Suburban Social News Highlights Numerous Town Guests
A long roster of visits and hospitality spans Brownsburg Danville Indianapolis Madison Plainfield Avon and beyond. Notable items include weddings engagements and social events with families such as the Buysess Sullivan union in Dallas and Irvington clubs hosting receptions and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Perkins
Brownsburg
Lily Ferree
Danville
Ida Powner
Henry Arsman
Indianapolis
James Johnson
Madison
Charles Atkinson
Plainfield
Cora Mark
Avon
Samuel Mark
Worral
Olinville
Mirs
Michael Dugan
James Dungan
Carbon
Rena Roberts
Josie Lamb
Charles Shears
Mary
Delia Ford
Julia Ford
Joab Lamb
Sabine
John Hicks
Lily Freeland
Jamestown
William Davis
Mise Olie Perkins
Louis Robertson
Leola Clark
Ind
Lesay Lewey
Charles Dietz
Nellie Dugan
Clermont
Henry Morris
Ada
Kokomo
Ida
Lula Brackett
Cora Gamble
William Ogbun
Evansvill
Wilbur Ashley
Spencer
Jacobbertson
Isaac Parsons
William Parsons
Peter Blank
Joseph Winings
Allen Gill
Summitville
Chris Davis
Madison Ripley
Raymond
Cambridge City
James McLaughlin
Harry Mills
Mills
Sanders
Ethel Gamble
Madeline Artsman
Rosa Dietz
Kate Dugan
James Gambel
Greencastle
Dorris Buysess
George Sullivan
Dallas
Tex
Michael Buysess
Sullivan
Ella
Rosa Stout
Georgie
Kate Gladden
Ola Stout
Minnie Arnold
Flackville
Carrie
Jessie Wright
Jessie
May Foltz
Ben Davis
David McMann
Edwin Jones
Vestal Davis
Rufus Nicewander
Clyde Hopkins
Local social notes list visiting relatives and club events
The column records numerous visits and guests in Columbus and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. William Jones and Mr. M. B. Leachman, Miss Ethel Martindale, Miss Pearl Medearis, Mrs. J. M. Harris, and many others. Socials feature rummage sales by Baptist Ladies and Current Topics Club meetings, with guests from Anderson, Dunkirk, Franklin, Cincinnati, and Terre Haute.
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Jennie Coble
Galion, C
S. Engie
Edward Rist
Fort Wayne
George Negley
Ohio
Strawn
Frankfort
Stella Morgan
Lexion
Bertle
George Clark
Bellefontaine
Thomas McKenna
Hot Springs
Ark
Thomas Murray
Bell- Pin
T. A. Shirk
Greencastle
Gilchrist
Lee Fisher
South Whitley
Belle Dunn
Fortyale
Lou Morgan
A. N. Duckworth and Son
Warsaw
Mary Beeler
Nancy Beeler
Huntingburg
W. T. Brown
Mary Downer
Nelle
Terre Haute
P. McKenna
L. Branham
Elizabeth
Franklin
George Sourwine
Pressy Jenkins
Nora
Grand Tower
Ill
Michigan
Iowa
William Jones
M. B. Leachman
Columbus
Charles Medearis
Anderson
J. N. Gunderlast
E. W. Collamore
Dunkirk
W. A. Collamore
Laura F. Reese
L. L. J. Cornell
Sheridan
Roy M. Ross
Baptist Ladies’ Social Union
Rader
Twenty Eighth Streets
Cora Cornell
Jennie McNamara
Ethel Wagsgie
Maude Boettcher
Stella Evans
Mary McNamara
William Benny
Pittsburg
Edna Udell
Cincinnati
Ralph Udell
E. B. Washburn
Eugene Street
John C. Blake
Lou Jenkins
Lafayette
G. F. Jenkins
Lucretia Bower
Deputy
J. H. Shepherd
Chester Overstreet
Earl Adams
Henry Biessing
Walesboro
Mary Glick
L. Perry
Orlando
Fla
Sarah Carmack
Douglass County
Illinois
Mollie Beck
Imogene
Lula Hoss
Charles A. Beck
Reasons Why Music Study Fails to Justify Labor
The Philadelphia Record debates whether music study benefits justify the effort and cost. It cites Sydney Smith praising music, notes wide participation especially by girls, yet reveals many perform only modestly. It blames teacher quality and parental neglect of teacher qualifications as key factors.
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Philadelphia
Sydney Smith
Model Home for the Aged. Easton Home in Charleston
The William Easton Home on upper King Street Charleston aims to comfort old age with cottage living. Nineteen freestanding cottages house about seventy five occupants with simple rules, garden yards, and a $10 monthly fund for medical care or burial. William Easton, an English-born 1808 settler, left nearly a million for the project. William A. Courtenay led its final development after the Civil War and widow Hannah Easton supported the effort until 1889.
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Baltimore
Washington
Easton
Charleston
William Enston
Enston
Canterbury
England
Philadelphia
Franklin Institute
New York
Havana
Emston
St. Michael's Church
Hannah Enston
Mr. Easton
William Easton
William A. Courtenay
Courtenay
Union
Canterbury and
Colsterworth
Little Lessons in Economy on Warm Day Menus
A household guide outlines three simple menus for hot weather using affordable, available ingredients. It details breakfast, luncheon, and dinner options with specific dishes and basic recipes for eggs, potatoes, Sally Lunn, cream soups, and fried chicken with cream sauce. It also describes cottage features for aged, poor residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Lunn
A Varied Summer Menu of Crab Dishes and Desserts
A list of recipes designed to tempt a languid summer appetite includes Deviled Crabs with a crumb crust, stuffed potatoes, French pancake, rice croquettes, strawberry floating island, and stuffed tomatoes. Each recipe details ingredients and steps from crab meat to final cooking. Copyright 192. by J. B. Pinkham.
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J. B. Pinkham
No Violins In Cremona and Dinner Bread Prank
In the Cremona piece, Alden reports no violins sold in Cremona and the locals’ disdain for violins, noting the Stradivarius house is gone and the town’s mood toward visitors. The dinner anecdote recounts Mr. Sothern and Mrs. Vincent at the Revere House where a waiter serves bread that hungry guests repeatedly fetch as the dog retrieves a bread hoard, ending with a meal reveal.
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W. L. Alden
Century Magazine
Cremona
Rene
Baedeker
Antonio Stradivarius
Cremon Polce
Cremonese
Jesu
Mr. Sothern
Tiger
Elier Sothern a Joker at Century Magazine dinner
Narrative recalls Mr. Elier Sothern entertaining guests with a belated guest prank. At a dinner he hides the group under the table while the late guest is admitted. Sothern then rises to greet the newcomer with refined ceremony.
King Victor Emmanuel II Court Faces Culinary Revolt
A royal kitchen dispute in Italy draws headlines as four court staff threaten to resign over poor meals and short rations. Chefs blame orders for garlice over caviar and turtle, while the king trims pay. meanwhile eighty royal horses were recently auctioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Royal Kitchen
Gave It Up
A 28 year old woman returns home to find her mammy reminding her she is not yet married. The old sentiment offers comfort yet disappointment to the mother as hope fades.
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Caroline
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