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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1912

Page

9

Washington Sways From Titanic News To Spring Social Mood

In the capital the shock of the Titanic disaster eclipsed gaiety as flags drooped and invitations were recalled. Washington’s social calendar paused with White House receptions postponed and the hunt ball cancelled, while weddings and hospitalities continued amid a spring garden scene and a Corcoran house weighing ceremony.

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Washington society hosts Taft party for Washington students

Mrs Taft entertained about 400 young women from Washington University at the White House hotel for an afternoon program. Guests included college mates of Taft and notable Washington society members. The event featured readings and a musical program with Mrs Maurice Pra and Mrs Kirk, as well as welcome remarks from Mrs Taft and other officials.

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Washington social notes recount New York visits and weddings

Washington society columns detail Mrs. Rockwood and Miss Louisa Tioar heading to Cincinnati, Sibyl Hayes hosting a luncheon for Louise Chapin Fletcher of Florida, and a broad roster of bridesmaids and guests for upcoming weddings. Also noted are portraits lent to Scottish art exhibits, theater plans at the Madison School Playhouse, travels of Dr. and Mrs. McKin, and several social events in Washington and beyond.

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Prominent Washington Social Happenings In June

In mid June Japan-bound official departs with Mrs Wigmore and Kentucky visitors. Washington residents share news of visiting relatives, engagements, and weddings including Elsie May Barbour to Joseph H Callan and Mrs J B Whitehead to Carlisle Boyd. Contins on sixth page.

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