Society Notes From a Colorado Spelling Bee Dance
Invitations issued for a Steinbers New Year's Eve dance by Minwakin Minwakin Miss Alice Lakin and others. Upcoming receptions include Mrs J eFarland’s Saturday afternoon event with Mrs Bradford and Ye Good Government club assisting. Various visits and greetings spanning Denver to Kansas City and Ohio mark the social week, with tributes to Colorado federation leaders and women’s club work.
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Minwakin
Alice Lakin
Meade
Slisa Elisabeth Meade
Steinbers
Thomas Grey Kennedy
Min Wittum
F. Bowen
Laura Weiling
Romnealive
Mra
Brefiford
Colorado
Women's Clube
Lewis
Attias
Adams
Denver
Asa
Uritr Sburch
Wormen
Mike
Local Personal Notes Leave for Holidays and Visits
Varied holiday travel and visits are noted from families in Parsons Topeka and Lawrence. Mrs Barbour Walker and Mrs J P Kaster host Christmas guests while Mr and Mrs Ogston plan Chicago visits. Several locals attend exhibitions and clubs meet, with health updates and upcoming events listed in community notices.
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John A. Ehrhart
Blower House
Haywood
College of the Sisters of Bethany
Parsons
Barbour Walker
Sisters of Bethany
New York City
W. Cook
W. J. Ogston
Chicago
Edward Wilder
Katherine O'fterlly
Agnes Hanson
Lawrence
Josephine Kelzer
Western Avenue
Evelyn Lewis
Carnegie Art Institute Loan
University At
Mutual Improvement Club
Mengell Reinbach
Sixth Avenue West
C C. Bakerta
Kansas City
Eager
Misa Nettle Foote Tiss
Topeka
George Fox
Manhattan
T. 5
Lena ‘Tallman
Topeka Avenue
Sarah Shull
Sadie Downing
Misa Pickens
Josephine Pickens
Mallard
F. W. Swearingen
St. Joseph
Tospeka
Richard Carvel Marred by Delays in Arkansas City
Andrew Robson Company faced a delayed start in Arkansas City as the Richard Carvel troupe arrived by the Missouri Pacific late. Scenery, trunks, and dressing rooms caused mounting hold ups before a 2 a.m. finish, yet the audience stayed to see the performance finally begin and end with satisfaction.
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Andrew Robson
Arkansas City
Richard Carvel
Parker
Missour Pacific
Coffeyville
Missouri Pacific
Paris
Opera House
Sal
Clark
Pfisterer
Chartersea
Andrew Roteon
Mr. Robson
Tts
War Minister Admits Abuses in German Army
Berlin December 1 War Minister von Einem acknowledged brutality and immorality among officers, pledging reform. He rejected claims that abuse was common, citing some cases but defending the army against sweeping accusations, and defended officers against harsh generalization while condemning misconduct where found.
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Berlin
von Einem
Emperor Willis
Tontes
Blilsen
Leutenant
Amaant
Tved
Bilser
Progressive Teacher and Student on Composition
A classroom exchange probes the meaning of composition as a method of shaping ideas into complexity. The dialogue veers into social and military critique, referencing democracy, brutality in command structures, and a political figure, Parsons, connected to a court or disciplinary action.
Delegates Fill All Rooms At State Grange Meet
Delegates crowded up town hotels and private rooms seeking quarters as the State Grange gathering drew a large audience. Scipio, a colored servant, slept in the opera house, while Merritt Jeffries the house treasurer reportedly defunded $30 to persons who asked for refunds amid the bustling show.
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State Grange
Scceme
Grand View Hotel
Scipio
Merritt Jeffries
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