Mr. Bryan's Busy Day in Mexico City and More
The Columbus Herald reports Mr. Bryan's audience with President Diaz in Mexico City, tours of the cathedral and academy, a film of the Valley of Mexico paintings, and plans for a dinner with President Raoul and visits to Villa de Guadalupe and the school of mines. It notes his Monroe doctrine remarks and broad welcome by Mexican press alongside other dispatches from Washington and Indianapolis.
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City of Mexico
Diaz
Mr. Bryan
Castle
Caapultepec
Bryan
Academy of Fine Arte
Valley of Mexico
Raoul
Mexican National Railway
Villa de Guadeloupe
School of Mines
United States
Mexico
Tribune
Gomez
Senor Capote
Senor Masso
A Lady Brooke Cape in London Style
Lady Brooke showcases a green velvet cape with circular cut, rose pink lining, and sable tails. A high sable collar and silver clasp frame the piece while a tip-tilted green velvet hat with six green plumes completes the ensemble. Helen Grey-Page reports the fashion moment.
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Brooke
London
Helen Grey-Page
Stunning sealskin cape as perfect Christmas gift idea
A vivid ad describes a sealskin cape trimmed with sable and a matching muff and hat. The ensemble features a black velvet hat with burnt selma crown, green and orange accents, and hand-applied steel ornaments, urging the best man to order or find a matching set.
Hartsville social notes mix visitors and weddings
Rainy spell prompts visits from Miss Louie Jones Hope and Will Morrison Clifty township. Mrs. Mary Dantry Indianapolis visits Hartsville. Dr. Morrison spruces store. Nat Miller family moves in. Cupid visits Robertson wedding of Taylor Smalley and Etta Robertson. Farmers Institute draws about two hundred with attendees from Columbus township.
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Louie Jones
Hope
Will Morrison
Clifty Township
Mary Dantry
Indianapolis
Will Woodruff
Morrison
Will Brown
Columbus
Nat Miller
Clay Alexander
Burney
Andy Alexander
Cupid
Hartsville
Benjamin Robertson
Taylor Smalley
Westport
Ind
Etta Robertson
Smalley
Wm. Smith, Jr
Farmers Institute
Columbus Township
Heights of Great Men Across History
A compact list compares notable figures by height from De Quincy at 5 feet 3 inches to Napoleon at 5 feet 1 1/4 inches. It names Lincoln, Wellington, Shelly, Thackeray, Washington, Peter the Great, and others with precise measurements.
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Potomac
Free Mason Lodges
Odd Fellows
Sons of Temperance
Braddock
Long Island
Otter’a
Virginia
Carthage
Aesculapius
Isle of Paros
Vesuvius
Egypt
Napoleon
St. Helena
Robert C. Winthrop
Washington
White House
Capitol
Peo
de Quincy
St. Francis Xavier
Byron
Dickens
Voltaire
Wellington
Zola
Robert Burton
Carlyle
Oliver Cromwell
Dumas
Hawthorne
Lincoln
Peter the Great
Sir Walter Scott
Shelly
Thackeray
Balzac
Beethoven
Kant
Keats
Meissonier
Tom Moore
Nelson
Admiral
Americans and notable society figures in New York and Missouri
Ex secretary Daniel Lamont plans to build and reside in a New York house. Commodore Elbridge Gerry has the Electra registered from Newport, bought a Newport estate, and built a $20,000 stable. Miss Edna Whitney of Chillicothe is queen of the Kansas City chrysanthemum show after being rejected for Kansas City. The daughter of Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague plans vaudeville with E. J. Ratcliffe in The Black Butterfly.
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Daniel Lamont
New York
Elbridge T. Gerry
Electra
Newport
Edna Whitney
Chillicothe
Kansas City
Topeka
Kate Chase Sprague
Ethel
E. J. Ratcliffe
Tikk Amerk
Heaven
Boston
Harlem
New York Tea Rooms Hostess Fashion and Teas
A fashionable New York hotel teashop scene shows women visiting afternoon tearooms to honor out of town guests. A Philadelphia hostess in a horse show week wears a tan gown with a godet skirt, magenta velvet girdle, and magenta trims, presented before a snow-white Louis XV screen. HELEN GREY-PAGE. Then a light exchange on growing up moments features Miss Passay and Miss Snippley recalling teen views and lasting impressions.
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New York
Philadelphia
Helen Grey-Page
Mrs McKinleys Gown in Cream and Green Tones
The article describes a McKinley cream and Loran Greer inspired gown worn as a house dress. A silk figured chalice fabric in cream green features a green velvet belt and bow, white chiffon yoke with green embroidery, and matching green chiffon ruching.
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McKinley
Loran Greer
Married in the Rain at Caro Church Social
A couple from Caro Michigan wed outdoors as rain drenched the lawn. Frank Lawrence and Miss Sadle exchanged vows under an umbrella while a clergyman officiated, following a church social in wet conditions.
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Caro
Frank Lawrence
Miss Sadle
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