Society Notes On Engagements And Social Gatherings
The piece details society engagements and events including Miss Hrows and Mr. Dillon’s Yale connection, upcoming weddings for Miss Davis and Miss Myers, receptions at Ming Catherine Clough’s lunch, and multiple club gatherings hosted by Mrs. Judd and Mrs. Merriam. It notes invitations, dinners at the Tike club and chapter events, with several names of attendees and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Dillon, Jr
Dillon
Hiram Price Dillon
Harrison Street
Ming Catherine Clough
Tvah Davin
Dat Hammitt
Chester Woodward
Lestie Guild
Tike Club
Cam
Chaphoer Dewey
Manhattan
Theodore D. Barmmatt
Miles Waiven
Miss Faxster
Miss Smith
Helen Smith
Thanksgiving travel and social notices in Knoxville Illinois
A fragmented local column lists residents and visitors making Thanksgiving plans and travels. Names include Mrs Hi W Sharp, Mr. Tom Frost, Miss Ivah Davis, Russell Frost from Wentworth Military Academy, Carol Case of Hartford, and others visiting or departing towns such as Excelsior Springs, Amarillo, Kansas City, and El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Meother
Tom Frost
Ivah Davis
Russell Frost
Wentworth Mlltery Academy
Lexfeston
Carol Case
Hartford
C. C. Baker
Amarillo
Texas
Avery Turner
William Richard Parkiner
Kansas City
P.M. Anderson
Howard
Wichita
Dirs
S. W. Poindexter
E.W. Poindexter
Mire Dan ‘Cain
Mise
Virgil Carp
la Junts
Tulle Whitmer
Springfield
Fred Brownson
Parsons
Leon Garre Thorpe
Neltie Thorpe
Hotter
T. TF
Miss Neill
Perry
Dramatic Season Promises Star-Driven Theater
Ada Rehan returns as Katharine in The Taming of the Shrew with Orie Skinner as Petruchio. Grand Alam and Crawford Theatre hosts feature dramatic revivals and multiple holiday attractions. Robert Edeson stars in Soldiers of Fortune, with Henry B. Harrison directing on November 23. State Journal readers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Rehan
Katharine
Orie ‘Skinner
Petruchio
Robert Edeson
Robert Clay
Americin
Aventis Apomek Singh
Veesim Ot Icherd
Harding Davis
Mr. Edeson
New York
Savoy Theater
Henry B. Harrison
Tshard Harding Davis
Arm Womens Soldiers OF Fortune Hdl
Trade mood shows readjustment and cautious buying
Telegram reports from across North America indicate price readjustment in industries and conservative buyers. Metals and textiles lag but overall activity strengthens, with dry goods and clothing bolstered by cold weather. Sharp issues confined to Colorado and Chicago, while Pittsburgh and New York remain less threatened. Montreal and Toronto see firm staple demand and rising orders from the northwest. Farmers push toward shipping points as funds in Dominion centers stay comparatively easy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sd‘viosa
International Mercantile Agency
United States
Canada
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Steel Corporation
Colorado
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
St Paul
Montreal
Eterall
Mercchants
Quebec
Toronto
Dominion Financial Centers
Serinopski Case Rules Shoe Stock Not Liable
A Thursday ruling in the Serinopski bankruptcy held the Fitnett shoe store stock, run by Albert Berinop ski, not liable to seizure for debts of his father Samuel Serinopski. The court saw no business association between the sons and father and rejected claims that the stock belonged to the father, noting replevin would be the sole remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serinopski
Fitnett
Albert Berinopski
Samuel Seriopski
Albert
Serkopski
Sigek
Governor Bailey to address Soldiers' Home veterans event
At Leavenworth Kansas the Soldiers' Home will host a commemorative ceremony at 2 pm marking the second anniversary of the Veterans Temperance union. Governor Bailey has accepted an invitation to address the gathering along with several prominent speakers from home and abroad. The program includes music by the Home Band, greetings from Acting Governor Major W. W. Martin, addresses by Col. D. R. Anthony and others, an invocation by Rev W. N. Page, and a benediction by Rev Father Thomas H. Kinsella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Soldiers’ Home Opera House
Veterans’ Temperance Union
N. H. DV
J. Bailey
Union
W. N. Page
D. D
Mary Sibbet
Levenaies
Aenerica
Thos
H. Kinsella
Burch
Willow Grove
Sorentino
Opening of Third Street Ward Benefit District Call
A Fourth ward mass meeting at the Commercial club rooms adopted a resolution urging an early city council meeting to open Third Street between Western Avenue and Filmore Street. The plan would extend tracks for the Topeka railway company and tax costs to Fourth ward property owners to fund the work. Previous attempts failed over unfair assessments, but organizers push for immediate action with Ways and Means to consider the resolution and include several Fourth ward residents in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Western Avenue
Filmore Street
Fourth Ward
Topeka Railway Company
Nellis
Juande Ter Hiy
Speacer
Annual Meeting of Kansas Academy of Science Next Week
The Kansas Academy of Science will convene in Manhattan from Thursday evening to Saturday morning at the State Agricultural College. President J C Cooper of Topeka will present an address on Oxygen in its Relation to Mineralogy. Readings cover chemical and geological papers, with diverse topics from salt industry to Cretaceous reptiles and Kansas flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Academy of Science
Manhattan
J. C. Cooper
Topeka
Physical Science
State Agricultural College
Kansas
E. H. Buley
Agard Hartow
Ti. B. Kner
J.T. Willard
McClenapran
Wamego
Smoky Hul
J.T. Lovewell
Cis
KE. B. Knerr
Protostega Gizas
Kan Ras
Charles H. Sternberg
J. M. McWhart
B. ‘Su
W. F. Hoyt
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