Topeka Social Clubs Party and Guest List Mar 13
A Topeka society note covers a complimentary dancing club party with many members and guests listed. It notes plans for reorganizing the club, announces the impending marriage of Miss Mary Hogeboom to Dr William H. Newton, and records a sixteenth birthday celebration for Miss Lavota Hitt plus a farewell reception for Mrs. W. L. Simpson before her move to Chicago.
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Topeka
New Dancing Club
Meera and
Mesdames
J. F. Meyers
George W. Crane
W. T. Saabs
HL Grosby
W. A. Morton
B. ‘L. Lewis
J. M. McCarthy
A. A. Hurd
Herbert Hackney
A. A Scott
George Hagle
J. L Torrence
Dr. GB. Reed
W. C. Garvey
It Hudson
Charles Guild
E T. Cartridge
George W. Clark
P. TI. Adams
Lindsey Peava
Harry Seery
C. C Baker
Spear
C. Nichols
W. W. Webb
Eamone Wolfe
P. A. Carey
Ed O'Bryan
Walter Horner
Ki. EK. Lea
E. C. Cols
Cain
Frank A. Lewie
T. G. Wear
Dr. J. A. Fay
Draughes
Misses West
Pearl Latham
Annie Whitelock
Bertha Mathis
Lulu Manspeaker
Messrs
Downing
Clay
Burgess
Court Flower
F. J. Harrison
H. C. Baldwin
Mary
G. W. Hogeboom
William H. Newton
West Sixth Avenue
Dre
Mrs. Newton
Fort Madison
Jons
J.J Hitt
Miss Lavota
Curry
Leavenworth
Topek Club
Lizzie Malone
Kate Dolan
Raneus Mra. Simpson
Chicago
Bessie Amadeo
Ypeilunti
Michigan
Kate Gunther
Misa Helen Simpson
Lawrence
Misa
Thasa Greenwood
Simpson
William B Jansen
Mra
O. D. Walker
Keokuk
Charles L. Simpson
Kansas City
Nellie Simpson
Kansas
R. O'Donald
A.D. Gray
Phil Chamberlain
W. HE. Ift
F. EK Bolliday
H.W. Roby
John Ek’ Lord
N. F Handy
R J. Smith
C. F. Spencer
T. F. Dotan
Harold L. Chase
J. P. Rowley
15. Stow
E. L Copeland
G E Nelson
L Shirer
Harry King
Atchison
C.G Baker
G. G Foss
Ww. Gleed
Baker
M. Bonebrake
R H. Gaw
T. J. Kellam
George W. Bowes
John Frost
T. W. Harrison
Mise Rath Emery
Des Moines
Miss Bowen
Messie. Jansen
Whitcomb
Gay
Hamilton
Horner
Greanwood
Weidling
Topeka Notebook Gossip and Society Snippets
Daily notes recall social life in Topeka with engaged couples at card parties and gossip about manners. Remarks on high collars, gambling evasion, and host prizes surface amid comments on Topeka’s young people and charity management.
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Randos
Topeka
Jack
Associated Charities
Major Morrill
Kansas
Gould to Become Catholic for Castellane Marriage
Anne Gould is expected to convert to Catholicism upon marriage to Count Castellane. A friend says the Countess will embrace her husband’s faith soon after arriving in Paris, avoiding Catholicism in New York to spare Presbyterian relatives. Possible ceremony at St Patrick’s Cathedral. mother seeks papal dispensation.
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Anne Gould
St Patrick's Cathedral
Gould
Rome
de Castéllenes
Pittsburg Wheelman Lenz Might Be Found In Persia
Mrs Mary G Lenz mother of missing Pittsburg wheelman Frank G Lenz received a letter from Tabriz Persia with a photograph alleged to be his last. It shows him cycling in the royal palace gardens before the nobility and the royal family expresses sympathy and hope he is alive. Outing notes arrangements with Sachtlaben to search Persia starting in March.
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Persia
Mary G. Leny
Frank G. Lenz
Pittsburg
Tabriz
Lenz
Royal Palace
Open Sundays Saloons Advocated by New York Labor Groups
Labor organizations and German singing societies met at Terrace Garden to push New York legislators toward a more liberal excise law. Over 100 groups representing about 110000 delegates adopted resolutions against the Blue Law and tasked a 15 member committee to mobilize a mass meeting and draft a bill for open Sundays or a statewide popular vote.
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New York
Terrace Garden
Blue Lawné
Alsace-Lorraine Law Passes Third Reading in Reichstag
In Berlin today the dictatorship clause of the Reichsland Alsace Lorraine laws cleared its third reading with a Centrist Socialist Freisinnige and Semite majority. Also noted: Ilves unable to play due to fever, bonds sold in New York, and Cherry Cough Syrup advertised with a money-back guarantee.
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Hepeal Bmi
Bent
Reichstag
Reichsland
Alsace-Lorraine
Freissinige Party
Budget About Boxes: Simple Shoebox Furniture
A short guide describes crafting useful bedroom storage from common boxes such as shoeboxes and clothes boxes. It emphasizes that every family has these readily repurposable containers for toys and miscellaneous items.
Combined shopbox and window seat design details
The article describes a slim shoebox sized box with lid on hinges and light upholstery for display items. It shows a No.2 box with underside pockets for slippers and sundries and a No.3 plan for a shopbox window seat built from three boxes, with careful proportions and a back board. It also includes fashion tips and a tiger incident from India.
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Cretoria
Silico
Anticigarette League Trials for Boys at High Street School
Hartford Times reports a school based anticigarette movement with about 150 members at the Second North school branch. Boys sign a pledge to abstain from smoking until age 21 and persuade peers, under a council of ten and school hours meetings with the principal present.
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United States
Connecticut
John 5. Camp
High Street
Anticigarette League
League
Wilbur F. Gordy
Henry T. Sperry
Troy
N. Y
Albany
New York
Boston
Gordy
Second North School
Anticigaroette League
Professor Gordy
Hartford Times
Personal Gossip Highlights and Quirky Tales
Walter Gay is named chevalier of the Legion of Honor. Edward Gray of Maine dies by his own hand after his wife scolds him for eating apple sauce. Ambassador Bayard gains a refined reputation in England as a poised eloquent speaker. President Faure amasses nicknames from socialist papers including The Manikin and The Tramp. Sir Richard Temple donates £1000 for a Rangoon queen statue. 3 D Luttreel of Spokane inherits a Ireland estate quarter worth millions while working as a cigar maker. Marshal Lannes, a carpenter by trade, favored military life and whittled weapons in spare moments. A Pekin dispatch reports Li Hung Chang visiting the emperor thrice and negotiating peace with Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gay
Legion of Honor
Edward Gray
Maine
Ambassador Bayard
England
President Faure
Felix
Richard Temple
Rangoon
Andaman Islands
D_ Luttreel
Spokane
Wash
Ireland
John Luttreel
Marshal Lannes
Yale's Hair Tonic Promoted by Mme Yale Revelation
The Excelsior Hair Tonic is hailed as the first chemical remedy to turn gray hair back to its natural color without dye. Mme M Yale endorses it with a public guarantee, claiming rapid hair restoration and growth without stickiness, suitable for gray, streaked, or bald heads, priced at $1 and sold by all druggists.
Substitute Shun Them MME M YALE Health and Beauty
Health and complexion specialist from Yale Temple of Beauty advertises at 146 State Street Chicago offering substitute remedies. The note urges avoiding any substitute options and promotes the Yale establishment for complexion care.
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Mme. M. Yale
Yale Temple of Beauty
State Street
Chicago
War of Wealth Melodrama Stirs Philadelphia Audience
A panic nearly broke out at the Chestnut Street opera house during the Philadelphia premiere of The War of Wealth by C T Carey A realistic scene with a cotton heap set the stage ablaze prompting the stage manager to calm the crowd The piece, praised as first rate overall, avoided depicting financiers Drexel Armour and similar figures in real life The play centers on wealth versus wealth rather than wealth against poverty
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Philadelphia
Chestnut Street Opera House
C. T. Carey
Philip D. Armour
Chicago
A. J. Drexel
Drexel
Armour
Kangan Avenue
Kansas Avenue
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Mr. Gay
Los Angeles
Cal
Messia
W. A . Thompson
A. H. Thompson
A Peel
L King
Uinton
Quinton
Goor
James Monroe
FE. Holliday
Charles Broodsmith
Harci T. Chase
W. H. Rossington
Mra Hammatt
Sallie Cromby
Alice Clageton
W. H. Simpson
Fadea
Ives
Denver
Ilves
Schaefer
Colliseum Hall
Uy Begg
W. R Keanady
Lucinda Gore
Lackharabad
Times of
India
Charlotte Sereiber
London
South Kensington Museum
British Museum
American Board Journal
North Dakota
Colorado
Wyoming
New York Sun
South Carolina
THE
Ettenson Clothing CO
Golden Eagle Clothing Co
Ettenson
Boys Anticigarette League
Crown Prince
Germany
Potsdam
Prinyo
New York ‘Times
Sahara
Hung
Lospos
the Times
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
China
Japan
Yale
Jepres
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