American woman seeks Roosevelt interview over Sweden envoy insult
Mrs. Ida M. Von Claussen travels to Washington to file a formal complaint with President Roosevelt against Charles H. Graves the U S minister to Sweden for allegedly blocking her presentation to King Oscar She plans to press her case directly at the White House while criticizing State Department handling She hints at exposing further details if not admitted to the president and vows to pursue vindication for American women confronting foreign court etiquette claims
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Germany
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Loeb
Troop Drill and Vaudeville at Fort Myer Show Draws Big Crowd
Fort Myer hosts a drill by Thirteenth Cavalry and Third Battalion Field Artillery under the Woman's Army and Navy League. The program includes vaudeville, dancing, music, and tea with performers such as Mrs. B Cosgrove Mrs. Hudson Miss Vernon Lieut. Willard and many others. The event is managed by Mrs. Sharp with assistants Mrs. Metin and Mrs. Eberle.
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Elizabeth Forney
Mary NcCain
Joseph McCain
Tonite Ridgway
William Billard
Irwin Cosgrove
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Margaret Hudson
Alexander Sharp
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Augusta Westesson
Minnie Saxton
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Milas. Humphrey
Social gossip and society notes from coastal pages
The item covers theater casting with Vyolette and Mrs Packington-Parsons, a large chorus and prominent diplomatic patronesses. It also reports on the Stanford White tapestry sale with buyer likely a Goelet member, the Brungelg tapestry misattribution, and yacht Varuna tied to Monaco. Riviera society scenes feature Lady Cheylesmore entertaining Russian royalty and a Riviera crowd at notable gatherings. Washington notice announces an open Royal Neighbors event in honor of Mrs Watt with Modern Woodmen speakers.
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Bullington
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Bearington
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D. Leynier
Brussels
Europe
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Modern Woodmen of America
Royal Neighbors of America
G Street Northwest
E. D. Watt
Supreme Board of Managers
Edward F. Burns
Washington Co operative League for Social Service formed
Representatives from the Woman's Christian Association and other groups have organized the Washington Co operative League for Social Service. Officers include President Mrs H C Bolton and Secretary Mrs F Y Leslie Ransome. The group plans a noonday rest and girls room in the shopping district and will employ a Travelers Aid agent. A Washington Club meeting is set this afternoon at 3.30 with speeches by Commissioner Macfarland H B Reynolds and Prof Vadite.
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Wedded Half a Century Celebrated by Bopp Family
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Bopp was marked by a reception last evening at 1107 O Street Northwest hosted by their daughter Mrs. J W Davis. Read notes recall their marriage in Leesburg on April 8, 1857 and their wartime service including Mr. Bopp’s role as a courier to Gen. D H Hill and capture by Union forces.
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Prize Beauty Forsaken: Beckstrom Sues Dudley for $10000
Miss Selma Beckstrom, art model of 91 Columbus Ave New York, sues Arthur Dudley son of Prof Dudley Newton Mass for 10000 damages alleging broken marriage promises after Dudley wooed her in New York his subsequent marriage to a choir singer Catherine Rush and failure to wed are the basis of the suit plus love letters and failed service by lawyer Max Steinert and detectives seeking Dudley
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Son Born to Guggenheims in New York Hotel
A son born to United States Senator Simon Guggenheim and Mrs Olga Hirsch, of Colorado, in their room at the St Regis Hotel. They have another son, John Simon. The father previously donated $80,000 to the Golden School of Mines in Colorado.
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