Social events sketched in brief at Missouri pageant
Snapshot of a Missouri social circuit with senators spouses and local dignitaries named, plus visits by national figures. Highlights include Mrs Stone and Mrs Hawes in Kansas City, Leonardtown speech by a Speaker, a new grandson for the von Le Meyer family in Hamilton, and Miss Saltonstall in Boston. A remote note covers debutantes, Army Navy Club dinners, and a Bridgeport summer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Stone
Cal
James 4. Reed
Harry Hawes
Louis
Kimbrough Stone
Kansas City
John George Parkinson
St Joseph
Dockery
Faur@yce
St Louis
Mabel Stone
Katherine Winston
Bancroft Yantis
Wallace Bassford
Bennett C Clark
Pages to Visit Washington with Page couple in capital
The United States Ambassador to England and Mrs Walter Hines Page will arrive noon in New York and travel to Washington for a short stay to spend time with family during his month long leave. The Wilson era summer arrangements include Harla Kendon House at Cornwall for George Peabody Funtis, literary pursuits by Mr Eustis, and plans for a later play production at the Playhouse. Mrs Wotherspoon and General Wotherspoon’s family will join at Tamastown, with Rear Admiral and Mrs Richard Wainwright nearby and Miss Margaret Claire Norton visiting Eagles Mere with the Dodges. Other local moves include Mrs Norton’s Annapolis trip and Miss May Phelps’s Hendersonville and Asheville itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Walter Hines Page
New York
Washington
and Wes
George Peabody Funtis
Harlakenden House
Cornish
No Oh
Wilson
Oeen
White House
Eustis
Mr. Eustis
Playhouse
Wotherspoon
Tamastown
Rear Adfral
Richard Wainwright
Mere Witthews
Washington Matthews
Naval society notes include families visiting Jamestown and Atlantic City
A sequence of society items reports families spending time at Jamestown and Atlantic City with naval officers. Mentions include Miss Elizabeth Humphrey visiting from Washington to Binghamton, Camilla and Maud Schellheimer in Atlantic City, Rear Admiral Caspar Goodrich’s daughter engagement to John Brennan of New York, and various relatives visiting James town Warrenton New Jersey and Annapolis. Also notes about officers detached to Patterson ship and others attending social events with Tillman family and Allen properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Gleaves
Harmony Villa
Newport
Elvelina Gleaves
Admiral Gleaves
Mortia
Birmingham
Jamestown
Marie Louise Harrington
Albert P Niblack
San Antonio
Tex
M Elizabeth Humphrey
Walter Humphrey
Washington
Binghamton, NY
Caspar F Goodrich
Gladys Goodrich Belknap
John Clark Brennan
New York
Belknap
Gladwyn
Pomfret
Conn
Brennan
Engineers’ Club
Manhattan
iMes
Navy
Eet
Admiral Goodrich
Pacific
San Francisco
Plan Automobile Tour With Phelps Party Ahead
Mr and Mrs N Phelps accompanied by Mrs J Cochran formerly Miss Anna Abbott will depart Tuesday for a tour to New York Brooklyn and Atlantic City. On their return they will visit in the Green Spring area continued on eighth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Phelps
Mra . J. Cochran
Anna Abbott
New York
Brooklyn
Atlantic City
Green Spring Wal
Buffalo Girl Given Three Years for Urging Rivals to Battle
Buffalo, Aug 5 The court heard a row after a girl urged two suitors to fight. Ethel Dean Tonawanda faced charges of improper conduct. Clerk and Fosey were fined 10 dollars each, while the girl received three years in Albion for instigating the fracas. Lieut Higley testified seeing the fight near Front Avenue as the trio battled to enter a doorway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cel Dean
Albion
Washington Post
Offalo
Petar
Lovejoy Street
Harold’ Ses
Perry Etreat
Ethel Dean
Tonawanda
Judgey Wan
Bion
Clark
Fosey
Alfred M Higley
Ark
Higley
Cftr
Meets Sister After 64 Years in California
Georgetown Cal pioneer George Handy was visited this week by his sister Mrs J Shepard of Napa mother of Wo A Shepard editor of the Placer County Herald. Handy, 82, recalls leaving in 1852 with early El Dorado county ties and a long career in the sawmill business including work for others and himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Cal
Aus
George Handy
California
Mra J Shepart
Napa
Wo A Shepard
Placer County
Herald
Handy Ia
el Dorado County
Famous Flier Abjures Liquor Before Death in Air Battle
In one of his last letters before being killed in an air battle, Fokker champion Treut Immelmann wrote to a friend that he had become a total abstainer from liquor. He observed that even a small quantity dulls the mind, lowers decision making speed, and impairs presence of mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Treut Immelmann
Fokker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julian Brandon Bolting
Mra Wood- Taw Wilson
Bridgeport
Bolling
Mra Whitlam
Belden
May
J. I Dickinson
Army and Navy Club
Senator I. Myers
Montana
Tery
John A. Osborne
Gener. McIntire
Charles 3. Curuai
Frederick E. Michael
Chevy Chaos Club
Paul Ritter
Lake Placid
Whiteface Inn
Taland
jTén
Acors
Cae
Margaret Claire Norton
L Nortern
Eagles Mere
Horace A. Dodge
Misa Norton
Annapolis
John Ross Martin
Mra
Harry Phelps
May Phelps
Hendersonville
N. C
Asheville
Allenhurst
Lieut
Fischer
A. N
Camilla
Maud Sellheimer
David S Barry
Cora Barry
New Jerse
Mr Barry
Republican National Committee
Misa Roceravy Arnold
Pennsylvania
Dr. J. 8. Arnold
Sally Bayard Robdertean
Austin
Visting
Roberdean Buchanan
Q Street
Joseph Dorst
Col Dorst
USA
Katherine Dorst
Warrenton
Lenox
KE Oa Gethman
Isabella Gary
Thaman A Gary
Galveston
Tax
Green Spring Valley
Misa Sadie Meekham
Paul E Schmidt
Adirondacks
Albany
Parishville
St. Regis Falla
Malone
Montreal
Ottawa
Canada
Migs Douglas Chief
Richmond,Ve
Sweet Briar College
B. F. Adams
Morrison Street
Howe
Carlin
Representative
C Carlin
Virginia
Charles Grayson Dulin
Albert Dulin
Allen
William H Barden
Beatrice Dulin
Eva Gilbert
Tillman
A .W. Rieder
U. N
USS
Patterson
Southport
Mr. and
Mr. A. HR. Mackenzie
H. A. Roberts
Edna Maedel
W. F. Bevan
Kitty Belt
Hazel Jones
Wesley L. Jones
Louise 3. Beamer
Plan Automobile Tour
Hudson
Newsra
Orevillon
Freres
Avenue
Front Avenue
Philips
Osborn
MG Bus Ete
America
Suit Department
Keyser
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