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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1914

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12

Abandoned Peace Congress Moves amid Irony and Debate

A chaotic report traces the first International peace congress intended for Vienna, shifted to Paris then back, with dates altered and leaders like Baroness von Sultner not honored. American pacifists feel their months of work may be squandered as the Vienna gathering faces dissolution and renewed calls for a protest against war.

Paris Baroness von Sultner Washington Post New York Vienna Sen Fran Wilwaukee Berrhtold Austen Coumss+ Het Severs Seria Viena

Peace Congress Away From Vienna Hosts Died Heroine

American peace advocates abroad for the Hague Conference will not part because of officials’ duties in Austria Hungary Americans including Lynch Butler Jordan Straus Clark Mead Tryon Call Lochner travel to Europe to attend the congress or honor Baroness von Suttner whose death shifts plans for a world citizens meeting in Vienna The May Hague conference and Balkan war consequences loom as topics discussed by delegates and leading peace figures.

Vienna Austria-Hungary Congress Baroness von Suttner Bresa Frederick Lynch Nicholas Murray Butler Darla Starr Jordan Oscar Straus John Bates Clark New York

Merry Maidens on Hay Ride Fend Off Armed Highwayman

Special to The Washington Post says a highwayman hiding in the roadway near Theodore L. Van Norden estate sprang into a hay wagon with twelve vacationing girls from New York. Alice Mead stabs the robber with a hat pin then Hulda Keeler helps subdue him as the driver races toward South Salem. The bandit drops his loot and fires at the fleeing wagon. deputies investigate with a Craig River suspect in custody.

Washington Post New York Ighwayman Theodore L. van Norden South Salem Bedford Westchester County South Saiem Lake Waccabuc Alice Mead Miss Mead Miss Keeler van Norden Sherif Doyle Craig River

Thrift and beauty in the home fashion trends announced

Milliners in Chicago fixed next winter’s hat styles to be small and close fitting with ostrich plumes and flowers. Bayadere sashes in bright ta ffee will rework simple dresses, while home decor shifts toward minimal furnishings and practical curtains that block glare, plus a polished routine for spring cleans.

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Vice President and wife attend White Sulphur Springs dance

The vice president and Mrs Marshall travel from Washington to White Sulphur Springs for a weekend stay. They will attend a special hotel dance tonight with ministers and church members among the guests. Several cabinet members and officials are noted in attendance and travel plans.

Hevice Marehall Washington White Sulphur Springs John Wiley J. ,Cooper Wiley Massachusetts Avenue Atantic City

Portiuncula Indulgence Opens at Brookland Monastery

After noon today the Portiuncula indulgence opens at the Franciscan Monastery Church in Brookland. The conditions are confession, communion, and visiting the church or a delegated church. The window for the indulgence runs from 12 o'clock today to midnight tomorrow and will stay open as long as worshippers wish to enter. On Sunday at 9 the Franciscan fathers will celebrate solemn high mass and benediction at 3 20 p.m.

Brookland Cardinal Gibbons

Raising Convention Funds Spurs Joint Chamber Effort

The joint convention committee of the Chamber of Commerce Board of Trafic and the Retail Merchants Association met to appoint a ten member from each group to raise funds for attracting conventions. Contributors include Kann Sons Co King’s Palace and D J Kaufman. An exemplified will of William G Walker from Madison Wis was filed, leaving his estate to Maggie P Walker with executorship. Observation notes in The Little Red Gazette suggest slow feminist progress.

Chamber of Commerce Board of Trafic Retail Merchants’ Association John Dolph Kann Sons & Co King’s’ Palace D. J. Kaufman William G. Walker Madison Wis Haseen District Supreme Court Maggie P. Walker

AIDS ELOPING HUSBAND HELD AFTER NEW YORK ARREST

A young Boston woman with a baby entered New York Police Headquarters claiming a telegram from her husband Arthur D Jones an electrical engineer alleging his arrest for eloping with 18 year old Gladys Lewis of Medford Mass They were arrested Wednesday in an apartment at 51 Manhattan avenue Jones and Miss Lewis face abduction charges Mrs Jones and her baby remained at Hotel Martha Washington awaiting further word as authorities prepare the case Parents of Miss Lewis plan to press criminal prosecution against Jones.

Washington Post New York Poice Jones Arthur D Jones Ashmont Street Boston Gladya ‘Lewis Lves Medford Mass Gladys Lewis Rink Mcenie Miss Lewis John Lewis

Howe and Miss Todd Win Hot Springs Putting Tourney

Walter B Howe of Washington DC and Mrs James Ross Todd of Laulaise Kentucky won the putting tournament at Hot Springs Special 9 The Washington Post July 31.

Walter Bruce Howe James Ross Todd Louisville Alice Scarborough Cincinnaii Hot Springs Walter B. Howe Miss Todd The Washington Post Laulaise, Ky Walter B Howe Washington, DC

Social event at the Casino features guests from multiple cities

Miss Alice Scarborough of Cincinnati hosted guests at ten with a lawn dance at the Casino. A tournament included Mr and Mrs Howe of Washington and Mrs Holmes of Osterville, with Mrs Tyler Field of Cincinnati. A party driving from Warm Springs for the dance included Mr George T Gibson and the Misses Sarah and Louise Gibson of Washington. Mr John W Yerked arrived from Washington for the cure.

Alice Scarborough Cincinnati Mia Howe Washington D. H. Holmes Osterville Tyler Field Warm Springs George T Gibson Sarah and Louise Gibson John W Yerked

A Tour of New York Society at Saratoga Races

New York society members head to Saratoga opening day with the Wilsons renting Fish Cottage and planning extensive entertainments. August Belmont Schuyler Morgan Parsone Payne Whitney and Beach family also expected to attend the season. Mrs John Jacob Astor wins Bar Harbor tennis title defeating Mrs Edgar Howard. Astor wears simple black hat and white outfit. The elite circle includes Countess Granard and Earl of Granard amid Home Rule talks. Duke of Connaught possible viceroy. Chinese ta ta dances rise in Newport society as exclusivity and intellectual salons grow. Events at Newport feature Mrs Belmont and other social leaders amid cool, rainy weather and fashion.

New York Saratoga RT Wilson Newport August Belmont Schuyler Parsone Payne Whitney Frederick Beach John Jacob Astor Howard Aator Earl of Granard Ins Beatrice Mills Atvs Castle Borbes Langford Lister Lord Granard Lord Lucas Lucas Granard Dublin Castle Ulster Duke of Connaugh Countess Granard

Auditor Andrews to Speak at Fourth Presbyterian Tent Service

William E. Andrews auditor of the Treasury will speak at the Fourth Presbyterian Church tent service tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. His topic will be Leadership as part of a series of popular outdoor meetings conducted by the church.

Auditor Andrews William E. Andrews the Treasury Fourth Presbyterian Church Thirteenth Fairmont Streets Mr Andrews Episcopal ST Joan‘s Bixteenth Roland Cotton Smith Edward Slater Dunlap George Williamson Smith William Tayloe Snyder Brown Corps of Engineers sTa Tam Ge m Presbyterian Church OF the Covenant Avenue N Eighteenth Streets Charles Wood Howard Hannaford Harry Baremore Angus Peck Chapel Erman Wxeistant Christien Enden Fourteenth Street Meridian Place Berman Minster O'Clonk Burley Memorial WM & Andrews Freasuy Thireenth Pairmont

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