Reunion Benefit at Orpheum With Wellesley Alumnae
Society notes report a Wellester Club reunion and benefit at the Orpheum on Monday evening with alumnae from Wellesley College selected by Miss Mary Bates. Tickets for the show The Time the Place and the Girl are selling quickly under Mrs. Walter Rapp Mrs. Arthur Cobb and Miss Thalheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellester Club
Orpheum
Wellesler College
Mary Bates
Wellesley
Uehre
Mra
Walter Rapp
Arthur Cobb
Ming Thalheimer
Washington Ohio Society postponed celebration to February 3
Holiday on Sunday forces delay of the Washington birthday event of the Ohio Society of Bone of the Revolution. Dinner at Queen City Club planned. Judes James Swing to speak. Dr. William C. Herman to present a paper on “Wild Birds” at Church of the New Jerusalem with stereopticon slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio Society of Bone of the Rvolution
Queen City Club
Judes James Swing
William C. Herman
Church of the New Jerusalem
Oak
Winslow Streets
Camera Club
Bead Craft Recipes and Advice for Young Readers
A column provides bead making methods for Balt and Rose beads including salt paste and dried rose petal beads with drying, polishing, and stringing tips. It also features multiple reader questions on dating, kissing, apologies, and teen social limits with Mrs Thompson offering guidance on relationships and curfews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Household Hints for Milk Burns and Egg Substitutes
Practical kitchen tips cover preventing milk from burning by rinsing the pan with cold water before use. A teaspoon of vinegar can substitute for an egg in cake recipes and drippings can replace butter. Recipes for Huntington and French Ruske include egg and cheese proportions, making sauces, fillings, and biscuit-cut shapes with detailed steps.
Rich Widows Dominate Washington Social Scene
Special to The Americas reports Washington’s wealthier widows preside over the capital’s finest homes and host top social functions. Notable figures include Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna, Mrs. John A. Logan, Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, and Mrs. John B. Henderson, among others.
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Washington
Capital
Hitt
M. A. Hanna
John A. Logan
Thomas F. Walsh
Americas
R. E. Hitt
Wiliam F. Draper
Italy
Richard. F. Townsend
Thomas F.walsh
Walsh
Garrison
Panama
Marshall
Stephen B. Elkins
R. EB. Hitt
William F. Hitt
Katherine Elkins
Church Circles Sketch Busy Rutland Parish Life
An OCR fragment outlines activities at several churches in Rutland and surrounding areas. It mentions Drage Baptist Church and various services, Sunday schools, midweek meetings, and sermon topics led by pastors Welker and Williams, with references to Epworth League and United Presbyterian events.
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Drage de Baptist
Rutland
Montgomery Ree
William A. Siirore
Pantor
Madsas
Nopwodd
Lara
Gewart
Snadey School of
Epworth Langer
Serapens
Liam Meory Williams
Gabbard
Welet
Webb
A. m
Optic
Sanity
Bagtien
United Presbterian Church
Acd
Hinton Avanute
Mijtoe Devia
Bachelors Learn To Sew On Their Own Buttons
A 19th century discussion from Minnesota School of Agriculture argues bachelors should acquire sewing skills including button sewing to improve home life. The piece critiques social norms while exploring potential shifts in gender roles and the idea that men could contribute to domestic craft without female companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Minnesota School of Agriculture
Mi 8
Minnesota
Omphale
Forbidden Marriage Sparks Family Crisis in Hartford
In Hartford, Eric Chadwick defies his father Roderic to wed Grace Hibben, despite parental opposition. A rift follows. Eric faces estrangement, a threatened will change, and a rushed wedding at a Presbyterian church as news spreads of a deadly accident near Meriden.
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Roderic
Harriet
Roderie
Mrs. Chadwick
Eric
Mr. Chadwick
Ble
Pather
Gradie
Dorn
Chadwick
Hartford
Coloniaba
Ana Coun
Judson
Tyler
Meriden
Téoe
Grace Hibben
Hibben
Hartford County
Ieee
Forgiveness and union after a perilous escape
In a tense scene Eric and Grace reveal they escaped the danger by not boarding the train as Mr. Chadwick confronts fear and despair. The family reconciles with Eric and Grace seeking approval to marry, and Chadwick vows to wed them that very night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chadwick
Qur Boy
Eric
Grace
Tre
Jeels
Harriet
French Woman to Call on President in Washington
Mrs Borden Harriman, head of the Federal Industrial Commission, will receive the French inspector general of mines in America to discuss factory inspections and labor conditions. The mission marks a milestone as a fifth woman to earn a Doctor of Laws degree.
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Mile. de la Ruelle
America
Washington
Borden Harriman
Federal Industrial Commission
Fuisiie
Warmth from Food and Exercise Ma ke Flesh Plump
An article argues for fattening diets to raise body heat and combat thinness. It prescribes high fat and sugar rich foods such as cream suet bread and puddings, with generous portions and incidental tips on cooking and daily meals. It notes that warmth is produced by food use and warns against excess activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
Cnn
Jonnsien
Brazil
Dane
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News OF Society
Mra. Ide Mosterhof
Holloway
Three Arte Club
University Club
Albert Morris
James W. Bullock
John K. Shindie
Charles Bonifield
Frank Cottle
Masonic Abrarr
Scott Bonham
Bonham
Masonic Library Association
Fredrick Mackentepe
Warsaw
Woodlawn Avenue
Emery
Advent Memorial
Lub
Walnutiuis
John E. Firnkoes
Cena
Peringdon
Britt Brown
Dayton
Post Gymnasium
Fort Thomas
Cincinnati Society
Theodore G. Dohrman
Clifton
Willis Johnson
Pittsburg
Hahn-Thaibérg
Hotel Gibson
Country Cluir
Radway-Rowe
Harold Willis Nichols
Shorty
Rosalia and
Regina
Conch
Cane
Marcus A. Hanna
McCorm K
Tiny
National Association For Woman
Logan
Calumet” Place
Ami
Sta
Ant
Kesar Bers
Wale Witle
Beocey
Cearch
Bevis Wallace Macratifles
Breen
Petities
Beta
Lee Ky
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