HOUNTAINEERS IN SCHOOLS ACTIVITIES REPORTED
At the Presbyterian Church Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society meeting Mrs. J. Anderson Frazer described her October to November visit to mountaineer and Freedmen schools in the region. She highlighted Laura Sunderland School in Cord, N C, Asheville Farm School, Pease Model School, and the Normal and Collegiate Institute, noting training in housekeeping and teaching for girls and industrial work for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Marshall
Madison County
North Carolina
Walnut ‘Springs
Alog
Britton's Cove
Frazer
N.C
Pease Model School
Asheville Farm School
Asheville Mra
Walnut
Pris Mission
George Vanderbilt
Sheville
Mra. Frazer
Lee
Debutante Misa Par Melee Hosts Sumptuous Westminster Party
Yesterday afternoon Misa Ruth Par Melee debuted at a reception hosted by her mother Mrs Arthur Lewis Parmelee at Westminster Avenue. Guests included Mrs James Lewis and Mrs Ada Foote among a lengthy list. The home featured pink white and red decor with roses and a gown in white as the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ruth Parmelee
Arthur Lewis Parmelee
Westminster Avenue
Bradley
Philadelphia
James Floy
Marjory Clare
Charlotte “L. Prentiss
Rebecca Clark
Rose Koues
Mackintosh
Carmer
Clementine Kellogg
Natalie de Raismes
Eliza G. Halsey
Agnes Crane
Agnes Morewood
Helen M. Orcutt
Maud .B. Foote
Floy
Foote
Elizabeth B. Eakin
W. Johnston
Clare
Marion Maedénehl
S&tisses
Fawnsend;~Miss—Anne C.morrin
Bonnell
Adelaide
Lewis and
Misa Ruth Brandegee
Plainfield
Frederick H. Levey
Sidney 8. Thompson
William S. Pigelow
M. Butler Heilner
Warren R. Dix
Walter Chandler
Clinton Mackenzie
John C. Rankin
William Walton
Frederick B. Williamson
E. G. Pyne
Bradford Darrach
Robert B. Cissel
George P. Seaman
Emma Stearns
Slag van Vrankin
Holmes
Thomas
Stillman
Marjorie Stillman
Squire
James 8. Green
Benjamin Whitely
William N. Olmsed
Samuel Bonnell
Ada H. Foote
Edward A. Weeks
Hazlett
Glazebrook
Ethel Rankin
James B. Irwin
Helen W. Haines
Ethel R. Rankin
City League glow as YMCA tops Polishers in own alley
YMCA beat the Polishers 964 to around 800 in the City League with a strong first game, then facing ten splits in the next, Hornbruck high for the game with 2nd, Bee Maxfield 220 for the home team in a tight finish. Major Martin of the Polishers had a split in the final frame of each game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Maloney
Hornbruck
Maxfield
Association
Handy
Major Martin
How Our Garments Convince the Doubtful Customer
In Newark Iroquois Building R P Cox manager publicizes custom made garments sold at discounted prices—$12 to $25 suits and overcoats originally priced as high as $75. A skeptic visiting the shop is shown a coat made by a nearby tailor and is persuaded after seeing the price and alterations offered free by skilled Newark tailors. The ad touts value from leading tailors and claims unmatched prices with free tailoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Oxford
Board of Trade seeks cooperation from Elizabeth merchants
The Board of Trade authorized a circular letter to eligible business men outlining the board’s aims. It calls for citywide cooperation, noting past successes like tax equalization efforts, cheaper water rates, and better waterways. Dues are $5 yearly. send completed membership blanks to Secretary W. Groves for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Elizabeth
Staten Island
W. ¥. Groves
Winter Cruising in Summer Seas From Bermuda to West Indies
Tourists increasingly prefer cruising to Bermuda and the West Indies to escape northern winter cold. The Quebec Steamship Company offers weekly Bermuda sailings on the Bermudian and a February March service to Bermuda and Nassau on the Trinidad. The West Indian fleet includes the Guiana with fortnightly trips to St Thomas St Croix St Kitts Antigua Dominica Guadaloupe Martinique and Barbados. An illustrated travel book with details is available from A E Outerbridge & Co. in New York.
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Bermuda
West Indies
Quebec Steamship Company
Bermudian
Nassau
Trinidad
New York
Cuba
Flor
Sho
Ite
West Indian Service
New Steamship
Guiana
St. Thomas
St. Croix
St. Kitts
Antigua
Dominica
Guadaloupe
Martinque
St. Louis
Barbados
Demera
Sagacious wolves and a wolf trap tale from Michigan
A fragment discusses the timber wolf’s wile and strength, noting traps and poisoning are ineffective. It recalls a June chase where a wolf, snagged by a steel trap with a wooden clog, dragged logs and saplings, leaving a torn scene and a two inch cherry wood memento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amel
Michigan
Sparta
Eliot's Successor Debate Narrowing to Names
Boston reports indicate Harvard president Eliots successor likely Calvin Hewlett of St Louis or Stavros Hewitt of Boston as J J Stor ton consults his desires. A Lawrence dinner highlighted Eliot's hopes for his successor while Rhode Island Major Pierce is cited in a famed oratorical tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Harvard
Harvard University
David Franklin Houston
University of Texas
Houston
Eliot
South Carolina College
Ece
Boston
Gusaigo Bening
J. J. Storton
Calvin Hewlett
St. Lowis
Harvar Cinkc
Lawrence
Mass
Duaies
Stavros” Hewitt
St. of Boston
Calvin Honis
Major Pierce
Rhode Island
Young King Manuel Fears for His Life
A chaotic note reports increasing danger to Young King Manuel amid palace intrigue and alleged plots. The article claims a fear of assassination and mentions political factions and a “slow pay” dispute connected to the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel
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J. A. Frazer
The
Presbyterian Church
England
Tom ‘Brown
Ea Hughes
Buckland
Aerie
Arena Ciate
Tyle Warren Hartshoffle
Altitn
H. Church
John £. Gray
William M. Owen
Louis B. Walker
Clementina Kellogg
Hester G. Ogden
Arthur T. Pendleton
George W. Rogers
Russell Bonnell
Charles F. Wreaks
Harriman N. Simons
Hamilton Conover
J. Leon Alexander
Charles J. Spencer
Chouteau E. Pearce
DeWitt Clinton Jones, Jr
Mary Edson
Elsie W. Milligan
Isabelle Williamson
Agnes Stockton
Hannah B. Stockton
Elizabeth M. Thomas
Salté Henderson
Marjory N. Stillman
DeWitt C. Jones, Jr
John R. Atkinson
George B. Muldaur
Herbert A. Farrand
Archibald G. Ogden
Benjamin Seaman
Katherine N. Olmsted
Carolyn P. Bigelow
Miznel Townsend
Morewood
Chetwood
Marie Walton
Mary F. Jones
Mary Wilson
Eleanor D. Carnier
Mary Ryan
Waldorf-Astoria
Miss Ryan
Sadie Q. Chatfeald
Margaret Edwards
Horace Rutherford Livengood
Scott Mansion
CITY_LEAGUE
C. A. Give. Polishers
Gorant
Ieee Stamin
Martin
Kling
Hornbru
Schindler
Sheedy
Sellars
Bradley Jeresy
ST Ame
Lee's Misfit ClotHing
Washington St
Market St
Iroquois
R. P. Cox
Mgr
Tate
Caspner
Washington, D. C
Vicuna
McLaughlin
Buffalo
Graziade
York
Rtei
Iowa
K Pchauts
Ork
Tai
Nate Areval
Derdaute & Bon
Detroit
Hervinghope
Ewart
Mishie
Sagacious Wolves
Michigan Wolf
Janet
Badejoa
Den
Toye
Ida Harry
Journal
Market Street
Broad ST
Washington Market Company
Selb
Elizabeth Avenue
Spring Street
Uss Nassar
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