Engagements and Social Receptions Highlight Autumn Day
A mid autumn reception at Propylium introduced Miss Susan Ann Lilly and announced her engagement to James P. Breep with Mrs Charles Lilly and guests greeting in a floral pink and green setting. A Friday Afternoon Reading Club marked president’s day with autumn blossoms and a luncheon followed by other local social events and a wedding at St Marys church.
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Charles Lilly
Susan Ann Lilly
James P. Breep
Lilly
Miss Lilly
Gartha Maine
Blanch Maine
William Cummings Story
Finch
New York
Charles E. Kregle
Paulson
Miss Paulson
Bluffton, Ind
James W. Lilly
Winter club opens with new president in Indianapolis
The CHO club began its winter season led by new president Mrs William N Wilson on East Twenty second street with an inaugural address on Is the Novel to Teach and Preach or Only to Please A round table discussion followed featuring readings by Mrs Leo J Fesler piano selections by Mrs J M Nelson and songs by Mrs George Dresser The afternoon guest of honor was Mrs Arthur M Dwyer a recent returnee from the New England coast Several members and guests were mentioned including Thomas Pletcher and his son Stewart Francia Pletcher of Chicago and Mrs Pletcher formerly Miss Agnes Mullen of this city Social visits and travels to Lafayette Terre Haute and Mexico were noted among other short items
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Rosalia Caroline Krieg
Wilhelmina Krieg
Franklin Benjamin Stont
St. Mary’s Church
Anthony Scheideler
V. G
Katherine Meyer
Robert F. Peelle
New Jersey Street
Miss Meyer
Stout
Milwaukee
Wis
T. W. O'Connor
Monticello
J. C. Moore
Moore
Henry Sickles
A. B. Mitchell
Robert Hunter Strong
Wilmer
Christian
Johnn. Jones
Arthur M. Dwyer
New England
CHO Club
William N. Wilson
Thomas Pletcher
Stewart Francia Pletcher
Chicago
Turner
Katherine Mullen
Daniel Mullen
North
Meridian Street
Daisy
Dan
Ruth
Helen Schoeffel
Dorothy
Helen
Mildred Gowen
Maury ~Crallé
Billy Crow
Col
H. A. Greene
Lient. Ol
George R. Cecil
James H. Frier
Charles Gerhardt
Samuel Seay
Ross L. Bush
Owen
Leamtus J. Owen
Medical
Indianapolis
D. Miller
George Owen
Lloyd Frier
Leamus J. Owen
Ethel Spaulding
Virginia_ Gerhardt
Converse R. Lewis
John Hale Statesman
Fred B. Carruthers
William F. Barrell
Tenth Infantry
Martini
Seymour
Ind
Columbus
Jack Hayes
Department of the Lakes
Department
Lewis C. Rockwell
Cincinnati
Gertrude Morian
Fredonia
N. Y
John B. Schoeffel
Miss Morian
Schoeffel
Peru
John Little
Herman Lackman
Robert G. Caldwell
Stringing Pearls and Bead Stringing Tips
The article explains knotting between each bead to prevent loss if the strand breaks. It notes avoid wire or catgut for flexibility and suggests surgeon's silk or finely woven chains as alternatives. It also advises not to use a needle when stringing precious beads and to wax the thread end for threading.
Keeping Parsley Fresh In Mason Jar Method
Wash and dry fresh parsley then place in a mason jar. Cover and store in the refrigerator for several days. This method is more sanitary than keeping parsley in water.
Maj Seay and Maj Gerhardt Honored With Band Concerts
The Tenth infantry band gave complimentary concerts for Maj. Samuel Seay and Maj. Charles Gerhardt at Fort Harrison. Programs traced their careers from West Point appointments to campaigns in Cuba the Philippines and Mindanao with details of rank changes and key postings. Social events followed with dinners and entertaining for officers and their spouses, including gatherings hosted by Capt. Maury Crane and Col. H. A. Greene.
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Tenth Infantry
Samuel Seay
Maj. Seay
Regular Army
Columbia
Tenn
Military Academy
Tennessee
Twenty-, First Infantry
Fourteenth Infantry
Twentythird Infantry
Maj
Seay
Ft. de Chesne
Utah
Willetts Point
Ft. Robinson
Neb
National Guard of Tennessee
Manila
Zapote River
Guadalupe Hill
Mrs. Seay
Greenwald
Meyerbeer
Stahl
Balfe
Sullivan
Charles Gerhardt
Gerhardt
Baltimore
North Carolina
Twentieth Infantry
Eighth Infantry
The
Army School of the Line
Army Staff College
Camp Poplar River
Montana
Ft. Assinaboine
Cumberland University
Cuba
Alaska
Philippine Islands
Army Service Schools
Ft. Leavenworth
Kansas
Monterey
Cal
Algeria
Herbert
Lange
Madam Sherry
Hoscina
Macbeth
Ray
Yucatan
Henry
G. Maury Crane
Leamus J. Owen
Fitzhugh B. Allerdice
Bessie Craney
Andrew J. White
H. B. Hames
Anton C. Crow
J. B. de Lancey
Dorothy Tebbetts
Hatpin Guards Enter Fashion After French Law
In response to France’s law making a woman liable to arrest if hatpins injure, Parisian hatpin guards are proposed. The guard screws onto the pin point, matching the pinhead, with popular designs in Louis XV style. Guards are large, often the hat’s main ornament, featuring hand painted disks outlined by rhinestones.
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France
America
Heards
Luncheon Cloth from Damask Corners
Instructions describe making a two person luncheon cloth by cutting four corners of an old damask tablecloth to one quarter size, arranging them at the center with a two inch insertion, sewing edges, trimming, and adding lace. The text then digresses to comments on domestic education and marriageability.
Let the Girls Learn In Admonition On Mothers Roles
A brief exhortation urges mothers to resist resigning housekeeping duties when daughters leave school. Instead the mothers should supervise at home, using the time to guide and support family tasks and moral development. The message frames maternal leadership as essential during daughters’ transition.
Fine Thread for Hems in Dressmaking
Instructions advise using very fine cotton for machine hemming and describe how fine thread tears easily when hems or tucks must be ripped to lengthen a skirt. A quick jerk will pull the thread out, enabling adjustments.
Sheer Fabric Trends Highlight Kimono Overblouses
Chiffon and other sheer materials fashioned as kimono overblouses gain popularity. Diack remains common but bright colors appear in. A new fabric, brocaded crepe, is noted for its sheer quality.
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Caroline M. Whitsit
Delaware Street
Whitsit
Florida
Emily Roberts
Gertrude Fitzgerald
Howard Benedict
John Benedict
L. H. Dresser
George Kesnney
Sacramento
Sesamie Club
Mabel Shaw
Eighteenth Street
Bertha Strong
Mary McCarthy
Nettie Slack
Melba Watson
Sue Katzenberger
Juanita Peal
Edith
Emma Stuppy
Agnes Conlin
Dorothy Pluckebaum
Miss Pluckebaum
Miss Conlin
Helen Swain
Edna Kellogg
Mary Rochford
Hazel Avery
Bonnie Sharp
Myrtle Woerner
Laura Hagedon
Bertha Wolfe
George Fogas
Homer Camel
Epworth League
League of the Morris Street
Association
William Aice
Elsie Dilworth
Arrow Avenue
Dilworth
Herbert Key
Beulah Asher
Mary Morman
Martha Yoh
Jesse Morman
Maurice Carr
Fall Creek
Frank Darnell
Anna Heidergott
Krieger
Hoffman
Lucy Ward
2 Card Club
Lorraine Flats
Inez Avery
Mrs
Frank Blanc
A. Christenson
Oakland
Misa * the Heldergott
Marie Avery
Bellefontaine Street
Miss. Mertes
Brown
Sabine Fredrick
Mary U Harlan
Woodruff Place
Miss Harlan
J. N. Harlan
Laura Kettler Fredrick
Delthina Harlan
Alice Hoffman
Helen Holloway
Bess Herr
Bernice Logan
Clara Epply
Ethelene Grifing
Vera Dean
Bessie Root
Eloise Dean
Mary Fisher
Elizabeth Light
Co. O. West
Stanley Bowen
William Dickson
Clarence Schad
Matinee Daily
Amuse
Matinees
Talk of All America
Henry B. Harris
Ghas. Klein
George Barr McCutcheon
Beverly
B. F. Keith
Grand Opera House
Kathleen Clifford
Gala Erne
Bowman Brothers
Blue Grass Boys
Gus Edwards
BEZ_L
Caron
Pope and
Uno Bestheseed Vagabena
Deiro
Jimm
Barry Fcorners
Barry
Kinodrome Motion Pictures
Gertrude Hoffman
John A. Spalding
East Twenty-first Street
Louisville
Catholic Collegian Club
St. Joseph's Hall
Francis Kemp
North Tallinois Street
Ethel Watkins
Lafayette
L. C. Willis
Mary Ellen Willis
Mexico
Ruth McClure
Los Angeles
Nelson J. Springer
North Capitol Avenue
F. Jones
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Rosalie DeMoss
Terre Haute
Theodore Meyer
Do. A. McCotter
Harrison
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Sugimoto
Mal
Hart
Berrick
Geo. W
Bernard
Orth
Emily Dodd
Ang Pang
Lucille
Eve
Shubert Murat Theatre
Lew Fields
Broadway Theatre
Stella Mayhew
Lucy Weston
AL Leech
Roy Atwell
Billie Taylor
Harold Crane
Norman Tharp
Maud Gray
Florence Topham
Nat Fields
Ned Wayburn
Hyder’s
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Pavlova
Mordkin Russian Ballet
Ona B. Talbot
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Leopold Stokovski
Sheffield Choir
Terticcana Studente
Walschner-Stewart Music Company
Ausee Faw
Sam and
Lee Shubert (Inc
Wm. A. Brady, Ltd
Lew Dockstader
Arvine Benton
Joseph Medill Patterson
Thursand
Froa
Empire
Ben Teal
Gordon & North
Torl
Ur Asuifi
Hiter
Colleen
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