Cincinnati Wedding Notice Ignites New York Social Scene
A quiet Cincinnati wedding took place in St. Thomas Episcopal Church New York on October 3 as Clarence Kant Peck of Chicago wed Caroline Ely of Detroit. Family secrecy sparked a flurry of hotel sightings with Kincaid Peck and relatives arriving in force, sharing the city with Cincinnati elites and society figures visiting from across Ohio.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Ohio
Clarence Kant Peck
Chicago
Caroline Reville Ely
Detroit
Fifth Avenue
Cookman
West
Charles H. Simms
William H. Simms
Knickerbocker
Dayton
Ransom G. George
Webster
Windhorst Schlueter Co supplies new stock in every department
The store emphasizes that all stock is absolutely new and of the latest design. It urges buyers to feel confident they are getting the very best goods for the least money and endorses the Windhorst Schlueter Co as a mark of quality.
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Louisville
Parson
Cincinnati
Max Anderson
Hippodrome
New York
Cincinnation
Windhorst- Schlueter
Windhorst-Schlueter
Windhorst-Schlueter Company
Variety of linen handkerchiefs and holiday fabrics offered
The advertisement lists Pure Linen Handkerchiefs in hemstitched embroidered or lace edge varieties. It also promotes HOLIDAY fabrics in cotton sisal silk or wool in colors of choice. Also featured are Pierrot Puffs Directeur Neck Bands and decorative Bows with a range of gloves in many shades and lengths.
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Directoire
Emerson Floating Palace Wrecks on Osceola Bend
The Emerson drifting steamer towing a river theater the Emerson Floating Palace wrecked at Osceola Bend about two hundred miles below Cairo. One troupe member drowned. steamer and theater gear declared a total loss.
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Cairo
Ill
Emerson
Osceola Bend
Cincinnati Woman Believed Dead In Crest Hall Fire
Mrs. Henry Dumont of Cincinnati is likely killed in a hotel fire at Crest Hall Ocean Boulevard Winthrop Mass. The blaze destroyed Crest Hall Ocean House and several cottages. About 190000 dollars in losses are reported. Mrs. Dumont returned to the room for money and disappeared.
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Cincinnati
Europe
Moritz Haas
Melvin
Charles Haas
Ben L. Heidingsfeld
Max Silberberg
Mis
Blanche Silberberg
Hotel
Astor
Nicholas Longworth
Bellamy Storer
Countess de Chambrun
France
M. E. Moch
Knickerbocker
Harry H. Friedman
Edna Friedman
A. M. Levin
Sam Sellig
Mississippi
L. C. Weir
Adams Express Company
Metropolis
Colonel Weir
Atlantic
White Star Line
Weir
Madelon
England
Richard Evans
Edward
Ebert
Walcott
William Lodge
Major Peacock
Liverpool
Campania
Poe
Bar
God's Country
Havana
Adam Grey
Pitts Barbarr
J. Burt
Bremen
Kromrinzessin Ile
Flord
Germany
Grl
Evanston
Arene Bee
Elizabeth Bulen
Mildred Burtch
Gladys MacMillan
Dorothy Geerans
Margaret Graydon
Alice Smith
Clara Werner
L. & White
Burt
Bar Harbor
W. W. Seely
Maine
Hugh Whittaker
Yale
Max Fleischmann
Woigott
Sagaponack
John C. Sherlock
Long Island
T. Collings
Baird
Stockton
Wescott
Thirty-first Street
H. J. Brister
William Pister
Thomas 8. Brown
Z Jr
Walter G. Frane
H. P. Watreet
John Kleecker
Newport
Wolcott
Arthur L. Frank
R. G. Johnson
Henry Bentley
Motherland
Joe Garretson
Abe Appel
Arnold Kaichen
A. Lehman
M. F. Molloy
Morris Adler
J. A. Snyder
Charles Lewis
M. Levy
Columbus
Masta
The
George ‘Fee
Mr.Fee
Rufus ,B. Smith
Northampton
Mass
Miss Smith
Frances Smith
H. C. Hollister
Evelyn Hollister
Martinique
Ohio Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Henry W. Taft
Dan W. McCarthy
Richard M. Baur
John Cornette, Jr
Kentucky
Laura
Washington
Rhinock
British Isles
New York
Lulu Glaser
Lyric Theater
Frame C. Brown
John H. Mohler
Harry A. Clarke
A.L. Smith
Herbert M. Myers
Maxwell Howard
J. Eliott Peirce
Dayton
Imperial
A. T. Rogers
Samuel Rosenthal
Edward F. Paddock
J. Lottman
J. Levy
Cincinnati Mercantile Houses
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Parla Brubaker
Frank Hogenbrink
J. B. Bailey
C. W. Rich
Springfield
William .§. Giffen
Hamilton
C. F. Weaver
Edward C. Heyman
Carl Unger
W. L. Blackwell
W.A. Thryst
J. W. Carr
H. Whitmore
P. Olcott
J. B. Cooper
W. B. Moore
R. F. Henry
Charles Sherry
David Sherry
Ope
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Capital City
F. Lee
Cliff Taylor
Fiz . Hill
Henry Dumont
Winthrop
Crest Hall
Ocean Boulevard
Oce Ien
Mrs. Dumont
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the Waldorf
Miss Bly
Arthur Goebel
Covington
William A. Goebel
Joseph Gray
Cuba
W. P. Anderson
Lenox
E. H. Pendleton
I. G. Pendleton
Tarrytown
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Bryn Mawr
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Brosn
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London
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Tole
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Hotel Imperial
Frank Steele
City Hall
Boston
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Providence
W.H
Hops) Laudeman
W. H. Laudeman
Lexington
Hotel Brottell
William Gilmore
Val Duttenhofer, Jr
James J. Kelly
J. Greenfelder
Paul Simmonds
H. C. Rasch
W. M. Lewis
Oliver B. Kaiser
A. J. Warman
C. L. Horton
Cadillac
M. Baur
Algonquin
Carl] Gantvoort
Hermitage
J. Fuchs
Latham
R. P. Ryan
W.W. C. Procter
Thornton Lewis
H. A. Wessel
G. D. Crabbs
Holland House
J. A. Parlin
George R. Antes
William Himmeliink
the Grand
J. M. Reed
Park Avenue
M. Hirsch
W. M. Hirsch
Cumberland
C. E. Albert
Brottell
J. P. Ring
Albany
I. B. Fitzgerald
King Edward
W. G. McIntosh
S. H. Funck
New Amsterdam
J. P. Harris
E. W. Hudson
W. M. Morton
Bartholdi
S.H. Bell
William Kinney
Westminster
D. M. Whitelaw
G. Hastman
Marie Antionette
John Murdock
J. D. Hime
Grand Union
A. C. Smith
G.R. Vollman
H. V. Fetick
Victoria
M. Pattison
H. P. Mansfield
Manhattan
J. W. Johnson
Nelson College
Nelson
Isle
Silk
Emerson Palace
America
Dolle
Antigone