Here Comes the Bride in a 1925 Wedding Chronicle
Evelyn Roberts marries Lowell Randall in a church ceremony crowded with family emotion. The couple shares a nervous yet poised procession then departs for a Bermuda honeymoon before returning to a new life as Mr and Mrs Randall.
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Wedding Dressed in Nerves as Lohengrin March Resounds
Evelyn Roberts shines with composed grace in a church aisle as family note her nerves before saying vows to Lowell. The scene blends nerves and ritual with lilies and perfume suffusing the air while the organ leads the Lohengrin march to the altar.
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Evelyn Roberts
Lowell
Wall Paper Tricks Create Space Illusion In Rooms
A 1925 guide explains using bright borders and arch lines to shape room space. It covers striped papers for height, neutral grounds with silver or gold stripes, acorn borders, and narrow lines at the ceiling to outline distances. Scenic papers with trees and garden motifs are recommended for Colonial interiors, with shadow papers needing ample light to avoid blur.
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Orphans of Pythians to Be Entertained Here
Arrangements by the Knights of Pythias of Hamilton County provide an entertainment for about fifty orphan children. They will arrive Tuesday morning, go to the Zoo for dinner, ride by special car to the Emery Auditorium for a concert, stay overnight at the Metropolitan, and return to the Knights of Pythias Orphanage in Springfield, Ohio, the next day.
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Hamilton County
Emery Auditorium
Zoo
Emery
Springfield
Cincinnati Commercial Club Ends Washington Outing
Cincinnati Commercial Club members closed their Washington visit on May 31 and headed home. They deemed the outing the best yet and planned to keep a souvenir photograph with President Coolidge. Chief Justice Taft displayed a loving cup honoring his 25 years as an honorary member.
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Washington
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President Coolidge
Taft
Loveland Enforces Stop Law For Autos
Loveland will enforce an arterial stop ordinance with fines of at least 50 dollars. Mayor Cutter said Marshal Barker cited forty violators yesterday for failing to stop at designated arterial streets including Elm Wall Riverside Taylor Railroad Second and Third. All arraigned drivers were warned. starting today fines will be issued.
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Cutter
John Barker
Citter
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Wall
Riverside
Taylor
Railroad
Loveland Avenue
Jackson Street
Vaudeville star John Neff dies at 43 in New York
John Neff 43 a long time vaudeville headliner known as the brainstorm comedian died of pneumonia yesterday at the French Hospital in New York after falling ill at the Orpheum Theater on the Keith circuit. Survived by his mother a brother and three sisters in Bridgeport Conn.
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Johnny) Neff
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American in London hosts bathing tea at Savoy pool
Mrs. Milton Carey of St. Louis, staying at the Savoy, hosted a bathing tea for thirty guests. Guests arrived in ordinary dresses, changed into bathing costumes, and tea was served on the terrace around the pool as they swam and dived.
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London
Two Holy Year Pilgrims Make Trip as Stowaways
New York World News Service reports 450 Holy Year pilgrims from Philadelphia to Rome. Papal Chamberlain Thomas K. Quirk returned aboard the Royal Mail liner Ohio which docked with thirty two passengers. Ohio left Naples with thirty eight stowaways. two men, Daniel S. Bader of Overbrook and Joseph A. Laughrey of West Philadelphia, boarded in Naples and returned.
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West Philadelphia
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Novelties in Fashion Shift to Accessories and Princely Inspiration
An essay notes fashion moving beyond utilitarian umbrellas to chic canes, novelty gloves, scarves, bags, and other accessories. It highlights New York women adopting canes with varied outfits, cites Poiret and Rodier tapping Moroccan and African motifs, and predicts Prince of Wales influence on upcoming trends as designers draw from his travels.
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New York
Prince of Wales
Paul Poiret
Rodier
Bobbed Hair Fashion Sparks Global Echoes
In Ypsilanti Michigan 2500 Normal School girls with bobbed hair prompt a barber shop no smoking sign. The piece notes the fashion’s reach to Eskimo girls and argues fashion changes quickly, spreading from Paris to America with rapid global reach.
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Ypsilanti
Mich
Michigan State Normal School
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