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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1914

Page

12

Will of Eberhard Trusheim Distributes Estate to Family

The 1X4 will filed in the District Supreme Court probate division provisions a equal share for sons John H. and George Trusheim and daughter Katherine Miller. Grandchildren Charles William and Marie Larmon share in district real estate. The residue is placed in trust with the two sons sharing income with Katherine. after her death the property is sold with one third to each son and one third to her descendants. Executors named as sons. Testator died July 22.

Eberhard Trusheim District Supreme Court Julius A. Maedel John H George Trusheim Katherine Miller Charles William Marie Larmon Katherins

M and Mrs M Adoo Back in Washington After Visit to New York

Washington residents gather updates on society gatherings and diplomatic circles. Notables include Mrs Wilson and Mrs McAdoo returning from New York and Mount Vernon Place to the capital, with forthcoming weddings and diplomatic postings involving Costa Rica and Washington society.

Notable social notes from New York and Atlantic City

Mme da Gama wife of the Brazilian ambassador hosts a lunch at the Biltmore New York. Howard Banks secretary to the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Banks visit Asheville. Mrs Cullop returns from Atlantic City to preside at a Women’s board meeting. The engagement of Cora Cullop is announced and aDeal Beach trip for Dorothy Hareevey and Trent is planned. Mrs Biddle returns to Washington after a summer in Atlantic City. The Braun and Gillespie families visit Washington with others, and John M London returns to the Mayflower after leave in Atlantic City. Theat London U S N resumes duties at the Mayflower after leave at Atlantic City.

Mme. da Gama Brazil New York Fountain Room Biltmore Hotel William A. Cullop Marlborough Atlantic City The Women’s Harry Colman National Democratic League Cullop Cora Deal Beach N. J Sylvan Powdermaker Dorothy Hareevey Trent Marcellus Thompson White Sulphur Springs John M London

Miss Boardman Home Again From Murray Bay Visit

Miss Mabel Boardman arrived in Washington from Murray Bay Canada where she began a visit to Mr and Mrs Taft. She comes for a special Red Cross Society meeting and plans to stay for some time to assist with Red Cross work. The article notes the engagement of Christine Lambertus Harda van Starkeneorgh Stackmwer, daughter of the former American minister to Belgium and Mrs Theodore Marburg.

Mabel Boardman Washington Murray Bay Canada Mrs. Taft Red Cross Society Red Cross Belghim Theodore Marburg Baltimore Christine 10 Jonkheer Walmodus Lambertus Harda van Starkeneorgh Stackmwer Brussels Misa

Engagement of Miss Gwendolin B Condon to Philip D Armour

Announcement on Monday of Miss Gwendolin B Condon of New York to Philip D Armour son of Mrs Patrick A Valentine formerly of Chicago. Likely wedding in early spring. Condon family summered at Algoma Shinnecock Hills and Tuxedo Park. Armour is heir to Philip D Armour Jr. of Chicago.

Gwendolin B. Condon Thomas G. Condon Seventy-fifth Street Tuxedo Park New York Philip D. Armour Ad Patrick A. Valentine Sixty-ninth Street Chicago

Quick Safe Way to Remove Hairs From Skin

A brief home remedy suggests using delatone powder mixed with water to form a paste. Apply it to hairy areas for two to three minutes, then rub off and wash. The hairs are claimed to vanish with this harmless treatment, usually needing only one application if the correct product is used.

Thrift and Beauty in the Home Fashions

Thrift items dominate this season with shell pins for hair in imitation shell or amber and coral beading to match the hairdo. Sport lingerie favors simple cuts and snap fasteners for secure fit, plus a minimal underwear ensemble. A June trousseau set features pussy willow taffeta with hemstitched edges. Also includes a ham and chicken pie recipe with layered filling and light seasoning.

Farragut’s Mobile Bay victory recalled Fifty years later

A historical retelling marks the 69th anniversary of Admiral Farragut’s Mobile Bay action. The piece highlights the dawn assault on Fort Morgan, the Brooklyn and Hartford leading the fleet, the shout Damn the torpedoes Follow me, and the rebel surrender of the Tennessee and Mississippi. It also notes the Tecumseh’s demise and a later mention of the Guayama 1898 capture by American forces.

Farragut Mobile Bay Admiral Farragut Alien Brooklyn Fort Mobile James Alden H. Greene Fort Morgan Tennessee Buchanan Hartford Tecumseh Mississippi Alden Brooklin Guayamo Brooke Porto Rico Poca Ponce San Juan Hains Obiead Triadis Guayama

Pythians Begin Jubilee in Winnipeg Outside U S

The Knights of Pythias supreme lodge opens a ten day session in Winnipeg Manitoba marking the second time such a meeting is held outside the United States. Key items include lowering admission age from 21 to 18 and recognizing the Knights of Khorassan. B H Young of Ada Ohio, two years as vice chancellor, has no announced opponent for supreme chancellor.

Winnipeg Manitoba Supreme Lodge United States Knights of Pythias Knights of Khorassan B. H. Young Ada Ohio

U S Women Nurses Decide Not To Go To Front

Paris reports Mrs Myron T Herrick will stay in the city to help organize an American hospital for wounded soldiers with Mrs George Carroll and Mrs H H Harjes. American women abroad prepare to join Red Cross efforts, while many Parisian society figures reflect on frontline service and the impact on families.

Mra Clarence H. Mackay Tsadora Duncan Paris Pari Red Oroga Society Trantier Mme. Dutrall Natalie Ingraham New York William K. Vanderbilt Sands Poldsy Paria Place Vendome Rue de la Myron T. Herrick France Mis. Herrick George Carroll H. H. Harjes Isacora Duncan

Russian icebreaker Taimyr reaches Nome for Wrangell Island evac

The Russian steamship Taimyr arrived at Nome and will sail to Wrangell Island to evacuate 21 men and one woman who sheltered there after the Stefansson expedition ship Karivk wrecked north of Herald Island last January. The US revenue cutter Bear had already departed July 2 to Wrangell Island, and its absence left the ice firm enough for the Taimyr to operate once war began.

Nome Talmyr Wrangell Island Stefansson Karivk Herald Island United States Revenue Bear Point Barrow

Mrs Roosevelt Better After Typhoid Illness

New York Aug 4 Mrs Kermit Roosevelt wife of Col Theodore Roosevelt's second son had been ill with typhoid fever in a hospital since Saturday last and was reported better today continuing improvement after a severe illness in the week.

New York Kermit Roevelt Theodore Roosevelt N & Hospital

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