Immortality Poem by Joseph Jefferson on Caterpillar Conversation
Immortality by Joseph Jefferson prints a fable in verse about two caterpillars debating salvation and damnation as they face mortality. The dialogue contrasts optimistic and dyspeptic views on life and afterlife before they die wrapped in winding sheets.
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Joseph Jefferson
Washington Irving
Rip van Winkle
Number One
Number Two
Christmas Ball Flourishes In Monroe Social Scene
The Monroe social scene featured the Junior Charity League ball at the Virginia hotel with L. S. A. orchestra amid crimson and green decor. Highlights included a note on Miss Lena Ann Bruscato wedding to Anthony Varino at St Matthews Catholic Church and a series of elegant gatherings at Wildwood and Riverside Golf Club with noted guests and a forthcoming Ipana Troubadours performance.
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Junior Charity League
Virginia Hotel
Monroe
James A. Noe
R. L. Davis
Junior League
Lena Ann Bruscato
Frank Bruscato
Anthony Varino
St. Matthews’ Catholic Church
N. F. Vandegaer
Fannie Livaudais
Mary Benoit
Louise Endom
V. C. Spatafora
Madeleine Vionnet
Johanna Hill
Eugene Bruscato
Schiaparelli
Mrs. Varino
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A. L. Harrington
McWilliams
Farmer
Arthur Dryburgh
Johnson
Thomas Easterling
Benjamin Dawkins
Reynolds McWilliams
J. B. Vaughan
D. M. Stevenson
Lucious Hughes
C. B. Johnson
J. J. Potts
Gladys Sperry
Peyton Parker
Riverside Golf and Country Club
Ipana Troubadours
Ben
Helen Wright
W. A. Walker, Jr
Joseph Isaacman
Dramatic Sun Up by Monroe Little Theater Impresses Crowd
Rehearsal of Sun Up by Monroe Little Theater at the junior college auditorium tonight promises a professional level. Mrs Blanche Oliver leads a strong cast with Shelby Cage Frederick Williamson and others delivering compelling performances. The production features period props a convincing set and a strict eight o’clock curtain with coffee served between acts.
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The
Little Theater Group
Monroe Little Theater
Junior College Auditorium
Blanche Oliver
Mrs. Oliver
New York City
Louise Harberson
Shelby Cage
Cagle
Frederick Williamson
K. Ann Dodge
Emmy
Harvey Betts
C. Doughtie
Frank Breese
James Harper
Little Theater
Columbia
Wilsons’ Daughters Stir Washington Society in 1930s Sketch
Eleanor McAdoo prepares to return to Washington with her California senator husband William Gibbs McAdoo. Her elder daughter Ellen, a politics‑savvy social figure, campaigned with her father and drew attention at the Roosevelt nomination, while plans unfold for Ellen’s education and future abroad. The piece recalls White House memories and social scenes around the Junior Charity league ball at the Virginia hotel and other charity hosts.
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Washington
California
Ellen Wilson
Marya Fith
Eleanor McAdoo
William Gibbs McAdoo
Berkeley Square
Los Angeles
McAdoo
Wilson
Margaret Wilson
New York
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ellen
Arizona
Eleanor
White House
Smith
Pass Christian
Lincoln
Pattern 2439 by Amendaeus Kiddie fashions idea
Pattern 2439 offers a dual wardrobe option with a jersey sweater and a middie shown in a small sketch. It adds a sailor collar pocket youth tie and gala tea fabric. Sizes 4 to 14 require specific yardage. illustrated instructions included. 15 cents pattern. catalog and pattern together 25 cents. Address orders to News Star Pattern Department New York City.
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Jersey
Anne Adams
News-Star Pattern Department
W. 17Th Street
New York City
Riverside events and holiday greetings light up the season
Thursday features a Riverside Country club dancing party at 9 p m and a Little Theatre production Sun Up at the Junior College auditorium. Friday hosts a Monroe hotel dancing party 8 30 to 12 with Mrs Robert Layton’s class. Social updates list many visitors and family arrivals for the holidays.
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Riverside Country Club
Little Theatre
Junior College
Robert Layton
Monroe Hotel
Woman's Auxiliary
Rodney Hobbs Post
Trances Hotel
Advice on quarrelsome husband and a party-loving brother
A reader asks how to stop her argumentative husband from debating and how to handle a brother-in-law who drinks and flirts. The columnist urges refusing to engage, setting boundaries, and having the husband address the situation calmly, noting the brother should pay board. The reply also suggests discussing love and shared duties with the fiancée to foster fair play and true affection.
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Virginia Vane
A Path to Synopsis Romance Ends With Escape
Santa escapes from the taxi where her first husband Dicky has kept her prisoner. She fears her jealous present husband and hesitates to tell the full tale. Clive leaves next morning and Santa worries Dicky may try again to see her.
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Santa
Dicky
Clive
The Wolf Smiles and Dicky Reappears in Bloomhoff Scene
E day after hiding, the woman awaits Clive, then visits Bloomhoff to meet Dicky. He presses for remarriage. she rebuffs him, offering only a lunch together to avoid street publicity. They duel with flirtation and sharp jabs in a high class East Side speakeasy while her resolve wavers.
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Love
Fifth Avenue
Bloomhoff’s
Dicky
Chicago
Clive
Turmoil in a Marriage Across February Streets
A strained reconciliation unfolds between Santa and Dicky over money, past affairs, and future plans as they clash in a hotel restaurant and confront how their histories shape their bond. Santa questions trust with Clive while Dicky insists on control and reunion as February winds blow.
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Damentals
Clive
Santa
Dicky
Grand
Coningsby J
The Car or the Word Auto Sales Pitch
Readable text shows a salesman touting a car as the ultimate choice with confident claims. The fragment hints at persuasive sales language and a dismissive tone toward competing options. The incomplete note preserves a sales pitch flavor without full context.
Rotary Club Luncheon At Training Institute
The Monroe Rotary club will hold this week's luncheon at the Training Institute. A special program is planned featuring the boys and the club's continued support of the institute and a Scout sponsor.
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Monroe Rotary Club
Rotary Club
Fire in Hartford Street residence extinguished by Fire Department
A small fire in a single room at 416 Hart Street was put out by the fire department yesterday afternoon at 12 15. No injuries or further damage were reported and the house was deemed safe after inspection.
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Dence
Hart Street
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