Social and Personal A series of parties and notices
A party of fourteen hosted by Mr. Harold Eustis honored debutante Elizabeth Gates with theater and supper at the Linton hotel. Luncheon at Queen City club for Miss English and guests included Miss Rowe and Miss Shillito among others. Mrs. F B Wiborg convalesces in New York. Mr. Wiborg and Mrs. H P Wiborg accompany her. A luncheon for Miss Cathy Wilby by Mrs. D J Stevens. A ball for Miss Frances Harrison Smith canceled due to her grandmother's death. Military hop proceeds to Santa Claus fund with fifty cent couples and First Regiment band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Eustis
Elizabeth Gates
Linton Hotel
Miss Gates
Margaret Rowe
Mildred Shillito
Suzanna Gestania Irwin
Missy Engfish
Robert Black
Sidney Whelen
John Rowe
Smith Hickenlooper
Philip Hinkle
George Eustis
Queen City Club
Lehmer
Chatfield
Miss English
Frances Fofcheimer
Migg Margaret Rowe
Grace Probasco
Mary Stewart
Angela Mitchell
Gertrude Ayres
Beatrice Shillito
Margaret Shipley
Mary Nutter
Eloise Stettinius
Anna Louise Irwin
Caroline Lehmer
Miss Lehmer
Miss Caroline Lehmer
F. B. Wiborg
New York
Wiborg
H. P. Wiborg
Mary Hanna
Frances Harrison Smith
Miss Smith
Judge Smith
Clergy Ordination Planned After Lexington Visit
Rev. Charles Clingman is reported as recovered from an illness and returned from Lexington. He passed a successful ministry examination and will be ordained next Sunday at St. John's in Covington, where he previously resided before joining St. Paul's. Mrs. I. H. Allen of Newport will host guests during the holidays including her son Eldridge and his wife from Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clingman
Lexington
Eldridge
Oklahoma City
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Newport
Josephine Behrmann
Gertrude Higgin
Bessie Oldham
Charles Walker
Covington
William Bruehl
George Engel
Fred Hilker
Will Pfluger
Adam Keuckle
Cleveland
Tiny finger ring watches set in gloves gain novelty
In Vogue in Cincinnati spotlights a new departure tiny watches worn on a finger ring outside the glove. High prices and limited production keep them rare. Also highlighted are vivid chiffon scarves in jade green and other colors, monogrammed pocketbooks, black velvet ribbons, silver embroidery favored by youths, and early holiday shopping urged as patent leather hats and Robespierre style tailor-made suits trend this season.
Court Rules Accused May Not Take Stand In Prosecution
A common pleas judge ruled the prosecution may not call the accused to testify as first witness. The hearing into alleged unprofessional conduct by attorney Charles Sparks and William Bentham continued with witnesses detailing alleged paid false testimony and private detectives trailing Mrs. Sullivan. The trial, tied to a divorce case from Loveland, Warren County, is expected to run all week.
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Common Pleas
Otto Pfleger
Aduet
Charles Sparks
Thomas Bérntham
A. A. B. Benedict
W. W. Prather
Thomas .H. Cathy
Wte
Ecute
Sparks
Bentham
John Sullivan
Loveland
Warren County
Elizabeth Sullivan
Sullivan
Benedict
Maud Hendrickson
John Bowden
Michael Humphreys
Sullvan
Charles W. Blase
Johnson
Blase
Smart Tips For Men In Fashion Ahead Of Holidays
The piece notes evolving men’s style with sheath overcoats and striped tuxedos appearing in cities like New York. It mentions Windsor ties phasing back, loth hats in green and brown gaining popularity, and a belt waistcoat combo that hides trousers buttons. Christmas draws near with nine shopping days left.
Kentucky Society Notices On Winter Plans And Health
Mr. W. H. Boat and daughter Miss Stella will depart for Florida December 20 to spend the winter. Miss Carl Roat of Newport is convalescing after a week of grip. Mrs. W. H. Core of Fort Thomas hosts today the woman auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Boat
Stella
Florida
Carl Roat
Newport
W. H. Core
Fort Thomas
Charity Box Seats Sell in Cincinnati for Toy Fund
Premiums totaling 415 were paid yesterday for Lyric theater box seats to aid the Knockers charity drive for Cincinnati’s poor children. Thomas P. Egan led the Chamber of Commerce committee with several bidders securing top and various box allocations for the holiday fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theater
Cincinnati
Thomas P. Egan
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Michael Ryan
Charles Lewis
Sig Freiberg
W. A. Bennett
Henry M. Rubel
William C. Rodgers
Commission firm may open here wire links with St. Louis
Dudley Washington announced telegraphic communication with the American Commission company of St. Louis aiming to open an office in Cincinnati. The plan envisions acting as correspondents via wire, not a full branch, with substantial capital backing and no disclosed local partners. Washington, formerly with Ryan O Brill and O Dells, kept his associate lineup secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
American Commission Company of
St. Louis
D. H. Morehead
Cincinnati
Dudley Washington
Washington
Ryan O’& Brill
O’dell & Co
Lodge Notices From Lafayette Lodge and Hanselman Commandery
Lafayette Lodge No 81 F and A A U U E e e e e e Tuesday December 15 at 7 pm work on EB A Degree visitors welcome James N Ramsey W M Hanselman Commandery No 16 K T Stated conclave Tuesday 7 30 pm visitors welcome Geo W Atridge Em Commander D H Pottenger Recorder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanselmann Commandery NO. 16
K. T
Geo
W. Atridge
H. Pottenger
Obituary notices from Harrison and Covington area deaths
Civil War veteran James T. ATTRE of Harrison Ohio dies at 81. interment at Spring Grove on Tuesday. Edward ELSTER of South Omaha Nebraska dies at 44. funeral Wednesday from 921 Philadelphia Street Covington Kentucky. James Edward FAIRHEAD 57 of Covington dies Clifton Forge Virginia. funeral Highland cemetery chapel. Caroline MALOTTE 84 dies Mount Carmal. funeral arrangements to Asbury church Forestville interurban station to service.
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James T
Harrison
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Spring Grove
Elster
Edward
South Omaha
Neb
Rudolph Elster
Philadelphia Eet
Covington
Kiterment Highland Cemetery
Fairhead
James Edward
Clifton Forge
Highland” Cemetery
Malotte
Caroline
Mount
Carma
Himoré
Forestville
Asbury Church
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