Social whirl as Cummins mocks tariff fears and a New York bridal week
A chaotic social page notes Governor Cummins sparring with tariff critics, a Calvary Church wedding for Miss Julia Olin and J Philip Benkard, Vanderbilt illness sidelines ushers, and a flurry of coming-out events. Prominent guests include the Astors Post and Kean, with several receptions and dinners leading to the Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Church
Julia Olin
J. Philip Benkard
Olin
East Ninteenth Street
Washington Society Quietly Opens Reception Season
Mrs Payne wife of the Postmaster General hosted her first Wednesday reception at 1 523 H Street with Mrs Cameron and Miss Louise Jones assisting. The Belgian Minister and Baroness Moncheur entertained informally at their legation. Guests included Italian Ambassador Mme Mayor Des Planches First Secretary of the French Embassy Mme De Margerie and other embassy officials. Miss Anna Ewing Cockrell, daughter of Senator Cockrell, led a luncheon hosted by Miss Marion Gallaudet. Mrs Charles L Poor hosted a tea for young guests including Miss Eleanor Wilson. Other teas hosted by Mrs William C Watts and assistants Miss Hagner Miss Parker and Miss Anita Poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Payne
H Street
Cameron
Louise Jones
Mme. Mayor Des Planches
Mme. de Margerie
Miss Clayton
Auguespaisse
Anna Ewing Cockrell
Senator Cockrell
Marion Gallaudet
Cockrell
Charles L. Poor
Eleanor Wilson
Gen. Wilson
Delaware
William C. Watts
Hagner
Parker
Anita Poor
Newport Notes on Rentals and Charitable Efforts
New England notes show Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock leasing Mrs. W C Rives house on Red Cross Avenue for the season. W K Winthrop stays at Muenchin ger King cottage, and Mrs. Charles M Oelrichs will close her cottage here next week. The Circle of King's Daughters led by Mrs. Frederick W Vanderbilt prepared garments for sixty people to be sent to New York for aid via Vanderbilt’s agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Col
John Jacob Astor
Ferncliff
Fifth Avenue
Astor
Charles Post
Lloyd Bryce
Elisha, Dyer, Jr
Edward de Clifford Chisholm
Charles Winthrop
West Forty-seventh Street
New York Times
Newport, R. I
Thomas Hitchcock
W. C. Rives
Red Cross Avenue
Next
Asgerton L. Winthrop
Muenchinger King Cottage
Charles M. Oelrichs
King’s Daughters
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
New York
Ruth Woolsey Johnson and Luther Wright Mott Wed
Grace Presbyterian Church in Oswego New York hosted the wedding of Ruth Woolsey Johnson daughter of Edgar Dole Johnson to Luther Wright Mott of Oswego. The ceremony featured pastors David Wills Jr and T Glenn Morse officiating with the bride escorted by her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Oswego
N. Y
Grace Presbyterian Church
Ruth Woolsey Johnson
Edgar Dole Johnson
Luther Wright Mott
David Wills, Jr
T. Glenn T. Morse
Boston
Wedding of Miss Ward and Harvard Class of 97 Man
The bride wore white Liberty silk with bridesmaids from New York Washington Rochester Pen Yan and this city. Best man was Charles Boucher of New York. Ushers all Harvard Class of 97 included pulls, Straus, Holland, Hill, Sawyer and others. Reception at bride’s grandmother Mrs Samuel Burbank Johnson with over 200 invitations issued to notable guests. The groom belongs to Harvard and University Clubs of New York and is prominent in New York society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion de Wolf Nacy
New York
Ward
Katherine Ward
Washington
Caroline Stoddard
Rochester
Julia Leary
Pen Yan
Elsie Gray
Charles Boucher
Harvard
Stuart Pullman West
Herbert N. Straus
Alexander Holland
Brooklyn
Hamilton Hill
Kansas
William S. Dodd
Bloomfield
Magee-Biaves Van Dorn Wedding in Jamesburg Church
Miss Alice Magee daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Magee of Jamesburg wed William Van Dorn of Freehold in a Jamesburg Presbyterian Church ceremony. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Ethel Mount of New York and bridesmaids from Matawan Manasquan Asbury Park and Middletown. Best man John Bawden of Freehold and ushers from East Orange Red Bank Jamesburg Freehold and Freehold. The Rev. J. L. Ewing officiated. Van Dorn works as teller at the First National Bank of Freehold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Cary
Cleveland
Katherine E. Stockly
Charles E. Stockly
John F. Plummer, Jr
John F. Plummer
Second Presbyterian Church
Miss Stockly
Edith J. Plummer
Mary Rattle
Miss Marion Boise
Franklin A. Plummer
Messrs
Perry W. Harvey
William Rattle
Brainerd Hunt Whitbeck
Howard A. Plummer
Edwin B. Katte
Horace C. Southwick
New York Times
New Brunswick
Alice Magee
Joseph C. Magee
Jamesburg
William van Dorn
Freehold
Presbyterian Church
Ethel Mount
New York
Simpson
Matawan
Magee
Manasquan
Scott
Finck
Asbury Park
Young
Middletown
Penn
Mr. van Dorn
First National Bank of Freehold
Miss Amy Hall Marries Richard McGrann in Archiepiscopal Residence
Philadelphia report says Amy Penn-Gaskell Hall daughter of Col. Peter Penn-Gaskell Hall wed Richard McGrann of Lancaster at Archbishop Ryan's Archiepiscopal house. Father gave away bride. Kennett Kingsbury served as best man. They depart for New York and will sail on the Oceanic to Europe for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Amy Penn-Gaskell Hall
Peter Penn-Gaskell Hall
Richard McGrann
Lancaster
Archbishop Ryan
Hall
Kennett Kingsbury
New York
Europe
William Penn
Miss Anna Perkins Weds Henry Stewart in D C Ceremony
Miss Anna Todd Perkins married Henry Clay Stewart yesterday at the First Presbyterian Church in Washington. Rev. Dr. Howard Duffield officiated at noon, with the bride given away by Judge George G. Perkins. Best man was Charles Johnson. A breakfast at Sherrys followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Todd Perkins
Henry Clay Stewart
Washington
D. C
First Presbyterian Church
Howard Duffield
George G. Perkins
Charles Johnson
Perkins
Miss Mary Stearns Weds Harry G Scammers In Chicago Home
Miss Mary Stearns daughter of Mrs George R Stearns married Harry G Scammers of New York in a 7 o'clock ceremony at the bride's mother's home Chicago Rev William White Wilson officiated Mrs Walter A Rapp served as matron of honor Richard Wells of Kenosha Wis was best man and assisted in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Mary. Stearns
George R. Stearns
Harry G. Scammers
New York
Brige
William White Wilson
Walter A. Rapp
Richard Wells
Kenosha
Wis
Holiday gift goods on display in shops excerpt
The listing highlights a variety of small gift items such as ivory domino sets in leather boxes, ash trays shaped like Mephistopheles with wings, egg dishes edged for holding cups, nine pins for children, carved ivory combs, feather fans with shell sticks, and ornate purses selling around ten dollars. Also described are a gray squirrel hat, a burnt wood writing table with holly motif, and a red leather writing set.
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Turkey
Persia
India
Eulalia
Jerehan
Ghiordes
Kirman
Ashack
Savalan
Herese
Candahar
A.a.vantine
Broadway
18Th Street
WM. S. Kinsey & CO
36Th Street
WM. BR. Norman
Fifth Ave
Sth St
Louis
AVL
Sheraton
Vr. Orerefe
Tyerni
Ana Dantirs
California
California Limited
G.C. Diziaro
East’n Pass
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R’y
Prank G.tullidge & CO
Cincinnati
L. J. Callanan
Vesey St
City
Detroit
Gov
Cummins
Iowa
Canada
F. D. Smith
Detroit Chamber of Commerce
W. C. Maybury
United States
Great Britain
N. C. Staver
National Reciprocity League
Nathaniel French
Davenport
Eugene Hay
Minneapolis
A. B. Cummins
Arkansas
J. McMullen
Mount Forest
Ontario
McMullen
Dineleyv
Philip M. Lydig
Cathleen Neilson
Nathalie Schenck
Gwendolyn Burden
Natha Rives
Christine Kean
Roosevelt
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Miss Kean
Senator Kean
Cowles
McClelland
Kean
John Hall
Watson
Narragansett Pier
West Fifty-sixth Street
Seth Barton French
Josephine T
Mary B. Atterbury
French
Atterbury
Constance Livermore
Florence V. Twombly
Mary Clark
Violet Cruger
John T. Atterbury
Sherry's
Mrs. French
Edward Leverich
Mary
A. Schuchardt
Sherry’s
Lawrence Wells
West Seventeenth Street
Miss Schuchardt
Margaret Chanler
West Seventy-fourth Street
Pauline Astor
England
Teutonic
William Waldorf Astor
Riviera
Herbert A. Sherman
Tiern Hall
Rye-on-the-Sound
East Fifty-fifth Street
Morgan Dix
Henry W. Poor
Gramercy Park
Edith Poor
Society IN
the News OF Newport
Mott—Johnson
NEW York Telephone CO
Dey Street
West 124Th Street
West 38Th Street
150Th Street
W. T. Innes
de Wolf
M. T. Conklin
A. D. Meade
Yonkers
Harvard and
University Clubs
van Dorn—Magee
McGrann—Hall
Stewart—Perkins
Sommers—Stearns
Mephistopheles
HSELF
Troy
I Ylde
Ustomers
Monte Carlo
Sik
Oxford
Cravenette
Covert
Melton
M’phail, Cable
Lester
Kingsbury
Boardman & Gray
Henry & S. G. Lindeman
WWE
Strohber, Baus & CO
New Art Piano
Eis Ek
Garly Floriday
11Th St
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