All Star Cast Heads To Cumberland In Fine Feathers
Amusement notes list star names Tully Marshall Wilton Lackaye Rose Coghlan Florence Rockwell Lydia Dickinson and Max Figman for the play Fine Feathers in Cumberland. The piece is billed as a social spring crowning event with an impressive lineup. Additional items mention Mendelssohn Male Choir in Carnegie Hall with Harold Bauer, Lina Abarba nell starring in The Red Canary at the New Theatre, and Boston Wilbur Theatre opening Romance with Doris Keene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Tully Marshall
Wilton Lackaye
Rose Coghlan
New York
Mendelssohn
Carnegie Hall
Harold Bauer
Lina Abarbanell
New Theatre Tonight
Will Bl. Johnson
William le Baron
Alexander Johnstone
Harold Orlob
Boston
Mass
New Wilbur Theatre
Edward Sheldon
Doris Keene
Gril Appears on Broadway in Spring Sandals and Toe Rings
A girl is seen among thousands of theatre-goers on Broadway wearing the new spring style in footgear, sandals with toe rings, highlighting a fashion moment amid the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gril
Broadway
Easter visits and relocations fill Hagerstown area
A long list of residents and visitors across Howesville Frostburg Baltimore Parkersburg and Washington note Easter holidays and travels. Military and civic figures are mentioned with brief updates on duties and local events as a forest fire threat menaced Tuberculosis Hospital on Haystack Mountain until firefighters and volunteers saved the building.
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Haystack Mountain
Central Fire Department
Willison
Moxley
National Guard
Oglebay Smeltz Nuptials Tie Cumberland Couple
Miss Pearl Balous Oglebay and John Ht. Smeltz were married last evening at Ridgeway Terrace home with Rev. Richard Hinkle officiating. The couple will reside on Ridgeway Terrace with home events planned after April 20. In Frostburg, W Grant Morris wed Mrs Belle Shipley at Grace M E Church South parsonage and left for Cumberland by auto then eastward on the B&O for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Balous Oglebay
Harry C. Oglebay
John Ht. Smeltz
Cumberland
Ridgeway Terrace
Richard Hinkle
Methodist Episcopal Church
York, Py
W. Grant Morris
Belle
Shipley
Daniel Smouse
Frostburg
Grace M. E. Church South Parsonage
W. 8. Nicholson
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumberland Telegraph Workers Tie The Knot In union romance
The marriage links Westurn Union and Postal Telegraph offices in Cumberland. Both Morris and his bride, previously married, rekindle a long friendship formed when he ran the Cumberland office and she studied telegraphy. They plan an 8 o'clock reception at Fort Cumigr land Club tonight.
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Westurn Union
Postal Telegraph
Cumberland
Mr Morris
Yister
Mr. Morris
Fort Cumigrland
The Precipice by Elia W. Peattie in Windy City Life
A Chicago film spotlight on the modern woman through Mrs. Elia W. Peattie’s novel The Precipice. The heroine Kate Barrington embraces education and work, balancing suffrage, philanthropy, and a demanding romance while navigating Hull House, Juvenile Court, and the National Federation of Women’s Clubs.
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Chicago
Elia W. Peattie
Kate Barrington
Colorado
Hull House
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Child Welfare Bureau
Cole Dancing Party for Evelyn at Cumberland Home
Mr and Mrs William Cole host a dancing party at their new Cumberland street residence to celebrate the birthday anniversary of their daughter Miss Evelyn Cole tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cole
Cumberland Street
Miss Evelyn Cole
Elks Plan Easter Dance and Social Evening
The local lodge of Elks hosts its first Easter event tomorrow evening April 14 with a social session at 8 30 featuring dancing and the card game 500. Members received invitations Friday for the event.
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Elks
Lodge of Elks
Delegation Heads to Hagerstown for Odd Fellows Temple Dedication
A large group led by John W. Young and W H Harrison travels to Hagerstown for dedication exercises of the new Odd Fellows Temple. Today’s program includes a big parade with over a thousand lodge members and several bands taking part.
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Odd
John W. Young
W. Harrison
S. H. Snowden
F. A. Leasure
Saul Praeger
D. L. Clayton
Howard Slemmer
Hagerstown
New Odd Fellows’ Temple
Order
Amateurs to Present Play Tony the Con vict
Amateur players present a five act drama Tony the Con vict at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday April 22 1914. Rehearsals have run ten days and organizers promise an artistic performance. Seats at Malloys Book Store with 25c 35c and 50c reserved seating.
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Tony the Convict
Odd Fellow’s
Malloy’s
Meeting A Fizzle Among Hoboes At Tow Path Assembly
A hoboes festival on the tow path near the fork drew only twelve attendees around a bonfire. Visitors contributed a few rations while leader Marshal Butler colored delivered a brief address to the small crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Butler
Agents Wanted To Deliver The Press In West Virginia
Recruitment notice for delivery agents to circulate The Press in Cumberland Maryland and surrounding towns in West Virginia and Western Maryland asking for details for particulars at The Cumberland Press Cumberland MD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Maryland
Cumberland Press
Cumberland
Equity sale ratified for Maryland Coal and Iron Co
In Allegany County Circuit Court equity matter J A Emerick versus Maryland Coal and Iron Co the court orders the sale reported by Albert A Doub Receiver to be ratified and confirmed unless objections are filed by May 6 1914. Publication of this order is required in Allegany County newspapers weekly for three weeks before April 29 1914. Sale amount reported as 5100.00. True copy on file. Clerk Lloyd L Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Emerick
George Stern
Louis Stanton
Maryland Coal and Iron Company
Circuit Court
Allegany County
Albert A. Doub
Maryland Coal and Tron Company
Miaraee L. Shaffer
Lloyd L. Shaffer
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Miss Harrison
Isaac Conn
Howesville
W. Va
Goethe Street
Gordon Greer
Clarkesburg
Amenia Snavely
Sharpsburg
Josephine Martz
Independence Street
Baltimore
Frank T. Browning
Oakland
Browning
Elease Amstot
Bulerslie
de Sales Heights
Parkersburg
Marietta
Rebecca Otto
Peabody Conservatory
Elizabeth Tinker
Bryn Mawr College
Western Maryland Hospital
G. FE. Hammond
Meyersdale
Hammond
Elsie Vera Reed
Robe Reed
Emily
Willard Reed
Company G
Plattsburg Barracks
Plattsburg
N. Y
James A. Millholland
James A
Cary B. Millholland
Washington, D. C
Crosby Reynolds
Frank W. Schriver
Philadelphia
M. Weller
North Centre Street
W. A. Dye
Hendricks
Ws Va
H. W. Hummel
J. F. Hummel
Washington
Elk, Lick, Pa
Mary
Lillian Myers
John Tracy
Arch Street
McMullen Bros
Loe
Oglebay
Morris Shipley
Alpine Club
SS. Peter and Paul’s Hall
Fayette Street
Schmutz
News OF
Windy City
Regal
Regal Last
Eric
Evening Press
W. F. Frederick Piano Company
Baltimore St
Cumberland, MD
Boyd A. Reinhart McCleave
Cumberland, Maryland
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