Etiquette Notes On Shoes Dining And Social Etiquette
A discussion on patent leather shoes for evening wear versus calf skin and morocco for country use. It covers who should speak first in social settings and who pays when inviting to theater or dinner. It also touches on table manners including bread, cheese service, and the etiquette of discussing invitations.
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New York
Lord Coleridge
Morocco
Learler
Dean
Gene Boarder
Dancing Academy Social Event Noted In Union Class
The classes at Prof J and Christys Dancing Academy plan a see set cavern event with several classes attending. Mrs J L Scott of Broadstreet East End hosted a fine dinner Tuesday for eighteen guests in an entertaining gathering.
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J. & Christy
Dancing Academy
J. L. Scott
Broadstreet
East End
Tuesne
James E Hunter Marries Nevin Hall in Turtle Creek Ceremony
James E Hunter a well known dragmst of Turtle Creek wed Nevin Hall in a ceremony performed by Rev. M M Sweeney. The wedding occurred in late afternoon and drew notable society members.
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James E. Hunter
Turtle Creek
Personal Gossip Items From The Petroleum Exchange Area
A crowded column lists social notes and travel plans among residents and visitors. Mentions include Mrs Chas Wade departing Aiken for Brooklyn, J Harvey Wattles sailing to Paris for summer, Mr and Mrs Kohler in Sale greet, and several families returning from Atlantic City or New York. Also notes visits to Pittsburgh, Europe trip plans, and local friends making short trips.
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Petroleum Exchange
Witton
Dicksin
Ponsarcana
Alliance
Tee
Center Avenue
Shadyside
Atlantic City
Chas. L Wade
Aiken
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harry den
North Hiland Avenns
Seerate
Chicago
Liberty
York
J. Harvey Wattles
Paris
F. K. Kohler
Sale Greet
Frank Clark
Oforty-Fourth Street
New York
J.J. Vandergrift
Fifth Areas
End
P. N. French
Eel Tee Etee
Sewickley Society Notes Share Local Gatherings
Fragmentary notes describe social events with several Sewickley residents hosting guests and visiting Europe plans. Mentioned are Mrs. J. H. Rohrbacher and a young ladies’ gathering plus attendants from local families and neighbors.
Samoa's kava ceremony and the chief's drink maker
The passage describes Samoan sociability centered on kava, a pepper family root. The maid of the village conducts the brew with attendants, washing her mouth, chewing the root, spitting into a coconut cup, and mixing the chewed portions with water in the ou tah, culminating in the ceremonial beverage.
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Samoa
Steemaor
end of theater season looms with scattered closings
The Bijou Theater likely closes the last week of the month while the Grand Opera House may stay open briefly. Rice's Burlesque Company and Evangeline are slated for May, with Lew Dockstader's Minstrel Company and other acts to follow. The Harris Theater and Academy of Music may remain open until hot weather but will close for a short vacation. Mr. Shedden’s recovery and the Howard Atheneum Company’s Bijou success could shape next season’s diverse stage lineups.
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Bijon Theater
Grand Opera House
Wilt
Rice
Lew Dockstader
Spemalian
Harris Theater
Academy of Music
Shedden
Estes Tre
Mr. Shedden
Howard Atheneum
Bijou
Howard Athenium
Herpvax JonEs
Frank Mayo to Star as Davy Crockett at Bison Theater
The romantic actor Frank Mayo will appear Monday night in the Davy Crockett role at the Bison Theater with Miss Burrias making her first local appearance. The cast features a blend of stage names and a lively program across multiple venues including the Grand Opera House and Harris Theater with a variety of acts and operas scheduled through the week.
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Frank Mayo
Bison Theater
Davy Crockett
Mace Bee Riss
Seville
Martha
Carmen
Leonard Wales
Peru
Harry Williang’ Academy of Music
Ranch King” Specialty and Dramatic Company
Community Lodge activities and upcoming benefit event
A report describes upcoming entertainment for a St. Louis benefit next Thursday featuring Dockstader's Phrenegeile Pay Man ter and The Temptations plus Igak Watch, with local talent. A Trenton Lodge delegation attended Haston Lodge installation and was entertained.
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Vng Tre
St. Louia
Dockstader
Phrenegeile
Igak Watch
Trenton Lodge Mo
Haston Lodge Na
Aeesent
Charles Vivian
Mount Hope
Lodge Winns Seonsinn
Reception Day Programs Highlight School Arts Exhibit
The Forbes school hosts visitors May 2 with manuscript work and drawings for parents. The High School displays script and song, while rooms feature poetry readings and student performances. Names of participating students include Milligan, Morse, Reder, Ralston, and Coburn among others.
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Johnny
Mary
Forbes School
Eeeington
Firiday
Hiland
Roow
Alna Milligan
Morse
Ben Reder
Ralston
Job Buehl
Ine
Poebjes
Thad & Vane
Coburn
Davis
Brent
Brent Ae Eattae Winnule
Ein Lanes
Reed
Franklin
Emma Nested
E. ‘Adams
Artur Ay Mland
Btersham
Coracee Dithridge
Daisy Ager
Educational Echoes Exhibition Plans and School Notices
The Ballfield school to host an exhibition early June. Warrants totaling 90,1684 issued to city teachers yesterday. Prof. DosilrNa of the Indians State Normal visited the city. Alien school to have a woods day at Maple Grove on the last day of school. Normal School Alumni history noted. National Educational Teachers Association met in Nashville July for three days. Miss Alma Bell replaces Edith McCombs in the Main Street building. Hiland School Directors to elect a teacher next Tuesday evening. School fee 30 cents paper. Teachers Guild met. Misa Ciara Coldren of Liberty Street school elected to membership. Luckey school to hold exhibition next Saturday at West End Rink to fund school entertainments. Hiland School accommodations deemed sufficient. Preparations for a new eight room brick building underway.
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Ballfield
DosiLrNa
Indians State Normal
Maple Grove
Normal School
National Educational Teachers’ Association
Nashville
Tenn
Speer
Alma Bell
Edith McCombs
Main Street
Hiland School
Clara Rowley
Teachers’ Guild
Mia Ciara Coldren
Liberty Street
Luckey School
West End Rink
Toe 1
Luckey Entertainments
Centennial Loan Exhibition Shows Franklin Courant Copy
The Chicago News notes a copy of Benjamin Franklin’s first paper from the New England Courant dated February 11, 1723 in Boston. James Franklin, owner, faced arrest for critical articles about colonial government and shifts responsibility to Benjamin as apprentice.
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Chicago News
Benjamin Franklin
New England Courant
Boston
James Franklin
Benjamin
James
Franklin Ames
Pee
Ted
Memorial Day Committee Forms Amid Ralleys and VA Posts
In the old city, the Memorial Day Committee of VA posts held a meeting at Municipal Hall chaired by Bengough. Committees for Flags and Flowers, and others, were appointed. A Senate bill affecting Harris county is noted, and funeral services for W. Gibson Miller of Post 29 and Encampment No 1 are reported with floral tributes and veterans present.
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Etka
Crrcissatz Lopox
Swill
Patmen
Hartford
Rupr Guassen
No. 1
New York City
Charles Motmes
Pittsburg
New York
BroTuEen Bartow
Rochester
N. Y
Harris
Interior Department
Peste
Grand Army Gosalp
Sons of Veterans
Old City
Municipal Hall
Bengough
Flags and Flower Committee
Chn
John F. Hunter
Ecreaks
Fics
Sieareum Uty
Fisher
Unitorne
Senate
Sas ‘Enanee
W. Gibson Miller
Post 29
Pension rulings ease long pending cases for Evans unit
Secretary Bussey of the Interior has issued favorable rulings on long stalemated pension claims. One case involves William Evans of Company H, Fifty-fourth Ohio, who suffered a leg fracture when a fragment of water glass struck him, yet the decision favors compensation after years of inquiry.
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Bussey
Interior
Depesasatatv Obincien Ahoaeee Oes
William Evans
Isto
Company H
Ohio
Evans
Pls
Inspections of Posts Under Pennsylvania Department
Inspections of posts in Pennsylvania will occur this year under Department Inspector John L. Wells of Strong Vincent Post 7 Erie. The ritual has changed and inspectors must value all property, with Allegheny County split into two districts and named assistants assigned to each district.
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Department of Pennsylvania
John L. Wells
Strong Vincent
Erie
Allegheny
Alley County
Allegheny River
P . J. A. Creas
Fe Well
D. M. Morrison
Bay
Department rosters and veterans notes from East Liberty
Post 117 East Liberty reports growing membership and two recruits for muster. Post 411 shines at East End parade. Post 41 loses two comrades George Colston and A Proviller. Founding members mustered into Encampment No 7 Philadelphia. Memorial service planned at Grace Spahr on Sunday evening. General orders commend department efforts to grow membership.
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East Liberty
Post 411
East End
Post 41
George Colston
A. Proviller
Founding
Union Veteran Legion
Philadelphia
Epwanp Abreet
Duquesna Post No
Pennsylvania
Grace Ony Spahr Ag
John Prew
Mac
Stewart
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