Wedding Tales from a Day of Early Autumn
A day of society weddings and gatherings unfolds with Miss Elfrieda Elizabeth Scholl wedding Robert Bartol at home on Hertil Wilnois Street. Other ceremonies include Miss Ida Marie Rodibaugh's March union to Dana Campbell of Portland, and Miss Lilly Caroline Reimer's nuptials with Frank Davis at a Franciscan monastery parlor. Guests, attire, and blue and pink wedding schemes fill the narrative as families host receptions and post ceremony journeys across cities.
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Charles Scholl
Hrtu Wilnois Street
Killarney
Ehildren
Scavll
Atr
Logan Scholl
Reger
Paducah
Samuel Renick
Justina Schrader
Ray Eln Scott
Bartel
North Pennsylvania Reet
C. D. Rodibaugh
Senate Avenue
Daugher
Ida Marie Rodibaugh
Dana G. Campbell
Portland
Allan’ B. Philputt
Cent-Christian Church
Irs
Campbell
Ohio
North
Padelath
A. Campbell
Marie Campbell
A. H. Millis
Tobny T. Lysaght
Cuchre
Lnen
Bellefontaine Street
Minnie B. Lysaght
Kathrine Eygeght
Wylda Ryan
Miss Lypeght
Martin Hyland
Walter Jenkins
William Murrin
William Flick
Williams
Bei ‘Ryan
Frank Feeser
L. Dyler
Mra. Kemps
George Doolittle
C. ¥. Barry
Frost Patton
frank.Gantner
Benedict Beck
Beck
W Hadrich
T.& .Burdsall
Charles Kramer
Michael Moran
Marie Filcer
Mabel Smith
Lilly Caroline Reimer
John Reimer
Frank Davis
Harry Davis
Andrew Butzxueben
Co. F. M
The
Sacred Heart Cleared
Alma Hueber
Harry Reimer
West
Arizona Street
Frieda Reimer
Valenciennes
Meridian Ual
Reimer
Davis
Wesley McKinley
Bertha Reimer
Harry Skirven
Bertha Kirk
Grace Lemon
Laura Mix
Edna
Frieda
Alma Reimer
Minnie Smith
Ida Hueber
South East Street
Frank Waterman
Louisville, Ky
Louis Smith
Elmer and
Clarence
Detroit, Mich
Henry Ellebrand
Nagillton, Ind
Distinguished Society Women Will Change to Washington
Washington society braces for a winter with three prominent arrivals Mrs Charles Hughes, Mrs Leonard Wood, and Mrs Claude Swanson. Mrs Wood, a admired former New York governor, will join the courtly set as associate justice Hughes takes the seat Oct 10. Swanson’s wife brings Virginia political ties, while Miss Taft may debut. Diplomatic leaders from Austria and others strengthen Washington’s social calendar.
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Washington
Charles &. Hughes
Leonard Wood
United States Army
Claude A. Swanson
Daniel
Virginia
Hughes
Massachusetts Avenue
Court
Supreme Court
White House
Wood
the Woods
Taft
Helen Taft
Baroness Hengelmuller
Baron Hengelmuller
Austria
Roosevelt
Vienna
Baron Rosen
Engagement party details for Knannlein duo expected soon
A forthcoming wedding between the son and Harry W. Kuannlein is noted with a bridal party gathering. Decorations featured red hearts and cupids, pink and white carnations graced the tables, and guests included Evelyn O’Connor Nelle Boswell Eva Kuettemeier Enza Boteler Ruth Garrison Fay Banta Mary Brown Blanch Kessler May Johnson and more. Mrs A G Kuannlein and Miss Bessie Stow assisted with preparations as relatives visited from Greenfield and Winona Lake.
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Harry W. Kuannlein
Miss Knannlein
A. G. B Kuannlein
Bessie Stow
Evelyn O’connor
Nelle Boswell
Eva Kuettemeier
Enza Boteler
Ruth Garrison
Fay Banta
Mary Brown
Blanch Kessler
May Johnson
Joseph Brown
Goldie Thayer
One Third of Ashes Found to Be Coal
Baltimore statistics show households and factories discard 97,668 tons of ash yearly with ash carts collecting 198,859 loads. About one third of each 1100 pound load equals the calorific value of anthracite coal, so much fuel remains that municipal ash dumps have burned for months.
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Baltimored
Baltimore
Department of
Sawmills Closing in Grays Harbor Market Squeeze
In Aberdeen Washington on September 22 mills across Grays Harbor are shutting down or curtailing output amid a glut in the San Francisco lumber market caused by Canadian producers. Consumption lags far behind production, forcing the imperative closure.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Grays Harbor
San Francisco
Hay-Cutting Champ at 74 in North Brookfield
Charles Parkham Oakham, 74, of North Brookfield, claims to be the best scythe swinger in the country. He says he has mowed more hay this season with his scythe than any farmer in the neighborhood.
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North Brookfield
Charles Parkham Oakham
Vanderbilt May Marry Rumor Renewed After Divorce
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, recently divorced from Elsie French, has leased a large Fifth Avenue residence at 12 East Sixty-second Street. Rumor persists that he plans to marry Mrs. Smith Hollins McKim, 24, who obtained a Reno divorce last August.
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New York
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Elsie French
Ernesto G. Frabian
East Sixty-second Street
Fifth Avenue
Smith Hollins McKim
Reno
Charlton May Get Freedom Extradition Result Pending
Jersey City September 22 The state justice department will decide if Porter Charlton who confessed to killing his wife Mary Scott Castle Charlton and disposing of her body in Lake Como Italy last June should be extradited to Italy or protected in the United States under treaty and constitutional rights. The Hudson county court will hear briefs next Monday and forward records to Washington for final decision. Charlton’s counsel may seek a writ of habeas corpus if the secretary of state rules against him.
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Jersey City
N. J
State Department of Justice
Porter Charlton
Mary Scott Castle Charlton
Lake Como
Italy
Charlton
John A. Blair
Hudson County Court
Washington
United States
Scott
Knox
Indianapolis Post Office Placed as Model for Future Offices
Blueprints and photos sent to Washington by Wednesday evening show the Indianapolis postoffice plan detailing mail room workflows and building layout. The local office is regarded as a potential model due to the administration here being notably efficient.
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Indianapolis
Stamp Vault Lock Demands Expert Opening
Excitement rose at the post office when the stamp vault could not be opened due to a loose screw in the lock. It took a safe expert an hour and a half to unlock it. Meanwhile a supply was taken from the wholesale vault to keep the business running without interruption.
Chocolate Soldier at Shubert Murat and other shows
The Chocolate Soldier arrives in America and Signor A de Novellis creates full score for forty six instruments before disappearing for a week. The Mural hosts the opera Thursday to Saturday with a Saturday matinee. Silver Threads plays at Park in week, starring Richard J. Jose. Mars Griffith draws praise for mental mathematics across Indiana colleges. Miss Ethel Alton and company headline at Orpheum circuit, with Europe tour planned. Charles Major's When Knight Hood Was in Flower runs at Majestic, staged by J Francis Kirke using original New York settings.
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America
Signor de Novellis
Oscar Straus
T Bernard Shaw
New England
the Park
Richard J. Jose
Boston
Mr. Jose
Orpheum
United States
Europe
London
Miss Alton
San Francisco
New York
Richard Mansfield
Ruth Ade
Budapest
Mr. Powers
Mr. Dumont
Charles Major
Majestic Theater
Pierce
Julia Marlowe
Mary Tudor
Henry VIII
the Majestic
J. Francis Kirke
Miss Blanch Martin Leads The Ducklings At Empire
One of the burlesque stage’s handsomest women, Miss Blanch Martin, stars with The Ducklings at the Empire theater this week. Tall and willowy, she is a Gibson-type blond with a pantomime act that features graceful dancing and picturesque motion. Her training with top English and French teachers shows in polished performances.
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Miss Blanch Martin
Empire Theater
Miss Martin
European venison arrives in New York from Hoboken
Three hundred pounds of choice European venison, the first of a series of large shipments, was unloaded at Hoboken piers for New York epicures. Domestic venison supply is very limited as the last three years saw large European imports due to laxer game laws.
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New York
Hoboken
Europe
Ideal Woman Must Be Pretty and Dumb
A London readers contest invites essays on the ideal woman with a prize for the best. Many submit that beauty is not essential, favoring traits like kindness and cheerfulness, though one writer argues the ideal is beautiful and dumb.
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London
Faust
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