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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1917

Page

10

Women not chosen for Washington mail delivery in wartime

Postmaster Merritt O Chance says women will not be used as mail carriers in Washington as a war necessity. Draft summons have limited to 20 mail carriers, despite efforts elsewhere to replace men in service.

Washington United States Merritt O Chance

Washington society notes from the Mayflower weekend visit

President and Mrs. Wilson golfed after arrival at the White House from a week end on the Mayflower. Diplomatic guests and society figures gathered at the Willard and in Henderson Harbor, with Red Cross fundraising at the Myopia Club and various social arrivals in Washington, New York, Bar Harbor, and Newport.

Wilson White House

Tillman family plans cottage openings on Jamestown trip

Mrs Edwin H Tillman will leave Washington mid month to open their Jamestown cottage in Rhode Island, joined by Miss Margheritta Tillman from Allenhurst New Jersey. Also traveling: Mr Edwin H Tillman Jr from Annapolis Naval Academy, and a party including Mrs L B Fraser and family. Mrs Lee Stubblefield heads to San Francisco with daughter Lolita then to New Orleans for the winter, returning in spring to reopen Massachusetts Avenue home. Mrs Wilson Brown to Asbury Park for several weeks. Mr William Bullitt spends a few days at Lafayette with wife. Mrs Mary C Waters and son Daniel Waters stay at the Vanderbilt Hotel in New York.

Lansing Eighteenth Street Henderson Harbor Birmingham Ala Ocean View Holland Pitts Harriet Fitts 19 Street New York Edwin H. Tillman Washington Jamestown R. I Margheritta Tillman Charles Grayson Dulin Allenhurst N. J Commander Tilman L. 8. Fraser Nashville Tenn Tillman Fraser Southampton Long Island Edwin H. Tilman, Jr Naval Academy Annapolis Lee Stubblefield Misa Lolita Stubblefield San Francisco Chicago Salt Lake City Daniel Waters The Flying Corps Vanderbilt Hotel

Many Local Residents Leave for Visits and Weddings

Mrs Johnaton travels to St Louis due to her husband’s duty as major illness grips his wife. Miss Genevieve Johnston accompanies her mother since June. Mrs Marriott relocates to Louisville visiting sister Mrs Norton while daughter Katherine spends summer at Blue Ridge camp. Mrs Ellsworth and son Worth Bagley to Balsam Grove for Vera House and John Mish House wedding. Eleanor and Charlotte Wilkins visit southern Maryland with grandmother for Mr and Mrs Blackistone. Dr Joseph Small vacationing at Spring Lake New Jersey. Rev George W Atkinson Jr departs Georgetown for Eagles Mere PA then Atlantic City with cot tage stay and Maine auto trip planned. Catholic alumnae war relief committee hosts food lecture for members tonight in Carroll Hall introduced by Rev Father O Hern. lecturer Dr Cora Smith King on food conservation.

Crittendew Marriott Twenty-fourth Street Louisville George C. Norton Katherine S. Marriott Blue Ridge Goodwin D. Ellsworth Worth Bagley Hilsworth Balsam Grove Lake Toxaway N. C Vera House John Bh Iry Mish Washington Hillaworth War Relief Service Committee Edna Jamen Sheehy Carroll Hall Lewis J. O’hern Cora Smith King

Dixie Beauties Hunt Senator McKellar in Washington

A posse of 37 of the Souths most beautiful girls from Tennessee Mississippi and Arkansas hunted Senator Kenneth D McKellar in Washington last night. The bachelor senator was not located by midnight and the hunt may continue today. The visitors arrived as guests of J H Lackey of the News-Scimitar and are staying at the Raleigh Hotel before heading to Cincinnati.

Tennessee Mississippi Arkansas Washington Kenneth D Meellar Solon Memphis Newa-Scimi

Billy Sunday Plans Trail Hitting Campaign in Capital

George M Sunday, campaign manager for Billy Sunday the evangelist, telegrammed William Knowles Cooper of the Y M C A that Sunday will be in Washington January 1 1891 to conduct a revival and trail hitting campaign extending through January and part of February. The evangelist arrives at the request of city ministers and laymen. Details will be arranged after a conference with local clergy and lay leaders. A local committee will be appointed to organize the effort.

Billy Sunday George M. Sunday William Knowles Cooper Washington George Sunday Sunday

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