Temple B'Nai Israel Nuptials Amid Pink Rose Decor
A November wedding at Temple B'Nai Israel joined Miss Kaliski and Mr Ferdinand Goldsmith with Rabbi F K Kirsch officiating. Pink Briercliffe roses, palm backdrops, and pale pink candelabra framed the ceremony. Guests, reception at the Kaliski home, and gifts including Wedgewood china marked a refined Monroe event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ka Kaliski
Marcus Kaliski
Ferdinand Goldsmith
J. F. Goldsmith
New Orleans
F. K. Kirsch
Briercliffe
Paul Godchaux, Jr
Goldsmith
Martin Goldring
Kaliski
Ouachita Avenue
Louis Goldsmith
West
Hurst Street
Pi Tau Phi Fraternity
Monroe
Barksdall Faulk School
Sophie Newcomb College
A. E. Pi Sorority
Rosalia Bernstein
Winnfield
Local residents discuss market conditions and spending norms
The text urges continued consumer spending despite stock declines, arguing that people should keep living standards, keep money circulating, and support wage earners. It then lists several social visits and guests staying with or visiting local residents in Monroe, including Bernige Jayroe, Sydney Kahn, Winifred Carmichael, Jack Carmichael, Portis, L Poole Portis, and the Taliaferro family.
Thanksgiving News Updates From Shreveport to Natchitoches
Social notes report Miss Lillian Weinstein at St Francis sanitarium undergoing appendicitis surgery. Mrs R H Oliver and Miss Marjorie Oliver spend Thanksgiving in Shreveport. Mrs S J Meek visits Shreveport with Shelby Meek. Miss Juanita Wall returns to State Normal at Natchitoches for holidays. Mrs Wall and Natalie go to El Paso to join Mr Wall after his health-related west trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neighbors
Monroe
Hot Springs
Gordon Ave
Lillian Weinstein
St. Francis Sanitarium
R. H. Oliver
Marjorie Oliver
Shreveport
Juanita Wall
State Normal
Natchitoches
Community club events and society meetings listed
A sequence of local group activities includes Louise McGuire Chapter C E S Monday 7 20 p m election of officers. Bazaar at Business and Professional Women's club daily 2 9. Methodist Missionary Society Tuesday 3 p m Presbyterian circle eight 7 30 at Mrs Kate Allison Fairview. Primary year Missionary Society 2 20 p m W M A meeting noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise McGuire
Business and Professional Women's Club
Methodist Missionary Society
Presbyterian
Kate Allison
Fairview
Jackson
Oe Missionary Society
W. M
Catholic Ladies Altar Society
J. Williamson
Oscar Gomez
Riverside Golf and Country Club
Twentieth Century Book Club
Grayson Guthrie
L. H. Peevy
Hardtimes Plantation
Christmas at the Farmhouse with Lavish Veritzen Decor
Katie frets over gifts and the Larches visitors as Madge plans an extra lavish Christmas. Mary and Philip Veritzen observe, while Helena Brixton and Lillian praise the rose-adorned rooms and the decorations, crediting Mr. Veritzen for the blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Veritzen
Katie
Jim
Ess
Dicky
Philip Veritzen
Helena Brixton
Lillian
Harry
Mother Graham
Nothing Up My Sleeve by Thurston the Magician
Autobiographical excerpt recounts Howard Thurston rising from newsboy and jockey to magician. He details youth in Columbus Ohio, early tricks, hardships of the 1873 panic, frequent rail-riding with partner Reddy Cadger, and near-misses on freight trains before pursuing magic more seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Columbus
Ohio
Howard Thurston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Fifth and
Vine Streets
Chicago
el Dorado
Alexander Herrman
City Hall
Reddy Cadger
Cadger
Reddy
Cleveland
House of Correction
St. Louis
Middle West
Chicago and Alton
Codger
Iowa
Oskaloosa
Davenport
Jim
Shorty
Bitter family strife drives David Frost to flee and return
David Frost resists his mother and relocates to escape pressure. He quits his uncle’s bank for Fanny’s sake, moves West as planned, and loses his job. Sheila’s illness forces him back under his mother’s rule, leaving them penniless and unhappy with Fanny visiting Washington to win society favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Frost
Seen
Fanny
David
Sheila
Davi
Panny
Washington
Juliette
Fanny Grapples with Family Tensions in Quiet Domestic Rift
In a tense domestic scene, AVID notes Fanny’s gloom as she battles Mrs. Frost’s disapproval and Uncle Judd’s whimsies. Fanny struggles to shield David’s morale, insisting she is happy while fears of discord and a spilled perfume incident threaten fragile harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny
David
Cloughbarre
Mother Frost
Juliette
Mrs. Frost
Sheila
Leona
Virginia
Family clash over Sheila ethics alarms David and Fanny
In a tense family scene Sheila's grandmother presses for strict discipline after she pours Mrs. Stamm's milk into a rat hole and fiddles with windows. Fanny resists harsh punishment but supports parental guidance as tensions rise between David, his wife, and his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Frost
Sheila
David
Fanny Sitle
Fann
Fanny
Mrs. Frost
Brownbeck
Lily Brownbeck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wen
Charles Dickens
God
Temple B
Nai Israel
Bernige Jayroe
C. A. Morgan
Lufkin
Texas
Western High School
Sydney Kahn
Memphis
Tenn
Winifred Carmichael
Jack Carmichael
Little Rock
Goodwin
Calypso Street
Mrs. Portis
Birmingham, Ala
Dr. L. Poole Portis
R. M. Taliaferro
Julia Marie and
Monroe, Jr
Elizabeth Stone
Harrisonburg
B. S. McRaney
Haws Street
S. J. Meek
Mrs
Shelby Meek
Adele Garrison
Mary
Ronald
Marion
PAI Mnolynews
Oxford
Herrmann the Great
Herrmann
Franz Josef of
Austria
State Street
Neil
Musical Coterie
Louis Hullum
Avid
Mateo
Howe Farnham
Big Jim
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