Mrs Guernsey and Horton Dinner Amid D A R Congress
D A R members Mrs Guernsey and Mrs Horton were the principal guests at a post session dinner after a crowded congress. Guests included Mrs Matthew T Scott and various state regents, with Wes John Co Ames and others in attendance as tribute to past leadership and election efforts.
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J. M Horton
General Fight
Matthew T Scott
Robert T Wiles
John Cines
George T Page
Linors
Carl Vrooman
Hlinors
DA KR
Hbbitt
Willard T. Black
Ocasion
Wes John Co Ames
Mrz
Guernsey
Horton
Borer
Mos
Thacher Guernsey
Rinsis
Evenng Sesson
Mrg
Atuhelo
Braser
Kansas
Ana Mie
Taggart
Karsas
Notes of the Congress Highlight Southern Women Leaders
A fragmentary report describes Mrs T G Wouter state regent of Alabama and Mos Crenshaw regent of Francis Marion chapter among a large delegation at a congress. It lists regents and dignitaries, mentions scholarships, and notes social roles of several prominent women in attendance.
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T G Wouter
Alabama
Mos Crenshaw
Francis Marion
Mos Crenshan
Mre
Jo Moargan Smith
Birmingham
Old Elxton
Morgan Smith
Beauty of the National Capital amateur charity performance
Charles B Tazier and Edward L Harris head a list of notable participants in an upcoming amateur show to benefit charity. The Ohio-based performers include Mrs. Sufferd and Miss A Hower, with 437 chapter members focused on patriotic work.
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Charles B Tazier
Edward L. Harris
Stats
Mra
Mistara
Ohio
Prominent Daughters Share Duties At New Mexico Conference
The article profiles leading members of the Patriots Memorial Chapter and other New Mexico delegates at a national congress. It highlights Mrs Edward B Ornes, Florence G. Fanch, Miss Finch, and regional regents from Silver City and Deming, detailing their roles, projects like promoting memory trails, and participation in upcoming conferences and charitable efforts. It also mentions plans to copy Connecticut pension records and a noted Worthy figure from Michigan.
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Edward B Ornes
Patriots’ Memorial Chapter
Congress
Sheg
Patriots’ Mimeorial National Schools
Florence G. Fanch
New York
Mra Story
Miss Finch
New Mexico
Mre
Nettleshenfetter
Silverity
Mary Hudson
Deming
Mra
Prince of
Santa Fe
Daughters of
Michigan
William Fieury Wall
Waters
Children of the Republic
Society
Michiigan
Historical Commission
Waist Wilh
East
Washington
Baltimore
Nahonal Conference of Charities and Corrections
Gov Ferns
Wait
National Federation of Art
Ann Arbor Association of Art
University of Michigan
Doctor Saves Orphan Boy With Timely Opera tion In Washington
A Washington hospital tale tells of a hemetesal orphan boy arriving from Ohio with appendicitis. Dr Charles, formerly deputy coroner, performed a timely operation that spares him a life of idleness and crime. Supporters urge local citizens to provide the boy a job to steer him toward a productive path.
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Job
Washington
Ohio
Caaualt
Charles
Stanley White
Dr White
White
Cass
Bos
Usin Hancock
Hay
Fort Monroe
Man sues father in law over alienation claim in New York case
Max Kleist auto driver testifies in federal court that Edward Breitung forced him into a risky New Mexico mine duty with dynamite and ordered him to marry Breitung's daughter Juliet Breitung. He recalls receiving a summons back East, a hotel alias, and a later proposal collapse. Juliet allegedly taught him to smoke.
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Max Kleist
Mr. Breitung
Bride
New York
Max Kielst
Federal District Court
Kieist
Edward N Hreitung
Marquette Mich Kielst
Mias
Jullet Breitung
Kleist
New Mexico
New Hunhelle
Joe Baker
Boston
Juliet
Jes
Hough
Dance of the Future a Freed Movement Recital at Columbia
Miss Alva EX Bent ley’s pupils presented a Columbia Theater program of twenty dancers interpreting classic music through free body movement. Solo and group pieces matched works by Brahms Carmen MacDowell and other masters with graceful legato and exuberant joy. Mina Edith Athey accompanied the program while Sol Minster conducted the orchestra.
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Greece
Ita
Alva EX Bentley
Columbia Theater
Soto
Fredom
Peter Pan Ie
Mina Edith Athey
Sol Minster J Maeb
Simmons College faculty oppose student dress at Boston
Boston April 23 faculty at Simmons College oppose modern fashions for women urging a student daughter of a city official to alter her dress or resign Others support dressing freely while some Biria would resign rather than conform. Rockville Md April 23 a Montgomery County Antisaloon League meeting at Grace Methodist Church Gaithersburg heard Rev Oscar Henderson chaired by Armour of Georgia deliver principal address.
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Boston
Simmons College
Rockvile
Montgomery County Antisaloon League
Grace Southern Methodist Church
Gaithersburg
Oscar Henderson
Mary Armour
Georgia
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