Washington debutantes set to launch a brilliant season
Special correspondence from Washington describes an unusually vivid debutante season. The piece names Marion Leutze and Helen Hatsford as prominent entrants, lists navy and army families shaping society, and notes a fashionworthy flurry of gowns, millinery, and transatlantic outfits fueling official entertainments at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Wealand
Washington, D. C
Washington
Smart Society
Congress
White House
Evem
Paris
America
Marion Leutze
Mavy Yard
Helen Hatsford
Fort Myer
Army
Navy
Leutze
Navy Yard
Terry
Eleanor Terry
Virginia
Hatfields
Army Circle
Margaretta Symons
Symons
Olga Converge
Miss Converse
Italy
Converse
Connecticut
Connecticut Avenue
Tanner
Europe
Joanna Schroeder
Benjamin Franklin
Mine Schroeder
Guam
Katharine Jennings
Hannen Jennings
New Orleans
London
Hey
Northwest
Mrs. Jennings
C. Barney
Rhos Island Avenue
Washington Social Season Grows With South African Ties
The season features new society figures from London and Cincinnati, including Mr Jennings, Mr and Mrs Henry Phipes, and Mr and Mrs Thomas T. Gaff. South African mine fortunes fuel Washington's winter glitter with Eleanor Slater and Jam Potter among the rising debutantes. Shonts and Slater families plan lavish entertainments as Ethel Roosevelt and Elizabeth Rosen generate chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Slater
Providence
R. L
Slater Educational Fund
South
Slater
Whitney
Washington
Mie Slater
Jam Potter
General Wanamaker
Harrison
S. 8
Howland
New York
Mr Belmont
Theodora
Margaret Shonts
Panama Canal Commission
London
New Companies File Their Papers in New Mexico
Territorial records list several incorporations including Union County Trust and Savings Association of Clayton with $50 000 capital, Childrens Home Society of New Mexico and Arizona at Roswell, First Presbyterian Church of Hagerman, and Las Cruces Produce Exchange renamed from its prior entity with $26 000 capital. Also noted are notices about sickness remedy and a homestead claim in Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial
J. W. Raynolds
Union County Trust and Savings Association
Clayton
Union County
H. J. Hammond
Capital Stock
Object
Hammond, Clayton, Nestor
de Baen
Bueyeros
William H. Sloan
Independence
Kansas
Rial
W. Fremont Osborne
Hagerman
Perry Crisler
Dugal R. Mulls
Oliver
Viner
Joseph
B. Wimberly
French
Porter
Las Cruce
Sweet Marie the trotting mare draws crowds in 1903 circuits
Special Lexington report details Sweet Marie, a 16 hands trotting mare owned by William Garland of Los Angeles. Trainer A P McDonald describes her peppy temperament, diet before races, and rides. the mare’s unusual origin from a Los Angeles gardener’s farm and a long ascent through pacers to professional racing in 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Meg
Lexington
Sweet Marie
Benluses
Ash
A. P. McDonald
Albany
N. Y
Harry Williams
Harry
McDonald
Major Delmar
Mr. McDonald
Gardner
Los Angeles
Calif
Lady Rivers
Carr
Mambrino
Frank Shoemaker
McKinney
Milo M. Potter
Mr. Garland
California
Far Northwest
Milk and Honey for the New Napoleons of Cuba
Havana reports celebrate Cuban rebel heroes now feted in cafes. Generals Castillo and Guerra receive cheers, with Castillo showing a machete wound as crowds praise the revolution. Private soldiers dominate the receptions as borrowed horses and abundant toasts mark the postwar triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Castillo
Jacob Wadieck
Havana
Got
First National Bank of Estancia Organized
The First National Bank of Estancia is formed with William McIntosh as president and John F Lasseter as vice president Breed Hurst named cashier. Directors include Angus McGillivary William Gregg J W Bradsears George H Van Stone Perfecto Jaramillo. Capital is $25,000. charter applied for with the U S Treasury. Blood Poisoning testiltes from chronic constipation? Dr Kings New Life Pills promise quick cure and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of
Estancia
William McIntosh
John F. Lasseter
Breed Hurst
Wiliam Mcintosh
CMIMN
Angus McGillivary
William Gregg
J. W. Bradsears
Esola
George H. van Stone
Perfecto Jaramillo
Palma
W. M. Huret
Washington
Dr. King
Official Matters in New Mexico Appointments and Resignations
Governor Hagerman appoints A M Edwards of Farmington to the immigration bureau replacing Granville Pendleton of Aztec who was removed. Amado Chaves resigns as assistant superintendent of public instruction effective month end and plans to move to Albuquerque to focus on private business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ember
Bureau of Immigration
Hagerman
A. M. Edwards
Farmington
San Juan County
Granville Pendleton
Aztec
Amiece
Amaco Chaves
Amado Chaves
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Peacemaker Gable Injured Deliberately in Hotel Stabbing
Thom as P. Gable, a Claire hotel proprietor in Santa Fe, was accidentally stabbed in the palm while mediating a fight at the hotel after a liquor-fueled disturbance on San Francisco street. He tried to shield a younger man, and a knife wounded his hand as the assailant swung. Gable vows to avoid further danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Gable
Claire Hotel
Santa Fe
Gable
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Raynolds
Chamberlain
All Drugeters
Department of the Interior
N. M
William G. Tight
Albuquerque
M. F. Angell
BE. Hodgin
Charles Ethe, Mra
John Brown
Mre
Ora Hussard
Urapaker
Driuglete
Marie’ Vyraght 1906
Samer
Guerra
Guardia
First National Bank OF Estancia
Torrance
Saiarra
Cheney de ‘Licts
OFM
Inet
Hall
Peacemaker
Eacte
Battal
J.D. Eakin
Giomi
Chas Melte
Bucreumey O. Pachech
Treseurer
Consolidated Liquor Company
Buccerropeco Melini & Eakin
Bachech! & Giomi
Wholegale
Fastidion
Plete
Southwest
Jon & Schlitz
Wm. Lemp
St. Louis A. B. C
Yellowstone
Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Loule Hunter
T. J. Monarch
United States
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Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Go
I Albuquerque Lumber Co
First
Marquette
Rex Flinthote
New Mexico
Ohio
the Citizen Publishing Co
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Evening Citizen
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