Social events fill Monroe week with clubs and visits
The Monroe social page lists K of P Hall Pythian Sisters meeting Tuesdays at 7 30 PM, Silk Stocking Club and Neighborhood Whist Club gatherings on Wednesdays, and a busy schedule of church and Y M C A activities. Many residents, visitors, engagements, and travels are noted alongside society announcements.
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Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Silk Stocking
Marguerite Lamkin
Hip Marks
Methodist Sunday School Cabinet
Cora Cook
T. T. Webb
Ford Levy
Thimble Club
Hudnull
St. John Street
Notable events from 1811 to 1890 summarized
A list of historical notes: 1811 funeral in Richmond for victims of the Richmond theatre fire. 1814 British attack near New Orleans repelled after seven hours. 1827 Ward McAllister, New York society arbiter, born in Savannah died 1895. 1832 John C. Calhoun resigns vice presidency. 1841 first illumination in Toronto. 1846 Iowa joins the Union. 1862 Van Buren Arkansas captured by General Blunt. 1865 Westminster Abbey founded 800th anniversary celebration. 1870 Wilson Lumpkin, Georgia governor and senator, dies in Athens born 1783 Virginia. 1890 Captain Wallace and soldiers killed fighting Sioux in South Dakota.
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Richmond
Jackson
New Orleans
Ward McAllister
New York Society
Savannah
New York
John C. Calhoun
United States
Ion
van Buren
Ark
Blunt
Westminster Abbey
Wilson Lumpkin
Georgia
Athens
Virginia
Wallace
South Dakota
Senator Samuel H. Piles Birthday Chronicle
Samuel Henry Piles United States Senator from Washington was born December 28 1858 in Livingston county Kentucky. He studied in private schools and was admitted to the bar in 1879 before moving in 1882 to Washington Territory to practice law in Snohomish. He later resided briefly in Spokane before relocating.
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Samuel Henry Piles
United States
Texas Teachers Meet in Dallas Largest Association Session Yet
Nearly a thousand teachers gather in Dallas for the thirty first annual Texas State Teachers Association convention. Noted educators from Texas and the South address sessions and side conferences run through Thursday. The lineup features H P Triplett Clara Deason and R G Hall among officers and speakers from Texas universities and colleges.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Robert D. Cousins
H. P. Triplett
Beaumont
Clara Deason
Fort Worth
R. G. Hall
Cleburne
W. W. Lackey
Midland
T. D. Brooks
Hillsboro
W. F. Doughty
Marlin
J. O. Mahoney
Prey
Henderson
University of Texas
P. W. Horn
Houston
Clinton
The
Texas Christian University
Work
Texas College of Industrial Arts
Bruce
North Texas Normal School
Martha T. Bell
State Industrial School For Women
Ida Richardson
Corsicana
Sarah §. King
San Antonio
Marie Lewis
E. G. Littlejohn
Galveston
F. E. Harrington
Educators Gather for Southern Association Convention in Charlotte
Sixteen states send large delegations to the Southern Association annual convention in Charlotte for a three day session. State and local superintendents attend alongside prominent invited educators, including former Harvard president Eliot and President Judson, underscoring a wide national participation.
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Charlotte
N. C
Southern Association
Eliot
Harvard University
Jud
Why Not Join Us A Banner Ad Page Note
The message touts phone route success over three months and anticipates continued satisfaction. It cites growing business and new customers each month as justification and invites readers to join.
Premium certificates offered with every purchase
Monroe Drug Co advertises premium certificates with each purchase and a free elegant Christmas gift for saving them.
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Monroe Drug CO
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Social Department
Mr. W. WL. Smith
Atlanta
W. R. Gordon
Shreveport
Edw. Everett
Farmerville
Monroe
Mr. J. ©. Hickey
Henderson, Texas
Walter L. Smith
Pine Street
A. E. Long
DeSota
D. B. Spyker
Bastrop
Morehouse
Joe Kratz
Mrs. I. Baer
J. W. Elder
Mrs Gregg
Denver
Colorado
H. L. Gregg
West Side
Gertrude King
Georgia Lockwood
Master Hill Jameson
Farmer Ville
Aylmer Montgomery
J. L. Henry
Boswell
Madison Parish
Eugene Kirkpatrick
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Ouachita
Clarence Wood
Zwolle
Matt Wood
Lake Village
J. C. Rembert
Frank Buckingham
Ruston
Mrs. Goldman
Mrs. J. A. Doyle
Vicksburg
Mrs. Doyle
Mrs
BE. C. Rolleigh
T. A. Walker
Miss Pearl Walker
Gibsland
J. P. Washburn
Aaron
J. P. Parker
Keener
Mollie Hollyfield
Auburn
Ala
Elks’ Club
Song and Daughters of the Confederacy
Hudnall
I. Kuhn
Fannie Haas
Messrs
Leo Hartman
I. Baer
Ea Ainsley
Filla Russell
Ruth Doyle
Lillian Roscoe
Nathalie Wright
James Meek
J. A. Meek
City School
A. A. Gunby
Luther Smith
Evelyn Prophit
Judson Institute
Marion
W. E. Davidson
Mer Rouge
Jonas Selig
Mona Batte
Claude Youngblood
Tallulah
Julia Batte
Douglass Brashea
Tioga
Mary Faulk
Mr. Breashear
R. J. Raspbury
BE. Chapman
T. L. Rasbury
Wallace Gill
Myrtle Givens
Bishop Johnston
Elizabeth Bernice Johnston
Miss Givens
George D. Booth
Booth
First Presbyterian Church
Louisiana
Presbyterian Church
Gussie Jordan
J. J. Jordan
Mesdames Meek
Fanchon Lee
Seattle
United States Senate
Piles
Toronto
Iowa
Ruston, Louisiai
Texas Pedagogues
University of Chicago
Jordan
Ileland Stanford University
Hill
University of Missouri
Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
Meresy
Denney
Washington and Lee University
Abercrombie
University of Alabama
Venable
University of North Carolina
Mitchell
University of South Carolina
Kincannon
University of Mississippi
Claxton
University of Tennessee
Southern Educational Association
American School Peace League
Southern Association For the Improvement of Public Schoolhouses
Religious Educational Association
Southern Society of Philosophy and Psychology
Charleston,s. C
Adele P. Vander Horst
Mazyrek Porcher Ravenel
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
W. H. Gilmore
Durand, Mich
C. Allen
New Bedford
Mass
Vinci
Allen’s Pharmacy
America
Luzvianne Coffee
the Reily-Taylor Co
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