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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1917

Page

10

How It Feels to Drive a Destroyer Up to the Guns

A vivid narrative from a British patrol service officer aboard a swift destroyer, describing reckless bravery as they push toward the big guns to bark at the big boats. The piece frames the ship as sea cavalry facing near annihilation for a fleeting chance at glory.

Germany Sea

France’s Red Widow Becomes British Peeress in Society

France’s infamous Mme Steinheil once accused in a sensational Paris trial linked to President Faure’s death is now a British society ornament. The piece traces her dramatic fall into elite circles and marriage to a peer. It also notes how thousands of American youths are being trained for air service and will keep flying after the war, making airplanes common.

France Mme Steinheil President Faure

The Pursuit of the Hectic Life Along the "Gay White Planks"

A Sunday Post reporter visits Atlantic City and other Eastern coast resort areas to chronicle nightlife and summer frivolity. The piece highlights seaside amusements as part of a broader boardwalk study and notes accompanying fashion and housekeeping tips in a companion magazine feature.

Atlantic City Sunday Post Washington

World War Correspondents Deliver Front Page News

The Washington Post London Times and Philadelphia Public Ledger send their top war reporters to the front, cabling major stories directly to The Washington Sunday Post for prompt publication.

Washington Post London Times Philadelphia Public Ledger Washington Sunday Post

Death of Washington merchant S Walter Woodward at summer home

S Walter Woodward founder and president of Woodward Lothrop died suddenly at Eden Hill Farm Stockbridge Mass at 8 oclock Wednesday night His body to be brought to Washington for burial at Oak Hill Cemetery Funeral services set for 10 oclock at Calvary Baptist Church The passing grieved business and civic leaders across the National Capital and tributes poured in from colleagues and friends.

Capital Walter Woodward Woodward & Lothrop, Inc National Capital Eden Hill Farm Stockbridge Mass Donald Woodward Washington New York Woodward Union Station Oak Hill Cemetery Family Burying Ground Samuel H. Greene Calvary Baptist Church Troy Mr. Woodward Massachusetts Chicago Luke I. Wilson Eden Hill W.W. W. Everett Pioneer Merchant

Capital Merchant Dead In Washington City Funeral Plans Begun

Donald Woodward a department store owner died after heat aggravated grief for his wife June 5. Surviving relatives include four children and siblings in Washington Boston New York and Chevy Chase. District officials and civic groups will attend the funeral with merchants weighing a brief store shutdown.

Luke I. Wilson Chicago B. W. Parker Oliver Street Chevy Chase John Tyssowski New York City Donald Woodward Washington Woodward Isabel M Olcott Frank H. Woodward Boston Fred B. Woodward Selection Board of Division No Board of District Commissioners

Woodward of Washington a pillar in commerce and philanthropy

S Walter Woodward longtime figure in Washington commerce and charity died after a life shaping business and civic landscape. He built Woodward Lothrop with Alvin Lothrop rising from Chelsea to prime downtown retail and led charitable work with the YMCA and many institutions. He supported Calvary Baptist, George Washington University and numerous civic societies.

Washington Woodward International Young Men's Christian Association Washington Association Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce Board of Trade Chamber of Commerce of United States Columbian College George Washington University University Club Lafayette Lodge Mount Vernon R. A M Washington Commandery Knights Templar Alma Temple The Society of Colonial Wars Colonial Society of America Mayflower Society Columbia Historical Society American Civic Association American Academy of Political and Social Sciences American Forestry Association American Society For Judicial Settlement of Anthropological Society of Washington Cosmos Club George Washington Memorial Association Mains Association National Arts Club National Conference of Charities and Corrections National Georgraphic Society National Municipal League

Kirshner Dies at His Easel Portrait Painter at 41

Raphael Kirshner Austrian portrait painter died in New York after an operation for appendicitis. He had come from London two years ago and was working at his easel when stricken. Born in Vienna forty one years ago he painted portraits of notable American women and created the Hirshner girl type.

New York Raphael Kirshner London Kirshner Vienna Hirshner

Society Notes From Washington and Nearby Cities

Russian Ambassador and staff left for Chicago for several days. Belgian mission members headed for a Boston visit. Second secretary of the Russian embassy and Mme de Mohrenschildt travel to Marrangansett for a week then Edgemoor for summer. Albert Dick Jr of Chicago rents a Chevy Chase bungalow for the season to work on government overtime. Florence Flynn announces the marriage of her daughter to Col. John Eugene Dana in New York. The couple will be at home after September 4 at Tuscawilla farm in Greenbrier County West Virginia.

Chicago Mme de Mohrenschildt Albert Dick, Jr Ralph Kirkham Chevy Chase Washington Mary Farmnaton Flynn Florence Col John Eugene Dana St. Thomas' Church New York Mrs. Dana Tuscawilla Farm Lewisburg Greenbrier County W. Va

Hardy Jarman Wedding At Farmville Va And Washington

The wedding of Misa Elizabeth Parker Jarman daughter of Dr and Mrs J L Jarman Farmville and Dr Thomas Griffin Hardy U S A drew wide notice in Farmville and Washington. The ceremony occurred in the bride’s home with Rev J Bosman and Rev Dr Graham H Lembeth officiating. Decorations featured pink and purples roses and pink gladiolas with the stairway garlanded. The bride wore freorgette crepe and lace, a tulle veil with orange blossoms and pearls, and carried snapdragons and sweetheart roses. Little Helen Reeves Jarman was maid of honor. An informal reception followed. Dr and Mrs Hardy planned a wedding journey to Old Point Comfort and will reside at Westminster apartments in Washington after August 5.

Farmville Washington Misa Elizabeth Parker Jarman J. L. Jarman Thomas Griffin Hardy J. Bosman M. B. Church Graham H. Lembeth Richmond Helen Reeves Jarman

Kincheloe Family News and Social Western DC Items

Mrs Kincheloe wife of Representative David H Kincheloe returns from Atlantic City with their little daughter and gives programs at Venice park chautauqua. Representative and Mrs William P Borland will depart for Montreat NY for three or four weeks. their son Hugh is at a camp in Harvard NC. Mrs Thomas L Blanton joins Blanton family at 3 East Capitol Street. Mr and Mrs Lee Combs leave Washington for Crystal Lake NH for a month. Mrs M J Gotwall and Miss Gotwala return home near Philadelphia. Alice Lansbury Huntt announces marriage of her daughter Alice Bayne to Dr Everett Monroe Ellison on December 0 1916 in Alexandria VA. Dr and Mrs Willson spend August in Tennessee then home at The Toronto in DC. War relief committees Catholic alumnae elect officers at 714 Fourteenth Street. Mme Calderon vice chair. Mrs Mark A Woodell second. Miss Mary OBrien third. Miss Anne Agnes ONeill recording. Miss Lucy Mahan corresponding. Miss Mary OTooie treasurer. Mrs W J Parks spent a few days at the McAlpin NY DC. Marcel Steinbrugge in Washington a week. Mr and Mrs Francia A Boyd spend a few days at the McAlpin New York. Mrs Ashton G Clapham and daughters India and Sara go to Poplar Hill Farmville VA end of next week. Mr Clapham to visit family on weekends.

Wiliam P. Borland Jeasamine Montreat Hugh Borland Hravard Alice Lansbury Huntt Alice Bayne Everett Monroe Ellison Alexandria Willson Tennessee Toronto War Relief Service Committees Edna James Sheehy Fourteenth Street Mme. Calderon Mark A. Woodell Mary O'Brien Anne Agnes O'Neill Lucy Mahan Mary O'Toole Ashton G Clapham India Sara Washington Poplar Hill Farmville Clapham

American diplomat Richards Pennoyer weds Viscountess Ingestre

London Aug 2 Richards Pennoyer second secretary of the American embassy and a Californian by birth married Lady Winifred Ingestre daughter in law of the Earl of Shrewsbury at Salisbury The ceremony united an American diplomat with a British aristocrat in a high society match during a royal era

London

Elaborate Charity Ball at Buena Vista Springs Hotel

A charity ball will be held in the Buena Vista Springs Hotel ballrooms tomorrow night promising an elaborate social event with about 200 attendees from Montgomery Blue Ridge Summit Charmian and Buena Vista Springs. Among guests are Countess Macchi di Cellere wife of the Italian Ambassador Mrs William Gibba McAdoo wife of the Treasury Secretary and Mrs John Skelton Williams wife of the comptroller of the currency. The war relief service committee chaired by Sheehy will host a 4 to 6 pm tea dance tomorrow for Marine Corps officers.

Buena Vista Springs Montgomery Blue Ridge Summit Charmian Macchi di Cellere William Gibba McAdoo Treasury United States John Skelton Williams

Washington Arts Club hosts first Monsense Month dinner

The Washington Arts Club held its weekly meeting with a blend of tragedy and humor. Frederick Walcott, sent by the Rockefeller Foundation, spoke on Belgian and Polish suffering under German methods. Humorous talks followed by Miss Willard Howe and Mrs E P Knorr, with jokes about lawyers, a garden-table dinner served by male members in farm attire, and interpretive dancing by Miss Charlotte Hogan.

Washington Arts Club Frederick Walcott Rockefeller Foundation Willard Howe E P Knorr Miss Howe Co. T. Pittman Charles Tucker Charlotte Hogan

Bride and Groom Surprise Chicago Wedding of Octogenarian Couple

Chicago Aug 2 The North Shore learned of the wedding of Mrs Milly R Webster 65 and Robert Cluett 73 retired Cluett & Peabody shirt firm NY. They wed yesterday at Frederick H Scott's home and plan a honeymoon in the Canadian Rockies.

Chicago North Shore Milly R. Webster Edward H Webster Robert Cluett Cluett & Peabody, Shirt Manufacturers New York Frederick H Scott Webster Canadian Rockies

Camels Once Roamed West and Other Disclosures

Berkeley Calif August reports that camels once inhabited California, Oregon and Washington, per Prof John C Merriam and John H P Buwalda of UC. Separate findings place comet remnants along the Columbia River's White Bluffs area. Republican Leader Mann departed Washington after weeks of political tension following high level information.

Berkéley Cal Orerena Washington John C Merriam John H P Buwalda University of California White Bluffs Columbia River

Soldiers Entertained With Minstrel and Operetta Show

Soldiers at Fort Myer and Washington camps enjoyed a late night program hosted by the Soldiers' Entertainment Committee led by Mrs Elizabeth Howry. The event at M 4 featured a minstrel show, operetta, Hawaiian dances, readings, and musical numbers performed before more than 599 soldiers. The Third Infantry Band from Fort Myer is set to perform at Camp Ordway with additional public events planned for 7:30 PM.

Washington Soldiers’ Entertainment Committee Elizabeth Howry Fort Myer Sammies Golo Mors Tancelse McVee Gates Mesars Adams and

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