Day in Society Social Calendar of Kansas Capital City
Day in Society highlights a closing concert by the Ladies' Music Club at Library hall with a large attendance and an excellent program. It notes Mrs Hudson's party entertaining Kansas City ladies, plus other social happenings in the capital city, including informal gatherings, German whist parties, and personal notices of residents and visitors in an early 20th century social page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Music Club
Library
Feyna
Schumann
Summer relocations and society notices in Topeka
Peets to spend the summer in Topeka as Mrs C S Sutton and Mrs Al Wilso art spend a short time in Chicago. Mr and Mrs J H Wetherell and children left Sunday for New York to make their home. Mrs Alva Findry will go to Manhattan for a week's visit. Mr and Mrs Edmund Shikeshaft and children and Mrs S G Stewart and children west Wednesday for the cast. they will sail May 2 for Liverpool. Mrs Stewart will spend the summer in Ireland and Mrs Shakestart in tona. Miss Edith VanDorp returned from four months with Miss May Purt at Oakdale Farm. Miss Purt accompanies her home to spend a few days. Sts A C Davis, Mrs A H Conn erly and Mrs Bellows of Kansas City are guests of Mrs James Hayden. Miss Annie St Vesper and Edward Kutz were married on May 10 at Rev Mr Reynolds' residence. Mrs ute is head clerk in the P W Griges Hardware Co. Mrs OB Dalley and children go today to Fowler, tito, to visit a few weeks with Mr Dalley's mother. Special display of Summer Millinery Fray and Saturday at the Emporium, 735 Kansas avenue. Friday and Saturdays at the Emporium, 735 Kansas avenue. The Emporium, Kansas avenue, showing a new line of summer patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakestart
Tona
Edith VanDorp
May Purt
Oakdale Farm
Wakarusa
Purt
A.C Davis
A. H. Connerly
Mrs Bellows
Kansas City
Mra James
Hayden
Annie St Vesper
Edward Kutz
Reynolds
Ute
P. W. Griges Hardware Co
OB Dalley
Fowler
Tito
Kansas Avenue
Te Ehowine
Iron Age review on Carnegie Frick merger claims
New York May 1 Iron Age review notes no official statement of variations in the Carnegie Frick merger terms. It cites reports of stock and reserve plans, with a wide range of industry speculation about consolidations, capacity growth, and steel market actions across regions and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H.C
Carnegie-Frick
Beery
Rene Syed
Sangpanga
Prinkacers
Segar
Weil
Tee Bhase
Pittsburg
Bessemer
Yates
Trom
New Republic Beach
Akupe
Gesaieers
Sarrie Webbers
Nt Prines
Priess
Will Survey Muskogee Town For Government
Mr H V Juncxley an engineer has gone to Muskogee Indian Territory to survey the town for the government. Muskogee now has over 500 inhabitants but has never had an official survey. Streets and alleys are disjointed and many properties may move. the survey will enable proper development and construction of new dwellings and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Juncxley
Vopeka
Muskogee
Indian Territory
Muskotes
Muskaces
United States
Hinckley
Otis Telegram Seeks Dewey House Fund Support
Adjutant General Curtin and the Dewey Heine committee receive a Los Angeles Times telegram urging the state or its citizens to fund building a Dewey house and to place a union tablet with an appropriate legend noting the story of how Dewey's name was built by his countrymen. Treats diseases. Free treatment Friday and Saturday. Office hours 3 to 9 pm.
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Geo
H. G. Otis
Washington
Curtin
Dewey Heine Committee
Harwon Gray Otis
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Dewes
Elling
Clinton
Bealer
West Sixth Avenue
Circus News Touches Topeka Streets And Park Events
Residents read of Ringling circus visits at Junction City and Hays while Topeka gears up for shows at Vinewood Park. Reports cover garden parties, fundraisers, youth petitions, and local officials debating street repairs and safety, with mentions of performers, editors, and civic figures.
Macbeth Evans Lamp Chimney Combine Formed in Pittsburg
A major merger uniting George A Macbeth, Thomas Evans Glass, and Linbey Glass creates the Macbeth Evans Glass company with 290000 capital. It will run five top chimney plants, own related patents, and install class blowing machinery across facilities. Headquarters set in Pittsburg with annual output of 5 08000 dozen lamp chimneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro
United States
George A. Macbeth Company
Thomas Evans Glass Company
Macbeth-Evans Glass Company
Linbey Glass Company
Echo
Pittsburg
Deputy Fish Wardens to be Appointed Across Counties
The secretary of state authorizes printing commissions for fish wardens to be issued to men chosen by George Wiley, state fish commissioner. At least one fish warden will be appointed in each county statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
George Wiley
Visit of Tim and Patsy Graph at the circus
A vivid, slang filled account of Tim and Patsy at a circus tent. The scene includes a lively crowd, ticket tricks, a blue and gray tableau, and acts from elephants to clowns. Patsy frets over tickets and performers while Tim participates in a plan to gain entry. The piece ends with the boys dozing after a night of sights and curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy
Tim
Denny
Elise
Feller
South Winder
Blur
Blue
Creuses
Guesa
West
Emulsified Cod Liver Oil Delight Lets Strength Shine Through
A vintage tasting note extols Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil for its pleasant flavor and health benefits. The advertiser claims the product warms and soothes, improves color, smooths wrinkles, and boosts vitality, presenting it as a painless way to gain nourishment.
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Scott
Rock Island Disinfection of Cars Moves to Topeka Yard
Rock Island will disinfect stock cars in Topeka instead of Kansas City. A new riverbank track below Rock Island bridge allows efficient work, with a refree used for filling forms near the bridge. The project creates jobs and prompts expansion of yard facilities including a roundhouse and office for yards supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Topeka
Kansas City
Rock Inland Bridge
Yarimamer Wilson
Kentucky Hoodlums Fire On Trains In Dire Report
A group of Kentucky soldiers passing through a southern city fired from railway cars injuring several along the line near Lexington. The attackers allegedly killed two and wounded many as passengers and freight crews scattered. Police and agents were urged to patrol the rails. Quick action by local laundries is noted in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chattanooga
Kentucky
Lexington
Central Depot
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Schubert
WS. Charles
S—Voitin
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Miss Bundy
Meyer Helmund
A Minhans
Wagner-Liszt
Mabel Martin
Stephen A_ Emery Mire Thomas
Mrscomer
Fuster
Ferrs
Hodson
Mre Davis
Cunnilly
Heliens
Kaneas City
Cofnnelly
Hudayn
Louise Willis
City of
Mexico
W. A Morton
Mirs Bad Clark
Everett Hawiey
Hawler
CO. Chesney
Harry P. Hoden
Wil Header
Daisy Starr
May Hawk
Jesuie King
Dora Clarke
Biles Helen Harvemaster
Mrs. Hawles
Miss Mar Hawley
Lute Stevens
Seenienton
Fopeka
Triers
W. W. Mille
Yong Womens Christian Association
Charles Thomas
Weeta
Adame Bros
A i Taylor
Tate Normal School
Bexoria
Les
Hubeon
Stles Laurdly Harrie
Ninenrs
Canada
Mies Harris
Royal Baking Powder
EV. Hinckley
Grenspan
Arion Mecieny
Vinewood Park
G&d
Otlesa
Ingalls
Neklace Sunisy Cemie
Chris Biooi Smith
H. P
Watuestay
Gamer Davies
Cancontia Kansan
K. 5
Laroek
New
Harrison School
Trath
Topeke
Wiest
CE Holman
Tine Trust Contipacy
Foyfe
Tieir
Miniar Costa Bima
Dan Masterson
Pupeke
Huth
Jobo Marshall
Bousas
Tenth
Ilty
Tse
Tocpeka
Ste Poort Ainancat
Lis O
J. Criswell
Franklin Barnes
Thorson
Ana CP Pearl
Dour
Kerpers
Bieter
WoWatawey
Tonivers Uf Eeerucve
Charlie Subediant
Frank Eatiney
International
Lamp Chimney Trust
Chilly
Alf Ringling
Geezer
el Capitan
Monk
Burzan
Paty
Micky
Western Union
Egypt
Dle
T. Felix Gouraud
Grey
Esata
Uae
Nadas
Europe
Hopkins
Tin
Erie
Everett
Richmond
Story & Clark
Marshall & Wendell
The
E. B. Guild Music Co
Lis West Seventh Street
Spe
Sheldon
Chan Bennett's
Kansas Eye
5. B. Brett
Sour —Acres
Desileee Steam Laundry
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