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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
3
The Terpsichorean club held its first dance in the Pythian Castle ballroom last night. The informal event ran 8:30 to 11:30 with music by Horstman and Ramsay. Fifty couples attended and several out of town guests were present.
The Damfino club held a cheerful gathering last night in its club rooms with music and dancing described as a lively social event.
Mrs H D Chaffin spent the past two days in Columbus. Mrs Herman Price hosts Miss Crawford of Reeseville. Stella Curtis traveled from Sabina for a club dance. Mr Os Briggs attended the Fat Stock show in Chicago and returned. Mr G H Woodmansee travels to Iowa with Mrs Woodmansee. Mrs D H Van Winkle comes home from a ten day visit with Mrs Dayton Clark in Dayton.
Miss Myrtle McCoy will hold a display and sale of hand decorated china at Haynes Furniture next Wednesday through Friday December 11 to 13. The event adds a local shopping feature to a busy period with shoppers seeking unique homeware.
Mrs. Cc. O. G. Miller's diamond studded purse drops from a pleasure pier. Her heirs race daily in divers’ parties to recover the $235 in gold, the pursuit fueled by social prestige and sentimental value rather than money.
Starrs Art Shop announces a ten day sale of embroideries and novelties at Miss Theobald's Millinery store starting Thursday. Red Cross Ball Blue is advertised as a blueing value that pleases laundresses.
Ptolemy Philadelphus of Egypt founded the museum and library of Alexandria and ordered a Greek copy of the Old Testament for his collection. This work produced the Septuagint, revealing the form of Greek used in antiquity.
Starrs Art Shop lists offerings at Miss Theobald's on Main Street 290. Local patrons can inquire for artworks and specialty crafts at this neighborhood location.
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