Hallowe'en Socials and School Group Gatherings Planned
The society column notes Hallowe’en events including progressive teas by Q C A girls, Baptist church dinner repeats, a Coterie Art club party at Mr and Mrs W S Leighton, and a G H club progressive dinner. Also announced are a St Agnes Society masquerade, a Mrs Archie Allison Sunday School class party, and a Parish House masquerade with a St Mark's music program led by Mrs W K Hart tonight.
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All Hallows
Hallowe’en
Society
Q. C. A. Girls
Coterie Art Club
W. S. Leighton
G. H. Club
Archie Allison
Olive
St. Mark's
W. K. Hart
N. H. Allen
H. Woodman
Scotson Clark
L. A. Baldwin
Harold Vaughan
G. W. Chadwick
John Hunter
W. H. Gill
Fort Russell Social Events Reception for General Edwards
Major and Mrs. Reno hosted a Fort Russell reception in honor of General Clarence Edwards. The event featured elaborate Halloween decor with Jack o Lanterns, ghostly guards, and a festive color scheme of red and gold. The Eleventh Infantry Orchestra provided a lively program as guests praised the hospitality and artistry of Army social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Edwards
Fort Russell
William W. Reno
Clarence Edwards
Halloween Party at Fort Russell Honors General Edwards
The event featured Major and Mrs Reno hosting guests in a Yellow and black decor with Jack o Lanterns and candles. Generals Edwards and Howards attended with officers and ladies in full dress as 125 invitations went out to the Fort Russell Post and select townspeople.
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Mra
Rone
Edwards
Galonel
Williame
Mere
Pickerlhe
Mre
Berry
Baker
Reno
Pickering
William Mast
Noble
Jordan
Mrs. Reno
Dutis
Finley
Kimball
Burt
Armstrong
Williams
Mason
Read
Littebrant
Morris
Bishop
Thomas
Davidson
Stephen Morris
Elise Morris
Tyson
George Davidson
Rees Returns from Ohio Visit with Family
Mrs Rees has returned from an extended visit with relatives in Ohio and reports a delightful vacation. She was accompanied by her mother Harriet Springer and a dive name unclear in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
John Rees
Ohio
Rees
Dive
Harriet Springer
V. K. Hart
Loramie
Aconeget
Hiawatha
Get Rid of Piles with Pyramid Pile Remedy Free Trial
An advertisement urges readers to try Pyramid Pile Remedy for piles promising rapid relief with one or two applications. It promotes a free trial coupon and a 50 cent regular package at local drugstores, claiming dramatic symptom reduction. The text also contains assorted local notices and unrelated snippets about community events and individuals.
Pyramid Pile Remedy Advertisement Urges Free Trial By Mail
An old classically styled ad from Pyramid Drug Company of Marshall Michigan promotes Pyramid Pile Remedy. It urges readers to send for the treatment by mark in a plain wrapper using the address 801 and claims splendid results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Marshall Mich
Mark
Regional Social Notes Highlight East Coast Visits
Zanesville residents share a long list of guests and travels. Mira Block of Grand Rapids returns home after visiting her brother Judge C N Potter and family. Dr George C Rafter recovers at home from an east coast trip. Bishop and Mrs N S Thomas attend an Episcopalian conference in Grand Junction Colorado. Mr and Mrs C E McGarvey host their Boston niece Mrs French for months, plan European travel and Atlantic crossing with Mrs Lyons. Later Mr McGarvey joins in Boston then travels with Mrs French to Europe before returning to Cheyenne. Dr Duntway of the University of Laramie will visit Mr and Mrs A J Johnston over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira. Block
Grand Rapids, Mich
Mrs. C. E. McGarvey
Mrs. French
Boston
Thirteenth Annual Brotherhood Ball at Keefe Hall
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen hosts its thirteenth annual ball at Keefe Hall on Tuesday evening October 20. Admission is 81 with ladies free. A good time is promised for all. Miss Soper, dressmaker by day, can be reached at phone 81-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Keefe Hall
Miss Soper
Japanese Oriental Room Display With Cherry Blossom Theme
A vivid description of an upstairs drawing room and dining room styled in Japanese oriental decor. The narrator notes silk pollen scents, dhene below glare, lanterns, indigo glass, cherry browsome mantels, pine branches, cedar trees, and a cherry blossom display in a dining room basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Eligabeth Metwice
Tela
Aleo
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Boston Ladies
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London
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