Women Club Bulletin Teas And Veiled Beauty Reflections
The December women’s club bulletin notes a tea chaired by Mrs. Mary A. Plunkett with music by Mrs. Sophie M. Dumas. It includes an essay on professional women balancing beauty, social life, and career, warning against excessive display and praising the “altogether womanly” balance of charm and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Plunkett
Sophie M. Dumas
Ean Sherburne
Irene Pease Kerwin
Will Ging
Mme Gad ski to Tour After New York Opera Season
One of the leading foreign vocalists, Mme Gad ski, admired for her gracious manner and magnificent voice, will tour the country after completing a season of grand opera in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mme. Gadski
New York
Reader Calls For Clarity On Crime Rationale
A reader phones in with a cryptic inquiry about clearing a new arrest and water safety. The note mentions a kettle and UP toe in relation to a local court case, seeking explanation of procedures and outcomes.
Indian Basketry Exhibit Captivates Women at Colonial Hall
Rev. William C Curtis showcased a Pacific coast Indian basket collection, urging preservation of authentic craft. He contrasted true aboriginal basketry with modified tourist pieces, noting the art’s cultural depth, sacred symbols, aging makers, and dangers of extinction without support from collectors and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Hall
Wm. C. Curtis
Pacific
Mr. Curtis
Curtis
President General of DAR Visits Lowell For Social Event
Mrs. Charles N. Fairbanks, president general of the national Daughters of the American Revolution, was hosted in Lowell by Mrs. Simpson with a week of events. A reception, general reception, and banquet at the Hotel Vendome featured invited guests from several states, with remarks by Mrs. Fairbanks and others. Local participants included Mrs. BE. J. Neale and Mrs. James F. Savage, as well as John Adams Chapter regent Miss Floretta Vining. The affair showcased music, speeches, and social pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Fairbanks
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Simpson
Massachusetts
Hotel Vendome
Lowell
BE. J. Neale
Lydia Darrah
James F. Savage
John Adams
Boston
Floretta Vining
Miss Vining
Fairbanks
Bates
Charles Magury
Men’s Paulist Mission At Sacred Heart Church
The Paulist Fathers mission at Sacred Heart Church Moore Street shifted from women to men with nightly services drawing hundreds despite snow and political excitement. Fr Burke lectured on the Rosary and Fr Daly preached on temperance and the evils of drink. The women’s session closed with 1300 communicants. Tonight Fr Burke and Fr Daly continue, mission ends Sunday at 7 30. Largest neckwear selection in town advertised by H L Bailey & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Sacred Heart
Moore Street
John J. Burke
Burke
Thomas A. Daly
Daly
Fr. Burke
Fr. Daly
John P. Reynolds
O'Donnell and Gilbride Co Jewelry Sale Opens New Stock
Jewelry is a desirable gift with a fresh selection chosen by expert buyers. Prices range from $1.50 to $10.00, with belt buckles brooches rings and pins highlighted as economical options in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Sterling Silver Items Sale Now At Discount Prices
Buckles bracelets and various ornaments priced from 50c to 5.00 each. Rings watch charms lockets neck chains and other articles available from 50c to 15.00 each.
Neck beads in Jet or Coral sold by string
A range of neck beads in Jet or Coral offered in various sizes from two cents to one dollar and fifty cents per string.
Hat Pins Buckles and Bracelets We to 0c Each
Hat pins buckles and bracelets offered at low prices. Items priced to one cent each, with bold sale promotions likely aimed at attracting shoppers. Limited details on quantity or brand names.
Handsome new designs in Side or Back Combs
Side or back comb designs offered at 25 to 50 cents each.
Handkerchiefs in Silk and Linen Stock on Sale
A local ad lists silk and linen handkerchiefs in assorted stock. Hem stitched embroidered and initial ladies handkerchiefs offered in boxes at various prices from 1c to 3.50 each, with children’s boxed sets also available. Starting prices shown for boxed assortments and individual pieces.
Selection Of Men's Handkerchiefs At Your Store
Find no trouble selecting from our stock with everything you may wish for available here.
2500 Bottles of Young's Offered as Free Sample Event
On Saturday every purchaser may receive a free sample bottle of Young's famous Witch Hazel and Almond Cream at our toilet counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Umbrellas For Men Women and Children Sale Parts
Umbrellas offered in Gloria or taffeta coverings with wood or horn and silver trim for men priced 1 50 to 5 00. Ladies Gloria and taffeta silk with oxidized and silver trimmed handles 1 00 to 5 00. Children’s selection in colors with fancy trimmed handles 1 00 to 1 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria
On the Toilet Counter at the Fancy Goods Stand
A display of fragrant perfume boxes atomizers celluloid novelties and ornate toilet accessories includes brushes combs trays and puff boxes likely drawn from a department store or specialty shop showcasing an array of articles for personal grooming and vanity use.
White Aprons Sold In Various Materials And Sizes
Advertises white aprons for ladies or children in muslin nainsook or lace. Available in small medium and large sizes with prices ranging from 25 cents to 2 dollars each.
The Greatest Toy Dept in Lowell in Our Basement
The ad invites families to visit a Lowell basement toy department with children welcome. It highlights a broad display of Toys Dolls Games and related items priced at 25 cents each including boats baths sleds beds high chairs banks wheelbarrows and more. It also lists 50 cent items such as footballs magic lanterns blackboards trunks dressed dolls wringers china closets go carts cradles tea sets pianos and various musical instruments.
China Glass and Silverware Sale Prices Listed
China, Glass and Silverware Dept offers table marked 10 cents each items Candlesticks Fruit Stands Cups and Saucers Bread and Butter Plates A D Coffee Cups and Saucers Crepe Paper Candle Shades. A table marked 25 cents each features Cracker Jars Cake Plates Celery Trays Salad Dishes China Plates Cups and Saucers Butter Knives Sugar Shells and more.
Furniture Department Combos and Chairs Deal
Furniture dept offers combinations including desk and bookcase for 13 dollars 75 cents each. Piano stools and chairs with high back or adjustable seats priced at 1 dollar 08 cents and 2 dollars 87 cents each.
Excellent gathering noted in woods with varied prices
An excellent gathering in various woods drew buyers noting prices from 86.75 to 1475 each, reflecting a range of values for the showcased items and indicating active bidding or sales among attendees.
25 Designs for Indoor and Outdoor Decor At Low Prices
A lineup of twenty five designs suitable for both indoor and outdoor use priced from four ninety eight upward. The items promise affordable styling with versatile options for home gardens patios and living spaces.
Furniture Sale Ad From Old Woodworking Catalog
Listing shows tabourettes and chairs in wood varieties with designs, prices as low as 87 and up to 9.00 each, plus reception chairs parlor cabinets book shelves fancy seats and customers at very reasonable prices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women’s Club Bulletin
Acuintiary
Mme. Gadski
Indian Basketry Interests Club Members
W. G. Curtis
Hudson
Harrison
Calfornia
Alowty
Aleutian Islands
Charles H. Allen
Rolfe Street
Lowell General Hospital
Lowwall Hospital
Allen
Fancy Farbelows
Liberty
Tawford
AE. O Heir & Co
Merrimack
H. L. Bailey & Co
Merrimack Street
Co. G
Armory
Geo. H. Wood
Central Street
Lowell Mutual
J. C. Abbott
GSG
Central
O’?Donnell & Gilbride CO
Barina Diamonds
Royal Copper Novelties
Shell Goods
Young's
China, Glass and Silverware Dept
Newes
O'Donnell & Gilbride CO
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