Three London Romances End in Marriage Amid Class Strife
United Press reports three high society engagements in London where parental disapproval yielded to romance. Miss Mary Ashley wed Captain Alexander Cunningham Reid after earlier denials. Miss Marcella Duggan married Edward Rice despite the Marchioness Curzon’s coercion. Viscount Weymouth and Honorable Daphne Vivian announce their engagement after prior denials. Also, Jackson Missouri plans its first paved street as 1814 settlement becomes a town.
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Marcella Duggan
Curzon
Edward Rice
Miss Duggan
House of Friends
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Marquess of Bath
Daphene Vivian
Lord Vivian
United States
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Jackson
Honor to Photo Men Plans for a special fellowship degree
The Photographers' Association of America in Indianapolis completes plans to award a Fellow of the Photographers' Association of America title. Ten points guide conception to printing, five judges rate three annual prints for four years, with an average of 80 needed for the honor. Five applicants seek the degree.
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Photographers' Association of America
Great Britain Spends Millions on Golf Each Year
London reports that the United Kingdom with about 750000 golfers spends nearly 60000000 dollars annually on golf. The figure highlights golf's economic impact and popularity in Britain.
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London
Lamp in Scotland Yard Memorial to Civil Servants Fallen
A lamp kept burning day and night in a corridor at Scotland Yard serves as a memorial to civil servants who died in the war, commemorating their sacrifice.
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Scotland Yard
Exchange Club Selects Three Officer Slates
The Exchange Club announced three slates for officers at a closed Lincoln luncheon. Blue Ticket lists Stephen OC. Noland as president, George G. Mize as vice president, Clifford E. Wagoner as secretary, Evans Woollen Jr. as treasurer. Red Ticket presents Philip C. Lewis president, Olin B. Norman vice president, Edward E. Stephenson secretary, Kleber W. Hadley treasurer. White Ticket shows David H. Jennings president, John I. Kautz vice president, Fred E. Wagoner secretary, Roy E. Murphy treasurer, Stacey B. Lindley sergeant at arms.]]>
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White Ticket
David H. Jennings
John I. Kautz
Fred E. Wagoner
Roy E. Murphy
Stacey
B. Lindley
Red Ticket
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Olin B. Norman
Edward E. Stephenson
Kleber W. Hadley
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Exchange Club
Lincoln
Blue Ticket
Stephen OC. Noland
George G. Mize
Clifford E. Wagoner
Evans Woollen, Jr
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