Agriculture Dance Club Plans Outdoor Event After Large Attendance
Chronicled social notices show the Agriculture Dance Club entertaining members at Terrace Inn on Saturday April 8 with a strong turnout and fine program. An outdoor dance is planned for May, with details to be announced later as committees finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sky
Terrace Inn
J. M. Buck
O J Fielda
Larrabee
Missoulie Gardner
Miss Johnson
Misa Cetala Coziin
Misa Helen Hopkins
Miss Dorothy Clark Marries William Wincheole at Home
Miss Dorothy Prentiss Clark wed William Hen deta Wincheole in a 7:30 p m ceremony at her father Wr Allen G Clark’s O street home. Rev William W McMasters officiated. reception followed with music by local performers. The bride wore white satin with chantilly lace, pearls, and a tulle veil. They plan to reside in Parkersburg West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr Allen G Clark
O Street
Dorothy Prentiss Clark
William Hendeta Wincheole
William W. McMasters
First Baptist Church
Edmund Barry
Frank P. Howard
James K. Kerr
Alvin Lake
Rosea
Elisabeth Gertrude Clark
Henry Woodman Clark
Notable Democratic Socialites Attend Southern Themed Entertainment
Maryland matron and numerous politicians and their spouses attended an evening event at Rauscher house headlined by Georgia-born Miss Loulas Alice Williams who sang dialect tunes and colored folk songs. Other performers included Miss Edith Marmion Brastus on harp and Miss Lamore Byrnes Fuller, a soprano. US notables and guests from Washington society, plus Southern ushers, attended the event and a subsequent N DW of Amererils musical tea at the Ebbitt House. Prominent Democrats aided in hosting and receiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 48
Thomas
Morris Sheppard
William E. Borah
Charles A. Culbergen
John F. Shafroth
A. B. Cummins
Ww. & Kenyon
John D. Wacks
Thomas J. Walsh
Atlee Pomerene
W. C Gorgas
George Barnett
Rauschera
Loulas Alice Williams
Georgia
South
Dixia
Williama
Aga
Remus
Edith Marmion Brastus
Lamore Byrnes Fuller
Willams
Capt
A. B. Williams
Spaaker
Clark
Gen
Barnett
Dixie Ball Patronesses Named for Raleigh Event
A list of patronesses for the Dixie Ball of the Robert E. Lee Chapter U D C to be held in Raleigh on Friday April 28 includes Mrs Thomas Watt Gregory Mrs Charles D Carter Mrs South Trimble Mrs Archibald Gracie Mrs Theodore F Shuey Mrs Frank G Oderheimer Mrs May Howell Smith Mrs Nannie Randolph Heath Mrs Claude Bennet Mrs W J Kyle Mrs Walter Wells Mrs Wythe Brooke Mrs Edwin Dutton Mrs George Keabold Mrs W T Baggett Mrs William S Stamper Mrs Laura Wright Mrs Edwin Du Bois Mrs Fred G Dannett Mrs Theodore Tiller Mrs Burleson Miss Caroline Longfellow Mrs John H Bell Mrs Graeme Harvey Mrs Leigh Robingon and Mrs Dr Wade Atkinson. Mrs Edith Gracie chairman and Miss Dorothy Dennett vice chairman of the young ladies committee are to be organized by Miss Lucy Burleson Miss Sydney Burleson Miss Nell Rose Baggett Miss Katharine Ball Miss Ida Bowie Miss Katharine Bowls Miss Hattie Bowie Miss Josie Brockman Miss Ethel Brockman Miss Emily Bowie Miss Italy Carter the Misses Crenshaw Miss Elizabeth Du Bois Miss Denham Miss William Deming Miss Katherine Dumarest Miss Jane Dodge Miss Holland Fitta Miss Helen Griffith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fe, Lee
Raleigh
Thomas Watt Gregory
Charles D. Carter
South Trimble
Archibald Gracie
Theodore F. Shuey
Frank G. Oderheimer
May Howell Smith
Nannie Randolph Héth
Claude Bennet
Sydney Burleson
Nell Rose Baggett
Katharine Ball
Ida Bowie
Katharine Bowls
Mins
Hattie Bowie
Josie Brockman
Ethel Brockman
Emily Bowie
Italy Carter
Crenshaw
Elizabeth du Bois
Denham
Mia
William I. Deming
Misa
Katharine Dumarest
Jane Dodge
Holland Fitta
Helen Griffith
Southern Woman Popular in Congressional Circles at the Capital
Southern Woman noted for influence in congressional circles at the capital. An elopement scene unfolds with a telephone operator hearing the wedding by phone as the couple wed. In Brunswick Georgia on April 1, waves erode St Elmon Island removing long ago purchased lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
St. Elmon Island
Couple Elopes and Marries in Doylestown After Muddy Trip
Philadelphia pair Robert B. Bond and Emma Virginia McClure eloped to avoid a joke, traveling by car toward New York but getting stuck in mud near Trenton. They rushed to Doylestown, secured a license with help from Bucks County officials, and married by midnight with Rev. A. J. Kime officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Robert B. Bond
Emma Virginia McClure
Media
Doylestown
New York
Trenton
Bond
Bucks County
Mies McCluren
Harry A. Clayton
A. J. Kime
Mar
Chinese Slave Girls Promoted as Happier Than American Maids
Special to The Washington Post from Boston reports Mrs. Katherine T. Larsen of Manila and Shanghai asserts Chinese girls are happier as slaves than American society maids. She criticizes U S life, praises China, condemns Boston and New York as selfish, notes San Francisco liveliness, and predicts a Chinese monarchy or return to old governance with emphasis on happiness above wealth.
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America
Orient
Washington Post
Boston
Katherine T. Larsen
Manila
Shanghai
Standard Oil Company of China
Larsen
United States
Wu Tingfang
San Francisco
Is College
Mra. Larsen
Land of Freedom
China
Herve
New York
Amerfone
Far East
Ghosts of Past Rise as New York Chamber of Horrors Cleared
Readable fragments describe items from historic crimes stored in the district attorney's property room cleared at Criminal Courts building. Garments like Stanford White’s suit, Caspar Vartarian’s clerical vestments, Viola Boylan’s dress, and others are described as relics of past cases, with several mysteries unsolved. Include mention of Elsie Sigel and Leon Ling items, and note the collection’s routine clearing every decade. A brief plug notes Gna Wilkinson displaying hand-made art quilts at the New Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Criminal Courts
Marc Antony
Geady
Weat Thirty~ Seventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Forty-sixth Street
Caesar Young
Molineux
Gna Wilkinson
Ligonier
India
New Willard
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Roberta Cook
A. W. Bryan
C. Tancili
J. B. Guin
Edith Hook
B. B. Buts
A. E. Coals
A. B Fennell
Gladys Wilkinson
C. K. Hodgson
Misa M. Laufer
Bert Emergon
Ruth 3. Jonas
L. V. Friedl
H. Hutch Nson
Jack Shu
Dorothy Clark
Analog
Secretary of the Navy
Mra Daniels
Secretary of Agriculture
Mra Houston
Mra Burleson
Mra. Gregory
Eiward White
Mra
Chump Clack
Hoke Smith
T. W. Yardwick
Oscar Underwood
J. H. Bankhead
Ollie James
Claude Swanson
Duncan A. Fletcher
James A. Reed
Maryland
National Democratic Women of Amoerils
Ebbitt House
George Mercert
James Vinton Lake
Akron
Ohio
Mr. Blake
J. H. W. Blake
Street
Ross T. Elliott
Eliott
College Park
Washington
Dixie Ball Patronesses
Sisman, Cohn CO
Iris
Harry
J. W. Abercrombie
Representative Abercrombie
Alabama
National Capital
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J. H. Small Florists—Decoratore—Landscape Contractors
Madison Avenue
52D Street
Waldorf-Astoria
Haster
Strasburger'’'S Family Shoe Store
Stet N. W
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