OCIAL EVENTS Chronicled in Brief Continued From Sixth
The article notes Mrs Blac hay directing a women’s Rubin choral group and a boys choir in Canterbury, with 35 young women under training. Mrs W E Butler and TJ Butler depart for the White Mountains to join their daughter Eleanor, who has been at camp. Huren W Lawson and spouse tour Maryland Virginia resting at Rehoboth Beach Hotel Henlopen. Somerset R Waters and daughter Rosalie spend August at Atlantic City, returning September 6.
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Rubinatetn
Blachay
Canterbury
W E Butler
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Eleanor Butler
Huren W Lawson
Maryland
Virginia
Henlopen
Rehobeth Beach
Somerset R Waters
Rosalie Waters
Atlantic City
Beavers Bet Ruth Thornton Engaged to Oliver Graham Magruder
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Jonn M Beavers of the engagement of their daughter Ruth Thornton to Mr Oliver Graham Magruder son of Mr and Mrs Five Barron Magruder. The couple plans a September wedding. many relatives from North Branch Michigan and Kansas appear in notices among travel plans and social visits across Asbury Park Schroon Lake Washington Grove and Boston.
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Jonn M Beavers
Ruth Thornton
Oliver Graham Magruder
Fiver Barron Magruder
Topeka Families Share News From Washington and New York
A recent note recalls a law graduate who became a post office inspector to Cuba and did valuable work there. He married Miag Clemma Linn of Topeka. they have two sons and will remain in Topeka with her parents, who lived in Washington where she was a bell. Mrs Marie Elise Alien of Chevy Chase heads to Asbury Park for two weeks. Betty Herachler of Florence Court returns from New York where she worked with allied bazaars as a board member and will go back this week. Jr. and Mrs J Flanagan of the city are in New York.
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Cuba
Miag Clemma Linn
Topeka
Washington
Marie Elise Alien
Chevy Chase
Asbury Park
Betty Herachler
Florence Court
New York
Motor trip to Atlantic City with extended stay planned
Mr and Mrs Harry 8 Jones and son John Paul Jones travel by car to Atlantic City with Mrs John Dugan to visit the area for the rest of August. Mrs Dugan will be guest of her son-in-law and daughter during the trip. Mrs May Roberta hosted a dinner for Virginia Gardner and Winston Sloane ahead of their early fall wedding. Lena Strauen leaves for an extended trip to Philadelphia Atlantic City and New York with several Washington guests also enjoying the weekend.
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Netta Craig
Hila Jane Truett
Florence Friabie
Boston
Truett
Miss Frisble
Miss Craig
Washington Grove
Helen Welch
Benjamin T Welch
South Dakota
Joseph L. Harper
North Branch
Mich
Beulah
Lucille
Lyman L. Dunwoody
Dunwoody
Copley Courts
Church of the Covenan
Harry
Mis. May Roberta
Kalorama Avenue
Misa Virginia Gardner
Wintinute Sloane
Mian
Lena Strauen
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York
Goshen
Samuel Dr
Harry Sellhauzen
Borkshires
Selsenhorst
Virginia
Arrivals and Weddings Highlight Page Nine Social Notes
Former Capital resident Howe arrives from Panama and tours the Jersey coast before visiting Ocean City and Ocean View. Guests include Dr and Mrs Harry Sellhauzen, Miss Virginia McQuade, and Miss Caroline Dawes Appleton at 1715 N Street. Nellis Higgins wedding at St Patrick's rectory unites Irene Higgins and William Lyons Nellis with Rev Thomas McGunigan officiating.
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Sidney Appleton
N Street
Northweat
Caroline Dawes Appleton
Irene Jon Higgins
Edward Higginga
Willam Lyons Nellis
Detroit
Thomas E McGunigan
Mary Goode
Donald Luxford
Miss Goode
Nellia la
Bytrye Nallis
Dayton
Ohio
British Officers Swagger Stick At Paris Society Events
Paris society ladies in the Rue de Boulogne carry British officers swagger sticks as a fashion innovation. The trend, first seen in Trouville in 1898 with a Parisian author, reflects a martial style paired with short skirts, khaki inspired jackets, and velvet caps. The fad reappears as metropolitan tastes cycle through and earlier London and Vienna flirtations with gendered accessories recede.
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Paris
Rale de
Polite Ladies and Dueling cited in 1793 critique
A Worcester Gazette relic reprints a Milton H Northrup column condemning fashionable female vanity and lack of politeness in young ladies educated poorly. It also rails against the dueling habit, noting German laws against duels and advocating harsher penalties for deadly combat.
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Worcester Gazette
Milton H Northrup
Mary
Has Shaved 243,690 Patrons in 25 Years
Lorain Ohio August 13 Theodore Cur tig a Lorain barber has celebrated twenty fifth anniversary of his career He has kept count of every man shaved noting 243690 whiskers removed He claims to have cut hair for presidents McKinley Roosevelt and Taft senators Hanna Quay Beveridge Tillman and notable figures Doc Cook Buffalo Bill Tod Sloan and Harry Thaw
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Lorain
Ohio
Theodore Curtig
Artis
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Mark Hanna
Mat Quay
Albert Beveridge
Ben Tilman
Doc’ Cook
Buffalo
Bill Jose Whlard
Tod Sloan
Harry Thaw
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Kate Pearl
Schroon Lake
Adiron Pecks
F Weiler
Thin Cit
Greenfield
Mass
Mise Pearl
Canada
Re Denham
Cleveland Park
Luther B Wilaan
Baltimore
Roland Park
Grace Burnap
George Hurnap
Eister
Hopkinton
Mra Gore
Oklahoma
Mountain Lake Turk
Charles Allan Mille
Topehks
Milils
Judge Morrison
Rhode Island
Tor Oe Hes
Miss M. Broadnax
Mies L M Burket
Milas G Hi. Lyle
Mra
JB Kinnear
Mrs Bralley Gish
W. H. McQuade
Virginia McQuade
N. J
W .H. McQuade
J Prescott
Harry Lowman
Ralph Gilt
A. C. Clapham
Joanson Willams
Co. F King
Edward Norval Fortson
Reta Nusbaum
Harvard Street
Ocean View
Howe
Panama
Jersey
Ocean City
H. E. Pertie
St. Patrick's
Benjamin L. Jacobson
Bb. F. Hough
Jacobaen
Young Homan
Circe
Trostiss
Ada Birminu
Yard York
Pelter Graal Geogany
Kolinsky
Kolingky
Stertloener
Hudson
Uding Lang
Mlady Eastor
Copenhagen
Senate
Delft
Bale
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Zoo
Paris Society
Ihai Day
Ools
Der
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Aleo
Germany
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