Fidelia Club Hosts Scintillane New Year Ball at Battle House
Fidelia Club staged a glittering New Year event at the Battle House auditorium with Father Time and a snow scene, featuring Sidney Simon as the old year and Miss Gertrude Steiner guiding 1914 in a sleigh. Dancers wore rose and pink gowns as snow fall and a supper followed, with noted guests from several cities attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelia Club
Battle House
Sidney Simon
Gertrude Steiner
Montsgomery
Sidney Steinan
Lucile Zelmsker
Leonard Metzger
Wathan Simon
E. E. Richard
S. Haas
I. Lichtbach
J. N. Frenkel
H. W. Proskauer
N. H .Meyer
S. Eichard
James G. Adler
B. H. Pake
H. Curiel
W. T. Loewenstein
A. C. Hess
M. H. Forchheimer
H. Kohn
Miss Dorothy Wefel Hosts a Girl’s Lotto Night
Miss Dorothy Wefel entertained a youthful group at her Dauphin Way home for a lotto game last night. After a pink themed gathering and a Plate supper with fried oysters and chicken salad, prizes included chocolate cakes for girls and a silver pencil for boys. The players included Lucille Lyons Maudie Woolf Palulah Arnold Gordon Burgett Zemma Unruh Dorothy Cothran Nell Hubbard Lucia Price Jessie Porter Elizabeth McAlpine Josephine Harris Dora Mitchell Gabriella Cooke Martha bb Ruth Ray Marion Maury Helen Isabelle Pope Nellie Bereuson Barry Marion Lyons Conrad Obrecht Pat Cowan Jesse Acree Billy Touart William Sheffield Joe Sands George Leatherbury Jr John Alpine Jr Leslie Taylor Jr and Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wefel
Dauphin Way
Lucille Lyons
Maudie Woolf
Palulah Arnold
Gordon Burgett
Zemma Unruh
Dorothy Cothran
Nell Hubbard
Lucia Price
Jessie Porter
Elizabeth McAlpine
Josephine Harris
Dora Mitchell
Gabriella Cooke
Martha Bb
Ruth Ray
Marion Maury
Helen
Isabelle Pope
Nellie Bereuson
Barry
Marion Lyons
Conrad Obrecht
Pat Cowan
Jessé¢ Acree
Billy Touart
William Sheffield
Joe Sands
George Leatherbury, Jr
John Alpine, Jr
Leslie Taylor, Jr
Roberts
Theatre Party Shows Holiday Pleas By Miss Brunier
Miss Atnelid Brunier demonstrated skill in entertaining a group of her guests yesterday with a festive theatre party. The event combined light readings and playful holiday appeals in a cheerful social gathering.
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Atnelid Brunier
Orpheum Party and Dansante Highlight New Year's Events
A festive New Year sequence features an Orpheum show with a rose themed Dansante hosted by Mrs. Paul Danner. Attendees include Ethel Bitzer Margaruite Roc Rosa Konstanzer and many others. Rowley orchestra plays dance selections while Miss Hattie Arnold wins best count and Miss Sadie Taylor earns embroidery bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Ethel Bitzer
Marguerite Roc
Rosa Konstanzer
Marguerite Frei
Josephine Layton
Esther Reynolds
Ottilie Roh
Helena Kirchner
Amelia Roh
Emma Putnam
Ortle Benedict
Carl Frei
William Delhomme
Ernest Toenes
Mesdames Kreumpel
Bitzer
Brunier
Lena Bitzer
Clara Sims
Hearts Party Honors Four Fairest Wads at Crampton Home
Mrs. O L Crampton hosted a social event honoring four leading ladies Gabriella Barrett Leila Ann Etta McMillan and Margaret Horn amid pink roses and a crowd at the Washington area gathering. Notables present included Katherine Crampton Guy Crampton and many local guests from Boston to Pensacola and Chicago with elaborate table arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Crampton
Gabriella Barrett
Leila
Ann
Etta McMillan
Margaret Horn
Katherine Crampton
National Cathedral School
Washington
Guy Crampton
Cornell
New York City
Misses Elise Hall
Celia Webb
Elizabeth Hagan
Boston
Imogen Little
Lonnie Lyons
Vass
Irene Dunster
Bessie Hobart
Ella Packer
Margaret Blacksher
Ruth McCormick
Mary Emma Nettles
Marguerite Wefel
Margaret Taylor
Josephine Chamberlain
Marguerite Festorazzi
Corinne Roberts
Marie Clifton
Hilda Broadwood
Sadie Taylor
Alba Gower
Fendley
Dudley Glass
Virginia Woolf
Gladys Tompkins
Eloise Thich
Hattie Arnold
Irwin Fearn
Emily Gray
Ethel Burgess
Amelia Moore LeHar
Birmingham
Vera Green
Pensacola
Jean Traise
Chicago
Kathleen Wil
Radium lands withdrawal plan gains support from Smith
Dr George Otis Smith, director of the Geological Survey, backs Secretary Lane's idea to withdraw all public domain lands believed to hold radium. He says legislation is needed to prevent alienation and that public operation may be necessary for America to control its radium resources. The survey has data ready to designate withdrawal tracts once Congress authorizes action.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lane
George Otis Smith
Federal Geological Survey
Smith
Lne
America
New Year Glamour Guides social set in red and lace
Miss Margaret Horn hosts a crimson New Year dinner with poinsettia accents, red menu favors, and playful riddles on hats. The party featured toasts, champagne glass shaped cards, and witty resolutions as part of a stylish social scene. Dr. Howard A. Kelly discussed radium deposits and cancer treatment plans with Alfred I. Dupont influence as part of a separate ongoing project.
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Margaret Horn
Horn
Congressmen Study Problems Ahead of Reconvening
Washington January 2 Congressmen and committee clerks stay in the capital during recess to study issues for the next session. Preparations focus on anti trust, supply, and defense bills with emphasis on economy and river improvements. The rivers and harbors appropriation aims at 34 million to 40 million for ongoing and new waterways projects and a proposed intra coastal waterway from Boston to Beaufort.
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Washington
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Nbuge
Boston
Beaufort
German Cotillion Club Ball at Battle House
The newly organized Bachelors' Cotillion Club hosts a German at the Battle House at 8 30 pm. Miss Gordon Burgett dances at her Montauk avenue home at 8 pm. Mrs Barry Lyons entertains the Elwell Bridge Club at 3 pm. Mrs M A Mayson hosts the New Bridge Club at 3 pm. Miss Loris Pincus hosts Lena Metzger luncheon at the Cawthon at 2 pm. Miss Louise Logan dances at 7 20 pm. Mrs William Moore entertains.
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Bachelors’ Cotillion Club
Battle House
Gordon Burgett
Montauk Avenue
Mrs. Barry Lyons
Elwell Bridge Club
M. A. Mayson
New Bridge Club
Loris
Pincus
Lena Metzger
Cawthon
Vinol praised by Ohio mother for child’s health gain
Mrs C R Applegate of Dayton Ohio testifies Vinol cod liver and iron syrup improved her son’s appetite and vigor. The ad claims Vinol is a delicious oil free body builder for all ages and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit.
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Vinci
Dayton
Ohio
Rockefeller gift to Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller issued a New Year greeting to the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church in Cleveland where he attends regularly. The generous gift totals seven thousand dollars to augment the church’s reserve funds.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
John D
Conference for Needs of Schools in Alabama discussed
At the Alabama school conference the state superintendent W F Feagin expects 65 of 67 county superintendents to attend at the capitol. Topics include school consolidation local taxation compulsory education high mill tax sanitation rural extension work manual training and domestic science.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Capitol
W. F. Feagin
Massachusetts Ballot Debuts In New York Charter Election
By Associated Press Owego New York January 2 Massachusetts ballot used for first time in state at a charter election in progress under new law effective January 1.
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Massachusetts
New York
Associated Press
Owegy
N. Y
Holmer of New York Wins Marathon on Edinburgh Track
Hans Holmer of New York won the 15 mile professional modified marathon at Powder Hall track in Edinburgh. He led by twenty yards at the finish, clocking one hour four minutes 22 seconds, 27 seconds slower than last year. George Dinning of London was second, Willie Kolehmainen of Finland third.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Hans Holmer
New York
Powder Hall
Hol‘mer
Holmer
George Dinning
London
Willie Kolehmainen
Finland
Turks Naval Purchase Triggers Greek Diplomacy
London January 2 The Greek premier Eleutherios Venizelos plans an extensive foreign tour to address the new Levant situation after Turkey bought the Brazilian battleship Rio de Janeiro. He will visit Rome Paris and London to discuss naval balance and regional security.
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Associated Press
London
Eleutherios Venizelos
Levant
Turkey
Rio de Janeiro
Ottoman Empire
Greece
M. Venizelos
Romeé
Paris
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Louise Cowan
Moss Point
Elise Hall
Rowley
Mary Danner
Dorothy McIntosh
Ruth Lott
Mary Knight Rush
Dansante
Misses Louise Cowan
Ella Packer Blacksher
Lucille Rush
Margaret Festorazzi
Mabel Hartwell
Katherine Monk
Loraine Cunningham
May Leatherbury
Lillian Russell
Lyric Theatre
Maull Bros
St. Louis
L Cc. Fry
Press
Ladd
DR. P. Bestor
G. A. Ichael
Assi
Merchants Bank
Water and
St. Francis Streets
Dr. Smith
U. S
Boss
Howard A. Kelly
S N
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Alfred I. Dupont
Colorado
Miss Lollar
Miss Green
Miss Little
Misses Holmes
Miss Black
Mrs. Moore
Amelia Moore Lollar
Moore
Véra Green
Mobile
Terry Moore
Mabel Moore
E. B. la Roche
Miss Webb
Elia Webb
Ingersoll Moffat
Tom Foster
Matthew Cammack
George Creary
Lucile Rush
T. D. Nettles, Jr
Virginia Creary
Harry Smith
Herndon Smith
Virginia ‘Woolf
Tom Strong
Rebecca Herndon
Ben Campbell
Leila McMillan
Andeorge Lesesne
Annetta McMillan
J. Nelson
Mollie Blountoff
A. C. Blount
Searle Harris
Ance
Dauphin Street
Peter Thompkins
Madras
Capital
Louise
Logan
William — Moore
MRS, C._R. APPLEGATE
Rockefeller
Superintendents of Education of
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Castoria
Burke
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