Washington Socials Report White House Event and Local Notices
Washington April 1 society women welcomed the wives of President Wilson, Vice President Marshall, and cabinet members at a formal breakfast, with speeches replaced by a musical program. Recitals, card parties, and a club gathering at the Waldo hotel followed, featuring performances and a study group on Brahms and Strauss. Nearby events include a private card party hosted by Mrs. Mutton, a social session by the American Insurance Trust, and an upcoming Ladies Aid Society meeting at First Presbyterian church with officer elections.
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Missionary Meeting Invitation Ahead of Wedding News
The Telegram extends early congratulations as a marriage news rumor circulates among close friends. A Missionary Meeting of the Maroh Missionary Society will be held at First Presbyterian Church at 7:40 PM Monday. An interesting program is planned and invited attendees are urged to attend.
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Flood Aid Load Heads Down Ohio River
Under Governor Hatfield order a steamer at the Charleston wharf loads $5,000 worth of clothing and provisions for flood sufferers. Assistant Adjutant General Pratt commands about two dozen state militia. Provisions were sent to Leon and Point Pleasant, part of roughly $17,000 in aid already placed with the governor for relief.
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Point Mennint
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Hat- Neld
Blood Poisoning Fatal for Local Factory Worker
Vin Fulgham aged 26 died in a local hospital from blood poisoning after an injury at a factory machine. He had a badly broken leg requiring multiple operations. surviving relatives include his mother Mrs. Mary Fulgram of Atlanta, Ga., and one sister in Jacksonville, Fla. Funeral arrangements await word from next of kin.
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Mary Fulgram
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Jacksonville
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Conference ends with Progressive recognition in committee allotments
The meeting closed with the Progressive committees recognized as a minority in allocating committee assignments after discussions with Majority Leader Underwood. He reportedly agreed to this arrangement, finalizing the bipartisan conference outcome.
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Underwood
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