Fashion's Fads and Fancies Across Europe and America
The piece surveys revived French hand kissing as old-world etiquette, China's secluded young emperor, and Emperor William advising moderation and Greek study. It notes London’s fashion shift to vivid colors, lavish fabrics, fur trims, and Egyptien style gowns, plus British and American dress contrasts, and mentions Mrs George Keppel in Italy and Ridney Holloway’s marriage and move toward Virginia horse breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Ridney Holoway
New Rochelle
Virginia
Orange County
Haverford
W Louise Peck
Chicago
William L. Hirst
Marion Holloway
Holloway
Joe Holloway
Charles Holloway
Bayside
Long Island
Fraternal Visits and Degrees Across Local Lodges
Myrtle Lodge and Syracusian Lodge conferred esquire and knight ranks at recent meetings. Grand chancellor and visiting dignitaries from Knights of Pythias planned official visits to Union Lodge and Osage Tribe. Red Men and Junior Order events featured speeches, fashioning an Indian camp ambiance and reaffirming fraternal ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge of Mficera
Union Lodge
E. C. Snyder
Rathbone-Superior
John M. Kemper
Sachem
D. W
Whitman
Logan
Osceola
The
Patriotic Order of Americans
Adelaide EB. Welstood
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Avenue
Third ‘Street
Annual tension in Chicago prompts health rules for women
The Cambridge Dispatch reports Dr Blanche A Denig advising Stenographers Mutual Association that women must discard adding objects like pencils, wear tight skirts, and halt unhealthy habits to achieve a "perfect woman" physique. Measurements include weight 115 pounds height 5 feet 6 inches and specific bust, waist, hip, and limb sizes. The piece notes contralto voices waning while women's physiques improve due to golf, motoring, and flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambridge Dispatch
New York World
Blanche
A. Denig
Chicago
Ruling on District dog licensing draws kennel club fire
Charles A. Watson and John F. Slaven of the Washington Kennel Club assail the District commissioners for enforcing a tag law. They argue the license is unfair and impractical, warning many dogs and owners would leave the city. Corporation Counsel Thomas says the law applies to all dogs and may force court action to uphold enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commise Sioners
Charles, Watson
John F. Slaven
Washington Kennel Club
Pugh
Thes
Corporat
Thomas
Court of Appeals
Washington
Watson
Virginia
Maryland
Cytar
Slaven
Corporation” Counsel
Dhomee
Boyn
Imade
Jeppen
Life of the Poultry Show Judge Described
A Dallas News item outlines how poultry shows differ from ordinary chicken contests the judging focus on points and overall fairness. It notes judges compare birds in pens and make selections that can trigger controversy among owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas New
Tiilz
Emies
Poultry Show Rivalry and a Restless Author's Skeleton
A humorous portrait of poultry breeders obsessed with judging their prize birds and fears of streetcar mishaps. Also a tale of a once-struggling author haunted by a past poetry book and the irony of later fame. Canadian hockey teams form corporations in Toronto.
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France
Trouville and
Dinard
China
Forbidden City
William
Germany
Mensur
Kneipe
George Keppel
Hotel Bellevue
Como
Italy
Ernest Cagsetas
Harris
Karolath
Ponte Vecchio
Munich
Syracusian Lodge
Washington Lodge
Cleveland
Ohio
Onelta Council
Masonic Hall
Anacostia
Edward J. Ross
United American Mechanics
D. W. Gall
James A. Madison, Jr
State Council
E. J. Ross
Waet P. Evans
G. L. Shirey
C. H. Sumners
Potomac Council
George T. Barksdale
W. #. Sinnott
T. E. Webster
Vally
Bluestein CO
Pricha
Paris
Weahington
Ead G
Sidney West Sale
Dunlop & Co
Kennel Club
Charles A. Watson
Boxcernocra
Gub
Walt Mason
Kangae
Yhan
Bool
Hig
Alt
Mttle
Gil
Beb
Mike
Toronto Hockey Team
Tecumseh Hockey Club
Toronto
Seventh Street
Fite
Maison
Maurice
Bernard
Serge
Sreeny Sood
Messaline
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