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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1907

Page

7

Maytime social hush at Chevy Chase Club hints at quiet spring season

Washington society notes a lull after Benning meet as May brings charity fetes and social chatter fades. Rivalry builds for a Metropolitan versus Chevy Chase baseball game at Seventh Street park with elaborate box parties and hospital fundraising. Attendees include Miss Mary Patten, the Danish Minister, and various ministers and diplomats.

Benning Chevy Chase Club Washington Metropolitan Chevy Chase Seventh Street Florida Avenue Providence Hospital China Sir Liang Amherst American League Park Pleveta Avenue Metropolitan Club Harry de Sibour Mandeville Carlisle Murray A. Cobb Jack Story Thorece Wescott Reginald Huidekoope Edward McCanley Billy’ Merriam Maj. Denny W. B. Hibbs Newton Gubek Nathan Wyeth Nea Philip Hichehurn Hopkins Mme. Nahuce Mme Jusserand Patten John R. McLean Anson Miller Chatard Boardman Cotton Smith Mime Hauge Unf Mme. Creel Justice White Miss Sands Hinck Jey Mathilde Townsend Beck

Social Gossip Preview of Paris Teas Before Good Friday

Six weeks before Good Friday in Paris saw a rapid run of gay parties hosted by hostesses. Hosts offered bridge teas literary teas theatrical teas and musical teas with authors and authoresses reading passages before a distinguished crowd.

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