Social Week in Red River A Social Roundup
A long list of social events from North Waco to South Law rence highlights the week. Weddings, dances, piano gatherings, church socials, and club meetings fill the calendar with invitations extended and hosts planning further entertainments. The Eagle club and Hypatia circle host gatherings as residents report a slow overall social week despite several notable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Reed
North Waco
Caus
Eus Laughlin
University Avenue
Little River
A.W. McCoy
North Lawrence
Mra O. Carter
Ian
Swan
the John's
Hoth
South Lawrence
Fisr
Muzraze
Muteon
Kiaab
Eagle
Tnesiny Creping
Young Indies
Senthemen
First Methodist Church
Stéily Tinlbat
Kenoasity
Giustin
Sermet
C. W
Beal
Thurelay Erouing
Miy Tang
Rwb
Wallace
Carda
Hest
Guvets
Mel
Willie Jetson
Mra Sweeney
Dre A. Wood
T. J Hulmes
W. L. McBee
Harry Moore
Misses Thecker
Kassell
Mmael Jeserich
Manniton
Kiester
Jobson
Lawrence Aus Pitpeenide Ktrente Te Employes
Dotglass Avenien
Woril
Clarence Woodnant
Siste
Prank Rose
Grant Woolnan
CV. McClenathan
John Fellows
LFP
West
WM. Hollewell
Jobes
Ingenious Settle for Mantelpiece and Cozy Nook
Aimed at improving a bare mantel area, the piece suggests building a portable settee from a pine box four feet long with a cushion, a back from a blanket, feathered pillows, and an Afghan cover for the front. It emphasizes creating a snug seating corner beneath the mantel and finishing ends with padded accents.
New York Artist Urges Grant Monument Funds
A letter complains of express charges for delivering pictures and urges remittance of dollar and a half to finish the Grant monument project in New York. The writer notes economic strain on New Yorkers and references Professor Mahlstick asking for a portrait reveal, promising a boost once funds arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sweet
New York
Christlope
Arkansaw
Per Simmons
Hudson
Amy
V. Jones
Mr. Jones
Alex E. Sweet
P.S
Prof. Mahistick
National Academy of Design
Lin
Toobed
Ecru
Tellow
Charles L
Red Sox
Mahstick
Bettiz Sn
Grant
Grant Monument
Uepali
Mahlstick
Fon Scot
Asx & Sweet
Facts Worth Knowing Compendium From Ancient Times
A collection of historical curiosities and misprints detailing ancient origins of peoples and items. Notable mentions include the oldest manuscript in Gilad, slave practice in medieval Europe, a Prussian fortress origin tale, a forty thousand character Chinese dictionary, and the first American wood engraver born in New York in 1775. Also cited are the Plymouth colony’s governance change, the Battle of the Nile, and prison statistics at Andersonville. Additional notes cover ballooning origins and gas lighting in early flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messure
Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Democratic Party
Republican
Democratic- Republican
Whig Party
Republian
Jack
Aptiers
Sturthew
Judas
Anst
Upper Egypt
Massachusett
of the Nile
Reueys
Nelson
Westminster Abbey
Andersonville
Henry Cavendith
Joseph Mongollier
Charles Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shakespeare Society
Boat Club
Miguel Cirle
Sucety
Utitsally Treen
Sean — Thay
Res GG
W. Calligus
Delone
Mie Ania
Scbassik
Breysmrer
Mim Arma Mfolvers Agai
Mew
Mesare Car
Tebaraet
Dan Hettaker
Jolt
T. W. Sargett
Desi Sdoriless
Clerveland
Cerbers
Fitch Sorbustran Macbeth
Lap Witch
Miss Jerome Marian
St Witehi
Allen Titty le Creaveland
I Weich
Abissua Leach
Marbeth
G. W. Collios
Bangta
D. AL Delraz
Pirtspens
Malvern
Carroll County
Ohio
Charley Dickman
Johnny Hexamer
Hexmer
Hexamer
Memphis
Mewphtts
Mate, Riley
Kee Wee
Epes Syntax
Chickasaw
Montler
New
Zealaxp
Persia
Feixce
Alopiad
Tee Pope
St Peter's
Vatican
London Spectator
Casama
Ottawa Free Frees Cays
Coleago
Taavesreortz
Fukkan
Poland
Lw Castomners
Sram CT
Secotaratae
Lowton Go
Turkey
George
Albee
Sue
Alice
Elia
Bose
White Goods
Aioe
Urea
Berlin
Lot
Ganes
Jaces
Chantilly
Points
the Arcade
Jack OF All Trades
Avasniosane Bounet & Tie Heicht of Telly
Pelber
Lea
Rome
Caldtes
Spasn-Walls
Barribis
Ty' Saad
Howe
Schercks
Areter
J. H.schenek
Wichita
Sdonzeannoa
Professor Langsforth
Barwise
Company
Sedgwick Balding
Chicago
St. Louis
Onders
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