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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1906

Page

8

Longworths Hear Operas With An Imperial Hostess

Special to The Washington Dear. Balreuth July 30. Mr. and Mrs. Longworth, touring from Paris, attend the Wagner Festspiel amid a quiet town scene of posts and flags. They are warmly welcomed by locals, tour the baths, meet Cosima Wagner and Siegfried Wagner, and observe the festival’s grand spectacle from the princes gallery. The couple roams Balreuth with cordial attention from townsfolk, finding respite after a strenuous summer.

Edith Brownell Baireuth Paris Bue Mrs. Longworth Europe Relma Reims Balreuth Schumann- Heink Sient Longworth Germany Franz Hals le Bretons Lindens Vilage Unbroken Inc Mount Vernon Stratford-upon- Avon Woalbalia Bavaria Austria Princess Hohenlohe Hohenlohe Frau Cosima Wagner Hva Wagner Siegfried von Bulow Fran Wagner Cosima Wagner Liszt Siegfried Wagner Bersides Bayreuth

Temperance Rally Draws About a Thousand in Washington Grove

The Montgomery County Anti-Saloon League staged its annual temperance rally at the Washington Grove grove last Saturday with an estimated thousand workers in attendance. Morning and afternoon sessions featured addresses by leaders including Thomas J. Owens and J Calvin Muncaster, with speakers from Rockville Washington Grove Gaithersburg and beyond.

Grove Montgomery County Anti-Saloon League Thomas J. Owens Anti-Satoon League J. Calvin Muncaster Rockville Myssie W. W. Milan Blackmore Truitt Washington R. K

Social notes and travels from Hyattsville-Beltsville area

Hyattsville and Beltsville residents entertain and travel amid Atlantic City visits, Boston trips, and group outings. Notable mentions include the Parker sisters Edith and Elizabeth, Miss Jessie Sanderson, and couples like Mr. and Mrs. Carmody. Local clubs host dances, chautauqua programs, reunions, and a church fundraiser at Cloppers with a clay pigeon shoot and festive events.

Social whirl at Old White and surrounding hotels

In Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs social season features a 6 oclock al fresco tea for Capt. and Mrs. R. E. Lee by Mrs. G. W. Lay and Miss Anne Campbell of Baltimore. A Sunday concert drew a large audience with Guy G. Gaugler performing My Old Kentucky Home. Nashville's Mrs. A. C. Bengon hosted a Thursday bridge, with prizes won by Mrs. Neal and Mrs. Stokes. A midsummer reception for the Indies followed by a committee of notably listed locals. Washington guest Mrs. John F. Rogers hosted a seven-hand cocktail party for her sister and another Louisville guest.

Europe Thomas Lyttleton Macon New Orleans Thomas J. Semmes Mason Miler Rickmond Goldsborough Washington T. J. Semmes Old White Hotel G. W. Lay Anne Campbelle Baltimore Ata Old Kentucky Home Guy G. Gaugler A. C. Bengon Nashville Bridge Neal Mrs. Stokes Richmond Messrs Rawlings Lownars W. L. Jefferries Walter Ti. Henderson Jack Gordon John F. Rogers H. P. McDonald Louisville Charles Pettit

Charletown Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Events

Charlestown and nearby towns host a flurry of visits and plans. Lucy Ambler returns from New York to stay with relatives as Cartig Baylor visits Mrs. Garrett Baylor and Elizabeth Baylor from Baltimore is with Miss Marie Nell. Lilian Talbot issues invitations for a large dance at Totel Pow ihatan on Monday. Province McCormick of Berryville visits BH McCormick. Emma Ambler goes to Markham Virginia for August. F C Bowling leaves for Staunton to attend the horse show. Cathcart sisters from Baltimore visit Miss A V Wilson, Minnie Lippitt of Washington visits Col Chin. John A Chin of New York takes two weeks off. von Schrader returns from Lake Champlain. Maud Tapscomb of Washington visits Mrs J Albert Link. Gustav D Brown returns from Saranac Lake. Mary Moore visits Edith Gardner near Shepherdstown. Lake Luzerne’s Wayside Inn, managed by Clifford W Lewis, draws Saratoga auto parties as muscales unfold with violinist Emil Karl Jensen set to appear.

Cartig Baylor Garrett Baylor Elizabeth Bailing Baltimore Marie Nell Lilian Talbot Totel Powihatan Minnie Lippitt Washington RP. Chin John A. Chin New York Atious von Schrader Lake Champlain Maud Tapscomb J. Albert Link Gustav D. Brown Phateaus Saranac Lake Mary Moore Edith Gardner Shepherdstown Lake Luzerne Wayside Inn Saratoga Clifford W. Lewis Richmond Hotel Emil Karl Jensen

Takoma Park Visitors and Local Socials Across Town

Takoma Park and nearby areas host a week of visiting friends and social gatherings. Residents from Luray, Stanley, Blair Road, Baltimore, and Philadelphia travel to Takoma and Washington for meetings, visits, and reunions.

Blosser Luray Takoma Washington Bradley Stanley A. G. Danniells Blair Road West Middle West

Local residents visit Takoma Park and area visitors

Mrs Hattie Allen of Reavis and Prof and Mrs H G Lucas of Fernando California were in town last week along with Hitler W J Fuegerald who spent a few days in Takoma Park with friends.

W. Farnerforth South Lancaster Mass Petersburg Takoma Park Morris Lukens Carroll Avenue Baltimore K. F. Painter Hegeratown I. H Brown Trinidad G. F. Enoch Indiana Michigan Hattie Allen D. W Reavis Brightwood Avenue H. G. Lucas Fernando Cal Hitler W. J. Fuegerald

Rockville Social Notes Chronicle Summer Visitors

Misses Ethel Lyddane and Helen Talbitt return to Rockville from Atlantic City after about ten days away. Dr. Frederick N. Henderson of Philadelphia visits his parents Judge and Mrs James B. Henderson. Lake View Farm hosts a straw ride party with many guests from Rockville and Washington. Numerous Rockville residents and visitors are listed with travels to Atlantic City, Philadelphia, and various area towns, including family visits, seaside trips, and extended stays.

Ethel Lyddane Helen Talbitt Rockville Atlante City Frederick N. Henderson Philadelphia James B. Henderson Lake View Farm Mrs. Linville von Entress Collins von Bucheltz Anna Beuchert Seater Beuchert Ine Ross Edwin Dutton Sis Cronin George Bouchert Blamey Washington Levin Schenck Osgood

Brightwood social round of visits and plans

Mrs Hattie Allee hosted a pleasant Brightwood party at D W Reavis home last Monday evening. R C Greer has left for Indiana and Blair Lee's sons returned from Boston. Waters enjoy Atlantic City for several weeks as H C Ghorn and wife visited Osborns. W A Pearce and wife head to Atlantic City. Osborns suffer hay fever. Lawn sets planned at Emory Chapel. Mrs George B Heinecke and son Oliver visit Mrs C T Heinecke at the Cedars Arundel on the Bay Md.

Swatt Washington Arthur B. Gleason Miss Harrington Illinois Bastalee Rockville William F. Prettyman Ronanoke Hattie Allee D. W. Reavis R. C. Greer Indiana Blair Lee Boston Mass Waters Atlantic City H. C. Ghorn Additives A. G. Osborn W. A. Pearce Emory Chapel George B. Heinecke Oliver C. T. Heinecke the Cedars Arundel-on-the-Bay

Broker's Easy Manners Spark Restaurant Clash in City Hotel

A Western brokerage office in a large city hotel angers a cafe cashier by a vulgar telephone taunt. After a volley of insults, the broker orders a payback through a waiter who remits a five dollar bill and the cashier is told to return change with dishes. The incident raises questions about treatment of women in workplaces and public behavior.

Miss Smith

Napoleon at St Helena and exiled life in 1819 1831 accounts

A London Maal report notes Napoleon’s ledgers from Saint Helena kept by Montholon and Pierrot with pencil corrections by the ex–Emperor. Entries show artificial flowers and watering gear costs, bed mending charges, chicken and egg meals, medicines, syrups, and fruit in 1831. Also cited is a New York Evening Post recast of Wendell Phillips Garrison’s retirement and a London Standard take on the Underground Railroad myth and tunnels as escape routes.

London Drouot Napoleon St. Helens Pierrot Augusteile St. Helena England New York Evening Post London Standard Nation Wendell Phillips Garrison Wiliam Lloyd Garrison Aberty Canada Liberty Great Lakes Magara St Lawrence

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