Society Notes on Jamestown Exposition and Local Weddings
Richmond society coverage details a January to April span of events. Miss Bailie Jones hosts a Hermitage Club dance with numerous guests. Jamestown Island centennial events draw dignitaries and Pocahontas Association planning. Virginia Antiquities convenes with officers and branches. multiple engagements and weddings announced across Richmond, Roanoke, and nearby towns with dates, venues, and host families noted.
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Eugene Taylor
Caroline Armistead
Rosalie Jones
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Rockville Society Notes and Atlantic City Weekend
Rockville society items describe a pleasing church benefit for St Marys Catholic Church with rehearsals, receptions, and a Kensington congregation event. A separate Atlantic City report covers Miss Mae Oliver winning a bet after swimming, and lists Washington visitors at the Hotel Brighton and other shore hotels with many names and stays noted.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
A. E. Spielman
Mra. Spielman
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W. N. Newton
Clara Harrison
Pennsylvania Society
Washington Post
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Washington
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Chalfonte
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Sorasit Inn
George Bett
Robert Archer
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Craig Hall
Mra
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T. H. Scott
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Monticello
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Rudolf
J. Himan
J Aol
Abrams
Runnymede
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Shoreham
Buss
A. Eliott
Seaside House
R. Emith
Olive E. Bernhcera
Wiltshire
B. A. Emith
Trade Tunes and Turnouts at Downey's Stables
Skeptical editors quote merchants on trade after a boast about flags and sales. Finest turnouts for driving visits, weddings, and other events advertised at Downey's Stables 189 L Street. Bridal carriages offered with best service.
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Community Notices of Meetings and Music Events in Capitol Hill
A report outlines a Monday evening of readings and music at the Capitol Hill Literary Society hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walporte, with papers on life, music, and constitutional history. Also covered are DAR Chapter Constitution events, performances by Mary Smith and Louise Smith, and talks at the Oriental Esoteric Center plus club meetings on art, sculpture, and pen women activities.
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Woman’s Club
Joseph Bryan
Frank Duke
Chiles Ferrell
Thomas S Bocock
Salho Btuart
Alexandria
Mary Custis Lee
Lexington
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Robert ©. Bryan
C. Cotesworth Pinckway
Mary B
Gilbert McClugh
Colorado Springs
John P. Spreckler
Capitol Hil Literary Society
C. T. Walporte
Park Place
O. H. Burton
Marion G. Walporte
A. Frear
Capt. Bart
Maj. Lawrence
Dr. McWee
Bryson
Leonore
Laura Cheney
Oriental Dsoteric Center
Q Street
William H. Bingham
New York
Harry Mack
Olive Bengon
Kenner
Schoeneker
Norman Daly
Daly
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Frits
Fcheel
Scheel
West Laurel Hill
Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Aileen Bell
Stoneleigh Court
Adolf Glose
Efreley
Augusta Linda
Charlea Starr Leeda
Bee Got into Bryat's Bonnet A Chapter of History
A social evening featured Mrs. Marian Longfellow O'Donoghue of Boston recounting the league's growth from a small group to its broad regional reach. Mrs. Martha S. Gielow of Alabama spoke on the Southern Industrial Association, and papers on syndicate work were read. A sculptor invited visits to her studio at 1632 K Street NW to view a Gov. Cornell statue for Cornell University. A piano and violin duet closed the program.
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Jessie A. Griswold
Mae Ruth Norcross
Emma V. Triepel
J. 3. Young Withee
L. H. Wilder
Chicago University
Martha S. Gielow
Extabrooke
Rhea Woodman
J. M. Aguirre
Della Hine Mertz
Emma J. Hughes
Mildred Henault
Blanche Tyler Keaton
Success in Life and the Moments of Happiness
The essay reflects Dr. William James on the blindness of people to others' happiness and life theories. It argues success lies in deliberately identifying peak moments, multiplying them, and finding refuge in recollection. It cites Kant Whitman Pater Carlyle and mystics as sources of ecstatic insight found in daily life.
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Envious of Women and the Youthful Complexion
A young matron asks if she ever received help from others and confesses envying Mrs Blank's beauty. She recalls seeing Mrs Blank in an automobile and enjoying a ride with her. The reply denies the envy's authenticity, claiming the beauty and youth are mostly put on and that husbands may forget city life but not the Kitty.
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Ulu
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Lorch
Neosho Gary
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Gathman
Miss Gary
Russian Opera and American musical clubs in Washington
Russia's music scene gains world interest with Rimsky Korsakovs new opera Legend of the Invisible City of Kitege and of the Virgin Fevronia in St Petersburg and Dargomyschakis Stone Guest revived in Moscow. Washington highlights include Mendelssohn Elijah performed by Howard University Choral Society and local recitals by the Apollo Quartet and other artists with plans for memorials and concerts.
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Russian Symphony Society
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Unsettled Frog and Ambiguous Identity Debate
A humorous critique from the era notes frogs faced identity confusion as experts split views on whether they are leather fish skin or dressed poultry. The piece cites sources from the New York Evening Post and Shaw-era rulings, quipping on the uncertainty and its odd effects on perception and appetite. Flores precoriations for Weddings. Conault Shaffer, Mth and 1 sta.
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de Quincey
Prize-winners announced in The Post Educational Contest
West Sunday’s Post reveals the first prize-winners in The Post Educational Contest under today’s edition. The list highlights standout students and the organizations involved in sponsoring awards for academic achievement and creative work.
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