Seafaring Women in American Society Rise as Yacht Guests
A feature on women who sail yachts and lead fashionable maritime lives. Notable figures include Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin, Mrs. Ogden Goelet, Mrs. George Gould, and Miss Susan De Forest Day, with examples from Lady Brassey, Mrs. Lucy Carnegie, and others who blend leisure with seamanship and authorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Tropics
Samoa
Fiji
Coco‘metbelt
Lady Brassey
Sir Thomas
Lucy Carnegie
Thomas Carnegie
Andrew
Cumberland Island
Fernandina Bay
Florida
Susan de Forest Day
Tall
New York Harbor
Miss Day
America
C. Oliver Iselin
Mrs. Is
Ogden Goelet
George Gould
Pike
E. C. Benedict
Cleveland
Leather Cleaning Tip Cuts to the Core
A brief line advises rubbing fabric with a coarse flannel to restore it to “good as new” condition. It notes two cutting options, straight or bias, and invites readers to try the method themselves.
Dress Trends and a Prize Winner Highlight Early 20th Century Notes
Housekeeping pages discuss dress details from handkerchief frills to pongee fabrics and flounce shaping. A New England drink recipe offers a berry citrus mix for gatherings. Dr. Florence R. Sabin wins $1,000 for a Johns Hopkins anatomy study on the lymphatic system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence R. Sabin
Johns Hopkins University
Sabin
A Blossom From The Garden Of Poetry
A poem by Mildred Howell from the Atlantic in June. It lists memories as blossoms gathered at dawn with colors symbolizing different days and emotions. The speaker keeps black blossoms as memories of grief to protect another’s heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Howell
Atlantic
Verdict in Yates death by own action
Deputy Coroner O L Cameron ruled Alfred R Yates took oxalic acid with suicidal intent after his daughter Florence died by similar means. Yates bought poison at Meiner s Drug Store where no sale registration or label was applied, prompting a reminder to druggists to follow poison labeling laws. The coroner also noted Yates suffered mental aberration at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Cameron
Alfred R. Yates
Western Avenue
Florence
Yates
Meiner
Poplar Street
Dr. Cameron
Care for Babies in Hot Weather Advice From Woman's Corner
A 19th century mothering column offers tips for infant care in heat, urging regular feeding, pale water, lukewarm baths, and avoiding rocking to sleep. It recommends a baby band worn year round, light nainsook nighties, and frequent sponge baths to prevent irritation and teething distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Elm
Hyde Park
Woman's Corner
Liliant
Milliners and bird lovers strike three year pact
Audubon Society of New York and the Millinery Merchants' Protective Association reach a three year agreement to curb the importation and sale of plumage from gulls terns grebes humming birds herons and other birds for hat trimmings. The pact requires notices to dealers and bans on specific species including egrets pelicans and certain foreign birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Society
Cuviers
Milly Merchants’ Protective Association
A Society of
New Yor
American Ornithologists’ Union
Millinery Merchants’ Protective Association
Millinery Trade Review
Audubon Society of
New York State
Mayor Will Not Act On Elzner Plan For Plaza Station
Architect Elzner pressed Mayor Fleischmann yesterday to convert the Fourth to Walnut block into a plaza with a central rail station. The mayor said it would cost about 4 million dollars and would not support legislation unless the idea was approved by voters at the polls. He suggested neighboring property owners pay a share of costs due to increased values and doubted public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elzner
Fleischmann
Fourth
Third
Vine
Walnut Streets
Dieckmann Appointed Telescope Man at Eden Park Tower
Joseph A. Dieckmann was yesterday appointed to the position of telescope man at the Eden Park water tower to succeed Charles Tibbles. The position pays 14 dollars a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Dieckmann
Eden Park
Charles Tibbles
Fashion notes on trimming trends and gowns of 1910s New York
A drafty Chicago style Parisian fashion column surveys dress outlines and trimming evolution, noting boleros and net embroideries, gowns at a Runaways Company tea at the Casino, and portraits of white cloth outfits with lace, ostrich feather hats, and chic suits by the Hengler sisters. It also contrasts principal and chorus costumes and laments photographers' demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Renata
Runaways Company
Esrussa
Hengler Sisters
Miss Winn Of Ke border and Mrs Bowman plan June visit
Local notes indicate Miss Winn of Ke border and Mrs Bowman schedule a June visit to New York. Mrs James Bowman will attend events at Pierson house. Alice Huston appears in society notices linked to Mrs Thane Mitler. School fair items and Wednesday schedule mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn
Ke Bither
New ‘York
James Bowman
Pierson
Alice
Huston
Thane Mitler
Hartwell Marriage Notice and Literary Club Meeting
Invitations announce the marriage of May Darroch to William L. Moore on Wednesday June seventeenth at seven in Rensselaer Park Hartwell Ohio with home after August first. At home details follow. The Literary Club’s closing meeting features the humorous farce Business Meeting performed by members including Mme C G Blackburn H C Greer W W Warner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Moore
Rensselaer Park
Hartwell
Ohio
Literarys Club
Mesdamts
C. G. Blackburn
H. C.greer
W. W. Warner
Jones Stagg
O. W. Butler
C. F. Kern
F. J. Ross
F.M. Gorman
Robert’ Lindsay
Carolyn ‘Welsh
Delightful Recital and Social Gatherings Highlight Elmira Event
Mrs J L Trisler presided at a gathering featuring living pictures inspired by Dutch paintings including Rembrandt and A Dutch Interior. Music by Misses Caddy and Gibson accompanied mandolin and guitar pieces. Guests included many local residents and visiting friends with notices of upcoming weddings and dancing class events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. Trisler
Mesdames Lindsay
Warner
Gorman
Stags
Butler
Miss Welsh
Caddy
Ella Gibson
Mesdamese
Benjamin Gardner
Herman Braunecker
John Breese
William B. Hay
I. W. Livezey
J. W. Macy
D. W. Miller
W. ©. Peale
Ala
Frank Ramsey
Jennie Gough
Newport
William H. Gough
Philip Shillito
Kansas City
Howard Shillito
Edwin Hart Taylor
Hartwell
Hurah Annette Hathaway
Maple Avenue
Elmira
New York
Woodson Poor
Young Ladies
Clifford Nichols
Franklin White
Young
Walnut Hills
Aileen Duhme
Margaret Duhme
Julia Waldron
Helén Mussélmah
Edith Schall
Bessie Walker
Bethel Byers
Dorothy Cox
Anna Cox
Marie Duhme
Marian Getty
Helen Small
Dorothy Boland
Helen Mueller
Laura Mueller
Grace Warner
Mary Armstrong
Marian Metzger
Harry Holabird
Ralph Boss
Ralph Seus
Charles Duhme
Julian Byers
Harold Lishawa
George
Frank Metzger
Madisonville Commencement at Town Hall in Madison High School
Madisonville notes the Madison High School commencement held Friday at Town Hall for eighteen graduates. The program featured a comedy The Best laid Plans, essays, recitations, a piano solo, and a diploma presentation by Prof. George T. Sands. Local residents and guests are mentioned with upcoming visits and a wedding at St. Anthony’s Church.
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Madison High School
Town Hall
Paul Leicester Ford
Florence Delaplane
Jeasie Getzendanner
Beatrice Metz
Mamie Robinson
Howard Hunt
Clifford Clemons
Harrry
Gentry
Lulu Turner
Suelma Ingersoll
Jessie F. Austin
Mack Buckingham
W Jackson
Fonsi Madden
Roland R . U
Lena Shields
Florence Perin
Indian Hill
Stella Waks
Sweet
Ile Moleux
Ohio
Clana. Maphet
George T. Sands
Chester Williams
Canton, O
J. H. Kie
Stewart Avenue
W. H. Rogers
Tionesta
Rogers
Bt. Anthony’s Church
Miss $Ett
N. Ny
William Sextro
Miss . É. Wirthlin
Shea Net
Walnut Hills
Wies
Othagea
Sextro
W . Harry Heberger
J. Will Hackett
Theodore Todd
Chicago
Foster Todd
Alumni’ Association of
The
Madisonville
Townley Taylor wedding and neighboring events in Covington
Miss Ethel Carruthers hosted the bridal party at her Garrard street home in Covington on Thursday evening. Miss Marie Murray held a card party Tuesday honoring Miss Taylor with prizes won by Miss Reichman, Mme Washington and Miss Taylor. Guests included numerous local young women and Miss Irene Wagner plans Euchre Club on Wednesday.
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Tom Gaddis
Dayton, C
Charles Stedman
Clara Newton
Hagerty
Duncan
O'Brien
Bishop
Snider
Massey
Gill
Flanner
Gladys Carew
McKibbin
Bernice Annette Lee
Carthage
Nancy Patterson McKibbin
Cincinnati
Rena Elizabeth Roth
Georgetown
Emma M. Perkins
Woman's College, Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Devore
William McKibbin
Calvin Wilson
Maynard French
Glendale
William Harvey
Walnut Hills
Frank Skillman
William French
Los Angeles
Cal
Edward French
Hamilton
Maynard
Wallace French
Harwood Place
Johnston, Myers
Chicago
George Bishop
Marie Bishop
Oxford
Village Improvement Society
Town Hall
Joseph Feemster
Harry Probasco
Cincinnatii
St. Gabriel's Parish
Lagi
Hattie Jones
Finemn
Ad Press Club
Charles McLean
Lemon
Miss Fisher
Peoria
Frank Lambont
Dayton
Ohio State Medical Society
George Poor
Springdale School
Cooper Procter
New York City
Gaines Meek
West Chester
Herman Lackman
Springfield Pike
Alice Thornton
Burns Avenue
Eugenia Taylor
Irene Wagner
Miss Shine
Covington
Florence Farrin
Ola McCurdy
Estelle Pfaff
Ruth Paddock
Bess Caldwell
Henrietta Bailey
Grace Lemon
Marguerite Craig
Iss Alice Spear
Misabeth Washington
Grace Salway
Josie Reichman
Mary Rogers
Fite Boltman
Annabel Thornton
Edith Thornton
Alexander H. McLeod
McLeod
Wyoming
Ethel. Carruthers
Townley-Taylor
Garrard Street
Marie Murray
Miss Taylor
Josie Riechman
Mme
Elizabeth Washington
Ethel Carruthers
New Johnson
Ada Hill
Lydia Miller
Edith Beach
Florence Metgaite
Adele Métcalfe
Florence Penostegy
Ella Kirghy
Helen Miller
Julie Tobitt
Jessie Davis
Elizabeth Cooke
Miss Well
Harriet Farrin
Euchre Club
Miss Bird Sherrick
Marionvenue
Avondale
Prodigal Son Returns Prompting Family Exchange
A garbled Atlanta Constitution excerpt shows a prodigal son arriving and telling his father he is tired. The father responds with rustic humor, delaying business as the son seeks a meal of bacon and greens before reframing his life.
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Atlanta Constitution
Billville
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Aso
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Audubon Society of New York
Fourth Street Plaza
Glydes
Lottie Jones
Gollar and
Ieee
Ana
Joseph
Frances’ Cecelié
Frederick Bickley
College Hill
George W. Corman
May Darroch
Marietta
Abraham Lincoln
Daughters OF Veterans
Conven‘tion
Mobis Bclitucior
Ihsnloterse Guard
Ada Feldkamp
Helen Knox
Oftie A Odhagend
Uur
Linda Schlulte
Addie McHugh
Kate King
Matilda Jacobs
Ida Schwankhaus
Minnie Wetzel
Jean Youngson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Dean
Poe
Lydia E. Fink
Battaki
Lydia Hy Pinkham’ Teptabie
Éyse
T. H. Goutsry
Nevada Bt
East
Toledo
Pivxnall
Joan Usrr- Lacker
Broadway
Brooklyn
Mrs. Dopegh
High School
Palace Hotel
Billville Prodigal Son
West Disinfecting Co
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