Debutante Margaret Bassett Honored At Avondale Tea
Miss Margaret Bassett daughter of Mr and Mrs George P Bassett of Avondale introduced at a tea. Guests wore elegant gowns while an orchestra played and roses and lilacs filled the rooms. Numerous relatives friends and socialites attended including Miss Peet of Chicago and many named locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bassett
George Pomeroy Bassett
Gholson Avenue
Avondale
Liberty
Bassett
Miss Peet
Chicago
Mills Amelia Wilshire
Elizabeth Bwen
Anabel Bragg
Iss Nell Gray
Wilson
Middletown
Colonial Tea Party at College Hill
A colonial tea party and musicale were hosted by Mrs. Harriet Larmon at her College Hill mansion for the Hospital Society. Guests in 1776 style costumes included James Larmon and George Henshaw among others, with a candlelit invitation and tickets sold at one shilling. A program was arranged by Mrs. Larmon and performers Captain J. A. Johnson, Prof. Hans Seitz, and Miss Margaret LeVoy, drawing a large attendance and raising a handsome sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ellsworth Fisher
C. E. Hasson
St. Paul
M. I. Barker
Carrollton
Mesdames
Waddell
Brenneman
H. Ferris
Brown
Wilson
Schell
Bahlman
West
Duhme
Hey
A. Burkhard Perkins
Hinsch
Rust
Jas
Collins
Crawford
Jacob
Bell
Gibbs
Burkhardt
G. Mitchell
Hopple
Kingsbury
Enger
Hawley
Murdock
Worth
Hill
Johnson
Sherick
Thompson
Stifel
Sanford
Banning
Virden
Fosdick
Martin
Rowe
Stone
Iredell
Hunt
Collier
Meader
Hollmeyer
Hanna
Burckhardt
J. Stacy Hill
Charles Hunt
James Pettibone
Morris Wilison
College Hill
Hospital Society
Harriet Larmon
Madam Larmon
Tea at Woman's Club Ghurgh Entertainment
Community tea at the Woman's Club led by Miss Newton and Mrs. Symmes. J H Sharpe couple recount life among Indians from last summer. Central Christian Church fair and luncheon opening enjoyed with decorated tables and gracious servers. Program at Second Presbyterian Church benefits missionary society. St Paul’s Episcopal Church bazaar at Wiedemann residence Newport tonight with dinner 6 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Walter Bryer
Howe
Phelps
Hyndman
Mollie
Lizzie Riddell
Ione Busch Riddell
Charlotte Wichel
Helen May Curtis
Graninger
Second Presbyterian Church
The
Missionary Society
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Newport
George Wiedemann
Transforming Basque Coat into a Modern Bolero Jacket
A practical guide describes converting an old Basque coat into a bolero by trimming to waist length, rounding the front, adding a velvet ceinture, replacing revers with double collars, shortening sleeves, and puffing velvet at the wrists for a smart modern look.
Building Trades Plan National Defense Fund And Delegates Named
Building Trades Council discusses creating a National defense fund funded by per capita levies amid plans for closer local council alliance. Local delegates named include M. Kennedy L Little J R Morford John Shay William Cammerill Ed Williams and H A Drake. Printers leave the State Federation after a Newark vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades’ Council
National Council
Plasterers
Carpenters
M. Kennedy
Hodcarriers
L. Littlepage
J. R. Morford
Sheet Metal
John Shay
William Cammerill
Tinners’ Protective Association
Ed Williams
Carpenters’ District Council
H. A. Drake
National Defense Fund
Chicago
Canada
Gibson House
Trades Union Hall
East Court Street
State Federation of Labor
Newark
Notable names listed in local society notices
A sequence of names appears including Ed Henshaw Sr Edward Wild Theo Pyle Sidney Carter G H DeGolyer Lillian Wild Nellie Henshaw Helen Coy Blanchard Carpenter Alice Coy and others such as Col Lowe Emerson Prof E W Coy Dr P T Kilgour Stanley Henshaw Edward Bowman Chas Bryant and Poy in a community roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Henshaw
Edward Wild
Theo Pyle
Sidney Carter
G. H. DeGolyer
Isses
Lillian Wild
Goodrich
Nellie Henshaw
Helen Coy
Blanchard
Carpenter
Thomson
Alice Coy
Afternoon Floral Euchre At Walnut Hills Home
Mr and Mrs M Goldsmith of Beecher Street Walnut Hills hosted a lavish afternoon party for 30 guests. The event featured a miniature theater vaudeville with a soubrette, a marching band aria, and paper flower decorations with paper dolls and plants. An extensive palm room addition with 900 electric lights and an electric fountain is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Goldsmith
Beecher Street
Walnut Hills
Soubrette
Goldsmith
Religious Awakening In Cincinnati Inspires Pastors
Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman, after three days in Cincinnati, predicts a coming religious awakening. He preached nine sermons at Lane Theological Seminary and Walnut Hills Presbyterian Church on burdens of ministry and revival. Local ministers and visiting pastors attended in large numbers, and a citywide pastors’ meeting is planned for next Monday at Lane Seminary Chapel to set up future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilbur Chapman
Cincinnati
Lane Theological Seminary
Walnut Hills Presbyterian Church
Chapman
Lane Seminary Chapel
New York City
Grapes Reported Stolen From Alley Behind West Ninth Street
Two men dropped a small barrel of white grapes in the alley rear of Henry Ellis at 125 West Ninth Street. Ellis shouted, the thieves fled leaving the booty. Grapes were taken to Central Station awaiting owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ellis
West Ninth Street
Ellis
Central Station
Woman Injured After Fall From Street Car
Mrs Elizabeth Ramp an elderly resident of the Widows Home fell yesterday afternoon from a Gilbert avenue street car at Fifth and Walnut streets. Her injuries are painful but not serious and she was taken to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ramp
Widows
Gilbert Avenue
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Senator Grady Arrives in Town for Private Business
State Senator Thomas Grady of New York arrived yesterday and is quartered at the Burnet. He is high in the councils of Hall and was formerly a City Justice in New York. He will return home in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Grady
New York
Burnet
Grady
Hall
W York
Outlook Bright for Newport Bank Recovery
The Newport National Bank saga proceeds as stockholders and directors respond to Comptroller orders. A $19 000 misprint in reports and a proposed $450 000 cash reserve spark delays. Directors expect a 20 percent opening instalment, with Jule Plummer signaling broad depositor agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Tucker
F. C. Miller
Avondale
Jule Plummer
Plummer
Free Lecture by Dr Judkins at Friends Church
Dr William Judkins delivers a free 8 p m lecture at Friends Church northwest corner fh and Mound. The talk, Sacrifices and Their Costs, cites Jeptha and his daughter and is the seventh in a six lecture Shipley Literary Society course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Judkins
Friends’. Church
Northwest Corner
Mound
Jeptha
Shipley Literary Society
University appoints judges as Trustees of Cincinnati University
Yesterday the Superior Court judges were re appointed as Trustees of the University of Cincinnati John B Peaslee Dr Charles A L Reed and Edward Senior. Terms expire January 14 191?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
University of Cincinnati
John B. Peaslée
Charles A. L. Reed
Edward Senior
Building Trades Council Sees Delegates From Marble Letters Union
Schmidt and Gardiner represented the Marble Letters Union as delegates in the Building Trades Council. The Carpenters District Council seeks to organize millwrights and elevator men with a meeting planned early next week. A large Public Educational Council meeting at the Dennison House endorsed continuing the push for free texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Schmidt and
Gardiner
Marble Letters’ Union
Building Trades Council
Carpenters’ District Council
Public Educational Council
Dennison House
Humane Society November report highlights cases and prosecutions
The Superintendent reports 130 cases investigated involving 233 children. Contributions from 115 truant fathers totaled $15 7985. In the animal department 89 cases were investigated with 79 about horses and mules and 10 about other animals. Seven prosecutions ended in guilty verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Humane Society
Animal Department
University of Chicago meteorology course for teachers
President Ayers arranges a summer term meteorology course open to teachers and the public. Emphasis will be on weather forecasts and practical forecast applications for the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayers
University
Robbery Report Involving Deceased Woman’s Assets
Miss Lillian Clermond reports to Chief Crawford that after her mother Mrs Ciermond died at a private hospital in Eighth Street a number of valuables were stolen from her rooms on Twelfth and Walnut. The daughter says money sewn in a skirt disappeared and that the mother had claimed she would not suffer after death. The case hinges on hospital transfers and missing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Lillian Clermond
Mound Street
C. Ciermond
Twelfth
Walnut Streets
Eighth
Race
Vine Streets
Miss Ciermond
Eighth Street
Steiners Set December 15 for Annual Club Dinner
The Steiners division of the Business Men's Club announced a grand annual meeting and dinner for Saturday December 15. Each member may bring a guest. Arrangements indicate the event will be enjoyable and unique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiners
Business Men’s Club
Dress Carnival Arrangements Set by Bon Ton Fishing Club
Arrangements are complete for the Bon Ton Fishing Club annual dress carnival to be held tomorrow night. The organizing committee includes J. B. Magevney G en A Cassell Isaac Burger and Charles Jace Hood. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a constitutional remedy for catarrh claiming permanent cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon-Ton Fishing Club
J. B. Magevney
Gen A. Cassell
Isaac Burger
Charles Jace
Lynching Attempt as New York Crowd Targets Negro Man
In New York City a white mob at Thirty-fifth Street and Seventh Avenue tried to lynch William Compton after he shot two white men, William Case and Cornelius Rooney, injuring them in the oysters stand area. Police contained the crowd and escorted Compton to a station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thirty-fifth Street
Seventh Avenue
William Compton
William H. Case
Cornelius Rooney
Case
Rooney
Compton
Eighth Avenue
Arrived Steamers From Bremen and Liverpool
New York reports the Friedrich der Grosse arriving from Bremen via Southampton and Cherbourg. Halifax lists the Tunician arriving from Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Halifax
N. S
Tunician
Liverpool
Russell License Collections Show Strong 1901 Payments
City Auditor Millikin reports 1901 Russell license collections coming in well. Yesterday marked the second day of collection with over 1200 dollars paid in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikin
Mysterious Death Near Springfield Pike Inquest Held
Charles Friend found Michael Connors 40, of West Chester Ohio, dead along Springfield pike near the Old Stone Jug roadhouse while delivering paving stone for Gest Co. Coroner Schwab held an inquest as mystery envelops the case and rumors of drinking and financial reverses surface. Connors, a single man, was known in Cincinnati and had reportedly sought a teaming contract for the Millcreek Valley Street Railway extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Friend
Hneman
Springfield Pike
Wyoming
Glendale
Michael Connors
West Chester
O. Connors
Gest & Co
Millcreek Valley
Schwab
Connors
Cincinnati
Barberton Man Ed Clennen Missing In Cincinnati Search
Barberton resident Ed Clennen is reported missing after arriving in Cincinnati last Saturday. He works with Sterling Boiler Co whose works are in Barberton and which is installing a boiler at East Court Street's Cincinnati Ice and Cold Storage. He was last seen after 6 pm at Volz's Hotel. Clennen is 35, 5 feet 6 inches, stout with a heavy sandy mustache and light complexion, seldom drinks, and carries Sterling papers. manager Mellin ger seeks his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Clennen
Barberton
Sterling Boiler Company
Cincinnati Ice and Cold Storage Company
East Court Street
Volz
Sterling Company
Mellinger
Men of Affairs Enjoy Dinner at Business Men's Club
A pleasant dinner party at the Business Men's Club was attended by Frank W. Foulds C B Ryan C H Joness and George E Rockwell as guests with J Charles McCullough H G Foulds and George S Bailey hosting The menu featured terrapin and game from a hunting expedition to the Virginia coast. W T Irwin a Third Street broker returned from a business trip to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club
Frank W. Foulds
C. B. Ryan
C. H. Joness
George E. Rockwell
J. Charles McCullough
H. G. Foulds
George S. Bailey
Virginia
W. T. Irwin
Third Street
New York
Queer Insane Delusions at Lunacy Inquiry
Charles H. J. Lowen of Indian Hill 58 years old appeared before Dr. Davis on a lunacy inquiry. A former Sycamore Street bookseller and current owner of a fifty three acre farm he claims the electric fluid drives his delusions attributing all misfortune to its malign influence. Neighbors testified to cursing and threatening behavior. Dr. Davis warned him and released him. John G. Weis of St. Bernard was sent to Longview Asylum after problem drinking and business worry. He believes he is rich yet being robbed. Mattie Bryant of College Hill a married woman, agitated by religious fervor, was sent to Longview Hospital for treatment after multiple religious delusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. J. Lowen
Indian Hill
Davis
Lowen
Sycamore Street
St. Xavier's Church
John G. Weis
St. Bernard
Longview Asylum
Mattie Bryant
College Hill
Longview Hospital
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Lyman Perin
Pauly
A. F. Perry
Jos
Peebles
W. F. Powell
H. T
A. J. Redway
J. Redway
Judge Robertson
Edw
Lawson
W. 8. Rowe
Wm. Resor
Robt. Smith
Charles Stephens
Thoms
Strong Vincent
Lewis van Antwerp
Frank H. Lawson
Harry Laws
H. Thane Miller
Dr. Mitchell
al H. M. Magill
Geo. Middleton
Dwight Marfield
Robt. Mitchell
Clark B. Montgomery
A. Murphy
Bentley Matthews
Dr. McDermott
J. Wayne Neff
H. H. Peck
Levin Perin
Stephen Coles
James Collins
C. D. Crank
F. Coan
Geo Dominick
Wm. Dominick
D. Dubie
Frank Ellis
Walter
Geo. A. Gray
J. V. Guthrie
Walter Hofer
J. Stacey Hill
J. J. Hooker
A. B. Huston
George Hamilton
Godfrey Holterhoff
Thornton Hinkle
William A. Hall
J. W. Iredell
W. J. Isaacson
Ford Jelke, Jr
Herbert Jenney
Frank J. Jones
Charles Kellogg
William Kittredge
S. F. Kemper
Louise A. Kinney
Charles A. Loudon
Long
Robert F. Seaman
Matthew Addy
Franklin Alter
O. M. Avery
L. A. Ault
Larz Anderson
Larz W. Anderson
Harry Burton
Judge Buchwalter
Robert Burton
Casper H. Burton
H. P. Boyden
Leopold Burckhardt
George Bowen
G. H. Barbour
Harry Cook
William H. Calvert
W. E. Crane
W. A. Webb
Charles Williams
I. W. Wayne
Willam Wiltshire
Lloyd Wayne
Joseph Wiltshire
Thomas Wright
J. W. Warrington
Frank Wiborg
William Worthington
H. C. Yergason
J. F. Dietz
Wanda
William Dahlmeier
Mary Hart
Ethel Benton
J. J. Faran
Casper Henry Burton
Violet Williams
Clarence Stevens
Helen
Avondale Club
Harry Fowler Woods
Willard Howe
George Wilshire
Wagine Carroll
Butte
Mont
Henriette Porter
William Wisdom Tapp
Louisville
Hudson
Kinney
Mooney Avenue
Hyde Park
Frank Kinney
M. Y. Cooper
Ama Kinney
Arthur Spencer
Anna Cunningham
Laura Koester
Lulu Parker
Miss Jones
Hooker
Holloway
Unt
Hinkle
Hamilton
Kellogg
Kittredge
Leaman
Laws
Maury
Magill
Middleton
Gama Perry
Procter
Williamson
James Larmon
George Henshaw
Alexander Reed
Isaac Johnston
Robert Simpson
Edward Henshaw
Ramp
Walter Aiken
William Goodall
Hammond Avery
J. L. Pierson
Misses— Newton
Dist
Henshaw
Avery
Pierson
Gordon, Bryant
W. B. Carpenter
General Dist
Robt. Simpson
Alice Arms
Mesers
Geo. E. Henshaw
Peter G. Thompson
Ghurgh Entertainment
Building Trades Defense Fund
National Council Convention
Typographical Union No. 8
Federation
Kennedy
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Council
H. G.townsley
N. L. Pierson
Wm. Dunbar
Chas. Cist
W. R. Goodall
Annie Bryant
Bryant
Mary Ely
Kilgour
Martha Kilgour
Emerson
Ruth Emerson
Poy
Senator Grady
Newport Bank
Humane Society Report
Meteorology
U. of C
the World’s Treasures
Ecause
Gome
First Presbyterian Church
John da Stoddard
Garfield Place
Cincinnat
Stoddard
Mme. Maconda
Mme
Charlotte Maconda
Lehuman
You and
I” Ren
Charlotte
Madonda
Lehman
Mrs. Beech
Ecstacy
Cadiz
Delibes
Thomas
Black
Russell
MEN OF Affairs
Commercial Tribune
Tpibune
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