Society Notes Reflect Autumn Gatherings and Travel
The society page details Dr. C. W. Richards of New York as guest of Rev. and Mrs. W. D. B. Gray, with a formal dinner hosted by Mrs. Kingsford. It also notes Miss Mildred Sterling as hostess, guests from Fort Riley, and plans for church dedications and motor trips to Fort Collins, Moorcroft, and Wisconsin.
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Richards
C. WH. Richards
New York
W.D. B. Gray
Wis Lost
Richarde
Kay
Charles.n. Potter
68. Patten
C. W. Riner
Mildred Sterling
Lolley Collins
LeRoy Collins
Emily Jones
Fort Riley
Five O'Clock Tea Plans For Society Guests
Jones the mother of the honor guest is noted by the society editor. Five O'clock Tea hosted by Mrs. J. K. Walton and Miss Lulu McCormick will entrain at a five o'clock tea this evening.
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J. K. Walton
Lulu McCormick
Women club meetings show growing attendance at art group
The Coterie Art Club met with hostess Mrs Herman Gnam as nine of twelve members attended. Sewing and visiting marked the afternoon with Mrs Cecil Law to host in two weeks. Also twenty two members joined the Help One Another Club at Mrs J B Durham’s home as new members Beaman and Hickleyman were admitted and society reporters Mina observed.
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Coterle Art
Witters
Law
Klugman
Ed. Gnom
Dutcher
Oliphart
Pinch
Help One Another
Mra. J. B Durham
W. Fi. Beaman
J. W. Hickleyman
Mina
Honorary members named at city club meeting
Hontile Jack and Mie TR Trean received honorary seats at the cad club meeting. Topics included sanitation, consumer tips, and warding off charity scams, with warnings to women about dubious solicitations. Mia Neldon and Mr Coachman assisted the hostess serving tea. Mrs Sage to entertain in two weeks.
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Hontile Jack
Mie TR Trean
Cad
Mia. Neldon
Mr. Coachman
B. A. Sage
Presbyterian Air Society Hosts Afternoon Gathering
The Presbyterian Air Society will meet this afternoon with Mrs. James Niswander and Mrs. Jamiewon at the home of Mrs. Niewanier, 414 East Twenty-sixth Street. Baptist Willing Workers host an afternoon gathering at Methodist Missions with Mrs. C. B. Wolf at 819 West Twenty fifth Street. The Methodist Missionary Society plans a post noon meeting in the parlors of the Inter Ocean hotel with Mrs. John Brown and Arleide Allison. The ladies balance church activities and business duties today.
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Presbyterian Air Society
The
James Niswander
Jamiewon
Niewanier
East Twenty-sixth Street
Baptist
Mra. C
Wolf
Weet Twenty Fifth Street
Methodist Missions
Methodist Missionary Society
John Brown
Arelide Allison
Inter Ocean Hotel
Rumage sale and Guild tea entertain parishioners
The Congregational church ladies run a Rumage sale in the Tupper building with a vast stock of clothing furniture and household goods at low prices. The remnant tea by the Guild of St. Mark's at the Parish House drew many attendees and lively browsing. Hostesses Mrs J G Kelloge and Mrs Gattis hosted yesterday with plans for a November bazaar. next Thursday Mrs Niswander and Mrs Fisher will entertain the Guild.
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the Congregational Church
Guild of St. Mark's
J. G. Kelloge
Gattis
Hostenses
Westerday
Niswander
Fisher Will
Guild
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
The ad claims Pape's Diapepsin ends dyspepsia, indigestion, gas, and heartburn in minutes. It touts quick, harmless stomach regulation with a money back guarantee and urges readers to keep it on hand for day or night relief.
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Pape
Piano Harmony and Musical History Teacher Seeks Students
Northwestern University School of Music graduate from Chicago offers piano teaching in harmony and musical history. Assistant piano instructor at Northwestern, director and principal teacher at Austin Behood of Music. Years of private instruction, methods aligned with major conservatories, classes planned. Call or write ROERT N for seven-period study at 1640 Capitol Ave.
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Northwestern University School of Music
Eyaneton
Chicago
Northwestern
Austin Behood of Music
Capitol Ave
How An Artist Obtained Recognition
A boy named Alan, scolded for doodling on books, pursues art against his father’s wishes. He trains in America, works as an illustrator, and gains early money through a Perkins baby food ad showing a sleeping child. His success grows as his work becomes heavily advertised, boosting his fame and prices over time.
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Alan
America
Huly
Lewis
Perkins
Thia
Inquirer
Argenius
The Wolf in Capstone Theatre Review
A fragmented review notes The Wolf's performance at Capitol Avenue theatre, praising Bel the Mrench Canadian and a mixed cast in a reflection on food, reflection, and rugged character. The text spans various names and roles, with scarce coherent plot details.
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Mar Toviah
Child of the Woods
Juten Penablen
McDonald
Hilda Mac Tovieh
Thowich
Capitol Avenue
Bel
HGH School Eleven Beats Soldiers Team
The high school eleven defeated Co. K Twelfth Cavalry at Fort Russell in a practice game 13 to 4. The soldiers played well and the scrimmage prepared the Mast Dever High School squad for their next contest Saturday.
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Co. K. Twelfth Cavalry
Fort Russell
Igh School
Bovn
Coup Nearin
Mast Dever High School
Famous Movie Man W E Gearen Anderson Visit
Noted film producer Mr Anderson visits the Capitol Arch theatre area, dining with manager Bradley and outlining plans for his Candy Shop venue opening next week. He also hints at a new play opening later in Ban Pranecige.
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Gearen
Anderson
Not James Milliner faces bankruptcy rumors denied
The report claiming the James Willinery is entering bankruptcy is unfounded. The firm states it remains in a prosperous condition and disputes the bankruptcy speculation.
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James Willinery
Dark Hint In A Peculiar Scarborough Evening
A garbled tale hints at a fatal conversation with a newlywed couple on their honeymoon at Scarborough. A warning about visiting the cemetery looms as the pair speak of delaying a visit and choosing pleasure over duty in a grim, ironic moment.
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Scarborough
Veile
George
New Fabrics and Draping Styles Stir Fashion Hints
Far East influenced gowns feature low hip knots and oriental motifs. Bold Parisian Turkish designs appear in draped blouses and shirts to broaden shoulders hips and balance figures. A Pictureoque illustration shows broad lines and fabric folds to tame striking patterns. Five and a half yards of four inch printed silk or brocaded charmeuse offered.
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Far East
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C. W. Clarke
St. John’s Hospital
W. D. B. Gray
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W. Q. Phelan
Ethel McDevitt
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Mijn
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Soldiers
Man Wee
James Milliner
Ingersoll Store
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