Society Notes Show Busy Holiday Visits Across Cities
Mrs K Salmon visits relatives in St Louis while Hugh Schuetz of Kirksville arrives for Christmas. John Baer of Roanoke VA guests of sister Mrs A G Price. Mrs Gundelfinger visiting St Louis, due home soon. Paris steamer carries Ferdinand Foch’s party home to Paris. Jos Goldman and Evelyn Goldman return from St Louis. Several students, including Mary Louise Clark and Evelyn Watts, expect home December 20 from Sacred Heart College. Jack Hobbs of St Louis and Stevens of Boston to stay with Mr and Mrs Jas Houchin. Judge E J Bean and Helen Bean plan Christmas in DeSoto and Farmington with relatives. Morton Watts returns from Payette. Evelyn Watts and Sallie Lucy Morton to visit from Fayette. Janet Gardner of St Louis to stay with Mary Louise Clark. Arlette Cockle of New Orleans, Howard-Payne student, visits Col Blakey. Albert Blakey to be home for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Jack Hobbs
St. Louis
Stevens
Boston
Jas, Houchin
H. M. Watts
Little Mary
Morton Watts
Payette
Evelyn Watts
Sallie
Lucy Morton
Fayette
Arlette Cockle
New Orleans
Howard-Payne College
al Blakey
East Main Street
Albert Blakey
Missouri State
University
Yule Time Hospitality and Local News Bulletin
The Capitol City welcomes visitors for the Yule season with hospitality across events from Cardinal Club to club meetings. Activities include Courtesy Day at Big Store, Ready-to-Wear Sale, Guild Tea, St Mary’s Guild gathering, a Wanda Hawley film at Jefferson Theatre, and U D C meeting. Also notes a Louvre-level art exhibition at Madison Hotel, a brief crime report, a breach of promise suit update, and classified notices like lost hound and rag requests.
Bible influence grows in American universities
The Rev. Raymond C. Knox of Columbia University argues that a Christian state of mind is supported by Biblical authority and that the Bible increasingly shapes American university life. He notes Columbia's 1914 summer programs drew large crowds seeking religious education, countering attacks on higher learning for lacking religious instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Cincinnati Times-Star
William Jennings Bryan
New York
Joseph French Johnson
School of Commerce
Bryan
Archibald E. Bouton
College of Arts and Sciences
New York University
Diagoral
Raymond C
Knox
Columbia
Vaudeville Highlights and Fables Return in Silver Lining
The column surveys stage acts and topics of the day including Her Face Value, Aesop fables The Country Mouse and Rainbow Island. Lloyd comedy and vaudeville sketches appear as Silver Lining outlines current entertainment.
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Mrs. K. Salmon
Democrat-Tribune
Hugh Schuetz
Kirksville
John Baer
Roanoke, Virginia
William Gundelfinger
Marshall
Ferinand Foch
Paris
France
Jos. Goldman
Evelyn Goldman
Sam. ‘Lipsitz
Goldman
Sti Louis
Mary - Louise Clark
Elsie Happy
Mary
Cleopha Brenneissen
Margaret
Enloe
Sacred Heart College
Sts
Lois
E. J. Bean
Mis
Helen Bean
DeSoto
Farmington
Janet Gardner
Mary Louise Clark
Janet
Liberty - Savings Club
Central
Missouri
Trust Co
Pipes
High St
A. Brandenberger
Efferso
Jefferson
Emerson
C. Vodevil
Frisco Trio
Wanda Hawley
Radke’s
Constance Binney
Becky
Capitol
Southland
Maud Mailer
Tim
A. W. Happy
Swift's Highway
Ecard Club
St. Mary’ S Guild
East Main’ Street
Jefferson ‘Theatre
Winnie Davis
The
United Daugh‘ters of the American Revolution
Roesén
Moreau Road
Madison Hotel
Louvre
Cincinnati
Adams ‘Street
College
Jefferson Candy Company
Jefferson Theatre
Pathe
Friady
WM. S. Aa
Torligale
SKY Ranger
ALL Star
Rainbow
Lloyd
Larry Lemon
May McAvoy
Pathe News
Mary Miles Minter
Wallace Reid
Dorothy Dalton
Hotel Royal
Excelsior Springs
Royal Hotel
A. E. Cooper
Mgr
Furniure and
Englander
Spring Red CO
Chicago, Nl
Brooklyn, N.Y
Nglande
Cretonne
Ene
Prprbb
Gue Anire
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