeon Harriet Rossman and others with Meda Carley Kathryn Lyons Anca Arp Babette Wasserman Vera Serrigan and more.
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Irma
Alta Rowsey
Corntowsey
Hughes
Griswold
Limbah
Evelyn Jensen
Loussé Filmeon
Harriet Rossman
Meda Carley
Kathryn Lyons
Anca Arp
Babette Wasserman
Vera Serrigan
Margaret
Kathryn ‘Leh
Sheridan’s Ride Draws Crowd at Capitol Avenue Theater
The Capitol Avenue theater drew large crowds for Sheridan’s Ride shown Thursday afternoon. The new moving picture machine magnifies the image and is fire proof, with a demo of its workings in the theater. Also billed is Henry W. Savage’s Excuse Me, a lively Rupert Hughes farce praised for clever dialogue and broad humor. The Denver Music Co. advertises a wide stock of pianos, player pianos and Victrolas at 1616 Capitol Avenue.
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Sheridan
Capitol Avenue
Union
Capitol Avenue Theater
CapHol Avenue Theater
Henry W. Savage
Rupert Hughes
New York
Denver Music Co
Robert N. Grace
Keen Regret over Watterson’s Bryan Stance
The Louisville Courier-Journal editor Henry Watterson is criticized for shifting from anti special interests to praising William Jennings Bryan. Readers lament his past battles in defense of democracy and hope he may return to the party’s old paths after Samuel J. Rider’s death and Bryan’s political gaffes.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Bryan
Samuel J. Rider
Watterson
Extravagant tea gowns showcase layered chiffon and velvets
Fashion describes lavish tea gowns for winter with layered chiffons, embossed velvets, brocades, and empire silhouettes. Examples include robes in pale pink China silk and dark blue charmeuse with fur trims, shadow lace panels, and skunk fur accents.
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India
Delicate Crepe and Lace Fashions Described by Mary Dean
The piece surveys refined house dresses with Cluny lace undersleeves and color embroidery. It highlights a crepe de chine short waist model with trimmed neck lines and tucked cream lace accents. A soft girdle, scarf ends, satin lining, and soutache borders are noted, with robes edged in embroidery and silk.
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Jo Albatross
Mary Dean
Handkerchief Case Shows Embroidered Linen Deco
A vintage handkerchief case features sheer linen with heavy embroidery and scalloped edges. It is fastened by a ribbon to a heavy quilted silk lining, with fine Valenciennes edging visible beneath the scallops.
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Valencieries
We Do Not Blame Underpaid Girls for Wrongdoing
Chicago March 7. The senate vice commission heard Sears Roebuck president Juline Rosenwald testify about wages and morality. A witness named Emily, formerly with Sears Roebuck, faced Lt. Gov Harratt OHarra and refused to blame a low paid girl who must support a widowed mother if she commits a crime or suicide. The tense moment drew applause from women in the packed room.
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Chicago
Senate Vice Commission
Juline Rosenwald
Sears, Roehnen & Co
Emily
Rosenwald
Bears, Roebuck & Co
Harratt O'Harra
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Leutenant
Rimity
Suffragette Joyce Locke Sentenced to Eighteen Months
A militant suffragette using the alias Olive W. Harry was sentenced at the Old Bailey Sessions to 18 months in prison for setting fire to a pavilion at Kew Gardens on Feb 29. At arrest she attacked the magistrate with a book and resisted.
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London
Joyce Locke
Olive W. Harry
Cafeteria Dinner Schedule Noted at Robinson
A brief item outlines daily cafeteria dinners served at 2 PM and 6 PM at The Robinson location. It notes standard meals offered to students and staff.
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the Robinson
Court orders bond in hunger strike case
The court ordered the defendant to pay all costs and deposit a $1,000 bond to ensure good behavior for two years after serving sentences. She refused the bond and threatened a hunger strike.
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Bond
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Tennyson
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Lemain
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Tima
Mystic Maze Club
Win Hainesworth
Celia Davidson
Lida Gaylord
Lincoln
Neb
Miss Davidson
Miss Gaylord
Baby Millard
H. R. Millard
Roca Snyderla
Charles Bristol
Hospital Aid Society
Great
Irocers
ARE Risal
Barnett
Florida
AST
Colorado
Nebraska
Ans
D.C
Ohenstein Bros
Brest
Bpring
Pring Wails
Ladies Soggory
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