Social Notices Highlight Monroe Visitees and Events
A city social column details visits and movements including Miss Mattie Reed from Rilla staying with her sister Mrs. McCain on South Jackson, Mrs. Jack Calder from Delhi visiting W. L. Stevens family, and Mr. W. A. Collins of Bastrop in Monroe for business yesterday. It notes house moves, hospitalities, spring dances at Riverside Pavilion, upcoming weddings in progress, civic improvement pleas for street cleaning, and obituaries or greetings tied to community figures. The American Woman's League convention is covered with arrivals, and local groups like Teachers' Graded Union meet at the Methodist Church with program notes. A Forsythes Park concert program is listed with marching bands and selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Reed
Rilla
Mrs. McCain
South Jackson Street
Monroe
E. G. Lewis
American Woman's League
University City
St. Louis Union Station
League
Meehan
Union Station
Mereman
Teachers’ Graded Union
Methodist Church
R. H. Wynn
J. A. H. Wharton
J. H. Sanders
W. H. Campbell
A. R. Millsaps
Jardenia Flournoy
Herbert Mounger
David Warfield to Leave The Music Master for Next Season
David Warfield completes his farewell week in New York in The Music Master which has run for five years. He will star in a new play next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Warfield
New York
Early Morning Streetcar Service Starts June 20
The municipal street railway will run an early car starting Monday June 20 at 4 30 a m. The eastbound trip leaves the barn at Second and De Siard for Iron Mountain depot at 4 50 a m and returns via Jackson street Ouachita avenue at 4 52 a m and Second De Siard at 5 00 a m reaching the park at 5 15 a m The return trip departs Iron Mountain depot at 5 37 a m arrives at Second De Siard at 5 45 a m and the park at 6 00 a m Fr L Meyer Supt
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Municipal Street Railway
Second
DeSiard
Iron Mountain Depot
Park
Fr. L. Meyer
Fads and Fashions and the Russian Blouse in Summer Modes
New York June 18. Cheap shops copy the latest high priced looks with simple lines and minimal trimmings. The season favors wearable ensembles that amateurs can imitate, featuring the Russian blouse, veiling effects, and combinations of two materials. Black and white prints, chiffon veils, bolero accents, and light fabrics dominate, with emphasis on practicality and affordable elegance for summer wear.
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New York
Chantilly
Florence Fairbanks
This Date in History Highlights 1652 to 1908
Key events include Mint House in Boston 1652 coining money. 1685 Massachusetts charter forfeited by England's High Court. 1702 Sir Nathaniel Johnson named colonial governor of South Carolina. 1776 Evacuation of Canada. 1778 Towne's army retreats from Philadelphia. 1815 Battle of Waterloo. 1824 Wisconsin governor William I E Smith born in Scotland. 1843 President John Tyler visits Boston. 1863 Jenkins forces fall back to Greencastle. 1906 Ohio Governor Pattison dies. 1908 Taft Sherman nominated by Republicans in Chicago.
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Mint House
Boston
Massachusetts
High Court of Chancery
England
Sir Nathaniel Johnson
Sauta Carolina
Canada
Towne
Philadelphia
New York
Waterloo
William I E. Smith
Wisconsin
Scotland
Milwaukee
John Tyler
Gen
Jenkins
Greencastle
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Chicago
Taft
Sherman
Daly to revive The Penalty for next fall tour
Arnold Daly remains optimistic about The Penalty and plans to revive the play for his tour in the upcoming fall season. He aims to bring the production to multiple cities with a focus on maintaining the original dramatic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Daly
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. W. Douglass
Little Rock
City
Jack Calder
Delhi
W. L. Stevens
West Side
Katie May Hill
Ruston
W. A. Collins of
Bastrop
John Henry
Riverside Heights
N. M. Davis
Riverton
Ivey Davis
J. M. Bennett
Blankston
Mr. E. Harper
Alexandria
Beth Harper
Mr. I. L. Haas
Baton Rouge
D. C. Tidwell
Sterlington
J. A. Peek
Ouachita
W. P. Davis
Philip Golstein
Tyler
Texas
Herman Lebreich
J. R. Littlepage
Bosco
H. B. Newhall
Stella Loeb
Canton
Visting
Shreveport
Barney J. Sugar
Daisy Richardson
Julia Wossman
Knoxville
Tenn
D. Aubrey Haas
Miloxi
Mrs. Conner
Estelle Conner
Hot Springs
J. D. Boughman
M ™ Purchant
Farmjro Lp
Kate Mandal
Mermentau
Columbia University
Vivian and
Emma Lee Cook of
Choudrant
W. J. Bynum
Riverside Pavilion
Emile Kaliski
Natchez, Miss
Kaliski
Carrie Wexler
Jonas Lehman
New Orleans
Aaron Lowenstein
Mobile
Ala
Sadie Marx
Herman Marx
Port Gibson
Miss
Sol. Marx
Eula
Marjorie Smith
Geo. Tisdale
Mer Rouge
Oak Ridge
Joseph Gratz
Peola Baer
David Gratz
Isaac Gratz
Baer
J. C. Weaks
Captain Weaks
Convention of American Woman's League
St. Louis
Woman's National Daily
The
Bend
Forsythes Park
Indiana State Band
O. R
Farrar Bohemian Girl Melodies
Dalbey the Little Giant
Bartone
H. P. Danks Rose
Jas
D. Johnston
W. H. Kiefer
Biefer
the Huntsman
Arte
B. G. McFall
Uzianne
Luzianne Coffee
the Reily Taylor Co
New Orleans,u S.A
Monroe Stationery Co., Limited
S. Grand Street
Boston, Ltd
Rutland Herald
Egypt
Gerie Selling
Roec
1Oursiana
E. B. Starsney
W. A Walker
R. R
Walker Bros
Gro. Go
Progressive Grocers
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