Thoughts on Hollywood gossip and old friends in New York
A column of celebrity musings from New York on August 26 includes jabs at age, wit about an actress demanding pay, mentions of Sam Harrison and Joe Fejer, praise for Zasu Pitts, notes on Coxey and licensing toothpastes with licorice, and a fleeting salute to Flora Le Breton and Sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Sam Harrison
June Jude
Helen Menken
Dr. Smith
Ben Smith
Texas Vy
Hollywood
Joe Fejer
Roosevelt
Cafe Boulevard
Coxey
Acton
Zasu Pitts
Robert B. Sherwood
Fred French
Harry Evans
Flora le Breton
Strangely Shot in the Join the Nevy posters club scene
A faded reminiscence of a pink tea dancing party at a 40th Street Park club hints at Hollywood vanity. The writer muses on carphology and nerves, criticizes a Harvard persona in a talkie, and recalls social updates from Cleve land to Belden, with travel notes to Mammoth Cave and Crystal Beach as a closing vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevy
Debbies
40Th and Park
Plaza
Park Avenue
Harvard
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Notable Bits on Fame and City Clubs in Park Avenue
A column delves into slang, fame, and the rhythm of city life as everyday figures and notables mingle in Lower Park Avenue. It notes clubs like the Union League, Princeton, Woman's City Club, Advertising Club, Dartmouth, and Amherst, while musing on public figures such as Lindbergh and Robert H. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Union League Club
37Th Street
Princeton
Park and 39Th
Woman's City Club
Advertising Club
Dartmouth
Amherst
Coolidge
Lexington Avenue
37Th
Eaton Briefs Highlight Local Social Ties
A lengthy Eaton column lists visits and travels of residents and guests from Carthage New York to Cleveland Elyria and Detroit. Notables include the Spletes Carl and Peterjohn families, Lottie Munn returning from Maine to head chemistry at Lake Erie College, Miss Marion Hall in training Elyria Memorial Hospital, and multiple trips to Michigan Vermilion and Camp Selfridge with relatives and neighbors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
W. F. Splete
Howard Splete
Carthage
N. Y
Carl Peterjohn
Peterjohn
John Splete
Cleveland
Lottie Munn
Maine
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Harold Fox
Berlamont
Mich
Munn
Otis Lyndes
Texas
Bryant
Ind
Fort Wayne
Mary Dawley
Charles
Elyria
Lewis Grilla
Lyman Sabins
Columbia
Harold Betz
June
Jean
Frank Hennie
Doris
Oliver
Harry Metal
Payne
B. D. Mills
Russell Mills
Tommy
Joan
George Cornish
A. B. Martin
Burt Lake
Indian River
Michigan
Dale Martin
John Leach
Lewis Grills
Mary
Ruby
Robert Grills
Kenneth
Ruby Seidel
Roland Ervin
Seidel
Formely
Ruby Merkle
Lewis Grille
Sandusky Bay
P. E. Koht
Wilmington
Harley Haskins
Ironton
Kohl
Bessie Wicher
Park Dimaline
Frank Knowles
LaGrange
Hopwood
Masters John
David Shirkey
Shirkey
Albert Alexander
Manning
Vermilion on-the-Lake
E. E. Durkee
Martha Tite
Almon Dimaline
Camp Selfridge
Mt. Clemens
Olin Durkee
Fragmentary minutes note Mendel law reference and duty
Vague minutes mention Pater Gregor Messel and a discussion about Mendel's Law of Mere Duty. The article references standards of property and an advertised claim, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snd. B
Pater Gregor Messel
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Lydia Nichols
Charles Box
Rachel Tite
Oberlin
Northam
Stanley Howard
Leon Rising
Belden
Morris Tran
Grafton
Crystal Beach
Ford Hill
George Chapman
Lorain
Ralph Lowe
Chicago
Minnie
Lowe
C. D. Lehman
M. D. Lehmen
R. H. Durkee
Lillian Wargo
Joseph Koltus
Bilyria
R. L. Barth
R. M. McDonald
Josephine Barth
Harvey Yeager
Kingsville
C. B. Weaver
John Weaver
Mildred Sauer
J. E. Proseus
Leslie Gott
E. M. Hathaway
Roy Rising
Elia Reisinger
Oma Pickworth
Pittsfield
Ohio
Kentucky
Mammoth Cave
Clyde Crowell Land
Crowell
Fred Symonds
B. M. Crowell
Jersey City
N. J
Evelyn Higgins
William Higgins
Harry Moore
Gulbransen Pianos
The
Oberlin Conservatory
Ashland
Mansfield
Akron
Lakewood
Day’s Music Store
Broad Street
Clair Lewis
Lew Cody
Bill Guard
Vernon Castle
Robert Hobart Davis
Robert H. Davis
Bob Davis
Lindbergh
the Fay Co
CnMer the
Ceoron
Merthe
Velvet
Murbach Coal and Supply CO
Baglara
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