A Cruel Injustice About Women and Childbearing
The piece argues against harsh judgments of childless or childbearing women. It challenges the idea that population size defines women's worth, noting husbands may oppose children and that many women long for children yet cannot have them. It warns against blaming childless women for choosing substitutes or leisure.
Daily Fashion Hints Cape as a part of a smart frock
A fashion note describes a cape or deep collar as a current overgrown feature, worn with home wear and smart frocks. It details a wistaria chiffon velvet dress with silver-embroidered edges, a soft self fabric belt, and metal-button fastening, plus pocket trim and a three yard bottom width.
Social News From The City The Year 1916
Society notes detail hospitality in the homes of Montgomery Poling and McKee for Mrs Burgin of Lexington guest. Jennie Dorsey to return Dec 22 from Naperville. Ruth Appelton to spend Christmas with Dana Hall family. Melvin Schrage aged 16 celebrated with 16 friends at 711 South Fifteenth. Alderson farewell party hosted by Cranmer with office staff gifts. Quincy College of Music faculty Christmas party Friday. Family gathering at Bourne home includes Waterman, Leonard Brown, and local Bournes. Edith Royce to marry Douglas Snyder at St Luke's Portand on Dec 22. Ralph Crane family plans Christmas in Washington with sons Dick and Tom in Tarrytown school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Schrage
Julius Schrage
South Fifteenth Street
H. W. Cranmer
North Sixteenth Street
Oren A. Alderson
Clinton
Alderson
Mrs. Alderson
J. A. Hanna
Sam Gabel
Ada Lemmon
Mary B. Hyde
Martha Good
Ruth K. W Harrison
Alice Brown
Irene Preece
Harry Bourne
York Street
JT. S. Waterman
Leonard Brown
Palmyra
Will Morton
Near Taylor
City
C. C. Bourne
Otto and
Roscoe
MC. Bourne
Edith Royce
Portland
Ore
Charles Homer Royce
Bishop Burgess
Quincy
Episcopal Church
Douglas Snyder
St. Luke's Church
Portand
Ralph Crane
Thomas Caddick
North Thirteenth Street
Havana
Cuba
Washington, D. C
Mr. Crane
Tom
Tarry Town
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Three Arts Club Meeting Headlines Holiday Break
Social and clubs brief recaps include Three Arts Club at Mrs Rudolph Welsh home with papers on music and Indian education by members. Upcoming meetings set for January 9 and 15 with notes on dancing party by Independent club and Shakespeare study at Mrs JF Dorsey scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Arts Club
Rudolph Welsh
Vermont Street
O. F. Sehullian
Frank Alexander
C. Lawrence Wells
Alexander
Wells
Schullian
J. FE. Dorsey
North Fighth. Street
Shakespeare Club
George Gabriel
Ten More Days for Gift Ideas Kimonos Priced From $1.25 to $6.50
Gift guidance suggests kimonas as practical presents for women. Describes novelty crepe and silk kimonas with plain or figured patterns, noting Oriental origin and urging quick selection before holidays. Prices range from $1.25 to $6.50.
Wardrobe Chests and Luxurious Wraps Offered for Christmas
The Store of Quality markets extended holiday displays with silk party wraps featuring fur or marabou collars and tailored touches. Gentlemen and business gift buyers are urged to shop now for timely presents, noting price ranges from $25 to $65 and a wide towel selection for many on the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Novelty Dress Skirts at Floor Store of Quality
Floor Store of Quality showcases novelty dress skirts with unique fabrics and finishes. Shoppers are invited to view a curated selection highlighting affordable styles, seasonal patterns, and clever silhouettes.
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Kaiser
FT Mar A Gose Nae
Maria Josepha
Austria-Hungary
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
WHIG
RS. R. W. Montgomery
Chester Poling
East Avenue
Sallis Johnson Burgin
Lexington, Ky
W. S. McKee
Jennie Dorsey
Naperville
Ill
Dorsey
Ruth Appelton
Capt
C. H. Appelton
Miss Appelton
Dana Hall
Wellesley
Mass
Quincy College of Music
F. ST. Brenner
Hampshire Street
Henry Christ
Ertel’s Hall
India
Friends In Council
R. H. Hartley
Frank W. Crane
Four Leaf Clover Club
Moose Hall
Lodi
Christ
Dang
Maine
Kimonas
Lon
Nére
Beacon
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