Miss Clemma Linn Hosts a Charm ing Luncheon
Society notes describe Miss Clemma Linn entertaining at Linnwood, honoring Miss Myra Williams and Miss Grace Morrill with a fragrant apple blossom table. Guests included Miss Johnson, Miss Mabel Sohne, Miss Dullie Curtis, and Miss Florence Lewis at the suburban home of Miss Lisa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemma Linn
Myra Williams
Grace Morrill
Misa Johnson
Mabel Sohne
Dullie Curtis
Piorence Lewis
Linnwood
Mises Lisa
Long slim lunatic seeks lodging at city prison
A deranged man, claiming vast Kansas connections, visits police headquarters at dawn. He names cities and persons, including statesmen, and salutes Sgt Ellison as General Caldwell before being escorted to the basement with other tramps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elim Crery
Jaller Hopkins
Ellison
Aye
Metropolitan
Inspector Byrnes
Byres
Vicaan
New York
Kansas
Atchison
Morrill
Lewelting
Ingalla
Rye
Hopkins
Caldwell
Householder Fights Fry Pardon Allegations In Topeka
Senator M A Householder arrived in Topeka from Columbus and denounces FH A Reysaw for statements about his role in the Fry pardon case He says he lobbied before the state board of pardons without pay to aid Fry and believed the sentence would be commuted based on assurances from two board members Judge C E Foote and Mr A G Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A Householder
Topeka
Columbus
FH. A. Reysaw
Fry
Householder
State Board of Pardons
Senator Householder
Board of Pardons
C. E Foote
A. G Baker
New York Bride Col James Elverson Marries Mayo
Miss Eleanor Mayo daughter of Frank Mayo wed Colonel James Elverson general manager of the Philadelphia Inquirer at the Church of the Incarnation assisted by Rev Arthur Brooks. Attendants included best man Lemuel Coffin Altman and relatives from Philadelphia Boston Cleveland and Buffalo press houses. Deronda Mayo served as maid of honor. Elverson noted as one of the country’s youngest newspaper managers and tied to the Inquirer through his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Elverson
The
Philatelphia Inquirer
Miss Mayo
New York
Misa Eleanor Mayo
Frank Mayo
Philadelphia Inquirer
de. Arthur Brooks
Church of the Incarnation
Elverson
Lemuel Coffin Alteman
Philadelphia
C. Emory"McMichael
Philadelphia North American
Fred E Whiting
Boston Herald
Edward Osborne
Cleveland Press
J. Ambrose Butler
Buffalo Evening News
Deronda Mayo
Gov. Hastings
The Woman's World The American Wife of a Famous English Writer
A feature profiles the wife of a renowned English story writer, outlining her life, social sphere, and influence. It highlights her American roots, marriage, and role in literary society with contrast to her spouse's fame. The piece surveys domestic life and public engagement.
The New Woman and Parasol Trends in 1900s era
A miscellany on Dr Parkhurst’s view of the New Woman in society and domestic roles. It contrasts Kipling’s American wife with rural life, plus fashion notes on parasols, wall paper, and dress accents. It also highlights Nellie Bly’s career and the rise of Jewish Women’s organizations with leaders named.
The Wedding Gown Debate on Suitability and Comfort
A discussion on wedding attire urges brides to favor comfort and natural beauty over strict fashion norms. It critiques high necked satin bodices, noting how they harshly affect complexions and appearances, and suggests a compromise between ball gowns and stiff collars to preserve a young woman's charm.
Massachusetts lawmakers form committee to oppose woman suffrage
The Massachusetts legislature members inform themselves into a committee to canvass the havoc against woman suffrage, described by the Springfield Republican as simply politics, not a moral turpitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Leg Slatere
Springfield Republican
Illinois Factory War and a New Woman Enfranchisement
The Illinois supreme court struck down the eight hour sweat shop law affecting about 40,000 factory workers including 32,000 in Chicago. The ruling halts the inspection program funded at $20,000 yearly and ends Florence Kelley led factory inspectors work. Miss Mary M. Dennis remains pastor of East Park Methodist Church in Indianapolis, praised for devotion and revival work despite harsh weather. Henry Tarland discusses Mrs Harland as a famed yet non fashioning New Woman in London literary circles. Ancestral researchers Augie H. Wharton and nic H. Cresson of Philadelphia form a bureau of ancestral research for Colonial Dames, focusing on archival records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Supreme Court of Illinois
Himets
Clinois
Chicago
Florence Kelley
Springfeld
Mary M. Dennis
Methodist Episcopal Church of
East Park
Indianapolis
Western Christian Advocate
M. M. Dennis
Henry Tarland
Augie H. Wharton
nic _H. Cresson
Philadelphia
Miss Wharton
Cresson
Historical Society
Beggs Little Giant Pills Ad
An old advertisement promotes Beggs Little Giant Pills noting 40 pills per bottle versus rivals 26 to 30. Sold by W. R. Kennady at 2Q and 114 West 8th, Peerless Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Kennady
West 8Th
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Auntor Atlan
Junior Allanteans
Elsie Valentines
Pearl Lathem
Miss Alen Church
Misses Pearl Latham
Elsie Valentine
Aléos Church
Lucy Hale
Ida Stagg
Katherine Searle
Mabel Curry
Louie Burchet
Panic Blakesley
Santa Waters
Emerson
Cornell
Friends
Cornell Seum
Kendal
Friends In Council
Dante
Edward Wider
J. L King
Nellis Clough
Mary McCabe
Whist Club
Laura Douthitt
Misa Nelle Peffer
Marie Atchison
Leavenworth
Dave Sibley
Kansas City
Kate Adams
St Tonite
Nellie Adams
Jonathan Thomas
Evcrett Dallas
Guilfard Dudley “Hey
Topeka Athletic
Rcraion
J. B Johnson
St Touis
Chicaga
Frank Colvin
Pueblo
Heli & O’donald
Unity Church
G. W. Wood
California
Tiarry
Phoenix
Ariz
A P. Wilder
Harry Conde Ashby
Pliny Soper
Muscogee
Charles E. Prather
Meriden
Mra Woon
J. M. Meade
Western Grand Division
Santa Fe
Colorado Midland
Cd. Purdore
Dun
Geof Hahn
Charlies
Springfield
Charles Hahn
University of Michigan Glen
Banju Club
Jocuson
Inia
St. Louis
St Louis
St. Louis Fair Association
Fair Association
Grand Military School
Gamages
J. M. Clayton
Lyrrye Rock
Ark
Mary E McCrivens
Plemmoerville
Conway County
Dowd
John M. Clayton
Mra McCraverus
DR. Parkhurst OX
Rudyard Kipling
Kipling
Carolyn Balestier
Wolcott Balestier
Josephine Kipling
Papa Kipling
Josephine
New York Commercial Advertiser
Parkhorst
Charles H. Parkhurst
Lodies’ Home Journal
Sod
Bunter
New York San
Nellie Bly
Nellie Higl
Elizabeth Cochrane
Pennsylvania
Blackwell’s Island
New York World
Council of Jewish Women
Nations Council of Jewish Women
Connen
H. Solomon
A. Kohus
Sadie American
Misa Rosalie Glaser
Isabel R. Wallach
Minnie Dlouis
Clifton Levy
Baltimore
Kohler
Wald
Carrie Benjamin
Denver
Ollesheim
New York Mail and Express
Pitude
Dicker
Smoke Elayer
Ave
Jarboe & Grant
Kansaz Av
Wat
T. W. Bailey
A. M
Office
Kans. Ave
Farrow Wiews
Ean, Av
Aveonus
Terrimsta
WM. P. Meyer
Acrisan
Holmes
Kansas Ave
Beech Covered
Topbea Transfer Coal Company
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