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Catherine Louise <I>Barrick</I> Cale

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Catherine Louise Barrick Cale

Birth
Ohio, USA
Death
8 Oct 1923 (aged 74–75)
USA
Burial
Brainerd, Crow Wing County, Minnesota, USA Add to Map
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Block 17, Lot 4, 6 ft. SWC
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Living in Brainerd in 1883.

Aunt of Leonora Hamlin Johnson.

•See Myrta Bixby Murray.
•See Almina Smith Parker.

                  DELIGHTFUL PARTY.
                            _____

    Mesdames Merritt, Cale, Johnson and
           Bane Entertain a Large Circle
                 of Friends Yesterday.

      Yesterday afternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock Mrs. C. J. Merritt, Mrs. L. J. Cale, Mrs. C. D. Johnson and Mrs. E. C. Bane entertained a large number of their lady friends at the home of Mrs. Cale at a coffee.
      The four ladies above mentioned received the guests in the front parlor, which had been transformed into a beauty spot, the room being decorated with roses, there being no particular color scheme. The back parlor was also very tastily decorated, the principal species being wild flowers which banked the fireplace. The decorations were very pretty throughout.
      The ladies were assisted at the refreshment table by Miss Eustis, Miss Florine Merritt, Miss Ella Robinson and Miss Bertie Robinson.
      A unique feature of the afternoon was the very fine musical program rendered. The Ladies Star Quartette sang, Miss Maud Bane gave a solo, Mrs. Atherton gave a solo, Mrs. Crane gave a musical number and whistled, Miss Lucy Stearns gave a piano solo, Mrs. LaBar rendered a vocal solo and Little Miss Cooper contributed to the program with a song. (Brainerd Dispatch, 14 June 1901, p. 1, c. 6)
Living in Brainerd in 1883.

Aunt of Leonora Hamlin Johnson.

•See Myrta Bixby Murray.
•See Almina Smith Parker.

                  DELIGHTFUL PARTY.
                            _____

    Mesdames Merritt, Cale, Johnson and
           Bane Entertain a Large Circle
                 of Friends Yesterday.

      Yesterday afternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock Mrs. C. J. Merritt, Mrs. L. J. Cale, Mrs. C. D. Johnson and Mrs. E. C. Bane entertained a large number of their lady friends at the home of Mrs. Cale at a coffee.
      The four ladies above mentioned received the guests in the front parlor, which had been transformed into a beauty spot, the room being decorated with roses, there being no particular color scheme. The back parlor was also very tastily decorated, the principal species being wild flowers which banked the fireplace. The decorations were very pretty throughout.
      The ladies were assisted at the refreshment table by Miss Eustis, Miss Florine Merritt, Miss Ella Robinson and Miss Bertie Robinson.
      A unique feature of the afternoon was the very fine musical program rendered. The Ladies Star Quartette sang, Miss Maud Bane gave a solo, Mrs. Atherton gave a solo, Mrs. Crane gave a musical number and whistled, Miss Lucy Stearns gave a piano solo, Mrs. LaBar rendered a vocal solo and Little Miss Cooper contributed to the program with a song. (Brainerd Dispatch, 14 June 1901, p. 1, c. 6)

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