Central Suffrage Committee Sets Friday Sessions
The Central Suffrage Committee announces regular business meetings every Friday at 4 20 p m in Fleet National Bank Building Room 1 004 with Mise Anne Tracy as secretary and daily suffrage offices from 40 a m to 6 00 p m. Nether convention committees listed include Reception chaired by Mrs Mary Sherwood and Entertainment led by Dr Heemelin Dr Murray and Miss Kate Sprague. Max Kastrhian of New York will head the chief entertainment lecture.
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Central Suffrage Committee
Fleet National Bank
Mise Anne Tracy
Edna C. Ohnstein
Nether
Chai
Mary ©. Sherwood
Edna ©. Obnatein
Central Committee
Mire Matill Murray
Mican FH
Anthony Club
Heemelin
Murray
Kate Sprague
Max Kastrhian
New York
Spanish Club Organizes First Tall Meeting
The first meeting of the Spon iab club will be at Mr and Mrs 1 0 Weader lane seminary place on Saturday evening October 11. Senor de Soler will conduct the studies.
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Sponiab Club
Weader
Lane Seminary Place
Senor de Soler
Daughters of the American Revolution Open Season Meeting
The D A R will hold its first meeting of the season Monday afternoon October 18 at Lawton Street Hall headquarters. Mrs Lowell C Hobart regent of Cincinnati chapter will travel to Cleveland later this month for a conference with national regent Mrs William Cummine Story. Miss Grace Cheever reports a pleasant summer outing at Baylow Michigan.
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D. A. RR
Lawton Street Hall
Lowell C. Hobart
Cincinnati
Cleveland
William Cummine Story
Grace Cheever
Baylow
Mich
Catholic Woman's Scripture Class Opens Fifth Year
The Catholic Woman's Scripture Class at St Frances meets today at 4:16 pm on Madison Avenue read the Epistle of the Thessalonians in the standard version. The program will begin its fifth year of lectures with philosophical introductions.
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St. Frances
Orn Avenue
Madison
Woman's Club Plans Evening Meeting and Travel Club
In the Saint George area the Woman's Club will hold a meeting following a travel club session led by Miss Louise Worthington. Mrs. Samuel Allen will chair the exercises and Rev. Lester Riley will give readings.
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Belock P. m. Itedyent
Louise
Worthington
Samuel Allen
Lester Riley
Mrs W A Goodman Attends National Missionary Convention
Mrs. W A Goodman Jr of 1707 Fast McMillan Street Walnut Hills attends the national convention of the Home Missionary Societies of the Methodist Episcopal Church in session in Washington D C this week.
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Fast McMillan Street
Welnut Hills
of the Home Missionary Societies of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
Whitening the Hands Tip from Daily Advice
An old message advises keeping a half lemon ready to rub on hands after peeling vegetables or fruit. It claims the lemon removes stains and keeps hands white and smooth.
Poiret Fashion King Startles Chicago Women
Chicago sept 7 seven hundred of the best dressed women viewed Paul Poiret's latest styles at the Blackstone hotel. The crowd studied gowns including a lampshade outfit and a circular white ermine muff while Poiret advocated simple elegance over heavy ornament. Poiret arrived for a luncheon at the Pluckerton Hotel and posed amid reporters and photographers.
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Chicago
Paul Poiret
Blackstone Hotel
Poiret
Yand
Mere
Mme
Hbsac
Mme. Stipley
Paris
Demi-Monde
Jimericata Ao
Jimericata Ao Nint Buy His ‘Extreme Creations. mi“Pomikt
Palire
Paul
Yenter Fay
Waa
Plucketone Hotel
Puest
Amal
Fashion Hints for Winter Coats and May Manton Patterns
The article describes a practical belted coat with a low waist and chinchilla trim, noting its comfort and smart look for cold weather. It outlines fabric amounts for four to eight year olds, uses coins for mail orders, and promotes May Manton patterns for girls from 34 to 42 inch bust, including blouses, vests, chemisettes, and belts.
First Woman Through Canal Travel Plans
Mrs. George W. Goethals wife of the Panama Canal chief engineer sailed for Cristobal and declared she would not return home until she had traversed the canal. She expects to be the first woman to make the trip and will accompany her husband.
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Canal
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Cristibal
Improper Dining Etiquette and Social Expectations
A fragmented Q and A discusses propriety in restaurant entry and theater outings. It covers who should follow whom, expectations for a married man, and whether an RSVP or answer is needed for a home wedding. The tone mirrors guidance columns urging decorum and awareness of social norms.
Vogue of fur trimmings through many garment types
Fur trimmings surge this year across suits wraps dresses blouses and negligees. High priced pelts such as fox ermine chinchilla and leopard drive demand with two to five furs per customer in new muff styles and the growing market for fur trimmed pillows.
Follow Me Fashion Gleams in Coquette Style
The description portrays a flirtatious figure in a sash labeled follow me. The ribbon accents the tunic to form a feminine silhouette, ending above a short dress and a buttoned boot, capturing a late era coquettish look.
Why the Man Walks in Front in Oriental Travel Tales
The excerpt contrasts gender roles with travel lore, noting men leading in unfamiliar terrain while women stay behind. It laments Western views of women and highlights practical needs such as clearing paths with a hatchet. The piece reflects on cultural observations and cautions about misperceptions.
Waistcoat and gaiter tips for tailored outfits
Guidance on selecting suiting material for a waistcoat and ensuring enough fabric for gaiter tops. Advises matching gaiters to feet for a coordinated, smart appearance and notes the care needed to finish the waistcoat and set the overall look.
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Gaiter
Tailer mocks fashions at Newport luncheon
At a Newport luncheon T. Ltixern Tailer quipped about women’s fashions, joking about a transparent blouse and a slashed skirt. A neighbor remarked on Mrs Blanc, while Mrs Taller commented on 1913s fads and outfits.
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T. Ltixern Tailer
Newport
Patent Leather Shoes Care Tip
To lengthen the life of patent leather shoes the dirt should always be removed with a damp sponge. Then carefully dry apply a little vaseline and polish with a soft cloth.
Daily Horoscope Forecasts Troubled Year Ahead Across Regions
The reading warns of unrest and danger in several areas due to planetary influences. It notes potential violence and economic strain, with a prominent figure at risk of a severe accident and women of national fame facing hardship. Birthdates near late January to February 19 cover heightened sensitivity and health caution.
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T'Ranusxin
South Africa
Poison Safety For Mothers And Baby Care Tips
A vintage care feature guides mothers on poison prevention and first aid for children. It lists antidotes for common poisons, labeling and marking bottles, and reminders to keep pills out of reach. The piece mentions carbolic acid, alcohol, Mustard Water, and other remedies, plus baby birthday keepsakes and a guessing competition for entertainment.
First Anniversay Baby Birthday Party Instructive Note
A nostalgic, if garbled, urging mothers to celebrate a baby's first birthday with baby friendly guests. The text mentions inviting infants and caregivers, decorating with gilded wicker and satin, and centering a floral arch as a symbolic centerpiece.
Dressy linen sets for girls with lace trim
A guide recommends toned white or pale linens for dresses and collar and cuff sets for small girls. They are easily laundered and should be made in various shapes and sizes to stay neat and pretty.
Sandpaper the Soles to Prevent Slips for Asaby
The instruction suggests sanding Asaby's new shoes soles before wear to stop slipping on bare or polished floors, aiming to reduce the risk of falls or sprains. This old caution reflects practical footwear care to prevent injuries.
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Asaby
LAFAYETTE ACCESSORIES FOR A LAYETTE CHEST AND BASKETS
A mother designs a layette chest from a rough box lined with wadding and lace, featuring blue satin ribbon hinges and bows. Two new infant baskets, both in splint straw, include a shallow circular model with dust protection and a pail shaped version with detachable lingerie frill, reflecting elegant nursery furnishings.
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Hase
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