Social and Personal Items Week's Calendar
Social and personal notes list weekly meetings at the Eastern Star and Methodist Woman's Missionary Society. Numerous residents and visitors are named including W. R. Caldwell and daughter Lillian May, Kathleen and Nancy Robert Willis, Martha Bennett, Louise Montgomery, and many others visiting Monroe, Shreveport, Baton Rouge, and New Orleans. A long roster covers travel, illnesses, guests, and upcoming church revivals plus a summer school opening at the City School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Order of the Eastern Star
Church of the Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
Baptist Church of the Woman's Missionary Society
W. R. Caldwell
Lillian May
Little Rock
A. V. Reeves
Martha Bennett
Baton Rouge
State University
W. B. Reily
Boater Reily
Charlotte Reily
New Orleans
Everiong
Peter Mindineo
Savoy
Havre
Pusche
Dalmatia
Jugoslavia
Mladineo
States
J. W. Russell
West Side
Hattiesburg
Miss
Russell
Camp Shelby
Elizabeth Sullivan
Shreveport
Rabin
W. R. Mitchell
Cooper's
J. T. Austin
RB. J
Smith
Nellie Col
Grace Carpenter
Louisville Avenue
Coleman
Marion
Miss Washburns Ivory Dinner Honors Guests At Dance
Afternoon event featured Miss Eura Washburn and ivory bud ware prizes. Honorees included Ella Polk Louise Roberts Amelia McIwain Genevra Washburn and others. Monroe Jazz Band provided music and a confectionery refreshment during intermission. Evening attendance by many youth continued with dancing past midnight. At Presbyterian Church Reverend Dr. Clift preached on Genesis vi My spirit shall not always strive with man delivering a refined sermon and a closing solo Some Other Day. Dr Clift greeted attendees at the door after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eura Washburh
Bud Ware
B.L
Ella Polk
Louise Roberts
Amelia McIwain
Emily Trousdale
Pauline Allei
Lilly Blanks Clarke
Genevra Washburn
Charlotte Sholars
Satchie Sholars
Louise Grisham
Anna Wooten
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Clift
Clift
Mr. Clift
Rotary Convention Brings Large Gathering to Salt Lake
Salt Lake City prepares for one of its largest gatherings as the Inter national Association of Rotary Clubs holds its annual convention. Delegates from across the United States and Canada attend to discuss postwar business readjustment amid entertainment events for delegates and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Clubs
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
International Association of Rotary Clubs
United States
Canada
Women and public life appear in wide range of notes
Items show women gaining roles and rights from education to politics and organizations. Highlights include Saskatchewan Grain Growers membership, Independent Order of Mechanics admitting women, Dr Etta Gray as president of the Medical Women’s National Association, California women earning more bachelor degrees than men, and Rhode Island voting rights for women starting July 1. Also mentions Miss Gwen Williams becoming a film actress and Hilda Netison as leading potato producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Grain Growers’ Association
Supreme Lodge of the Independent Order of Mechanics
Etta Gray
Los Angeles
Medical Women's National Association of
United States
San Diego
Calif
Lawton
Okla
Edith Cavell
Red Cross
Amanda Byrd
Wall Street
Far West
Minnie M. Talbots
Lexington County
Missouri
University of California
Gwen Williams
William Williams
America
Hilda B. Nétison
Sebastopol
Cali
California
Hughes
Butte County
New York Launches Massive Anarchist Bomb Probe
New York publishes a sweeping man hunt with thousands of armed men, secret service sleuths, detectives, and patrolmen hunting for bomb plants and anarchists. Citywide concern spans from Fifth Avenue to tenement districts as authorities press the crackdown on plotters targeting six million residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Secret Service
Fifth Avenue
Wall Street Probes Stir Skepticism Over Leaks
The piece skewers congressional probes into Wall Street information leaks, noting anonymous tips yield vague guesses and corporate legal tactics shield sources. It questions whether senators can expose a treaty draft believed dog-eared by magnates, becoming a public record of official inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Stret
Distinguished Service Medal Granted to Father Burke
The Distinguished Service Medal awarded by Secretary Baker last week to Father Burke is hailed as a top wartime honor by New Yorkers. Through the Paulist press and the National Catholic War Council, his service symbolizes Catholic wartime leadership in Washington and nationwide recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Baker
Father Burke
Paulist
Washington
National Catholic War Council
Father Duffy
America
Capital
Movement to Demand Better Roads Across the State
Rural residents unite in a statewide drive to require roads improvements before any new public projects. Ragged highways impair business and leisure travel, costing millions this season. towns seek improved routes connecting all cities and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State
Commonwealth
Toledo Fight Looms Large In Town Rumors
Fight fans prepare for a heavyweight championship bout drawing crowds to the ringside this week. The city buzz centers on punches and the duel between champion and challenger, with Woodrow Wilson and long past battles fading beside the looming clash in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Argonne
Marne
Chateau Thierry
Toledo
Galli Curei Divorce Case Prompts Courtroom Interest
In New York on June 16 the divorce suit by Amelita Galli Curei against Luigi Curei is set for trial. The famed Chicago Opera prima donna faces both her charges and his counterclaims, drawing strong public attention as the case unfolds in court. The couple wed in Rome in 1909 after her rise to fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amelita Galli-Curei
Luigi Curei
Chilcago Grand Opera Company
Rome
America
Mme, Galli-Curei
West Sixty-seventh Street
Luigi Promptio
Mme. Galli-Curei
Galli Curea and husband court divorce amid scandal
The Italian soprano Mme Galli Curi sues for divorce accusing her husband of parasitic living, mental torment, and infidelity with chorus girls. She claims he withholds earnings, seeks immediate support of 15000 and a further 10000 later, while he counters with alienation charges and details of alleged misconduct.
Today’s Events Mark Celebrations and Graduations
Kossove Day is observed as St Mary’s College Kansas marks its golden jubilee. Princeton Commencement week ends with graduation exercises. Quebec holds provincial election nominations. University of South Dakota hosts Dr Jerome Hall Raymond. Quincy Illinois hosts a convention to organize the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce. Rotary Clubs convene in Salt Lake City for their annual meeting. Yale ushers in commencement teat week with the baccalaureate address by President Arthur T Hadley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossove
St. Mary's College
Kansas
Princeton University
Quebec
University of South Dakota
Jerome Hall Raymond
Evanston
Quincy
Illinois State Chamber of Commerce
United States
Canada
Salt Lake City
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Yale University
Arthur T. Hadley
Grove's Tasteless Tonic and February Sports Roundup
Drive out malaria with Grove's Tasteless Tonic showing Quinine and Iron on the label. Today's sports calendar lists Metropolitan Jockey Club at Jamaica, Kentucky Jockey Club at Latonia, and golf, tennis, bowling, boxing events across multiple cities with several championships opening and notable matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GROVE
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamica
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Western Golf Association
St. Louis
Pacific Northwest Golf Association
Spokane
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Boston
Greenville
D. C
Maryland
Baltimore
New York City
Cournabices
Clit
Rumson
N. J
Angie Ratner
Johnny Bashan
London
Monroe Traffic Department Wins Rate Reforms Across Louisiana
The Louisiana Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas commercial groups report successful efforts to prevent rate increases and secure reductions for Monroe and other Louisiana points. They secured relief on carload rates for woven wire fencing and lumber, cut costs on freight to Texas, and pushed for through rail and steamboat service to improve Missouri Pacific and V. S. & P. connections. The department notes $2059.28 recovered in overcharges and highlights pending cases before the Interstate Commerce Commission and Railroad Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Territory
Monroe
Louisiana
Memphis
Texas
Eudora-Gilbert
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Monticello
Ark
Traffic Department
Natchez-Louisiana
Chamber of Commerce
Railroad Commission
Missouri Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Monroe-Arkansas
Arkansas
Mississippi River
West Monroe
Pacific Railroad
Saltainhianil Bie
Railroad Administration
Idewan
Cairo
Buford
Georgetown
New Orleans
New York
Seaboard
Oklahoma
Congress
Washington
United Staes
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Milans
the Style Shop
Larche Dry Goods Co
Prop
F. M. Newsom
Hall Street
W. G. Kirkpatrick
Birmingham
Ala
Kirkpatrick
E. Robinette
Pine Street
Bertha Saunders
Helena
Ella Cook
J. E. Morgan
W. L. Stevens
Gordon Lee Morgan
Katherine Cabeen
Vivian
Cabeen
Louisiana Training School
Chicago
John Halser
Sophie Hagerdorn
Natchez
Sam Wexler
St. John Street
Baptists
R. Pickey
The
Baptist Church
Kori
Imri
Jessie Goldman
Grace Cook
Clara Louise Barnes
Bishop Johnston
Maud Davis
Emma Oswalt
Katie Goodson
Florence Faulk
Maidie Moore
EK. L. Nevile
Minnie Ruffin
Lida Benson
Ricks
Frances Stubbs
Rosebud
G. P. Stubbs
Gust
Bila Polk
Alexandria
Henry Bornstein
Amelia McIlwain
Mor Rouge
Pauline Allen
Perle Kiss
New South Drug Store
Buffalo
Sister Helen
Blandina
College of St. Teresa
Winona
Minn
Rhode
G. A. Bacon
Worcester
Mass
General Federation of Womens’ Clubs
Women of the
United i
J. W. Fautherier
NEW York News
Leak Laughs
Vight
Imonee
BeLvans
City Traffic Bureau
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