Reception Held By Mrs Baker For Mrs Tutor Of Middletown NJ
Society notes describe a large afternoon reception hosted by Mrs C C Baker in honor of her cousin Mrs S M Tutor of Middletown New Jersey. Guests arrived between 1 and 8 pm, with elaborate attire and floral decor including American Beauty roses and La France roses. The Old Settlers Dinner and other social events are detailed, listing attendees and ongoing activities around Topeka society, including visits, dinners, and club gatherings.
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Topeka
Doore
C. C. Beker
5. M. Tator
Middletown
J. B
Abilena
Diva
Baker
Tutor
Case
Mra Baker
Diva Tutor
Ecru
Meru
Partor
Mra
M.A. Low
Dr. Wasson
A.C Davis
Clarence Bowman
Heatig
Shawnee County
Jude Tyingman
Ganerad
Arthur Stills
Alu Yorn Atchison
Leavenworth
Arthur Cupper
Profersit Leity
Komana Ulty
Professor
S McClintock
Minsey
Cammar
Mame Kahr
Hale
Earl Williams
Fred Cole
Miss Peck
Arthur Mille
W. 3. Black
Arthur Murphy
J. B. Coxe
Abilene
Aira
Byron Roberts
Rossville
City
Prack Lewis
Fannie Cramer
Thoreday
Buclington
James K. Moller
Mitchellville
Jows
Ed. McKeever
Mayor Fellows
Chicago
Larriette Burch
Cora Poole
Highland
Kan
R. Ble. Brown
Guy
Charles Curtis
Topeks
New Mexico
W. £. Hughes
St. Louis
Kate Putnan
J. R Price
J.D. Griffith
Lucy
Kansas City
Dora
Mise Nins Johnson
Io Staley
Wntertsin
North Topeka
Parole Club
Lakie Campbell
Abraham Lincoln
EF. Hollies
Handy Wall Pocket for Stationery
Handy little article for masculine households to store ink and paper. Instructions describe a wall pocket made of rex lines material at 25 cents a yard with high polish, sized to fit chosen papers and envelopes, including a bottom pocket to hold about 30 envelopes. Bristol board foundation and linen decoration complete the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Japanese cord and board box craft described for home use
A detailed 19th century craft note explains making a decorative cardboard and bristol board box with compartments, decorations in Chinese white and Japanese gold cord, a spiral pen rack, and a patent stand. It also offers care tips for hard wood floors using oil, cloth, and a flannel broom cover, plus a note on daily brushing and weekly oiling.
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Bristol
Bray
Care Farm
Field
Hristo Board
Printer's of
Ida D. Bennett
Farmer’s Revie
Anthracite Coal Offered From Pennsylvania Mines
A coal firm promotes fresh mined Lenigh Pennsylvania Anthracite at Dock coal prices. It urges customers to trial orders and lists 634 Kunsne Avenue and telephone 193 for The Sovrawesrsen Fue Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage City
Sagia Pu
Osage County
Southwestern Fuss Company
Osaon City
Chauces
Tita Southwesters Fre. Company
Kansas Avenue
Santa Fe Luce Agent
Southwestern Fuel Company
Racias Avenue
Pennsylvania
Sovrawesrsen Fue
Kunsne Avenus
Lough
Compas
Kengus Avenue
Fire at Omaha Delivers Major Bank District Blaze
A morning fire at the Omaha Nation Bank building in Omaha destroys office spaces. Charles Offutt's room emits heavy smoke before crews quell the flames after forty five minutes. Losses reach about 2500 dollars for Offutt’s libraries and 1000 dollars to Hamilton and Maxwell’s, with the building damage around 1000 dollars. The Western Union Telegraph Company occupies the fifth floor.
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Omaga
Chas. Offatt
Omaha Nation Bank
Luke, Hetitton & Maxwell
Sir. Offutt
Western Union Telegraph Company
Offutt
Hamilton & Maxwail
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Department of the
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2AMS CO
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Mills-Adams CO
C. C Baker
Peerless Steam
Peerlom
Quage City
Santa Fe
Ginge County
Kansas Avenas
Astar
Osage City Shaft
SouthwestEas Funt Co
Taiephone
Our
China
Mexico
Ireland
Germany
France
Boxer
Kansas
Wiggin, Harding & Co
Astrachan
Kersey and Beaver
Delft
Dresden
R. D Blackmore
Cupid
Count Antonio
Anthony Hope
Townsend
India
Kipling
Jude
Thomas Hardy
Auld Langsyne
Tan Maclaren
Barabas
Corelli
Telephone
Omaha
Oman National Bank