Society Notes from Washington Gossip and Weddings
Washington society circles feature upcoming wedding plans and recent nuptials. Notables including secretary of state kin, the Italian envoy, and various diplomats attend ceremonies, receptions, and visits. engagements and travel by Washington hostesses and families are documented amid social events and charity performances.
Vanderbilt Wedding Guests Head to New York for Week
Guests including Mr and Mrs Wade H Filin will travel to New York for the week to attend the Littleton Vanderbilt wedding tomorrow. An Army and Navy Club dinner Monday honored Mrs Symes Lawry Smith and D A R Texas delegates. The junior auxiliary benefit matinee at the Knickerbocker Theater tomorrow features Rt Rev Alfred Harding and others.
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Littleton-Vanderbilt
Knickerborker Theater
Alfred Harding
Washington
Herbert Scott Smith
Miss Smith
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Nelson
William Waller
Jewell
C. T. Jewell
Notable society tea set by federation leader at Congressional Club
Miss Georgia R. Bacon vice president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs will speak at the weekly tea at o clock on Friday at the Congressional Club. Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark travels to South Orange New Jersey to visit Mrs. Everard Pratt and will visit friends in New York before returning home.
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Lafayette
Tasker H. Alisa
Joseph Leiter
Armpistead Peter
Georgia R. Bacon
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Congressional Club
Charlotte Freeman Clark
Vislt
Everard Pratt
South Orange
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New York
Batavia
Vanderbilt Receives License For Planned City Wedding
New York, April 27. A license was issued to Cornelius Vanderbilt and Miss Rachel Littleton, sister of Martin W. Littleton, who will wed at St. Thomas Church on Fifth Avenue next Wednesday. Vanderbilt, 21, lists occupation as reporter. Littleton, 20, from Kingston, Taen, resides with her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas J Littleton.
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Christopher Kaminting
Lloyd George Carter
Assy
James D. Rohrer
Margaret AchtCerhircher
Aoner
Robert Wallers
Culpeper
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George Huff
Harry Stambaugh
John Sclutrumpf
Mrs. Carter
Lig Cis
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St. Thomas’ Church
Fifth Avenue
Vanderbilt
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Takoma Park Nominates For Mayor And Council
Takoma Park Md held a nomination meeting at the Presbyterian Church naming Jamey L Wilmeth and Dr Morris Bien for mayor. Three council seats were opened as retiring members were nominated for reelection. Elections are set for next Monday with several incumbents and challengers on the ballot.
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Presbyterian Church
Jamey L. Wilmeth
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Morris Bien
J. Lewton
H. F. Taff
Scott Billy
Lewis al Fligs
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W. G. Platt
Nomination names and voting eligibility noted
Mn Wilmeth and Dr. Morris Bien named in a nomination. Voters must be state residents for one year and town residents for three months. Admiral August Hoehling buried at Arlington after services in Chevy Chase Md. He commanded the Naval Hospital and is survived by wife, a son A A Hoebling Jr and two daughters.
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Morris Bien
F. Sikeels
August Hoehling
Primrose Street
Chevy Chase
Arlington National Cemetery
Admiral Hoehling
Naval Hospital
A. A. Hoebling, Jr
C. F. R. Ggbby
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Philip D. Laird, Prominent Rockville Leader, Dies at 73
Philip D. Laird, 73, influential Rockville financier and public figure, died after a long illness last night. He served Montgomery County in the House of Delegates, was speaker in 1918, and chaired the Public Service Commission and board for years. He led Warmers Banking and Trust of Rockville and is survived by his wife Elia M. Magruder.
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Rockville
Laird
Montgomery County
House of Delegates
Public Service Commission
Warmers’ Banking and Trust Company
Elia M. Magruder
50 Killed in India Wreck Near Mora Dabad
Fifty people died and fifty were injured in a train collision on the Oudh and Rohilkhand Railway near Mora Dabad east of Delhi on Saturday. Four coaches burned in the fire caused by the crash.
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Sinia
India
Oudh and
Rohilkhand
Moradabad
Delhi
Tiz Fixes Aching Swollen Sore Feet
An old ad claims Piz relieves swollen tender feet by drawing out poisonous exudations and reducing foot pain. It touts wearing smaller shoes and promotes Tig as a companion product, with a money-back guarantee for a year.
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