Women Ready to Attend Big Land Congress in Arcadia
May 23 report from St Louis on May 24 and 28 the first women’s land congress in America to meet at Arcadia Missouri under Woman’s Missouri Home Development. Delegates will tour farms and exhibits show loom handwork and rural life. Organizers promote home industries and farm living in Ozarks and push agriculture in schools.
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State Board of Education
May Ask Recount Of School Children In Indiana Cities
R. J. Aley, superintendent of public instruction, may review and verify school enumeration returns from several Indiana cities where large increases appear. Most towns show a decline versus the last census, though South Bend up 1,757, Laporte up 478, and Michigan City up 465. Recounts could trigger shifts in school funds based on county and city counts.
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Indiana
South Bend
Laporte
Michigan City
Berlin Luncheon and Society Gatherings Highlight May Socials
A Berlin luncheon hosted by Mrs. Charles B. Pfafflin honored Miss Frances McElwee with guests who studied in Berlin. Decorations featured German colors red white and black and Berlin scenes on place cards. A spring program followed with music and a paper on Our Birds led by Mrs. Frances Cole Webb. Several Indianapolis socialites planned parties, weddings, and Europe-bound trips, with numerous invitations and engagements announced among clubs and families.
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Charles B. Pfafflin
Frances McElwee
Apolis
Frances Cole Webb
London socialite sues Hoe estate over 150000 claim
Margaret Johnson Brown Jobne, a London socialite formerly hailed as "the most beautiful woman in Kentucky," reveals she was a friend of the late King Edward as she sues to recover 150000 from the estate of Robert Hoe, the printer.
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Jobne
London
Community groups plan social events and dances
The article lists hostesses Mrs. Robert Ray Bunch, Mrs. Harry Fitton, Mrs. James Gavin, Mrs. A. B. Philpott, Mrs. F. B. Wynn and Miss Ethel Moore. It notes a Greek dance performed by several young women under Mrs. Ovid B. Jamerson’s direction.
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Robert Ray Bunch
Harry Fitton
James Gavin
A. B. Philpott
F. B. Wynn
Ethel Moore
Ovid B. Jameson
All Star Stock to Open with When We Were Twenty One
Revival opens Monday at Mub at with Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliott in When We Were Twenty One. Scenic artists rush work at Shubert Mural theater while George Peter leads painting and Thomas J. McGrane directs. Dr Herman the Electrical Wizard headlines Grand week with comedic acts and marvels of electricity drawing praise from Cincinnati critics. Park theater offers All On Account of Eliza with George Arvine delivering a praised German character. Louise Dunbar stars as Eliza with local vaudeville acts joining the cast.
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Shubert Theater
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Electrical Wizard
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Faustus
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Eliza
Louis Mann
Clara Lipman
Franz Hochstuhl
Mann
Arvine
Hemlock
Frank Jones
James Benton
Maxine
Bernice Hart
Elinor Glynn
Three Weeks Play Starring Chatterton and Dunbar
The engagement features Thomas Chatterton as Paul the pampered youth and Miss Louise Dunbar as the Queen of Sardaila in the production following All On Account of Elisa. Chatterton is billed as the handsome young second man of the company.
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Thomas Chatterton
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Mr. Chatterton
Paul
Miss Dunbar
Sardaila
Groundless Fears Inspire Society Dance Practice
A Washington Star quotation shows Mrs Meekton reacting to her partner Mr Meekton as he jokes about stepping on a tack while she practices a new classic dance for a charitable society event. The exchange highlights social decorum and light domestic humor in a clipped wartime era tone.
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Washington Star
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