Summer in the City and Patriotism Amid Heat
The text muses on cooling virtues and the urge to stay cool with summer routines. It contrasts idle summer leisure with a wave of patriotism, as people attend parades and rehearse the national anthem, even in hot weather and crowded streets.
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Aan
Ogontz Graduates Lead In Class Distinction
Miss Eleanor Barclay فnd Miss Constance Ball graduate from the Ogontz school near Philadelphia with Barclay as class president and Ball as valedictorian. Miss Ross McKenzie attends as honor guest at a party hosted by Mrs. T. D. Anderson.
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Eleanor Barclay
Constance Ball
Ogontz School
Philadelphia
Miss Barclay
Miss Ball
Ross McKenzie
T. D. Anderson
Olive Erkel
Rice Institute
Houston
George Wade
Summer Camp Notes and Society Cast in City Journal
The piece describes camp life with lines about soldiers and sun blisters on a prominent youth, while Mu Nu Sigmas boast about Thanksgiving dinners. It mentions suffragettes in Chicago focused on politics, and social events including fundraisers and missionary society gatherings led by Mrs. J L Salsbury and Mrs. Reeves with invitations extending to numerous notable residents.
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Mu Nu Sigmas
Chicago
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Shanon
Conetancr
Red Cross
Mary Armel Keeran
Louise Bell
Marian Johnson
Winifred Harral
Margaret Butler
Roy Campbell
E. W. Haarmann
Ilse
Helmuth C. H. Hinck
San Francisco
Cal
Mary Alice Underwood
Philip A. Pitcher
Corpus Christi
Fannie Fay Jones
Florence Jones
Coleman
Marcus W. Davis
J. L. Salsbury
E. N. Reeves
Society of the
Government Hill Methodist Church
North Hackberry Street
Council of Mothers
Leo Cotton
Ross Davis
John A. Williamson
Bettie Carnal
Aika
McKenzie
Exon
Lowe