Westwood Women's Club hosts closing meeting and luncheon
Suburban society notes from Westwood list the closing meeting of the Westwood Woman's Club with a luncheon at Western Hills and an entertainment by the drama club. Other items include missionary society hostesses, art club gathering, and a minstrel show at Westwood Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood Woman's Club
Western Hills
Hole
R. B. Witte
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Penrose Avenue
A. O. Bing
Mesdames Shockley
Walter Wente
O. T. Mitchell
C. J. Boalt
William H. Davis
A. J. Stevens
Adele L. Curtis
Misses Lewis
Anne L. Morris
Alma Orr
Milly Ficken
da Poole
Anna Scott
Young People’s Society of Salem Presbyterian Church
Theestwood Town Hall
Albert D. Shockley
Elizabeth Shockley
Werk Road
Springfield
C. W. Toms
Mr. Shockley
Return of chaperon welcomed as relief to flapper
London on May 16 reports the return of the chaperon after wartime abolition. The modern chaperon is lively and enjoys dancing, offering relief from postwar dull conversations. Young women welcome the change, and men view it as an intellectual refreshment in ballroom life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Local Radio Schedule for Cincinnati Stations WLW WSAI
WLW Cincinnati announces daily programming from 9 30 A M to 11 P M including services concerts and classical music plus jazz. WSAI Cincinnati lists sermonette sacred chime and radio programs for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSAI
Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Thomas of Madison
A brief notice identifies Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Thomas of Madison, noting their residence and family status without additional details.
Hyde Park Social Roundup Seeks June Club Luncheon
Hyde Park residents gather for visits and events as Miss Grace MecConaha is praised for election as Hyde Park Music Club president. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lackner and Miss Edith Lackner travel to New York while Miss Ursula Walsh hosts a Friday dance for about thirty friends. Mrs. J T Carew and Miss Caroline Steward visit Missouri relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Shanklin, en route from French Lick Springs to Gary West Virginia, stop as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lackner
Edith Lackner
New York
Ursula Walsh
Shaw Avenue
J. T. Carew
Caroline Steward
Missouri
Grace MecConaha
Hyde Park Music Club
Hyde Park Country Club
Richard S. Shanklin
French Lick Springs
Gary, W. Va
College Hill Social Notes Preview European Summer Plans
Miss Laura Randall and her brother George Randall plan a June departure for Europe from the South and East, with a travel party including Miss Blanche Macbrain and Miss Alice Bryant aboard the steamship California. Mrs Frank K Bowman hosted her phone club Thursday. Adele Emig of Clifton visits Miss Mary Doran for the weekend. Laurabelle and Emmaleah Bachmann invite for a tea on June 6. Lt and Mrs Paul Watson and their children stay with J and Mrs George W Krapp, planning to remain on the hill. Miss Mildred Kinsolving returns home to Paducah after visiting Mrs Walter DeG Ran and Mrs H L Taylor of Minneapolis visited Mr and Mrs Frank H Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Randall
George Randall
Jn Ae
Europe
California
Blanche Macbrain
Alice Bryant
Frank K. Bowman
Horme
Adele Emig
Clifton
Mary Doran
Laurabelle
Emmaleah Bachmann
Paul Watson
Mildred Krapp
George W. Krapp
Mildred Kinsolving
Paducah
Walter Deg
H. L. Taylor
Minneapolis, Minn
Frank H. Simpson
Mt Washington Post 484 Minstrel Show Highlights Local Events
Mt Washington Post No 484 and American Core staged their second annual minstrel show at Business Men's Hall with General S B Stansberry as interlocutor. Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday at Mrs White's Beechmont Ave home. A reception honored thirty new church members with music readings and addresses. Mrs Carl Corbly hosted her sister and Mrs Grace Lemon on Wednesday. Mt Washington Council D of A met in Junior Hall. Nominations for officers were announced. Mrs Burke LeClerc visited from Pittsburgh for several weeks.
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Mt.ashington
American Core
Business Men’s Hall
S. B. Stansberry
Presbyterian, Ladies’ Aid Society
White
Beechmont Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Carl Corbly
Cambridge Avenue
Luella D. Lemon
Grace B. Lemon
Newtown
Mt. Washington
Mothers Club Meeting at Kilgour School
The Mothers' Club met at Kilgour School on Thursday with Mrs. Charles Ollerman presiding. Miss Mary McChristie spoke on Child Conservation, and Miss Virginia Bedley led the music with help from Miss Bridge's pupils. Mrs. Anna Schwartz of Ault Park returned from California and entertained the club on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Kilgour School
Charles Ollerman
Mary McChristie
Terrace Park Social News Notes and Visits
Mrs Schaef of New Albany Ind and her mother Mrs Howard Thomas visit Terrace Park for several days. Mr and Mrs Eric Leaf and family with mother Mrs Julia Leaf of Ansonia Ohio hosted by Miss Laura Leaf last week. Miss Janet Meyers returns from a month with East friends. Frank S Tarvin and brother William plan to move to Lawrenceville with fecon Mr H Porter. A birthday cake with fifty eight candles was given to Mr Ernst Finch on his birthday anniversary.
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Schaef
New Albany
Ind
Howard Thomas
Eric Leaf
Julia Leaf
Ansonia
Laura Leaf
Janet Meyers
Frank S. Tarvin
Brother William
Fecon
H. Porter
Lawrenceville
Ernst Finch
Winton Place Social Round Offers Farewells and Parties
Mrs A C Rothan leaves Friday afternoon for Los Angeles to spend two months with her mother Mrs Thrasher. Locals host dinners, showers, and bridge parties in honor of Rothan and Adelaide Woellner brid e elect. Guests include Mr and Mrs Morris, Mr and Mrs Albarry, and Mrs Howell among others, with multiple card and reception gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Rothan
Los Angeles
Cal
Thrasher
E. W. Morris
Nadine Andresier
Walter Darling
Norw
James Ratliff
Maude Weir
T. Thompson
Adelaide Woellner
Bridg Elect
Arthur Lewis
Hand
California
Harry Lurder
Rayllis
Charles Brietenbecher
William Holly
John Allensworth
Fred Green
Dora Green
Raymond Schenck
John Shrokenlohr
Edith Green
Aleena Howell
L. B. Hall
North Hyde Park Oakley Social News Briefs
Mrs Ralph Simon hosted a bridge luncheon. Mr and Mrs Fred Knowles returned from a Western motor trip. Mrs Robert Piper hosted an embroidery club gathering. Mrs Alma Koehne celebrated her son Bobby's seventh birthday with twenty five young guests. Ladies Aid of Oakley Hyde Park Christian Church to tea at 4204 Verue Ave Friday at 2.
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Ralph Simon
Henry Weiler
Europe
Charles Perin
Harrison Stagman
Winbaugh
Robert G. Piper
Howard Stitt
Ralph Browne
H. A. Truman
William Coffin
Fred Knowles
Embroidery Club
K. Schieble
Carrie Miller
Florida
Akron
George Koehl
Alma Koehne
Bobby
Oakley-Hyde Park Christian Church
Engagement Announced in Evanston and Local Social Roundup
Mrs Louise Flynn announces the engagement of her daughter to Mr Siward Arand of Hyde. A social round of dinners and gatherings includes Mrs Louise Siebert hosting Clinton McKenzie and others. The Evanston School Mothers Club met at the YMCA with Mary Louise Nickerson speaking. Mrs William Schuler hosted a luncheon and card club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Flynn
Clarewood Avenue
Daughti
Siward Arand
Hyde
Louise Siebert
Clinton McKenzie
Charles Ditmer
William Gers
Ella Berta McKenzie
Messisaul
Elmer McKenzie
William Eggers
Jeanne
Dana Avenue
Cleveland
Ie Binston School Mothers’ Club
Mary Louise Nickerson
William Schuler
Linwood School installs new officers at Wednesday meeting
Linwood School held a Wednesday afternoon meeting where the new officers were installed. Mrs. Percy Strauss and Mrs. Richard Fluke attended Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority Thursday at Mrs. Theodore Kluver Jr.’s home in Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Walker planned a summer move to a home near Shademore. A Methodist Church dinner was set for Friday at 6 30 p.m with Dr. Wareing invited to speak. The Methodist Bible class planned a social and business meeting at Mrs. Arthur Keith’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood School
Percy Strauss
Richard Fluke
Mu Phi Epsilon
Theodore Kluver, Jr
Wyoming
Bruce Walker
Shademore
Methodist Church
Wareing
The
Arthur Eith
Sayler Park Area Social Roundup Includes Hostesses and Visits
The Ladies' Aid Society of the hi Methodist Church hosts a coffee at Mrs. ward Zind's Sayler Park home with free will table led by Mrs. Bertilson Mrs. John Fehrenbach and Mrs. Ernst Kendall. Local residents Mrs. P F Cameron and Mrs W Ellwood Anne of Fern say sayler park social notes list bridge clubs receptions and visits by Mr and Mrs Julius Friedeborn Mr and Mrs Jeptha Millen Miss Minnie McKenzie Dr William N Gracely and Rev Albert Fath at various homes and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Hi Methodist Church
Ward Zind
Sayler Park
Bertilson
John Fehrenbach
Ernst Kendall
Julius Friedeborn
Delhi
Jeptha G. Millen
Norwood
Millen
Minnie McKenzie
William Nchpaugh
Joseph Flynn
Cincinnati
William Kumpf
Howard Onee
Fernbank
New York City
P. F. Cameron
W. Ellwood
Anne
Fern
Werrer
William Kline
Ft. Thomas
William N. Gracely
Columbus
William Hull
John Walton
Parkland Avenue
Albert Fath
Elizabeth Parker
Sead Guild of the Episcopal
Neighborhood and social notes from Arlington Heights
Mrs William Goertemiller hosted the Neighborhood Club with lunch for Mesdames Cottrell Hey lin Tullis Van Hagen Williams Elberg and Arns. Mr and Mrs William Buzzard entertained at dinner for Mrs Jennie Best of Cincinnati. Mrs C W Smith visited Mrs M F Ballew of Lockland. Miss Mifton Lacey visits New York and will attend the Boston Girl Scout convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goertemiller
Bond Hill Social Roundup Notes
Mrs. C. A. Knuth and her daughter Jean visit in la Oo. Charles Bartlett and Ruth Bartlett join Ma rOberton Palmer and Mrs. Harry Roberts in Springfield, Ohio. Mrs. Isabel Noyes travels to Chattanooga, Tennessee. W. J. Hessler hosts a luncheon with guests including Bridge, Sheatarding, Hill, Keen, Lodwick, Murray, Nelson and Strobel. The Mite Society meets at the Presbyterian Church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Knuth
Jean
St Bernard Socials Include Dinners and Card Club Events
Mrs Lefering hosted a noon dinner and cards for guests including Mrs Redkamp and several others. The Birthday Club of the Reformed Immanuel Church will share a church dinner Thursday. Mrs Krehe, Mrs Storch, and Mrs Kemme hosted card and social gatherings with various attendees. Mr and Mrs Vogt vacationing in Lexington with Dr and Mrs Neppert. Mr and Mrs Fitzpatrick and Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick joined Darnells in Covington Kentucky for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefering
Redkamp
Linkenberg
Winton
J. Zumwalde
B. Hagerdorn
J. Holthaus
H. Sander
Birthday Club
Reformed Immanuel Church
Frank Krehe
M. Vogt
Lexington
W. Neppert
H. Storch
P. B. Fitzpatrick
Elizabeth Fitzpatrick
D. IL. Darnell
Covington
Kentucky
Kemme
Nolan
Hartwell Women's Club and Garden Club Notes
Hartwell Woman's Club hosts a piano recital with Miss Margaret Fisher and Mr. Fan Morgenstein. Mrs. John C. Thompson receives a club officers luncheon hosted by Mrs. Herbert Lowes. Garden clubs discuss events and federation attendance. visitors include Mrs. Minnie Gearhart of Philadelphia and Mrs. Frank Haley with infant son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dent Crabbs
Margaret Fisher
Fan Morgenstein
Hartwell Woman’s Club
Herbert Lowes
Hartwell Woman's Club
Woman's Club
John C. Thompson
Florence L. Kerr
Thompson
Lowe
A. E. McGilliard
Ofharles Burbank
William B. Hunting
G. C. Cormany
J. T. Hall
A. C. Saunders
T. C. Kirby
A. E. Davidson
Margaret Cook
Mary Lowes
Minnie Gearhart
Philadelphia
Hartwell
K. of P. Hall
Art
St. Rita
George McDonald
Wyoming
Glendale
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Hartwell Garden Club
Wyoming Woman's Club
Charles Paul
Margaret Issard
Ayton
Eleanor Bain Irwin
Harriet Moore
Judith Calvert Moore
Elizabeth T. Shives
State Federation of
Community Notes From Carthage Society Circle
Mrs B Oberle returns home to Blue Ash after weeks with Mrs Bachman. Mrs W Steinkoening hosts card afternoon. Ms E Morholz hosts five hundred club gathering Tuesday. Mrs H Zerfey returns from Mt Sterling and Lexington Ky. Mrs J E Cole entertains Wednesday for four guests. Mr and Mrs John O Leary attend pares party for Mr Hoerst in Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Oberle
Blue Ash
Bachman
W. Steinkoening
Fairreark Avenue
E. Morholz
Five Hundred Club
H. Zerfey
Mt. Sterling
Lexington
J. E. Cole
Charles Roberts
William Huber
G. Clifford
J. B. Bates
John O’leary
Hoerst
Reading
Elmwood Social Roundup Includes Card Party Notes
Mrs. Walter Meeker hosted a Friday afternoon card party with guests Mrs. Schroeder Rebholz Kirsch Kirsch Rader Black Heid kamp Whitney Smith Clausing Merriman. The M. E. Ladies Aid meets at the church with hosts Mrs. Miller Taylor. Evelyn Carter’s Girls Club hosts Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Polking host M. P. Club Thursday. Fred Haake and wife celebrated his birthday with a surprise reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Meeker
R. Schroeder
F. Rebholz
Andrew Kirsch
Arthur Kirsch
W. Rader
A. Black
A. Heidkamp
J. Whitney
S. Smith
K. Clausing
R. Merriman
Bernard
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Newtown Clubs and Socials Report a Busy Week
The Newtown Mothers' Club met in the school hall on Friday afternoon. Mrs Alfred Roburg hosted friends Friday evening. Riverside Culture Club met at 17 Haddon Hall Avondale with Mrs H T McNaughton hosting and Mrs E F Moore assisting. Mrs Thomas E Daly and Mrs A A Stisse attended a Eastern tar officers banquet in Milford Masonic Hall Monday evening. Sunday school pupils of Mrs Salleal and Mr Ira Reynolds enjoyed a marshmallow roast Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown Mothers’ Club
Alfred Roburg
C. R. Campbell
Riverside Culture Club
H. T. McNaughton
Haddon Hall
Avondale
E. F. Moore
Thomas E. Daly
A. A. Stickse
Eastern
Masonic Hall
Milford
Salleal
Ira Reynolds
M. E Church
Wyoming Family Hosts Visitors From Across Regions
A Wyoming family on Worth ten avenue received cousins Byron Litchfield Norman Coan Constance McLeod and Genevieve McLeod from Michigan Ohio and Athens in a visit tied to their mother Mrs Alexander Mc. The Rev. C. E. Stridesberg departed on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Raymond
Ten
Byron Litchfield
Pontiac
Mich
Norman Coan
Edi Eon Mich
Constance McLéod
Athens
Genevieve McLeod
Dayton
Alexander Mc
Burns and
C. E. Stridesberg
Cambridge Students Face Auto Influx At Night
In Cambridge the proctorial syndicate seeks new powers as undergraduates increasingly drive cars to college and to clubs. Officials fear nocturnal escapades and aim to craft regulations reflecting automotive realities to avoid past misinterpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Cambridge
America
England
Proctorial Syndicate
University Senate
Proctors
Hedwig Seyl Birthday Recalls Wide Social Services
Berlin marks the seventy fifth birthday of Hedwig Seyl, a leading German feminist. Her work includes Berlin's first modern school and the Lyzeum Club for women artists and scholars, the National Federation of German Housewives, and organizing 77 soup kitchens feeding 185,000 Berliners daily. Her cookbook and an honorary Doctor of Medicine degree highlight her contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hedwig Seyl
Lyzeum Club
National Federation of German Housewives
Medical Faculty
Berlin University
Opera Manager Tietjen Named Berlin Municipal Opera Head
Heinz Tietjen, elected General Manager of the Municipal Opera House in Berlin, shifted from a Bremen commercial role in West Africa to diplomacy before entering music. He served as musical director at Treves and Breslau operas, and now leads Berlin's postbankruptcy opera house with a wife who is a noted operatic star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Heinz Tietjen
Opera House
Deutsches Operahaus
Bremen
West Africa
Colonial Service
Foreign Office
Africa
Canary Islands
Genoa
Arthur Nikisch
Leipsig Gewandhaus
Tietjen
Treves Opera
Breslau Opera
Social Season Highlights In New York City Visit
Dr and Mrs William Fahnestock hosted a dinner party on Wednesday for Ric and Rev and Mrs C E Strsaens of Mrs F Affman and Jer iss Eleanor of Canada arriving Friday. Mrs C B Selfridge of Lima Ohio visits this week due to the death of Mr Edwards Ritchie. Mrs ue ridge splits time among Mr Bert Ritchie Mrs Clarkson Taylor and Mrs Mary Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
William Fahnestock
Ric
C. E. Str Saens
F. Affman
Ueridge
Bert Ritchie
Clarkson Taylor
Mary Ritchie
Loveland Club Hosts Meeting and Local Visits
Mrs. Caroline Robb returns from Daytonia Beach as Loveland Wena Club hosts at Mrs. Kibbey's home for a discussion on Ouration to the Library. Eastern Star inspection attended by Mr. and Mrs. Bunnell in Milford Ohio. Mrs. Leslie Meier plans aIndy visit. several guests and visitors are noted, including Mrs. Edith Lovell and Mrs. W. F. Kibbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Robb
Daytonia Beach
Washington
Leslie Meier
Sis Line
Ames Bunnell
Eastern Star
Milford
Frankford
Ind
David Wagner
Joseph
Chillicothe, O
J. L. Phillips
Martha Paxton
Clara’ Higing
Oeive Park
Clara Z Yark
Loveland
Nanacon Nent Ad
Orchestra Alerts and Violinist Appearances on Radio
Radio listings note Club String Orchestra of fifteen pieces at 5:30 p.m. on KOA Denver and Godfrey Ludlow, violinist from WGY, plus 9 p.m. program on WJZ New York featuring Ludlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOA
Denver
WJZ
New York
Godfrey Ludlow
WGY
Silent Tonight Radio Stations Listing
A fragment lists radio call signs and abbreviations including Central KFKX KFDM KSD WGAZ WGST WHA Wray WCEE WMC Easter RO PWX WAAM SWAHG WBAY WHAZ WOR WRC WMAK WFI WTAM WDWF WE.
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Central
KFKX
KFDM
KSD
WGAZ
WGST
WHA
Wray
WCEE
WMC Easter RO
PWX
WAAM
SWAHG
WBAY
Whaz Wor
WRC
WMAK
WFI
WTAM
WDWF
Central Stations and Services Listings
Theater program and concert schedule for the Central Stations area with 370.2 meters and WHAS Louisville at 399.8 meters. Items include a 3 30 P.M. artists recital and musical program, 9 P.M. musical program, organ recitals and vesper services listed for 10 57 A.M. and 5 P.M. on church services day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHAS
Louisville
Kdka—E
Pittsburgh
WOO
Philadelphia
WCAE
Radio Schedule Brightens Chicago Day With Classics
WBCN Chicago lists a 266 meter band morning service at 10 30 A M followed by a 4 P M one hour classical concert and 7 P M classical hour then an 8 P M popular program running for three hours reflecting a varied broadcast lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBCN
Chicago
Radio Schedule Highlights KYW Chicago
KYW Chicago lists events with 535.4 meters signal at 11 AM church services and a 4 PM studio concert. The listing notes broadcast hours for today with program slots and station programming details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Chicago schedule notes sermon and concert times
The fragment lists events in Chicago including a 10:30 A.M. sermon and a 3 P.M. concert program with vocal numbers. It references a distance of 447.5 meters and a 3eta term, suggesting a campus or venue timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wqj
Chicago
Evening Studio Program Schedule at Webh Chicago
A local timetable lists an evening lineup with 6 P M orchestra for two hours followed by a 7 P M musical program and studio entertainment spanning about two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEBH
Chicago
Recital Listing Found Amid Brief Church Choir Note
An entry notes a 44.6 meter measure and a church choir performance with a pipe organ recital. Details are fragmentary but indicate a church event featuring music and choir participation.
Orchestra Schedule at WMBB Chicago Tonight
WMBB Chicago presents a trio of programs tonight 8 p.m. orchestra 7 p.m. semi classical program and 8 30 p.m. popular program with soloists featured during the early and late segments in a city concert setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMBB
Chicago
Radio Station Schedule Highlights For Easter Day Services
Eastern stations listing church services orchestras and musical programs across WGY WHK WHN and KDKA with times ranging from morning services to evening organ recitals and ensembles. Entries include violin recitals instrumental performances and vespers at various locales.
Radio Schedule Hints at Concert and Musical Features
WEAF New York lists hymn and services with chimes and music at 6 20 PM Entarteiners two hours. WEAR Cleveland schedules an afternoon musicale at 8 30 PM an 7 PM orchestra 9 PM special feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIY
New York
Musicale
WEAF
Wear
Cleveland
Royal Courts to Be Held at Buckingham Palace
The King and Queen will hold four Royal Courts this season at Buckingham Palace. Courts will be on successive evenings with two in May the 21st and 22nd and two in June the 26th and 27th, each starting at 9 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Buckingham Palace
Royal family tour segments reach the Netherlands
Lady Ian Malcolm and her youngest son tour Holland and plan Bruges return. Lady Isobel Gathorne Hardy and her daughter Miss Elizabeth, along with Sir John Baird and his daughter, stay at The Hague. Captain Victoria Bullock and Captain Mrs. Alan Lascelles are in Amsterdam. Sir Ian and Lady Malcolm’s eldest son George Malcolm has just returned on leave from Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian) Malcolm
Holland
Bruges
Isobel Gathorne-Hardy
Elizabeth Gathorne-Hardy
John Baird
Hague
Victoria Bullock
Alan Lascelles
Amsterdam
Ian
Malcolm
George Malcolm
Egypt
Great Gathering at Lady Fitz Alan's Orange Grove Hall
Attended by the Duchess of Grafton the Duke of Norfolk and Lady Rachel Howard Lord and Lady Denbigh Lord and Lady Fitz Alan Lady Masseene just back from Paris Sir Archibald and Lady Weigall Lady Wodehouse Lady Plunkett Mrs William Darell with a large party Sir Walter and Lady Gibbons Mr and Mrs John Dormer and Lady Dance.
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Fitz Alan
Orange Grove
Claridge’s
Duchess of Grafton
Duke of Norfolk
Rachel Howard
Denbigh
Massereene
Paris
Archibald
Weigall
Wodehouse
Plunkett
William Darell
Walter
Gibbons
John Dormer
Dance
Lochiel and Lady Cameron Visit Inverness-shire Castle
Lochiel and Lady Cameron arrive from Dinard for a brief stay at Achnacarry Castle in Inverness-shire before visiting town. The noted family plans a short sojourn reflecting their residence in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lochiel
Hermione Cameron of Lochiel
Dinard
Achnacarry Castle
Inverness-shire
Carnegie Family Return Invites Town Season
Lord Carnegie and Lady Maud Carnegie return from Scotland next week and may stay through July. They will be joined by Lord and Lady Soufh with their daughter Lady Mary Carnegie and niece Miss Dorothéa Carnegie, daughters of the Hon. Sir Lancelot and Lady Carnegie, who have leased 113 Eaton Square for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Carnegie
Maud Carnegie
Scotland
Lord
Soufh
Eaton Square
Mary Carnegie
Dorothéa Carnegie
Sir Lancelot and
la Carnegie
Melba unable to arrange Albany Matinee program
Sir Landon Ronald undertakes to arrange the Covent Garden Matinee at Albany on May 25 after Dame Nellie Melba cannot organize the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Melba
Covent Garden
Landon Ronald
Musical Figures Shine in Albert Orchestra Concert
The program features Miss Rosina eese Miss Maggie Teyte Irene Scharrer and others like Mr. Ben Davis Mr. Dinh Ging Sir Edward Elgar Sir Landon Ronald and Sir Percy Pitt with the Albert Orchestra delivering a refined performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Rosina Eese
Maggie Teyte
Irene Scharrer
Ben Davis
Dinh Ging
Eng Radford
Edward Elgar
Henry Si Cod
Landon Ronald
Percy Pitt
The
Albert Orchestra
Concert ushers and reception for Mme Albani
Lady Alexander sets up program sellers and Sir George Arthur leads a group of actors as ushers for the event. A special reception follows the concert honoring Mme Albani.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Alexander
Sir George Arrthur
Mme. Albani
Engagement of Fairbairn and Miss Arbuthnot Noted
The article details the engagement of Mr Fairbairn and Miss Cynthia Arbuthnot, daughter of the late Gerald Arbuthnot. Arbuthnot was MP for Burnley and a key Primrose League figure who died serving in the Grenadier Guards in 1916. Fairbairn is the son of Stephen Fairbairn and an accomplished rower who ran for Burnley as a Liberal Unionist candidate in the last election, losing to Arthur Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbairn
Cynthia Arbuthnot
Gerald Arbuthnot
Georgina Lady Dudley
Duchess of Athol
Sir Thomas
Louisa Moncreiffe
Moncreiffe
M.P
Burnley
Lord Long
Primrose League
Grenadier Guards
Stephen Fairbairn
Eton
Arthur Henderson
Lutyens Returns From U.S. Visit Plans New British Embassy
Sir Edwin Lutyens came home from a brief trip to the United States largely spent in Washington where he studied the site and prepared designs for the new British Embassy to be erected there.
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Sir Edwin Lutyens
United States
Washington
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