Shoopang Salad A Fad In Washington Society
A Chicago Record Herald dispatch reports Chinese minister Chryanthemum presents shoopang salad as a new Washington society fad. The recipe names heart of shoopang moywen fish wings two broiler chickens four young pigeons lobsters and herbs. The dish serves eight and is pitched as a principal banquet course though its ingredients are costly and hard to obtain in 1853.
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Washington Society
Chicago Record Herald
Chentung Liang
China
Painter's Life Work by Thomas Ball A Portrait of Christ
Montclair New Jersey sculptor Thomas Ball finally completed a painting started fifty three years ago. The canvas shows Christ chiding Martha from Luke with Mary on Christ's right gazing at his face as a sunlit doorway opens to distant Palestine. Ball began the work in Boston.
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Thomas Ball
Montclair
N. J
New York Times
Christ
Martha
Mary
Palestine
Mr. Ball
Boston
Silver six inch motor nut toy ships for Christmas
A New York correspondent reports novelty silver gifts shaped as six inch motor nuts with a steering wheel and torpedo stern. Two styles exist, male as cigarette and match holder miniatures, female as plush lined jewel cases. Prices reach twenty dollars.
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New York
Pittsburg Dispatch
Pearl Found Inside Pig Heads Bayonne Man Finds Gem
Patrick Mullen of Isabelle avenue and Evergreen street Bayonne New Jersey cut open a dressed pig and discovered a large pearl just behind the snout The New York Times reports he has refused a $100 offer from his employer Charles Becker who made the bid
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Patrick Mullen
Isabelle Avenue
Evergreen Street
Bayonne
N. J
New York Times
Mullen
Charles Becker
Dissential Penture and World News Digest
A brief collection notes quotes from Washington Star and reports on Jules Cambon to Vienna, a fire destroying the Y M C A in New Britain with losses of 100000 dollars, Spanish laborers arriving for Panama Canal construction. In Tokyo the streetcar purchase proposal fails. King George visits Rome then Greece. Miss Alice Langhorne wed Stanley Washburn at St Johns Church Washington.
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Jules Cambon
Ambassdor
Washington
Madrid
Vienna
New Britain
Conn
Colon
Panama Canal
Tokio
King George
Greece
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
St. Johns’ Church
Alice Langhorne
Stanley Washburn
Minneapolis
United States
Washburn
Musical Evening At Mrs Roberta's Home
Mrs Roberta and Miss Ida hosted about a hundred friends at a East Washington street musicale. Florence Parrish Lucy Wilson Rev L D Young and Mrs Carl Roberts performed. A music familiarity contest crowned Miss Kate Smith. Out of town guests included Mrs W Gilkey and Mrs Minnie Stichter Fulton. Maude Nicola to wed Bendtson tomorrow. Presbyterian Christian Endeavor meets after prayer.
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Roberta
Ida
East Washington Street
Florence Parrish
L. D. Young
Lucy Wilson
Reverend Young
Kate Smith
W. Gilkey
Mercer, T.a
Minnie Stichter Fulton
Fairfield
Junior Christian Endeavor Social At Beamer Home
The Junior Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church will host a ten cent social tomorrow evening at the W. R. Beamer home on East Second street from 7 to 10. A program and refreshments will be provided.
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Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
Junior Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
W. R. Beamer
East Second Street
Fraternal Aid Box Supper and Local Weddings
The Fraternal Aid society hosts a box supper next Saturday at the Workman ball with a program and invitation for all to attend. The G T club meets at Miss Aner Gardner's West Main street home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs J M Bickford host the wedding of their daughter Amy K to 8 J McKee at 8 p m. Mrs Kad McCaulley hosts the wedding of Miss Hattie Scranton and Charles Darbyshire at East Second street.
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Fraternal Aid Society
J. M. Bickford
Amy K
J. McKee
Kad McCaulley
East Second Street
Hattie Scranton
Charles Darbyshire
Entertaining Recital by Miss Lissa Adams Class
A large audience at the Lexington M. E. church enjoyed a Friday evening music program by Miss Lissa Adams and her class. The program featured solos, duets, readings, and a quartet with strong performances by Adams, Faulkner, Dayton, and others. The Benevolent Society of the Presbyterian church meets with Mrs Barrett on East Jefferson Street Friday at 2:30.
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Lissa Adams
Lesington M. BE
Carl Oldfield
Rosa Faulkner
Leonard Schachner
Bee Adams
I'reda Dayton
Hattie Faulkner
Mayme Chalupa
Lissa
Alta Hampshire
Spoopendyke
Suspenders
A. K E. Adams, Jr
Havel Schulty
Fern Reaves
The
Benevolent Society of the Presbyterian Church
Ready Maids Plan Friday Evening Gathering
The Ready Maids will entertain a number of their friends Friday evening at the home of Miss Dorothy Miller on West Main Street.
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Dorothy Miller
West Main Street
Miss Violet Jones Hosts Evening Honoring Two Guests
Miss Violet Jones will entertain this evening in honor of Miss Daisy Wallick of Fairfield and Miss Lillian Stewart of Richland.
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Violet Jones
Daisy Wallick
Fairfield
Lillian Stewart
Richland
A B C Girls Entertain Friends In Quiz Scene
A. B. C. group hosted a friendly gathering with members and guests in a light social program. The event showcased music and chatter among friends, reflecting local community entertainment and school spirit.
Stella Geneva Jones Weds Thomas Lewis In Local Ceremony
Last night at West Third street Mrs J B Jones hosted the nuptials of her daughter Stella Geneva to Thomas Lewis of Kansas City Mo. The ceremony at 8 o clock in the Jones parlor was performed by Rev Hackley of the local A M E church followed by a wedding dinner. The bride wore Alice blue with silk trim while the groom wore a black suit. The couple will reside in Kansas City after a short honeymoon period.
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J. B. Jones
West Third Street
Stella Geneva
Thomas Lewis
Kansas City
Jones
Hackley
Lewis
Magnet and Aurora Literary Societies Open Session
A joint open session in the Academy chapel drew a large crowd. Ralph Shannon opened, Walter Little presented a Wit and Humor paper, Miss Fannye Beal spoke on Great Men, Amelia Grecian played piano solos, Bessie Darbyshire on Schiller, James Edgington sang with Colthurst accompanying, Ray Stryker debated with Don Handy on Canada US trade reciprocity, with the negative favored. John Perkins and John Simpson closed the program.
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Magnet
Aurora Literary Societies
Academy Chapel
Ralph Shannon
Walter Little
Fannye Beal
Amelia Grecian
Bessie Darbyshire
Schiller
James Edgington
Colthurst
Ray Stryker
Aurora
Don Handy
Canada
United States
Stryker
Handy
John Perkins
John Simpson
Licenses to Wed Issued to Three Couples
Licenses to wed were issued this afternoon to S. J. McKee and Amy E. Bickford, Charlies H. Darbyshire and Harriet Scranton and Fred 2. Durian and Mae B. Moon.
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S. J. McKee
Amy E. Bickford
Charlies H. Darbyshire
Harriet Scranton
Fred 2. Durian
Mae B. Moon
Mr. RK T. McCall and Family Visit Fordsville
RK T. McCall his wife and daughter traveled to Fordsville this morning to visit friends and acquaintances in the town.
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Rk.t. McCall
S. O. Gilkey
Fordsville
Feeding For Size From An Old Breeder
An old breeder describes feeding for growth by inducing exercise and providing a varied diet. Main items include milk, meat, grain and green foods with skimmed milk at six cents per gallon and sour milk. Young stock avoid corn until six months. bran and middlings stay dry or moistened. Whole oats soaked in skim milk aid growth after six weeks. Charcoal, grit and cool water complete the regimen.
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Trave
Mansion plans for Mrs. Clarence Moore large Washington bath project
The New York Press notes Mrs. Clarence Moore plans a Massachusetts avenue mansion near Senator Lodge and the Larz Andersons. With an outlay of 1 500 000 dollars three score bathrooms will be built including a private sea cave style bath with a rose shell tub, moss rug, and vine curtains.
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Clarence Moore
Mabelle Swift
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington
Senator Lodge
Larz Andersons
Walshes
New York Press
Born on the Job Prompts New York Waiter Hire
The verse notes Count de Castellane offered a head waiter post in a New York restaurant. It contrasts former Parisian charm with industrial era efficiency as the chef’s domain becomes a bustle of brisk service and blunt orders. The poem hints at social mobility and the price paid for success.
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Count de Castellane
New York
J. Montague
Amera
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Steck
Pickard
H. F. Steck
East Side Jeweler
Painter
Christ Hearn
Farmer Corntessel
Washington Star
Thor
Colcifibia Pharmacy Acription Store
iLemMon, Proprietor
South Avenue OC
Mabel Jones
Burlington
Maude E. Nicola
Mr. Bendtson
Chicago
Wellman
G. T. Club
Aner Gardner
Washington, Iowa
SBE
Cash Grocery
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