Romantic Reading wedding at the Robinson home
Miss Leonora Robinson wed Gordon Mougey in a pink and white ceremony at Reading road. The bridal party included twin sister Ellanora Robinson, bridesmaids Esty Merrell and Hay Elliott, and flower girl Genevieve Lewis. A large reception followed at St Nicholas with 460 guests. couple left for a Southern trip.
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Leonora’ Robinson
John Robinson
Mm Gordon Mougey
Peter Mougey
Mougey
Robinson
Reading Road
Ellanora Robinson
Genevieve Lewis
Esty] Merrell
Hay Zhlliott
Mr. Gordon
Grace Episcopal Church
Lloyd Park
Frederick Gilsey
New York
Lilly Mougey
Ella Robinson
John G. Robinson
Amor. Smith
Helen Robinson
Howard Hooker
Robie Lauguread
Edward Thatcher
Edward Mougey
Gilbert Mougey
Amor Smith
Stanton Stuart
Kessler Smith
Mary Golden
Rose Porter
St. Nicholas
Richard H. Wald
Eugene Stern
Kentucky Society Hosts Bridge Club at Country Home
Mrs William Relley entertained the Souvenir Bridge Whist club, also known as Standard Bearers of Grace M. E., at her Newport area country home. Mrs Fred Hall hosted guests in a Villa Place setting with informal socializing and sewing group chatter amid a cordial evening.
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New York
Sterling Fagan
Avondale
Furber
Covington
Lulu Johnson
Lenard
Monmouth Street
Newport
Wiley
Richmond
Philip Johnson
Pierce Johnso
J. H. Johnson
Chicago
Miss Johnson
Fourth Street Christian Church
Jess Thomas
Clarence Idle
Gladys
Phil Stanberry
Earl Ross
Russell Jeffers
Ihle
Clifford Metz
Alite Bates
Edna Schwann
And
Harry Eshelman
Ford Veasy
Chamberlain
Spanger
Henry Stansberry
Martie J. Ggoeble
Phil Stansberry
Hiedingsfeld
Marguerite Buchanan
Fort Thomas
Ellen ‘Ward
Versailles
N. N. Haynie
Southgate
Baltimore
J. M. Southgate
Mount Pleasant
Thomas P. Carothers
Keturah Mors Taylor
Charles Moriarity
Bridge Club
Hattie Kotkamp
James Bradford
Olney
Til
Harriet Lyons
West Fourth Street
William’ Relley
Souvenir Bridge
Grace M
Fred Hall
Villa Plece
In Vogue in Cincinnati Fashion Notes
The piece describes winter wear trends with knit gloves for men and women, plush and velvet trimmed pillows, earmuffs for children, heavy stitching on glove backs, solid color handkerchiefs with white borders, and silver gold buckles on evening frocks. Mustard shades rise in popularity and hat facings contrast with darker colors. fur bears popularity.
Smart menswear trends in hairline stripes and tailoring
Fashion notes describe popular suiting in blacks and blues with hairline stripes and low waist trousers. Vests lengthen to align with trousers, cuffs fade or become minimal, and new coats drop traditional cuffs. Automobilists favor white fur gloves with jeweled closures, moonstones and mother of pearl buttons rise in status. Rich wear ornate waistcoats and embroidered collars, while grays, beiges, and varied tones appear in this season’s fabric palettes.
Religious Freedom Topic Highlighted by Rexford Talk
At a Woman's Club meeting Dr. Everett L. Rexford of Boston spoke on Religious Politics. He traced the early settlers’ escape from tyranny and the constitutional drive to secure religious freedom as a citizen right. He urged women to defend this privilege against encroachment. Mrs. Frederick Tuttlewag chaired.
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Woman's Club
Everett L. Rexford
Boston
Dr. Rexford
United States
Frederick Tuttlewag
Sauer Interprets Chopin In Evening Recital
Emil Sauer the German pianist performs at the Conservatory of Music this evening. The iconoclastic artist will present Chopin and Schumann works, a Sonata by Sauer, and Fridemann Bach concerto, offering a peak display of pianoforte mastery.
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Conservatory of Music
Emil Sauer
Fridemann Bach
Boss Barbers' Protective Association Officers Named
Members of the Boss Barbers' Protective Association at a banquet chose officers for the coming year led by Louis Braun as president and Fred Bohmer as vice president. Other elected officers include Charles Lienhard treasurer O O G Schucharat financial secretary Mark Simon recording secretary Louis Scheeler sergeant at arms and George Scheid Charles Reed Fred Siebert George Spaith and Joe Humbred on the board of control.
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Boss Barbers’ Protective Association
Louis Braun
Fred Bohmer
Charles Lienhard
Oo. G. Schucharat
Mark Simon
Louis Scheeler
George Scheid
Charles Reed
Fred Siebert
George Spaith
Joe Humbred
Board of Control
Masonic Kilwinning Chapter convocation announced
Kilwinning Chapter No. 97 A M meets Wednesday December 16 at 5 30 PM. Work includes past and most excellent degrees. Visitors invited. William J Bauer H P LL Latta Secretary.
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Kilwinning
William J. Bauer
H. P, LL
Latta
Sec’y
Obituaries notice multiple family deaths with details
BAYLESS David Brainerd at his apartments Woodford on Tuesday 1 30 p.m. Funeral services from Madison Avenue Presbyterian church on Thursday 2 p.m. Interment private Kindly omit flowers HOLMES Daniel H at Hot Springs Va Funeral Thursday at 2 o clock at Holmesdale Covington Kindly omit flowers PEABODY J H L Tuesday Dec 15 1908 aged 78 Funeral Wednesday Dec 16 1903 at 2 30 p m Spring grave cemetery services at the grave REAUME Charles W beloved husband of Adelaide Reaume in his fiftieth year at his residence 87 East Front Street Chicago papers please.
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Bayless
David Brainerd
Woodford
Madison Avenue
Presbyterian
Holmes
Daniel H
Hot Springs
Holmesdale
Covington
Peabody—J
Lees
Reaume
Charles W
Adelaide Pag Gd Reaume
Chicago
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Keller
Cincinnati
Jennings & Graham
Western Methodist Book Concern
West Fourth St
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth
Cheurg Bremeen
Kaiser Wm.d.Gr
Cecilie
Wm. II
Kaiser Wm. II
Bremen
Brandenburg
Friedh
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Cherbourg
Gibraltar
Algiers
Naplps
Genoa
Barbarossa
K. Albert
K. Luise
Lloyd Travelers
First National Bank
German National Bank
Kuhn @ Sons
E. Third St
Western German Bank
U . S. KE. Cor
Fourth and Walnut
Thomas Cook & Son
Permuda
Bermudian
Bermuda
Nassau
Trinidad
West Indiges
New S&s. S&s
Guiang
St. Thomas
St. Croix
St. Kitts
Antigua
Dominica
Guadaloupe
Martinique
St. Lucia
Barbadoes
Demerara
E. Outerbridge & CO
Quebec
Go., Ltd
Broadway
Arthur Ahern
Séc’y
Canada
S.kuhn & Sons
Michigan Flyer
Toledo
Detroit
Hotels and Resorts
England
Hotel
Harbor
Arlington
2Th St
WM. F. Ingold
MGR
Collingwood
Fifth Ave
B’way
New York City
Seth H. Moseley
New Haven House
New Haven
Conn
Havlin
Rand Orchestra
Parlover
John N *Havlin
Atlantic City
N. J
Grcen Hall Otel
San Atlantic Guns City
Odeon
Free Day Nursery
Rachel Barton Butler
Bilen
Mahé. J. Warren
John R. Froome, Jr
Harley Bickmore
Joseph Jones
Ot ‘Kilgour
Lillie Fry Fischer
McConnell
Kathryn French
Sinator ‘Burman
Hazel Kaiper
Dorothy Abbott
Friéda Lotse
Mildred
J. L. Sandoe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Louise H. Laick
Tarrytown
N. Y
Yellowstone Park
Ier
Miss Laick
Gardiner
Mont
Papa
Belle’ Oudry
Yellowstone
Miss Larck
Oskland
Cal
Dr. Sandoe
Christ Episcopal Church
New Orleans
Tall
Sandoe
Tusculum Avenue
Social and Personal
Briggs Cunningham
Miami
Fila
A. Howard Hinkle
Esther Gallagher
Louise Cadwallader
James Stanley
Indianapolis
Miss Meader
Charles Lippincott
lWw
James Hutton
Sidney Johnson
Mount Sterling, Ky
Kentucky Society
Grays
Tesaeason
Woman’s Club
Burnet House
Clerical Club of
David McKinney
Alpha Kappa Kappa
Cincinnati Presbyterial Society of Foreign Missions
Church of the Convent
China
D. B. Gamble
Lockland Presbyterian
R. J. Trego
America
Masonic
Goodale
W. Court
Coats Mrccant
Che John Hhillife
Florida
Louisvits
Hanaiman Jes
Jacksonville
Mattanooga Leguevt
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Augusta
Harriman Junction
Macon
N. W. Cor
Fourth and Wine Central Union
4Th and
Scott Sts
QHAS
Zell, D. P. A
Ohio
Aville.wien Ocerson Viz
Seaatan GuRe
Chmareston
Savannah
KODAK
Simpkinson
Miller
Elm Street
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Cincinnai Knorr
Ie Vine
Ch&d-Monon
Fifth and Walnut
Telephone West 501
Gaeny
AH Fourth St
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