Debutante Luncheon For Miss Alexina Ferguson
Social items describe Mrs. Larz W. Anderson hosting a luncheon for debutante Miss Alexina Ferguson with pink decor and a guest list including Misses Stewart, Stallo, Cleneay, Bates, Tuttkamer, Smith, Probasc o, Shillito, Larson, and Stettinius. Eloise Stettinius plans debut Dec 28 at Country Club ball by grandparents Seth and Mrs Foster.
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Larz W. Anderson
Alexina Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
Mary Stewart
Stallo
Elizabeth Cleneay
Bates
von Tuttkamer
Frances Smith
Probasco
Eloise Stettining
Seth Foster
Social Notes from Covington and Newport Gatherings
Miss Lillian Byrd returns to Memphis after visiting Newport guests en route from Detroit. Newport’s Miss Emma Gatch will visit Oxford Ohio to see her aunt Mrs Caleb Shera over Sunday. Covington hosts dinner for Mrs Charles Walker and a German party at Fort Mitchell Country Club with committees led by Hood Simrall Hahn.
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Lillian Byrd
Rosselle O'Shaughnessy
Newport
Detroit
Memphis
Emma Gatch
Oxford
Caleb Shera
Charles Walker
Covington
Paul Stevens
Fort Mitchel
Helen Stevens
Mary Moulton
Richmond
Chicago
Adam Kuechele
Cleveland
William Bruehl
William Bruehl, Jr
Fort Mitchell Country Club
Randolph Hood
Billy Simrall
Charles Hahn
Grace Collins
Julia Hickey
Fort. Mitchell Club
Witte
Ducker
Elizabeth. Makibben
Joan R. Murnan
Asheville
Kelly” ‘Covington
Lisindoee Ky
Mme
Tecla Vigna
Amanda Maull to Sing at Odd Fellows Temple Saturday
The Odd Fellows' temple hosts a Saturday afternoon program at 3 o'clock with Miss Amanda Murdock Maull of Newport among the soloists.
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Bly Hall
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Amanda Murdock Maull
Newport
Fashion Notes: Delicate Scents and Stylish Accessories
Scent usage remains nearly imperceptible with sachet boxes replacing hair perfumes. Theatre bags of brocaded suede with gold or silver mounts and mirrors become popular. Waistcoats in American Beauty satin or velvet brighten black ensembles while kimono style lounging robes appear in silk and wool. Early holiday shopping grows. white or colored tulle bows suit young women. Flower shaded cotton curtains dominate bedrooms and flat plush hats suit schoolgirls this season.
Smart Tips for Men in Evening Dress This Season
The article notes white evening ties with straight cut edges, pique ties over lawn, and high turnover collars. It recommends open collars, three button waistcoat fronts, soft bosomed shirts with tuxedos, and fur lined cheviot overcoats. Knotted scarfs in plain colors are trending while dealers urge early shopping.
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East
New Almanac a Magazine by Munyon Company
Prof Munyon reveals a comprehensive almanac with moon phases palmistry phrenology birthstones dream interpretation and beauty culture. It includes weights measures antidotes and party fun and is offered free by the Munyon Remedy Company Philadelphia to rural readers and families.
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Munyon
Munyon Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Santa Claus Workshop at Grace M. E. Norwood
Epworth League of Grace M. E. church in Norwood stages Santa Claus Workshop in the K of P hall Montgomery and Waverly avenues on December 11. Booths offer peanuts popcorn candy ice cream and Christmas toys as Mr and Mrs Santa Claus entertain guests and distribute souvenirs for the new church fund.
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Epworth League
Grace M. E. Church
Norwood
Santa Claus
K. of P. Hall
Montgomery and Waverly Avenues
Wil mington Pastor Hill appoints assistant at Central church
The Rev. John Beveece B. J. Meacham of Wilmington will serve as assistant pastor at the Central church. He will also assume duties of T. E. Ragsdale who has resigned to go into business.
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John Beveece
B. J. Meacham
Wilmington
Come
Central Pee Church
Eaer
Meacham
Will
T. E. Ragsdale
Hill
Ae Oe
Death comes to Richard R. Tafel
Richard R. Tafel, 32, son of former Cincinnati mayor Gustav Tafel, died at his Walnut Hills home after tuberculosis. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1 PM with family present, burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. He studied at the University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Law School, served as secretary to his father, later worked in Laredo, Texas, and joined the B P O E while in Texas.
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Gustav Tafel
Richard R. Tafel
Tafel
Moorman Avenue
Walnut Hills
Spring Grove
Mr. Tafel
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Law School
Cincinnati
Laredo
Tex
Texas
Cincinnati River Boomers Ride to Washington
About 100 members of the Chamber of Commerce left Cincinnati in a special Baltimore and Ohio train to attend the National Rivers and Harbors congress meeting in Washington today and tomorrow. A Business Men's club delegation led by C. H. M. Atkins and others joined a special coach. The 12:30 departure from Grand Central carried eight coaches with delegations from Cairo and other points along the Ohio River.
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Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Business Men’s Club
C. H. M. Atkins
J. M. Crawford
F. M. Huschart
P. Verkamp
Otto Armleder
W. H. Harris
Frank Shaffer
Masons Elect Officers for Cincinnati Chapter 1909
Cincinnati Chapter No. 2 Royal Arch Masons elects officers for 1909 led by High Priest Jacob B. Falk and King Dr. J G Evans. Other posts include Scribe George Grieshaber Jr and Secretary Edward G. Anschutz with officers Fisher, Kahber, Von Bargen, Meyer, Birkemeyer, and Pfeiffer.
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Cincinnati
Royal Arch Masons
Jacob BH. Falk
King
J. GC. Evans
George Grieshaber, Jr
Creekbaum
H. C. Genrich
Oscar Fender
G. M
John G. Landwehr
James N. Ramsey
Edward G. Anschutz
Joseph W. Kahber
Ernst von Bargen
William. L. .Meyer
Frank _Birkemeyer
William Pfeiffer
Early Christmas Shopping Boosts Working Women and Service
Readers are urged to begin Christmas shopping promptly and earlier in the day to support the working women who serve them and ensure better holiday service.
Cincinnati Trio Opens Season With First Cincinnati Hearing
The Cincinnati trio gave its season debut at the Odeon with the Brahms Trio Op 87 in C minor and the Tchaikowsky Trio Op 50 in A minor. Powell’s fine barytone performed a set of German songs by Reger and Kanner, sung here for the first time in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Odeon
Johann Brahms
Tschaikowski
Rubinstein
Powell
Barytone
Max Reger
Hugo Kanu
Tag Day Planned To Aid Charities
The Associated Charities plans a Tag Day between January 10 and 15 to raise funds as the organization faces a tight winter budget. Churches show interest and public support is hoped for. The arranging committee is Rev. C. F. Goss as chairman, with Robert Caldwell and Mrs. Saylor.
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Associated Charities
the Arangements
C. F. Goss
Robert Caldwell
Saylor
Charges Dropped Against Alliance Postal Employees
Federal charges of pernicious political activity against Alliance Ohio post office workers were dismissed after Civil Service Secretary Moss deemed the accusations trivial and unsupported, ending the investigation.
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Alliance, O
Moss
Civil Service Commission
Strife in Board Over Milk Fight
A heated board of public service meeting pits Mem ber Manss against colleagues over a resolution to revoke dairy licenses for cows fed on distillery waste. Health concerns are raised as Health Officer Brown’s weekly report shows milk quality above standards. The board votes to refer the measure to the city solicitor, with Manss opposing.
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Board of Public Service
Manss
Manas
Dauner
Board of Health
Brown
Cincinnati
Laidlaw
Weil
Jewish Women End Convention in Cincinnati After Final Business
The fifth triennial National Council of Jewish Women convention closed with the new executive board installed. Delegates will tour Dayton Ohio and attend a Dayton reception today. Miss American and Mrs Hugo Rosenberg will visit Cincinnati, with Miss American speaking tomorrow at the civic department of the Woman's club.
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National Council of Jewish Women
Dayton
Hugo Rosenberg
Cincinnati
Woman’s Club
Women Taxpayers Discussed at Susan B Anthony Club
Yesterday afternoon at the Gibson house the Susan B Anthony club held its regular meeting with Ar Linkmeyer Brate presiding. The discussion focused on women taxpayers and their role in civic finance. A note on shopping hours stated 8:30 to 12 in the morning as the best period for quick service and daytime packing to save night work.
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Susan B. Anthony Club
Gibson House
Ar Linkmeyer-Brate
Park Commission Meets With Officials To Discuss Records
Member Fleischmann and Secretary Longenecker visited Park Superintendent Rodgers City Auditor Von Bargen and waterworks trustees to study how records are kept and business is conducted. The commission will meet tomorrow at 10 in the private session room for swearing in of members and Secretary Longenecker by Mayor Markbreit.
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Fleischmann
Park Commission
Commission
Longenecker
Rodgers
von Bargen
Board of Public Service
Markbreit
Cincinnati Council Meets for Master and Select Master Elections
Cincinnati Council No. 68 holds a stated assembly this evening at 7:30 in the Scottish Rite Cathedral with work for the Master and Select Master officers. Kilwinning Chapter No. 97, R. A. M. announces a special convocation Wednesday at 7:30 with Mark IV work. Visitors invited.
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Cincinnati Council
W. L. Meyer
J. M. Joseph Kirkup
Kilwinning
WM. J. Bauer
L. J. Uatta
Obituaries and funeral notices from December 1908
Death notices for Elizabeth Hanlon Edwin Lon Millsom John Morgan Milsom Hiiza Nelson F J Nobel and Richard R Tafel with birth ages and burial details. Remains lie in state at homes. services set at residences and local churches. locations include Indianapolis Columbus Madeira Madisonville Walnut Hills.
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Hanlon
Elizabeth
Nee Mills
John J. Hanlon
Central Avenue
Indianapolis
Lon
Edwin
Freeman Avenue
Millsom
John Morgan
Ann Helen Milsom
James
Knapke
Hartwell
Columbus
Nelson—Hiiza
Madeira
Madisonville
Nobel
F. J
Broadway
Tafel
Richard R
Gustav Tafel
Moormann Avenue
Walnut Hills
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NEW Almanac
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