Luncheon Honors and Bridge Activities Across Local Social Set
Mrs George Werfer and Mrs Henry Eldridge hosted a luncheon for twenty eight at Eldridge’s home with pink carnation decor and pink candles. Attendees included Mrs Will Innes Mrs Yeatman Mrs Ketchell Mrs Gilmore Mrs Hannaford Mrs Morgan and others. Miss Von Batthamer honored at a bridge event by Mrs Albert Krippendorf. Ellis Van Zant Thompson left for Kingston Jamaica en route to Panama Canal paymaster staff, returning mid February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Werfer
Henry C. Eldridge
Will Innes
Yeatman
Ketchell
Gilmore
Hannaford
Morgan
Walker
Collidge Hill
Ellis van Zant Thompson
Reverend Clingman to Return Home in Lexington
The Rev. Charles Clingman, currently in Lexington Kentucky, will return to his home shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clingman
Lexington, Ky
Newport social notes feature church dinner and gatherings
In Newport and Covington the First Baptist church ladies host a 4 turkey dinner this evening from 6 to 8. A long list of helpers is named. Various residents attend visits, entertainments, and trips with plans for Cotillion, guests from Dayton and Chicago, and upcoming card and bridge events at Newport and Covington venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Edward Sellers
Frank Colville
George Lott
Tom Keley
Will Smith Ransom
Ed Sellers
Hugh Warner
Daisy Talbott
Dayton, C
Lenoré Gooch
Covington
Dicken
Houghton
Mich
Charles Stone
St. Louis
George Fox
Stephen Sharp
Virginia
Covigton
Richmond
Kirby Fairchild
Kansas City
Clinton
Missouri
John Ducker
Lenore Gooch
Covion
Elinor Grant
Dafiing
Young Women’s Guild of
Young Women’s Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal Church of
Walter Hatfield
W. 8. Hatfield
Madison Avenue
Hatfield
Philadelphia
Embroidered Habits and Christmas Routines
A fragment discusses fashion trends and Christmas shopping cues. It notes embroidered collars and cuffs, mother of pearl infant rings, coat racks for children's clothing, and popular tassel beading. The piece urges early holiday shopping to aid workers and service staff.
Smart Tips for Men on Shoes and Attire
The piece advises patent leather pumps with black silk socks for evening wear and discusses low quarter variants. It notes white waistcoats should have minimal pattern, a two and a half inch collar, and urges subtle patterns like scrolls or foliage. It mentions early shopping for leather goods and popular collar and cuff boxes.
Brokers 10 Plan Roller Skating Contests at Exchange
A Chamber of Commerce committee proposes roller skating races at the local exchange closing hour. Contests would include old men young men lean men fat men and handicaps open to all. Superintendent Murray endorsed the plan saying it is safer and more enjoyable than past rough house events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Murray
Santa Claus fund nears five hundred dollars
The Santa Claus fund yesterday stood near the five hundred dollar mark. The Lyric theater seats will be sold by pro auctioneer H. C. Ezekiel, with box office sales starting Monday at 1 30 pm. A committee led by Samuel Trost and G W Harper will conduct a noon Monday sale in the Chamber of Commerce, listing many local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ezekiel
Lyric Theater
Lyric
Chamber of Commerce
Samuel Trost
G. W. Harper
Albert Heekin
Harry Atmann
George Weedon
Henry M. Curtis
D. Philipson
B. W. Carmicbell
Thomas P. Egan
Rudolph Tietig
James M. Sprague
Guido Gores
Anna Laws
George W. Cleveland
Andreas Burkhardt
B. H. Hargrave
Covington
Mozart Club Delights With First Odeon Concert
The Mozart club gave its first Odeon concert to a large audience of musical people and students. Under J. Alfred Schehl the program featured Miss Mary Conrey and Dr. W. W. Sauer delivering notable solos including Don Giovanni arias and Schlummerlied first American performance. The ensemble offered The Hunt Is Up and other selections with vivid, polished rendering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Club
Odeon
J. Alfred Schehl
Schlummerlied
Saar
W. W. Sauer
van der Stucken
Rogers
Mary Conrey
Mozart
Schumann
Ode
Eisenheimer
Don Giovanini
Miss Conrey
Géricke
Othegraven
Bliss
Elgar
Chaminde
Brambach
Notable National Council of Commerce Holds First Annual Session
A large gathering of U S commercial leaders met at the Department of Commerce and Labor in Washington for the inaugural session of the National Council of Commerce. About 100 delegates from 65 chambers and boards discussed promoting foreign trade. Gustav H. Schwab was elected chairman B A Eckhart vice chairman Frank B Wiborg treasurer and William B Corwine secretary, with Corwine of the American Reciprocal Tariff League. An executive committee was formed including Wiborg representing Cincinnati Manufacturers' Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
National Council of Commerce
Straus
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Commierce
United States
Gustav H. Schwab
New York
B. A. Eckhart
Chicago
Frank B. Wiborg
Cincinnati
William B. Corwine
New York City
Corwine
American Reciprocal Tariff League
Manufacturers’ Club
Milton Tercentenary Lectures Highlight Puritan Poet
Three lectures mark Milton's 360th birth anniversary. Prof William Lee addresses Milton and liberty at the university auditorium at 4 PM. Prof Neilson, a Harvard English professor, outlines Milton's Puritan paradox and his concept of freedom. Rabbi David Philipson and Rabbi J Mietziner speak on Milton at Avondale and Readington temples this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Columbia University
Harvard
David Philipson
Milton
Freedom
Avondale
J. Mietziner
John Milton
New Readingond Temple
Reading Road
Ridgeway Avenue
Protest Against Theater Moves to City Hall
Mayor Markbreit will hear a petition to start a nickelodeon at Whitlow avenue and Alms place, along with protests from about 500 neighborhood residents. The objectors include preachers, doctors, teachers and other professionals who oppose the theater opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
Whitlow Avenue
Alms Place
City Ambulance Push Aims for Four Stations In Cincinnati
The Federated Improvement association health committee urges city owned ambulance service in Cincinnati with four stations across sections. It requests free telephone connections for ambulance calls and plans to lobby officials. It also asks traction lines to coordinate transfers and supports an independent health board. It notes public dislike of patrol wagons for injured transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federated Improvement Association
Cincinnati
Traction Company
Independent Health Board 90
Lincoln Memorial
Milk Depot to Stay Open at St Pauls Cathedral
Health Officer Brown recommends continuing the milk station opened at St Pauls Cathedral in summer. The certified milk site serves babies and infants fed on it have shown noticeable weight gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
St. Pauls Cathedral
Morning hours best for shopping and fast service
Readers learn that the 8:30 to 12 morning window is optimal for shopping as service is quickest. Orders placed then can be packed during the day, saving night work for staff and customers.
Ectema From Head 10 Foot For Six Months
A recent case describes a man afflicted with widespread head to foot eczema lasting six months. He endured severe irritation and itching, slept only from exhaustion, and appeared nearly driven mad. After 24 hours of using Cutcura, he slept like a child and then was improved.
All to Pay for Water to Stop Waste at Public Institutions
Public officials led by President Laidlaw Waterworks Superintendent Hiller and Comptroller Mosby held a conference to place all public institutions on meter service. They believe schoolhouses waste water and that charging a low rate for public water will curb waste, raise city revenue, and allow water for the general public at a higher rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laidlaw
Board of Public Service
Hiller
Mosby
Major Becht Appointed to Ohio Guard Conference
Major Charles Becht of the First regiment Ohio National Guard has been designated by Colonel Hake to represent the regiment at the annual conference of Ohio state military officials in Columbus next Monday. Colonel Hake cannot attend due to other business. A number of important questions relating to the national guard will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Becht
Ohio National Guard
Hake
Ohio State
Columbus
National Guard
Cured in One Month by Cuticura Remedies
A reader recounts suffering from eczema for six months with intense itching and exhaustion. After using Cuticura products, symptoms eased, and the writer claims a complete cure within one month. The testimonial emphasizes dramatic relief and a return to health after trial.
To take home small packages means shorter hours for salespeople
The text notes that bringing home fewer parcels leads to reduced working hours for sales staff drivers and delivery personnel, reflecting operational adjustments tied to workload.
New Orleans Division to Copy Cincinnati Railway Model
The New Orleans division will be organized to operate like the Cincinnati Railway Mail division. Messrs J W Moore and H B Morgan, city office staff members, were at the office yesterday as plans were set for the pattern to be followed in the Queen City model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Queen City
Cincinnati Railway
Messrs
J. W. Moore
H. 8. Morgan
Ite
Ar City
Yesterdey Sand
Molitor Mutu Ald No 1 Names Officers For Year
The Molitor Mutu Ald No 1 selects Peter Haupt as president and Albert Lins as vice president for the ensuing year. Fred Wolf is chosen asCorresponding secretary with Max Fischer as financial secretary and Joseph Reichert as treasurer. Doorkeeper is Joseph Klein and trustees include Howard Bosse and George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molitor Mutu Ald No. 1
Peter Haupt
Albert Lins
Corresing
Fred Wolf
Max Fischer
Joseph Reichert
Joseph Klein
Tive ‘Howard Bosse
George
Dairy men ordered to clean up plants
Health Officer Dr Brown and Milk Inspector Hagen conducted a thorough inspection of dairies along Reading road between Cincinnati and Reading. Several dairymen were told to immediately sanitize their premises. Dr Brown notes a new public information feature on dairy records to aid the fight for pure milk and plans to provide records on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brown
Hagen
Reading Road
Cincinnati
Reading
Brown
Beiderwelle Oversees Masonic Lodge Meeting
PeRcellior Lodge No. oene convenes at four oclock. Work under F. Fo. E. H. Beiderwelle presides as Worthy Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percellior Lodge
F. Fo
E. H. Beiderwelle
W. M
Obituary Notices From Local Newspaper Listings
A sequence of funeral notices for H banning H Luella Coffey Albert Daley Mary Foote Violet Fromme Thomas Hennegan Edwin Tieman Charles Nobel Frank Nobel Taggart and others. Details include dates December 8 to December 12 1908 funeral times churches and burial places such as Guardian Angels Church Mount Washington Calvary Cemetery St Xavier's All Saints Paul’s Catholic Church and private burials.
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Banning H
LuElla
Avondale Avenue
Coffey
Albert
Guardian Angels Church
Mount Washington
Calvary Cemetery
Walnut Daley
Mary
John Daley
Lock Street
St. Xavier's Church
Foote
Sarah Ewing Hall
Church of the Advent
Fromme
Violet Anna
George and
Carrie Fromme
Mueller
Serenda ,Avenue
Hennegan
Thomas
Mary Hennegan
Kelly
East Third Street
Allnts Church
Edwin
Freeman Avenue
Tieman
Charles
John Striker
Zumstein Avenue
Hyde Park
Frank J
Dence
Broadway
Paul's Catholic
Taggart
William
Ann Taggart
Sherlock
Yempera Trem
St. Xavier's
jamin,Kuebana
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Keller
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Erday
Miss von Batthamer
General von StKkamer
Richard M. Bishop
Miss Bishop
George B. Moore
Baltimore, Md
Kentucky Society
Cincinnate
Cat Opus
Itn
Canta Glaus Fund
Council of Commerce
Frank.b. Wiborg
National Chamber OF Commerce
Poet Milton
Prof
Neilson
Rabbis Philipson
Meitzner
Walnut Hills
Nickelodeon
City Ambulance Service
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Major Becht
Haupt
Molitor Mutual Aid Society
Burgiare
Kentucky Town
Che John Shillites
THE
Alleghanies
Hillito’s
Che Dob
Shilifo Company
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Kaiser Wm
Bremen
Fried’s Wm
Barbarossa
First National Bank
Principal Steamship Lines
Cimeiurati
Thomas Cook & Son
Italy
S.S. Deutschland
N.Y
Atlas National German National Bank
Bright
National
Kuhn & Bons
Hotels and Resorts
Normandis
Washington, D. C
W.W
McPherson Square
Atlantic City
N. J
Galen Hal
Rhea
HOTEL
Havlin
Closson’'S
Fourth St. West
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