Topeka Society Notes Highlight Local Weddings And Events
Recent society items from Topeka and vicinity detail invitations for Blanche A S e to Mr William C Rigby at First Methodist Church. Social items cover visits, travels to Chicago Nevada and Lawrence, club meetings, whist sessions, and a Stedman club program with poems and a Wordsworth life scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Eee
Blanche
Willum C. Rigby
Woodpessey
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. M. Storte
College Hill
Frank Metriim
Mbia
Mise
Eleanor Thoroton
Edwin Zea
Mals Neesey McCabe
Topeka
Tee Trinda Graeggwood
W. H. Simpson
Chicago
Sansman
New York
Bessie Butte
T. J. Anderson
D. D. Hoyle
Nevada
Douxe Whist
Henrinth Thompson
Arthur Murphy
Mra C. Bowman
Millia Ia
John E. Mosa
Mr . Trump
Furs and Laces Trim Fashions in Sabie Styles
Fashion notes describe sable and fur trimmings as universal in wear, with imitations common. Little fur capes and large collars in sabie, mink, and chinchilla are styled with sable tails, laces, and velvet contrasts. Evening gowns feature ivory and black combinations, with chiffons and de Reys framing décolletage.
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Sable and
Inc
Alencon
Bruges
Marie Antoinette Chuef
Ince de Rey
Choux
Niles
Jtmic Cholner
Dresses for Girls White and Velveteen for Cleama
A fashion note on children's dress design stressing age appropriate style using velveteen and white fabrics. It highlights practical fabrics like velveteen over velvet, with color ideas browns blues and dahlia shades. The piece describes outfits for babies to twelve year olds, including jackets and a sample gown with mink trim and a black velvet yoke.
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China
Wales
Hetle
PEACE SOCIETY DECLARATION ADVOCATES PERMANENT ARBITRATION TRIBUNAL
Leaders from Durham, Westminster, Methodist Times editor Hugh Price Hughes, Wesleyan Methodist president, Rabbi Adler, Lady Henry Somerset, and other figures back a British United States petition for a permanent tribunal to arbitrate among Bogish speaking nations. The document calls for governments to enact congress and house resolutions from 1992 and 1293. It will be circulated for signatures across Britain and the U S.
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Lowpox
Congress
House of Commone
Deas Farthe Biedop
Durham
Westminster
Hugh Price Hughes
Methodist Times
United Kingdom Alliance
Thomes Howmen Stephenson
Wesleyan Methodist Conference
Rabbi Adler
Henry Somerset
British Woman's Christian Temperance Association
Sire Richarda
Woman's Peace Association
Great Britain
United States
Tow refused as Catalonia off Liverpool to Botton breaks shaft
The Catstonia from Liverpool to Botton suffer shaft damage and is spoken at sea by the Cevic. Captain Nicol of the Cevic refused to tow due to distance. No danger reported and the Cevic reached New York with the Catalonia still unable to assist. A separate AP cable notes a felon was landed at Azores aboard the Braunschwig.
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Cevic
New York
Liverpool
Botton
White Star
Atkin
Catalonia
Nicol
Associated Press
Azores
Feloni
Braunschwig
Mrs J Coleman Drayton Divorce Talk in Jersey City
The World notes lawyers discussed the divorce case begun by J Coleman Drayton against his wife, a daughter of William Astor. It says reconciliation was achieved and the couple may reunite.
Lorillards Vinland Purchase Shocks Newport Real Estate Market
Corneline Vandrypies sister Joins as heir in a Newport real estate deal at 91,400,000 announced January 28. Twombly of New York and McK. Twombly are linked to Cornelius Vandertylt with Vinland opposite Sue Breaker. The consideration is not stated but surpasses any prior Newport real estate sale of 1.2 million.
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Corneline Vandrypies
Newrour
Joule't
Clif
Vineland
Twombly
New York
Cornelius Vandertylt
Vinland
Sue Breaker
Newport
Ott Fixed On As President Of Topeka Club
ME S 5. OTT FIXED ON As President of the Commercial to Me Organized Tomicht. It is practically agreed that the presi dent stell the S & Ou, who has taken 4 terms in the plan to save a com me club in Topeka shall be president. Mr. Ott is known aa up and conservative business mag. 'The thing that is causing more trouble than anything else in the election of a secretary. He is the working officer of the organization and must be much the most active. tts difficult to Sed the right man who will give as much time to the club as he should. The success of club will depend to a great extent upen the selection of 4 secretary. The man for the place hae not been found b.
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Tomicht
Stell
S & Ou
Topeka
Ott
Tts
Zella Nicolaus Retires From Stage In St Louis
Zella Nicolaus, famed as the 340,000 George Gould cheek era figure, ends a brief turbulent tour and retires after a failed debut. She returns to St Louis with her husband Al Rubman, staying at the Lindell under new names.
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Galle Nicolaus
St. Louis
Zella Nicolaus
Zell
al. Rubman
Lindell
Mr. and Airs
Rubman
E. Moss
Wife
George Gould Cheek
Jerme
Lier Euitree
Zula
Abe
Gen Joseph Porter Dead From Old War Wound
Gen Joseph Porter died in New York at the Grand Union widow last night from complications of a gunshot wound to the lung received in the war. He served 54 years of service, began as a drummer boy when the war broke out, and joined the 7th New York Volunteers. He was repeatedly commended for bravery and meritorious conduct and was disabled by wounds.
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New York
Joseph Porter
Grand Union Bower
Poughkeepsie
Luy
New York Volunteers
Giant forgeries terrorize Java banknote market
Latest advices from China report forgers on Java island uttering 2,000,000 in Java notes. To gain acceptance, forged notary acceptances were used. 390,000 forged notes were already discovered, and many Chinese merchants have been arrested. A disturbance at a colored Baptist church on Twelfth and Washington streets led to arrests of Lizzie, Bessie, Sadie Spradley and others. George Hicks supported the arrested teens, with trials set for this afternoon.
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Sava Tacoma
China
Java
Colored Baptist Church
Twelfth
Washington Streets
Lizzie
Bessie
Sadie Spradley
George Hicks
Chess Masters Nervous Over Money Worry Interferes in St Petersburg
The New York Saw publishes a St Petersburg letter explaining Pillsbury and Ts higorin’s nervousness as money bets overshadow the chess tournament. Backers fear losses, Steinitz and Lasker fallout, while Pillsbury hopes to persuade Ts ehigorin to join future events. The fourth round game shows Steinitz losing after a queen sacrifice.
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St. Petersburg
New York
Checker
Tschigorin
Pilleburs
England
America
Steinitz
Pallsbury
Techisorin
Monty
Lasker
Pillsbury
Russia
Tsehigorin
Warsaw
Steluite
A Sarcastic Judge and A Rural Ye Heart Recital
A poem recounts a Montana or prairie reminiscence where a speaker recalls a snow filled night with Maria and a river. a separate New York note humorously notes Judge Walton in Washington delivering sharp wit about sentences. a socialite staging of Othello ends in a comic mispronunciation during a Davenport Street gathering.
A New York Photographer patents steel engraving like photo process
A discovery in photography introduces a process by Herman Brendelssohn that renders photographs in a steel engraving style. The method, already patented domestically and abroad, mimics line, dot, and stipple engraving while preserving likeness, with potential use beyond photography in lithography and photo engraving.
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Herman Brendelssohn
New York
Salisbury to Portugal Dispatch and Muted Laughter
A Salisbury anecdote recalls a critic’s moment when a dispatch from Portugal about German troop movement from Delagon Bay to the Transvaal caused the prime minister to laugh and scribble a marginal remark about England backing Portugal. The piece notes a Hazelmorn club boasting a motto on Caucasian superiority and plans to oppose a colored drivers tale for social and altruistic aims.
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England
Portugal
Lord Salisbury
Germany
Delagon Bay
Transvaal
Lisbon
Gonchman's Club
Hazelmorn
Chartty Comes High In Chicago Charity Funds
An investigation in Chicago shows forty percent of a large annual charity fund is used by charitable organizations in distributing aid. In Huntington Indiana, Alphones and Mary Searles are described as divorced in court within three minutes after petition. the report cites unrest and calls for stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alphones
Mary Searles
Huntington
Ind
Choir Hum Confuses Congregation In Quieting Ruse
A Lewiston Journal note recalls a Sunday tale where a pastor pretends to hear the choir humming a hymn during prayer to quiet them, then announces no hymn as usual while implying shared singing by the whole congregation. The quip reflects old time newspaper humor and stray foreign phrases.
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Lewiston Journal
Society Lives Nastiness At Grieviously Disappointed Musicale
In January news from Chicago reports a society musicale disappointment as Mrs Hrice failed to send invitations and Yvette Guilbert failed to appear. Guests waited through a boxed box scene where a diplomat’s daughter occupied a front seat then retreated behind curtains during Guilbert's performance.
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Sherman
Dleola
Guilbert
Alees
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General Notes OF Society
Stedmay
Stedman Club
L. H. Crac- QU Wave Elveson
Ampulbruchs
P. Kiley
Bite Sarah Hargreaves
Rydal Slount
Wordsworth
Ginn Davis
Weitten
Fi. Chan
Eigb
Emily Black
Carrie Merrick
Anna Crane
Trimm Greenwood
Lulu Cope
Occidental Club
Sra
Josephine Keizer
Mra
Sutton
Charlie
Harry J. Adame
Jem- Uy
Los Angeles
Aniisteraia
Eob Farrand
Woestminster
Fannie Hemus
Colorado Springs
HL Carr
Eudora
Kansas
Hancock Street
Albrecht Marburg
Wilhelmins
F. J. Schubert
Lawrence
Jetmore
Guildhall
Cora Deever
Maudie Hantock
Floy Greene
Florence
Carrie
Jessie Deever
Ethel
Jessie Grice
Myrtle Clark
Lillie
Mabal Shanson
Pihel Triggs
Masters Lloyd Miller
Eddie Swanson
Azell
Peace Society
Mrs, Astor, Peacemakes
Me.s
Poerlesy Steam
Wad
Wess Son
Brrox
WWISE
Hie
Maris
John
Maria
Sebati
Jersey
L. Stanton
Chicago Times Herald
Walton
Washington
Connsel
Billy Smith
Lim
Thompson Street
Clayburns
T. Jefferson Washington
Desdemona
Othello
Ariadne Jones
Quincy Adame Johnson
Orhel Jo
Desthdemona
San
Venezuela
Patty
Armenia
Ely
Francisco
Herr Angstvoll
Detrois Tribune
Curcago
Jas
Illinois Steel Company
Crystal Fields
E. B. Guild
Kansal
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