Elegant Society Notes From Avondale and Chicago
A Belmont era social page details Miss Blanche Law Wasson wedding to William Butler of Chicago at Christchurch with a gray chiffon gown and diamond bouquet. Guests include Miss Helen Gibson and a Crescent avenue musical reading by Mrs Joseph Block. Also covered are Mrs Nelson Cramer’s Canadian trip, Longworths’ New Year plans, and Theta Beta sorority holiday ball with eighty three couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Blanche Law Wasson
A. M. L. Wasson
den Hall
Avondale
William Harper “Butler
Chicago
Frank Nelson
Christchurch
Binton
Butler
Deega
Joseph E. Block
Crescent Avenue
O’mera
Prof. Saar
Theta Beta Sorority
Alms
Fort Mitchell holiday dance joins social circuit
Kentucky Society reports a gay Fort Mitchell Country Club dance with committee members William Simrall Leslie Applegate and Charles Hahn. Chaperons included Mr and Mrs Paul Stevens. Guests included Miss Mary Foster Dorothy Miller Nettie Vandervort and others. Event featured a Bluegrass car shuttle and ongoing social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort. Mitchell Country Club
William’ Simrall
Leslie Applegate
Charles Hahn
Paul Stevens
Mary Foster
Dorothy Miller
Nettie Vandervort
Jean Walker
Marie Bell
McHe Brownfield
Florence Bailey
Elizabeth Augur
Fort Thomas
Katie Calvert
Mary Coombs
Messrs
Randolph Hood
John Curry
Milton Enright
Leslie J
Raymond Heiser
Joe Heiser
Paul Willis
Howard, Scott
James ‘Gayle
Gehr
William Ernst
William Spalding
Charles Young
Chicago
George Diehl
Harry D. Smith
Newport
George Fee
Miss Talbot
Dayton
Covington
Lenore Gooch
Newton
Mt. Auburn
Amy Hall
Ray Buchanan
Douglas Hall
Ripley
Hall
William Wendt
Lansing
Mich
Mary Senator Newport
Fashion Notes from Cincinnati Runway Trends
In Vogue in Cincinnati highlights popular season neck ornaments like ropes of pearls coral and turquoise with tassels. Slippers feature patent leather in pink blue lilac gray or white with a half inch toe outline. Autumn veils appear in dull grays browns and yellows with two inch borders of gold or silver. The bride favors new muff designs and canvas substitutes for pillows in traditional shapes.
City Districts for Antituberculosis Fund Drive
The Cincinnati Antituberculosis league plans a citywide tag day organized by the day camp department. About 1,000 women will work across districts under overseers with chaperons, stationed at corners, banks, and offices to collect funds and educate on fresh air and nutrition. Mrs. Leopold Markbreit notes strong support from business and society women, and urges donations to fund day camps for incipient cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Antituberculosis League
Leopold Markbreit
Unemployed 10 to Hold Benefit Show in Cincinnati
A benefit entertainment for the unemployed is planned at Coat Hall on January 27. Dr J Davis is permanent chairman with a soliciting committee to urge ticket purchases from 25 cents to $1. The show will feature theater people in Cincinnati banding to aid the unemployed. Proceeds fund a permanent employment bureau with HQ at 1513 Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnnati
Coat Hall
Vine Street
Elm Street
Suspects Sentenced in Police Court for Loitering and Weapons
Police court yesterday jailed several suspects for loitering and carrying concealed weapons. Bellwood Miles, 22, of West Sixth Street, got 60 dollars plus costs. James Tracy, 24, of Fernbank, similar sentence. Gar field Schell, 29, of Zil New Street, and George Robinson, 4, of no fixed address, received four months in the workhouse. Michael Moran was fined for street begging. Jud a papi ordered him to leave town with suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellwood Miles
West Sixth Street
James Tracy
Fernbank
Garfield Schell
New Street
George Robinson
Michael Moran
Juda Papi
Box to Hold Them in Mission Style Returns
A brief note on home furnishing trends mentions a mission style box, a colonial era patch of court plaster resurging, and perfumes featuring rose and violet scents this season.
Smart Tips For Men Fashion Advice From The Era
Young men keep hair cropped on the sides with a long top and a left side part. Cuffed trousers stay popular three to four inches off the ground and hip wide cuts persist. Soft hats tilt or sit flat while plain ties arrive in many colors and refined fittings dominate collars and vests.
Board of Education Plans Major Budget For First Half Year
A special meeting set aside 1 458 100 for the school district for the first half of the year ending June 30. Expenditures are 45 000 under receipts, creating funds for the building program and various departmental needs. The board schedules a January 4 reorganizing session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
College of Teachers
Superintendent of Schools
Union Board
McKinley
$1 000 Found in Dead Man's Trunk
John Ford Vaux aged 73, a longtime Emerys employee, dies of heart disease in a bathroom at Professor David Davis's home on Broadway where he roomed. Coroner reports. A trunk contained United States government bonds valued at 12 000 and securities worth 25 000. A letter to Vaux from Harriet C Spinele of Philadelphia was found. she is likely his niece and nearest relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ford Vaux
Emerys
David Davis
Broadway
Cameron
Charles Stagnaro
Mr. Vaux
United States
Vaux
Harriet C. Spinele
South St. Bernard Street
Philadelphia
Coal supplies steady as Kanawha shipment ends
A 2.5 million bushel Kanawha district coal shipment to Cincinnati by Tiver will last about six weeks and cause little price change. Local dealer notes the shipment was mainly a temporary replenishment with mines in full operation and towboats returning for another large shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kanawha
Tiver
Kanawha District
First Presbyterian youth arrange old folks concert
The Walnut Hills group led by Miss Ella Prody will host an old folks concert in the Widows and Old Men's home dining room on McEmlian street. Performers include Nanette McKibbin, Elizabeth King, Edith Morrison, Hattie Hatheray, Hannah Hageman, Louis Nolte, George Eliott, William Kline, Hobart Dowling and Henry Koenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian ‘Church
Walnut Hills
Ella Prody
Widows’ and Old Men's Home
MceMlian Street
Nanette McKibbin
Elizabeth King
Edith Morrison
Hattie Hatheray
Hannah Hageman
Louis Nolte
Camden Ironworks Seeks City Payment Dispute Figures Revealed
The Camden Ironworks, builders of the eastern pumping station engines, pressed the Cincinnati waterworks for about 423000 while city chief engineer Benzenberg cites 333087.79. Tests were overseen by Pollard for the city and Lewis for the company. a copy of Pollard's report will be sent to the firm before a Monday meeting to settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Ironworks
Captain Tarr
Judge Worthington
Cincinnati
Benzenberg
G. Pollard
John .H. Lewis
Pollard
Toopy
Tarr
Worthington
J. 8. Jackson
Mercantile Trust Company
Pittsburg
Freiberg
Herrmann
Advertisers Club Plans Meeting and Elections
At the monthly Advertisers' club meeting held at the Burnet house a committee was formed to arrange a delegation for the Advertising Clubs of America convention to be held February 16 to 17 in Indianapolis. The annual dinner is set for January 22 with notable attendees expected. Election details include judges and clerks for regular and independent tickets and new members John W. Irvine Jeff Livingston B. Brewer George E. Bendigs and Fred Gruen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advertisers’ Club
Burnet House
Blaine
H. C. Menefee
W. F. Chambers
Frank Boutelle
S. H. Freeman
Central Division of Advertising Clubs of America
Indianapolis
Ind
Sh Rt
W. H. Krehbiel
C.A. Culbertgon
John W. Irvine
Jeff Livingston
B. Brewer
George E. Bendigs
Fred Gruen
Furlon Exhibition At Esekiel & Bernhelm Gallery
Cincinnati crowds visit the Esekiel and Bernhelm company gallery at 34 Main street to view the remarkable exhibition of Fin and skiing now on display. Managers GM and A J Wilson are in the city and the collection is shown each morning from 9 to 12.
Pneumonia Victim Dies at Local Hospital
A woman identified as Whe highess Hopostal died of pneumonia at the city hospital. The death was reported by local authorities and follows a brief illness.
City May Receive Land Gift for Park from Rail Line
Rumor says the Cincinnati Lebanon and Northern Railway will donate a large parcel on Hismore avenue and adjacent tracks to Cincinnati, creating about 74 acres of park land between ending road and Gilbert avenue. The grant may hinge on city granting a franchise for railroad service. The Early and Daniel lease area will likely transfer with the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern Railway Company
City of
Cincinnati
Hismore Avenue
Ending Road
Gilbert Avenue
Early & Daniel Company
Fleischmann
The
Park Commission
Board of Public Service
Egan Declines Renomination For Chamber Blues Ticket
Frank B. Wiborg is expected to run for president on the blue ticket against Charles Roth who will head the red ticket. Thomas P. Egan said he cannot accept renomination due to an upcoming trip to Europe and will decline the nomination. Wiborg will head the blue ticket upon his return to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Wiborg
Charles Roth
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas P. Egan
Europe
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across Cities
Obituaries and funeral notices for Cole W Donaldson Aurelia Fisher Thomas Foster John A Hanks Nettle Hatmaker Clara Meier Margaret Ann Seiter Michael Sciutti Helen M Truesdale list names ages dates and funeral details with residences in Ludlow Madisonville Cincinnati Covington Norwood and Chicago etc. Notices include times dates and memorial venues with minor instructions on flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole W. Donaldson
Archibald
Ruth G. Cole
Donaldson
Elm Street
Ludlow
Fisher
Aurelia G
Samuel
Cincinnati
New Haven
Conn
Spring Grove Chapel
Fosthr—Thomas
Columbia Avenue
Nettle
Charles Freund
Donaldson Place
Grove
Chicago
St. Louis
Meier
Clara
H. W. Meier
Seiter
Margaret Ann
Joseph Seiter
John S. Littleford
Highlands
Sciutti
Michael
East Sixth Street
Covington
Sacred Heart Italian Church
Broadway
Truesdale
Helen M
Lewis BW. van Ausdel
Ashland Avenue
Norwood
Unitarian Church
Reading Road
Piano Recital At Linton Hotel Impresses Teen Violinist
Miss Regina Van Kirk delivered a piano recital at the Linton hotel last evening. Though in her teens, she showed genuine musicianship with a light musical touch and breadth. She was assisted by Miss Mary Donough, a young violinist, who used her bow cleverly. Miss Helen Merciers presented Weber's Orchestra pieces, a feature of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina van Kirk
Linton Hotel
van Kirk
Mary Donough
Helen Merciers
Weber
Knights of the Ancient Easenic Order Meeting New Year Banquet
Session I of the order observes New Year’s Eve at Richelieu hall Ninth and Plum with a watch meeting. A banquet and speeches by Mc Neill supreme treasurer and John A. Mer bert supreme senator and others expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Knights of the Ancient Easenic Order
Richelieu ‘Hall
Ninth and
Plum Streets
A McNeill
John A. Merbert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walsh
Bary
Sayre Williams
Lexington
Wicanor
Directoire
Emily Powell
Frances’ Perin
Oerlatte Rowe
Mary Anderson
Edith Ker
Corinne Lawson
Alce Bowler
Alfreda Shipley
Jelon Graydon
Leonora Bell
Meteor Kupperschmidt
Alice White
Elizabeth Schift
Jane Glover
Biliott Ier
Froderick Glover
Myron
Ormand Green
Frank Graydon
Alfred Stacey
Alvin Scheff
Walter Jacob
William Ballmann
Malcolm
Howard Hart
John Gibson
Miss Helen
Gibson
Mrs
Nelson B. Cramer
Lucy A. Peck
Quebec
Nicholas Longworth
Kentucky Society
Stamina Hall
Eitanes Club
Ray A. Overholser
Edward C. Lovett
George Krueger
W. H. Wiesehan
Christopher Hirach
Rial A Ae Yy
Carsmela
Judge Leaders
Lees
Board of ‘Education
John ‘Ford Vaux
Fortune
Walnut
Wyoming
Colin Shillits
U.S. Army
Vine
Ns Geah
General Supply I. S.,&r. CO
West Third Street
First National Bank
Camden Company
Advertisers Club
Furlon
Petersburg
Herald By
Bihotel
Collingwood West
New 35Th York ST
City
Fifth Ave
Egan
Frank Wiborg
Springfield
Columbus
Central Station
Ichie Bros Jewelers
W. Fourth St
Closson’s
Fourth St
West
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth Cheenen AM
Kaiser Wm
d.Gr
Kaleer
Nymouth
Cherbourg
Gibraltar
Naples
AM Barbarossa
Genie Albert
Barbarosss
Oelrichs & CO
N.Y
Miss van Kirk
Walach
Principal Steamship. Lines
Thomas Cook & Son
Bermuda
B. Toretnasa
Central Sta
Detroit
Ch&d
Ch&dd
Pennsylvania
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Pearl and Butler
Abbott's
Geo. W. Weedon
Hotels and Resorts
England
Hotel
Hamilton
Harbor
New York
Arlington
WM. F. Ingold, Mgr
Hamilton, Bermud
Ieee Toes Sone
Atlantic City, N. J
Galen Wall. S
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