Night Intrigue Unfolds in Constance’s House
Madeline, shadowed by jealousy, discovers Constance’s secrets as Rene de Marsac slips through the garden door to meet her lover. Madeline spots a cloaked figure with Rene, recognizes Miss Joyce’s music cloak, and fears Constance’s midnight expedition may reveal all.
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Madelins
Consunes
Lancelot
Madeline
M. de Marsac
Ale
Ahmunk
Amare
Rene
Conat de Marsac
Comstance
Lady Estes
Madeling
Miss Joyce
All Weathers
Joyce
Ted
Hurst
Earrth
Shad
Sims
Martin
Miss Despenl
Markia
Madeline Despard
Ginna
Sue
Miss Despard
Berirops
Marteline
Loimorrow
Rene de Marea
Drea
Lady Tyler
Gonsabanee
Lady Lsler
Miss Ester
Pele
Madelline
Ladyster
Madieline
Lanes
Avill
Lady Esler
Mystery in the House Deepens at Despard Estate
Madeline confronts Constance as Lady Esler discovers a missing item and suspects intruders after a night of whispered complaints. Constance wanders between threats and theatrics while Madeline grapples with accusations, loyalties, and a hidden alliance with Rene de Marane.
4 Woman Editor in 1776 Proves Old Athority of Women
The Hartford Courant claims the first woman editor and proprietor was Widow Watson who ran the New Orleans Picayune style paper 124 years earlier. She edited with hand press and power, counted George Washington among subscribers, and later married a Harford citizen, surrendering management to him. Her era proves early female leadership in newspapers.
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Nicholson
New Orleans “Picayune
Hartford “Courant
Pointey
Watson
Courané
George Washington
Harford
Courant
Tiny tassels revive old-fashioned mouslin neck ruffs
For very small tattoos a revived mouslin four-bourtet is used. They are heavily shirred with regulation curtles hanging over the neck, blending comfort with quaint picturesque style.
Club Women Galore Problems for Discussion at Louisville
A Longview of the General Federation of Women's Clubs maps the upcoming Louisville convention in March as a gathering of about 500 clubs and 700,000 connected women. It traces federation history from 1890, lists state club counts, and previews grand propositions including a proposed Senate style body and a templelike Capitol for women's governance. Also noted is the shooting of Charlea Homes near Antlers, Indian Territory, for murder.
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India
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New York
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Ohio
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South Dakota
Tennessee
Uteh
Vermont
Washington
Chicago
Woman's Club
Philadelphia
New Century Club
Louise Stack+ton
Frank R. Stocklon
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Roger Vanbrugh
Adeline Sergeant
Rene de Marnac
Qhapter
Sh¢r
Maletine
Lady Ester
Ewan
coRldlown
Sella
Alm
Grenger
Amy
Greaver
Avitz
Aunt Setlnn
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Rene de Marane
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Esler
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Helsea
Galore
Tise Federation
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Ite
Senate
King's Daughters
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Ten Dome Me
Foreign Missionary Unions
Kindergarten
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Stenographera and
Tyi2 Writers
Universal Peace Union
Nye College Alum Asaoctations
National Jewish Women's Conneil
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Women's Relief Corps
Nations Association of Lorat
Women of American Liberty
Couvert
Federation
Charlea Homes
Antlers
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Ranna Shaw
Ellen
Henrotin
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Pagenese
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Alton
Capreo
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Wiexten Helms
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