Social and Personal Items Week's Calendar
A Friday list of social visits and events in Monroe includes Mrs A F Hobson hosting the Young Matron Embroidery Club on the West Side. Notables attending include Mrs J J Wachburn and Misses Violette and Winifred Washburn leaving for Gibbesland, and Miss Julia Wosesman heading to Nashville for Peabody Normal graduate study. The Eastern Star meets at the Masonic Hall at 8 o'clock with St Francis Auxiliary noting fort nightly charity card parties, and Mrs T H McMillan hosting a St Francis gathering with Evangeline serving a confectionery luncheon.
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Embroidery Club
West Side
A. 4. Hobson
J. J. Potts
New Orleans
Frank McCormick
Collinston
Monroe
Miaseo Breard
Winifred Sughnor
Gallion
Henry Mason
Oscar Dowling
M. F. George
Ina Downes
Rayville
Eva
Nora
Shreveport
KE. K. Means
Crebbin
Elsie Crebbin
Beatrice Smith
Farmerville
Chicago
Lucile Holloman
Harrisonburg
Washington, D. C
J. Q. Graves
Miss Thompson
Mable Handy
Sarah Robinette
Ernest Fudickar
S$. W. Handy
Marian Springs
Texas
Masonic Hall
Eastern Star
St. Francs
T. H. McMillan
Albert Horuff
Evangeline
Meademes A. C. Dore
W. F. Moore
Canadians Capture German Trenches in World War I
The British weekly war report notes Haig’s forces recaptured positions east of Arras while Canadians in an assault near Lens seized German trenches and joined the British lines. It also details submarine losses and Austro Italian fighting in the Alps.
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Germany
France
Marshal Haig
Arras
Champagne
Monchy le Preux
Lilette River
Moulin de Laffaux
Asigo
Trentino
Beides
Cernavend
Monastir
Greece
Proclaimed Army Recruiting Week Calls Unmarried Men
President Wilson designates June 23 to 29 as recruiting week for the regular army and urges unmarried men aged 18 to 40 with no dependents to enlist for war service to help promptly fill the ranks.
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Washington
Wilson
Librarians Gather in Louisville for National War Crisis Conference
Special efforts to illuminate library problems during the national crisis will feature the annual meeting of the American Library Association in Louisville. Experts from the United States and Canada attend a four week program to discuss how libraries can best aid the country in the war and determine the widest possible cooperative service.
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Louieville
American Library Assodiction
United States
Canada
Tolbie Snyderman the Child Prodigy and Society Notes
Tolbie Snyderman an eight year old New York musical prodigy practiced on a dummy keyboard in her mother’s kitchen and now has a real piano after a public recital. Beulah Amidon of Fargo, a young suffrage worker, studies under Congresswoman Rankin and leads campaigns in North Dakota. Miss Morgan, engaged to Paul Geedes Pennoyer, is active in Red Cross work and war philanthropy, while Dr. Yamei Kin sails to study soybeans for nutrition. Washington faces housing 10 000 clerical workers, prompting a troop of volunteer boarders in city homes to avert barracks residency.
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Tolbie Snyderman
New York
Metropolis
Tolbie
Beulah Amidon
Fargo
N. D
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Miss Amidon
Renkin
North Dakota
United States
Charles F. Amidon
Barnard College
National Woman's Party
California
Minnesota
Frances Morgan
Paul Geedes Pennoyer
J. Pierpont Morgan
Jane Morgan
George Nichols
Oyster Bay
Morgan
Anne Morgan
Red Cross
Philanthropies
Versailles
Peoria
Yamei Kin
Orient
Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States Department
Kin
Woman's Madical College of
China
Imperial
Peiyang Woman's Medical School
Peking
Imperial Infant Asylum
Tien Tsin
Woman's Hospital
America
Oceaslon
The Millionaire Vagabant and The Hawk at Local Theatres
AmUSEMENTS features The Millionaire Vagabant at the byctum with Charles Ray as Stevie Du Peyster who bets a prosecutor he can live on 30 per week for five weeks and expose the man’s flaws. Also on the bill is Love and Fish and the Hearst Pathe News Film. Praising The Hawk at the Lyceum, William peers as a transformed man in a vivid role at the Picture Garden showtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byctum Theatre Tomorrow
Charles Ray
Clark
Stevie du Peyster
Stevie
Pathe Freres Co
Paris
France
Hearst Pathe
Lyceum Theatre
Riverside Club Menbe Cancels June Entertainment
The Riverside Club announces the June entertainment event is cancelled and funds will be donated to the Cross fund. Mrs J Q Graves serves as chairman of the entertainment committee for June 21.
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Cross
J. Q. Graves
Entertainment
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South Grand Street
Louis Lock Natural Gas Supply Company
Leppert
Gulf Division
The
Fair Grounds
Nelle Everett
J. A. Perry
Perryville
Lady Bird Ruffin
Miriam Fuller
Minden
Miriam
Monros
St. Francis Auxiliary
Red Cross Executive Board
the Red Cross
BE. M. Hudson
A. R. Price
Kiva Jones
J. J. Devereaux
Eva Jones
F. A. Ross
Miss Jones
Tom Thumb
Smootey
North Pole
Leppert of
C. R. Reagan
Roy
Alexandria
Reagan
G. K. McGraw
Mother Superior
Red Cross War Fund
Methodist Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society
W.S. Clarke
Clearl
Mrs. Means
Arvroe
Mra. Iryant
Mra. F. C
London
Army
Woman’s Column
News-Star
Naimsook
Cross Bars
the best _ Perens
Victure Garden
Karte Wiliens
Vitagraph
Paw Stardon
Sentlen
Bey
Ciety
William
Millionaire Vagrant
Riverside Club
Bie ' Acker
Theos
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