Washingtons quartette of belles to marry and dissolve
Miss Evelyn Walsh and Edward McLean plan a fall wedding while Ma Thilde Townsend Katherine Elkins and Isabel May face marriages to foreign nobles. The social circle that defined Washington society this season is poised to fade as engagements loom and summer plans unfold.
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Isabel May
Count von Hatzfeldt
Washington
Evelyn Walsh
Miss Walsh
Jacksons Walking Stick Chose Site For U S Treasury
The article recounts how President Andrew Jackson selected the site for the United States Treasury building in 1833, striking the ground with his walking stick at the juncture of Pennsylvania Avenue and the White Lot. Construction began in 1838 under architect Robert Mills and completed in August 1839. The planned repairs will render the building in solid granite quarried mainly in Maine and New Hampshire.
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Treasury Building
Andrew Jackson
United States
United States Treasury Building
Jackson
Pennsylvania Avenue
White Lot
Robert Mills
Maine
New Hampshire
Girl refuses to contest will for fortune from John Cammack
Miss Anna Cammack, daughter of the late millionaire florist John Cammack, declares she will not contest his will. She continues her post office clerk duties at 660 a year, with 60 000 in trust for life and remainder to his wife Elizabeth and a minor son. The millionaire left most of his estate to his wife and son. Anna is the only other direct heir.
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Anna
Cammack
Washington
John Cammack
Anna Cammack Hardesty
Post Office Department
Civil Service
Brightwood
Elizabeth Cammack
John Edmund Cammack
Anna Cammack
Big Force to Take Next Federal Census
SRECTOR NORTH prepares for the thirteenth census with authority to be enacted. About 70 000 workers will tally 90 000 000 people in the United States and territories and conduct agriculture and industry censuses. The Philippine census is excluded, as in 1908, due to cost concerns.
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Srector North
Diane
Congress
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Guam
Samoa
Panama Canal Zone
Philippines
Gooseberry Pudding and Mushroom Dishes from Harper's Bazar
A Harpers Bazaar recipe collection features Green Gooseberry Pudding with eggs butter and breadcrumbs, Mushrooms Stewed in Cream with white sauce and croutons, a Mushroom Sauce, another Mushroom Stew sauce, a Creole Brown Chicken Fricassee, and a novel Roast Flounders preparation with onions parsley and butter gravy.
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Harper’s Bazar
Left Over Eggs Use and Storage Guide
Untouched hard boiled eggs can be sliced and dressed with mayonnaise. Fried eggs may be chopped with potatoes and formed into potato balls. Poached eggs are reheated then run through a ricer to add to salads. Riced boiled or fried eggs mix with finely chopped meat to form croquettes. Using yolk only can enrich apple sauce. A broken egg kept covered with water in the refrigerator lasts several days.
Cherry Pudding Recipe From Old Plain Cookery
A simple cherry pudding method uses two tablespoons butter and flour, milk poured gradually then boiled, mixed with bread crumbs lemon rind sugar vanilla and cherries plus eggs. Bake in a greased mold with cherries at the bottom and steam two hours under buttered paper.
Changing the Bed Linen and Dust Prevention
The article advises changing bed linen on the day you sweep bedrooms to keep dust from spreading. It suggests drawing soiled sheets over the fresh bed, then removing and shaking them outside before trashing. It also includes a recipe for nut candy using alrup sugar and vinegar, plus directions to spread over nuts in tins.
American Plays Win Local Appeal In National Stage
The piece argues American plays thrive when scenes and characters are local and American. It cites Chicago successes and titles like The Witching Hour The Great Divide The Man from Home The Rose of the Rancho Father and the Boys Artie and Her Own Way as examples of Americans triumphing on home ground while foreign settings or marriages hindered others.
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New York
Chicago
Indiana
Europe
Rancho
George Ade
Artie
Maxine Elliot
Bettina
Clyde Fitch
Maxine
Eight Men Form Chicago Jilted Club Over Heartbreak
Eight men who were jilted by a Chicago girl have formed a club. Grat itude has strange ways of manifesting itself.
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Chicago
Actress Should Not Wed Says Theater Boss
John Mason of The Witching Hour studio disputes actor marriages to actresses. He argues a union of two artists harms careers and domestic life, noting conflicts over co stars and touring. He credits a rare, indefinable stage quality to greatness beyond technique.
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John Mason
New York
Theater Magazine
Second Comedienne
Mason
Theatre notes show Frazee buys The Flower of the Ranch
Frazee, a young theater manager, purchases The Flower of the Ranch and plans a road tour next autumn. Anglin opens an Australian tour at Her Majesty's Sydney in The Thief with instant success. Modjeska forwards The Right Man to Jules Murray, a Sanford Tead comedy set around a California earthquake.
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Harry H. Frazee
Miss Anglin
Her Majesty's Theater
Sydney
Henri Bernatin
Mme. Modjeska
Jules Murray
Sanford Teadwell
California
Herbert
Susie Cawthorne
Shuberts
Cecilia Loftus
Miss Loftus
Grace la Rue
Sam Bernard
Florence Bindley
Refreshing Lime or Lemon Squash and Iced Chocolate Drinks
Lime or lemon squash is a refreshing summer drink made with lime juice soda and ice. Iced chocolate is cooled hot chocolate served in tall glasses with ice cream and sugar. sangaree pineapple wine and orange wine are also described with steps to mix and bottle.
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Tropics
Libby Prison Flag Restored by Roxbury G A R Post
A Civil War era flag sewn by Union prisoners at Libby Prison is now exhibited at Thomas G. Stevenson post 26 G A R in Roxbury. Timothy Regan led covert efforts using collected cloth from fellow prisoners, reassembling the flag after decades and recounting the tale on his deathbed. Post members L. A. Fillebrown and Chaplain F F Follanabee stand before the display.
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Greater
Boston
Libby Prison
Thomas G. Stevenson
Vine Street
Roxbury
Timothy J. Regan
Massachusetts
Boston Herald
Timothy Regan
Libby
Regan
David L. Jones
Post 26
L. A. Fillebrown
F. F. Follanabee
Care in Boiling Potatoes and Tea Tips
Practical kitchen notes cover proper potato boiling, ice tea caution, and a recipe for Bachelor's Pudding. Key points include washing potatoes, pre-soaking to remove impurities, boiling with minimal water, and avoiding peeling. Tea should be fresh and strained, with thin glasses, lemon, and ice. The pudding recipe lists suet, raisins, sugar, flour, crumbs, baking powder, spices, an egg, brown sugar, and steam time.
Fruit Cake by Steam Method and Plain Frosting Tips
Instructions describe steaming fruit cake on bricks inside a boiler with a covered tin setup for even moisture and no crust, including a three hour steam then one half hour bake, plus a fruit cake recipe with currants citron nutmeg eggs milk butter saleratus and flour. Also notes a plain cake variations with egg white glaze, grated coconut and meringue topping with candied cherry.
Honor the Flag on the Shipboard Banner Ceremony
A cruising fleet correspondent recalls a rain soaked evening below the equator when a ship’s band played the Star Spangled Banner. Heat drove crew to bare chests before the signal to play, as all hands dressed again to preserve self respect and discipline.
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Quartet of Belles
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Katherine Elking
Miss Eiking
Mathilde Townsend
Bar Harbor
d’Albe
America
Miss Townsend
Miss May
Cassini
Treasury
Moffett Studio
Misa May Buckley
Charles W. Martin
Denver
J. A. Fillebrown
F. F. Follanshee