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Newspaper

Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1925

Page

5

Notable Guests Attend Mrs Tomlinson's Philadelphia Visit

Baltimers resident Sr Mesien joined a social gathering at Newton Street home hosted by Mr and Mrs George Hitch. A long list of guests including Mrs Rounds and Mrs Goslee attended an afternoon party in honor of Mrs William R Tomlinson of Philadelphia.

F. Kent Cooper Newton Street Wiliam R. Tomlinson Philade J. Vallinat Tana Windsor Mattie Windsor Luther Rwark John A RB. Sireame Grier Rarher Kener Herman George Xr Vue Maids Green George R. Hitch, Sr George BR. Hitch, Jr William R. Tomlinson Philadelphia Rounds Cart Goslee

Bridge Party Hosted by Mr. Tall Includes Many Guests

A large afternoon bridge party hosted by Mrs. Harry C. Tall drew numerous attendees from various households. Guests listed include Mrs. Samuel A. Grau, Miss Lars L. Wailea, Miss Mra E. Dele Adkins, Mrs. Walter, Mrs. Harry Dennis, Mr. Shing White, Miss Alice Toadvine, Mrs. S. Nerrs Pilchard, Mrs. Harry C Fooka, and others from New York City to Greensboro. Some attendees arrived later in the afternoon, such as Miss Emme Powell and Mrs. Alza.

Harry C Ber Dea Avenue Samuel A. Grau Letitia R. Hewstes Millrion A. Fluem Lars L. Wailea E. Dele Adkins Walter Harry Dennis T Y Sant Shing White Alice Toadvine S. Nerrs Pilchard Harry C Fooka Alexander D Toadvine Julius A. Herola William B. Tilzoman William Phill Thoeas White Perdur William HI Jack On Sarah Wailea Gardin-rimg Lowise Tilghaera George BR. Cullier F. Wail A J Vanderbogart Irs Lasra Coston P. Gurroughs Ruth Price Victor Dee Sumeskee Charles R. Iwehrreon William Metabe Delaware Seniency Union Bridge Cred S. Scruckzick Pierce Ruder Greensboro Joseph B Dulnacy New York Ity Mies Emme Powell Alza Robert

Hair Styles of 1923 and 1924 Rule Women’s Looks

An Et Al piece discusses the evolving bobbed hair fashions, wigs, and additions like fur bands in the 1923 to 1924 era. It quotes stylists and note makers from Chicago and the Midwest on how long hair and bedouin-style adornments shape the modern look.

EWEST E Mead Lewiee Chicago Madame Lewiee

Embroidery In Color Home Zodiac Sign Taurus Leads Mood

A playful note ties embroidery in color to the Taurus sign the bull. The text hints at a connection between creative craft and temperament influenced by astrology.

Fragmentary OCR Note Resists Clear Meaning

Vague OCR fragment mentions May 3 and a curved phrase. lacks identifiable people places or events to summarize into a coherent news item. The readable portion offers no concrete action or outcome to describe.

Maiden Dabble Heat Registration Machine Quip

A witty remark mocks a professor claiming a device to register a maiden's blush. The quip notes the contrived nature of such a gadget and questions where warmth or blush could be found in modern days.

Is my face flushed or with my own expression

The misspelled line reads as a cryptic question about facial flush and wit, suggesting a misread or typographical error rather than a clear news item. It appears as a fragment from a humor column or reader note with unclear context and no named entities.

How the Fight Started Lip. What Are You Writing

A fragmentary dialogue shows a tense exchange between siblings. One asks what is being written and the other replies with humor while signaling a broader social or familial tension. The brief exchange hints at a domestic scene with emerging conflict.

Pashion Plaques Trend Recalls Ribbons Frills Revival

A fashion note notes ribbons and frills returning to favor as femininity sees a vogue again. The feature outlines styles and accessories shaping the current trend and hints at evolving dress norms.

Gelden Ref and De Mille Candy Ball Shine in Satire

A fragmented review notes 2 Mille social satire at Arcade with titles The Gelden Ref and Feet of Clay. It mentions cast members Sen PF Eury Walthall Robert Cain Robert Edeseon and a famous De Mille spectacle featuring a gorgeous candy ball in a lavish production.

Sen Aye Eury Walthall Robert Cain Robert Edeseon

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