President and Guests Ride In Open Auto Through Park
A government social page notes the President toured the park by open car with Miss Bones and Mr. Woodrow, after morning church services at Central Presbyterian. Treasury Secretary McAdoo, recovering from illness, rode with Mrs. McAdoo and his son. Agriculture Secretary Houston to Charlottesville for a Jefferson statue unveiling, and international visitors arrive for engagements. The Chevy Chase Club attracted notable guests for tea amid pleasant weather while several society figures and travelers were listed as guests and arrivals.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
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Washington Society Notes and Arrivals in New York and D.C.
Mrs. Munhall of Pittsburgh visits her parents on Ny street while Mrs. John Stewart Bryan and Mr. W. Brydon Tennant of Richmond arrive at the Wizards. Congress member Richard Wayne Parker returns to Washington after reelection. Mrs. Clarke Waggaman and Mrs. John Ritchie Jr. tour New York and Atlantic City. Daughters of the American Revolution members newly in Washington include Mrs. W Dureen Mrs. W A Trureen Mrs George W Hodges and others from Georgia Maryland and Georgia towns. A Cleveland Park dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J N Baker featured pink and white decor. Dr R F Sheehan hosted at the Army and Navy Club in honor of Dr Charles M Byrnes of Baltimore. attendees included Drs Willian.
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Atlantic City
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Baroness de Laroche Leads All-Woman Auto Corps in France
Society notes from distant cities record Baroness de Laroche, famed flying pioneer, now head of an all-woman automobile corps to aid the army in the field. The article traces her aviation milestones, a 245 foot crash in Helma, acting career, and later social scenes including lost dog Bobbie and Roche family twins. It covers art collection dispersals of Miss Rhinelander, Kinemacolor war films slated for the National Press Club, and a long anecdote about train pranksters in Panama.
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Aero Club of France
Heropolis
Egypt
Rhelma
Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
Washington social figures host D A R congress crowd
In Washington, prominent editors daughters and society figures arrive for the D A R congress. Guests include Mrs Clifton Comly and daughter, Mrs Maxwell of Indianapolis, Miss Laura Speight of Norfolk, and Miss Hague of New Jersey. Several pages and delegates join events at the Willard and Morristown events with extensive hospitality noted.
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Laura Speight
Norfolk
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John Temple Graves
Hat and breakfast rush in Panama City tale
Helen Trelen, in Panama City with Warren in Balboa bound business, buys a stylish hemp trimmed hat and enjoys a lavish hotel breakfast before rushing to the station. A carriage dispute with a driver leads to a delay as mounted police intervene and a second carriage is hired.
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Panama
War Will Silence Mary Garden Until War Ends
Special dispatch from Paris reports Mary Garden will sing no operatic roles while the war continues. She calls the conflict a divine summons and predicts broad changes in art, especially in music, literature, and theater, with Germany and France viewed through wartime loyalties.
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America
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WIFE SUES FH POTTER DIVORCE SEALED IN 1907 WEDDING
Special to The Washington Post New York April 18 1907 The divorce suit Gwendoline Mary Potter vs Francis Hunter Potter is filed in Supreme Court with sealed papers The parties married October 22 1907 in London during a fashionable ceremony attended by officials of the American embassy Mrs Potter a Baltimore daughter of the Cary family and a descendant of old Virginia line The groom formerly secretary to the American Legation in Lisbon Portugal and a nephew of the late Bishop The former marriage linked to one of the colony s most noted weddings and the case notes sealed records The same day a Madrid fire destroyed the Comedia Theater one of the city s finest venues.
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Francis Hunter Potter
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Sidney Cary
Paria
Madrid
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Hindu widow saver turns missionary to aid child widows
Mrs Subkeda Banerjee, once Hindu and now a Christian missionary in the United States, told Metropol itan Baptist Church of her life in India, where she fled an arranged marriage and tiger fate to found rescue work for 1,050 child widows. She seeks funds to build a refuge in Calcutta and convert them to Christianity. The talk also touched on anti England sentiment spreading in Germany, with a campaign of hate led by Frau Simon Sonnemann and the poem The Hymn of Hate.
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Metropolitan Baptist Church
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President Wilson Enjoys Park Drive After Church Service
The President accompanied by Helen Woodrow and Fitzwilliams Woodrow attended 11 o'clock services at Central Presbyterian Church yesterday. In the afternoon he approved a long drive through city parks and nearby countryside.
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Stellar Dramatic Club rehearses Mrs Buzbys Boarders May
The Stelar Dramatic Club of Georgetown rehearses Arthur Tubb’s comedy Mrs Buzbys Boarders with Miss Sue Murray directing. Creditable benefit performances recently in Mary and Virginia were successes. Cast includes Annie Tetler Eileen Keady Mamie Iugan Mael Callahan Gertrude Clement Sue Murray Harry Green Francis Connolly J Edward Kirby Michael Donahue Joseph Kuhn and J Murray. Musical features directed by A I Murray with club assistance.
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Georgetown
Arthur Lewis Tubb
Mrs. Buzby
Maryand
Virginia
Sue Murray
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