President Attends Church And Takes Short Auto Ride
The president attended the morning service at Central Presbyterian Church with Misa Wilson and Milas Bones. In the afternoon a motor ride included Wilson, Bones, and Mr. Woodrow, while social notes mention various dignitaries, ambassadors, and guests at the Willard and related events as spring gatherings unfold in Washington.
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Misa Wilson
Milas Bones
Miss Bones
Mr. Woodrow
Miss Wilson
Princess Victoria Becomes Godmother at Chapel Royal
At Chapel Royal Princess Victoria attended the christening of Mrs. John Ward's infant son, holding him during the ceremony and pinning a diamond heart pin on his wrap. Queen Alexandra sent a two handled silver cup engraved with the child's name. The event featured the baby wearing his mother’s robe, a private luncheon with nonalcoholic drinks, and notable guests at Marlborough House and Hyde Park venues.
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Queen Senda
H. M
Alexandra
Victoria
London
John Ward
Jean Reid
Hoyal
Victoria Stanley
Nell Primrose
Marlborough House
Thea
Jack
Christian
Alexander Reginald Ward
Mayfair
Helen and Warren Welcome Mother as They Return
Helen and Warren dock a crowded wharf and are surprised by a visit from Helen’s mother. Warren reveals he arranged the surprise and the family quickly moves to a taxi for a celebratory outing. The scene blends domestic warmth with quiet public affection aboard the ship.
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Helen
Winifred
New York
Panama
Winfred
Meil
Nelen
Deaf mute husband tells court of wife's abuse in divorce case
Special to The Washington Post Detroit April 35. Muirville P Wilson, a deaf mute, testified through a deaf interpreter how his wife, also mute, scolded and abused him. Judge Mandell signed the decree of divorce after witnesses described the alleged conduct, with the unique court proceeding featuring sign language and an interpreters.
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Washington Post
Detroit
Mich
Muirville P. Wilson
Thomas Fraser
Little Frills and Farbelows Aflutter in Social World
Social notes recount Princess Gyalma Odescalchi and Jane Campbell in Florence for Easter, with Jane previously in London. Background on Princess Odescalchi and her marriage, the Villa Cristina stay at Montaght, and a brief glimpse of New York art sales, Miss Esther Rogers to christen the battleship Arizona, a Depew birthday celebration at Sherry’s, and Mrs. Henry Payne Whitney funding a sculpture contest prizes at Reinhardt Galleries.
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New York
Harry Payne Whitney
Hot Springs
the Willard
Roger H. Bacon
Shoreham
L. van Rennsselaer
E. T. Tappey
G. A. Sumner
Detroit
John E. Thayer
Lancaster
A. A. Bradley
Grace Richards
Hixham
Maai
Samuel Davia Sturgis
Rincess
Jane" San Faustino
Jane Campbell
Florence
Gyalma Odescalchi
Jane
London
Talbot Watson
Montague Place
Henry Labouchere
Marchese Carto di Hudini
Odescalchi
Rome
Carlo Hirudini
Pera
Hungary
Cristina
Montaght
Labouchere
GG. Craven
B. Alexander
J. M. Paterson
Burke Roche
H. M. Billings
W. T. Carrington
Esther Rogs
Prescott, Ariz
Je ¥. Hunt
Arizona
New York Navy Yard
Mise Ross
Prescott
Miss Ross
Hunt
Brooklyn
Henry Payne Whitney
Friends of
Reinhardt
Fifth Avenue
Whitney
President Attends Church and Park Drive in Summer Heat
The President attended morning services at Central Presbyterian Church and later enjoyed a lengthy afternoon car ride through park roads, with wooded lanes avoiding the few exposed spots on the course.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Consular Appointment For Virginia Student Interpreter
Charlottenville Virginia April 25 Mr A ay Brewer of the University of Virginia graduate department has been appointed to the consular department as student interpreter. He will depart for China next month. A competition for young painters is urged in May under the Spirit of the Friends of the Young Artists with prizes to encourage them. Lewitt Co reports Washington DC beef prices for the week ended April 24 with domestic beef at 1.144 pounds and imported beef at 10.80 cents per pound.
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Larz Anderson
C. Peyton Russell
Beatrice Clover
von Rappard
Mary Patten
Louise Littauer
H. McK. Pultz
Charles A. Watson
Washington Kennel Chair
Wilson
Charlottenville
A Ay, Brewer
University of Virginia
China
Bny
Friends of the
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