Mrs Hoover Receives Honors As First Lady Titles
The article notes Mrs Hoover being accorded honors and the idea she may occupy the White House. It describes the formal tone of visits paid to her by humorously labeled “sinners” and reflects the era’s view of her role and status.
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Mrs. Hoover
White House
Georgina Washington
Universal Services
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Republican Party
Hoover
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pia
Street
Cory
Cesertad
Enoura
Moorer
Frank Kellng
Wify
Secretary of State
Sheety
Kelllogg
Kellogg
Lfe
Alain Hoover
Merbert Moover, Jr
Mia
Jim Davis
Kay Littles
Moover
Sona
Tim
Chilerona
Hoovers
Pegsy Anne
Herbertard
Herpert Hoover
Diplomatia
Remalt
Folund
Herm
Mra. Moover
Contidge
Contidue
Mrs Hoover Emerges As Possible First Lady In Washington
Washington report notes Mrs Herbert Hoover already drawing social attention as potential first lady. Amid nomination buzz the Kelloggs visit Hoover home and social rounds continue, with Hoover children and relatives shaping a White House future scene.
Elaborate June Weddings Seen As A Modern Tradition
York, June 23, observes that elaborate June weddings fade as social cost and fashion shift. Cars replace grand processions, street clothes replace formal attire, and garden or sportswear weddings grow. Tailors note fewer tall coats and more practical dress, reflecting broader prosperity and changing social norms in wedding culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward MM. Rott
York
Americas
Long Fifth
Madison Avenue
Three Hundred Chi Omega Members Meet at White Sulphur Springs
Three hundred Chi Omega members from womens colleges gathered at Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs from June 23 for a week of golf riding and ballroom events. Attendees include Miss Mary G. Love Collins of Cincinnati president and numerous other named guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
White
Greenbrier
Womens Colleges
Chi Omea Society
Mary G. Love Collins
Cincinnati
Helen J. Perriam
MM. Tunkerman
New York
Edna Strong
New Rochelle
G. Tinkler
Rachel Frozen
Itata
Summer Visitors At Greenbrier And Nearby Clubs
The article lists numerous families and individuals arriving for the season at Greenbrier, Kate Mountain Club, and Roads End, including Edward King and his party from New York, Coudert Erskine and Jack Roelker, Mrs. M. Cochren and Walter Mortland, James Hammond of Pittsburgh, Mrs. James Gilman of Miami, and many others from cities such as Ottawa Cincinnati Newark Philadelphia Wilkes-Barre Louisville Boston and Richmond.
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New Week
Greenbrier
Kates Mountain Club
Edward
King
New York
Benliek J. King
Coudert Erskine
Road's End
James Hammond
Pittsburgh
James Gilman
Miami
Henry North
Ottawa
J. R. Orton
May Ortor
Cincinnati
H. Monroe Larter
Newark I
the Greenbrice
H. H.sanger
F. BR. Taylor
S. A. Bixby
Walter H. Close
Lowell H. Hall
P. Kelly
Whiter Hergby, Jr
Philadelphia
A. L. Williams
Mary Williams
Wilkesbarre
George W. Rapp
J. W. Badman
Boston
Sutton Brown
Washington
A. W. Porter
Atlanta
Morton G. Thalheimer
Baylis Epps
Franeis Thomas
Richmond
M. J. Henning
James W. Bellamy
Louisville
B.D. Edgar, Jr
Wilmington
Henry Haigh
D J. Campon
Detroit
Mirs
William Lee Owen
Fairlawn
Wahiker Stotes
Merchantsville
J. Atrs
Alexander MacAlister
Camdel
M. J. Duryes
Springfield
Mass
William L. Hurley
Collingswood
N. J
John Robertson
W. Wilhide
Local Couple Returns From Richmond Visit
Mr and Mrs R P Benedict and Mr and Mrs Thornton Lewis of Chicago visited Richmond and then returned after several days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Benedict
and An
Chicago
Thornton Lewis
Richmond
London man who never read a book buys Methuen firm
George Roberts, a retired London businessman once with a cracker maker firm, has become owner of the Methuen company after negotiations lasting months. The deal reportedly totals around 300,000 pounds. He stated he has never read a book and that buying the shares is for private reasons and investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Methuen and Company
George Roberts
Thuen Ane
First Advan Investment
Noted Frenchmen die in harness in Paris
Francis de Croisset, acclaimed author and member of the French Academy, was found dead at his writing table at eight in the morning with an unfinished manuscript before him. Gustave-Adolphe Clement-Bayard, pioneer automobile maker, died at eighty one while driving in Paris as his car halted by the curb. London County Council reports over twenty four thousand working class houses built in eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Francis de Croisset
French Academy
Gustave-Adolphe Clement-Bayard
France
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