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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1908

Page

39

Social and Personal Notes From Washington and Nearby

Mugaiman Br Homer met Miss Lebo four years ago while crossing the conti ent. Miss Juanita Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Joaquin Miller after a month's stay at Elberon N J has arrived at Saratoga where she will spend the rest of the summer with her brother and aunt Miss Hattie Leland. Mexican Attache Departs Mrs SH Johnson of the Iroquois has Jeff Washington to spend some time travel She will go first to New York. Mrs S P Jenkins of 22 nN rire has gone to Martinaburg WV for a visit Mr and Mrs Warren Fairbanks at Narvista of some weeks. Tagansett Pier Mr and Mrs Howard Reeside will leave Washington August 20 for the Maine coast. Miss Mabel Boardman is the guest of Senator W Murray Crane at Windsor MA. Mrs William H Hovery and her son Willam H Emery Jr have left Washington for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Morrison are married in Washington with Morrison secretary of the American Federation of Labor. Miss Virginia Schatter has been visiting in Leesburg VA and sails for Maine August 20. Miss Alice Skillman Boswell wed to Mr Frank Morrison.

Juanita Miller Joaquin Miller Elberon Saratoga Hattie Leland Circuit Bas -Re Anak Wilt Maine Mabel Board New York Javening Alice Skillman Bos=iwell Boswell Robert Stratton Boswell District Court Frank Morrison J William Hart Dexter Maryland Sadie Steers Bridie Emilia Boswell A. Farris Wanda von Eadort Arma von Fauorf RB. Miles G. H. Neale Virginis A. P. Harris Procter Rand R. A. Boswell William Woodward Iricherd Boswell Morrison Washington American Federation of Labor Trnandiz Mmexic Warren Fairbanks Daaughter-In Mairbanks Hotel Imperial Narra- Sansett Pier Howard Reeside Bar Harbor Belgrade Lake Mabel Boardman Uncles W. Murray Crane Windsor Mass William H. Hovery Willam H. Emery, Jr Connecticut Avenue Ney Burnaby Bretton Woods York Harbor Shon Nelson Page Fraulein Walters Nori Shore William J. Boardman School Street Manchester S. Parkman Blake Jersey Teane West Manchester TL. Vitz James McMillan Robert Treat Paine,jr Prides Crossing Ainstia Poe Baltimore Charles Poe Ki Street J. Crupper Paintine Crapper Frances Cripper Eleventh Street Atlantic City Thomas P. “Aulsworth Ner Plymouth Fred. Deges Ninth Street Ida M. Laurie Northeast Ten Point, Md J. T. Shrigley Dumbarton Avenue Blue Ridge Mountains Charles E. Pryor Pryor Lorene M. Woodbury Ernestinse McNett Virginia Carrie Redmond Arturo Ovena Miss Redmond Wiliam McKittrick Bakersfield Santa Barbara McKittrick Gen. Shafter San Francisco Haseen Orena Gaspar Orena Della Guerra Cesar Letallade State Senate Sacramento Boston England Bostok America Edith Herlan Bird Charles i Dedham East Walpole Charles ‘Bird Riding Clab Mise Katherine Roosevelt Juliet Higginson Dover Norfolk Hurst Club Hester Banerett Europe Easton's Point Newport Carl Flash Stockholm Sweden Marion Peirce Topsfield Tom Peirce Mary Mason Hasell Lewis Gruger’ Hasell George Borwick Robert Hudson Borwick Berkeley Saquare West London Jamplen, Lacy Berkeley Square London Robert Borwick Hasell Bionde Misa Haselt Venus Miss Haselt Hxirope Paris de Trobriand Janes Woodtoak Greenwich Conn New London Alice Hasell Italy Borwick Oxtura J. Meloy Bureau of Animal Industry Staten Island Margaret MrCutcheon Pennsylvania Mohler Hismarck S. Oak Mary A. Baxter Bureau of Plant Industry W. P. Cox Albee Bureau of Plant Industey P. Gouchenour Colonial Beach Q. F. Jones Vienna Dr. Zell Bureau of Plant Idustry

Social Gossip on Newport Fashion and Society

In Newport and Boston society circles, fashion and wealth merge as yachts of the New York Yacht Club race slowly, while the social column notes marriages engagements and bridesmaids. Prominent families, photographers, and horse racing ties anchor a panorama of clubs, estates, and high society happenings across Newport and Boston.

Busy Day at Bar Harbor Highlights Summer Socials

Bar Harbor Me reports a busy day with a women’s tennis tournament at the swimming club a putting contest won by Louis A Riley and Miss Riley of New York, a dinner dance for Miss Violet Cushman at Kebo Valley Club, and a lavish tea at Silver Birches hosted by Mrs Philip Livingston. The event drew many prominent guests and notable guests from New York and Washington.

Bar Harbor Ang Kebo Louis A. Riley M. Riley New York Endicott L. F. Brigham William Perkins Draper Hebe Wright Charlotte Delafeld Daria Blasell Harvey Inglis Constantin Brun Howard S. Hosmer Robert ‘Minis Miss Jameson Washington Boston Symphony Orchestra

August Clearance Upholstery Sale Ends Diverse Fabrics

August clearance at HS Ancust Sale offers discounts on summer fabrics Lace Curtains cretonnes and curtains. Savings span diverse items including metalframe win 3 screens and screen doors with reduced prices from pair listings seen.

Odd Portieres Value Ranges From Midpriced to High End

A fragment describes drapery designs and price points for portieres. Items listed include pairs priced from 12 to 22.50 dollars with value references up to 25 dollars. The brief notes several patterns and fabric effects, emphasizing rich and effective designs.

Silk Damask and Valine Prices Mentioned

Fragmentary OCR lists silk damask and Valine with a price line showing S300 and $0.00. No clear event or named entities beyond generic items and pricing.

Cretonnes and Covers Sold At Discount Prices

Fragmentary advert shows imported cretonnes and colorings for felons in daily attire and coverings. Price 30 cents per yard, or 60 cents for sample set.

Sherwood's Metal-frame Window Screens

Fragmentary OCR item about Sherwood's metal frame window screens with garbled measurements and uncertain values. Details partially read include dimensions around inches and possible prices. readability is limited with many misreads and illegible portions.

Sherwood

Stock Screen Doors Price List and Specs

Advertising a small stock of screened doors with fixtures and glass sizes. Listings show door sizes 2.0500, 2.8x6.8, 2.8x7, and 2.108610 feet, with prices per unit and wall price.

Porch Shades Bring Breezy Privacy for Porches

Porch shades convert porches into an extra room by blocking sun while inviting cool air. Constructed from thin linden strips woven with strong thread, they are lightweight, durable, and fade resistant. Available sizes 4x7.8 ft to 10x7.8 ft priced from $2.00 to $5.00.

Moonlight Night At The Mathewson Resort Society Event

Narragansett Pier hosts a moonlit gala at the Matthewson ballroom with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Duryea leading dances and performances by Miss Ida Mathewson Edith Mathewson Kathleen Donovan Lucia Chase and Harold Cook. Guests include Rene La Montague of New York and numerous social figures from Newport Boston New York Chicago and Pittsburgh attending luncheons and polo events at the Casino and Mathewson venues.

Narragansett Pier Piazare Rene la Montague New York Austin Sands Herbert C. Pell Newport William Stockbridge Boston C. L. Vaughan George Mercer William 2. Porten Kansas City George Morgan Chicago James MacArea Pennsylvania Railroad Water Hill Mayrea George, Shrady Nathaniel C. Campbell The Mathewson FP. A. Robbins Robbins Hartford the Mathewson J. Church James Chureh Ww. J. Sturgis Robert F. Maddox Atlanta E. F. Darreil Dorothy Darrel Stonington George H. Taylor John G. Milburn, Jr al &. Goodyear Buffalo N. Y John Mallory Pittsburg Gladstone

Lenox Social Season Dances At Hotels In Town

Lenox Mass August social notes recount a large Bele Fontaine luncheon hosted by Mrs. Giraud Foster and a Curtis Hotel luncheon by Mrs. Clayton Giles of New York. Over 100 attended a Maplewood Hotel dance for August events. guests included Carmen Martinez New York Jessica Bishop Chicago and Katherine Harriet Peck Pittfield. Various arrivals and departures tie to families from Ansonia Baltimore New York and Philadelphia with Ellery routes to Newport and Tanglwood. Noted movers include Mrs. Edmund Randolph New York and Mr. Thomas De Foul Mrs W J G Williams and more. A long roster details attendees at Aspinwall Hotel and Breezy Corners with plans for flower exhibits and summer visits.

Katherine Harriet Peck Pittffeld Edmund Randolph New York Newport Aspinwall Yeaterd Gao" C. Bryant Ansonia Conn Thomas de Foul G. Williams Baltimore Q. Gates Eleanor Gates Daniel Bacon W. R. Hotaling Richard C. Dixey Rosamond Dixey Frides Crossing John L. Thorndike Nina Gaither Francis Burrall Hoffman

Newport Social Roundup Highlights Golf Club Nominations

Newport Aug 11 Mrs C Ogden Jones hosted a Monday at home with many calling at Mideliffs. Luncheons were hosted by Mrs Elbridge T Gerry and Mr and Mrs Augustus Ja for Mr Thomas J OBrien ambassador to Japan. Anna Sands and Mrs Craig Biddle held luncheons and dinners. Annual Newport Golf Club meeting draws attention as many new members expected to be nominated including Jacobs Hoffman Terry and a long list of notable residents. Registrations at Casino noted for several guests and visitors from Philadelphia Boston and Washington enjoying Bellevue and Rollins Moose Place spots.

Newport C. Ogden Jones Mideliffs Elbridge T. Gerry Augustus Ja Thomas J. O'Brien Japan John PB. Merrett Richard Gambrill Gerton I. Winthrop R.livingston Beeckman Egerton L. Winthrop Elisha Dyer James Laurens van, Alen Clarence W. Dolan Sedgwick Jay Lorillard Spencer Robert Sedgwick, Jr Henry R. Sedgwick Stabley ‘Mortimer Robert Goelet Granville Kane Reginald C. Vanderbilt Peter F. Collier George Henry Warren Phillip Henry Martin Percy R. Pyne Strawbridge Philadelphia Mure Hdward J. Berwind Bayard Thayer Boston Rollins Moose Place Bellevue Avenue Charles Wilson Washington Theodore M. Davis Erocsat Howe Bateman’s

New Chief Clerk Thompson Leaves Postoffice for Chicago

G C Thompson formerly assistant chief clerk to the Postoffice Bureau, resigns to become chief clerk at the Republican National Committee in Chicago. He departs with his family after a farewell at the office, then spends a brief vacation in London before starting new duties.

G. C. Thompson Republican National Committee George G Thomson Chicago Thomson London Ontario

Government staff vacation notices sweep Washington

Department of Agriculture officials report leave and travels across the country and abroad. Willet Hays returns from Anthony Park Minnesota while Miss Lula and Miss Misa Lewis vacation in Atlantic City. Several bureau staff plan weeks away in Ohio Maine Virginia and Italy with promotions noted for Milton Vollmer and Frederic Roberts.

Bureau of Forestry Atlantic City H.C. Towers J. Towers Washington A. G. Varela Bureau Photographie

Promotions and leaves at the Bureau of Standards and Lighthouse Service

The census bureau announces promotions including Gunwald Gondergon to second mate in the Lighthouse Service at 720 dollars annually and others in the Lighthouse Service receive raises. Several Bureau of Standards staff members obtain leaves of absence for travel and study, with dates and destinations noted, and auxiliary personnel like Carty and Sperling listed with leave details.

Gunwald Gondergon Mgehthouse

Man sues for annulment over misrepresented wife ad

Codn L Williamson a bookkeeper from 6 FE street NW filed for annulment after marrying Manel William son whom he met through a matrimonial advertisement. He says she did not match her ad, began correspondence in March 1905, and the marriage occurred November 6, 1905, in this city. He seeks a declaration that the union is void due to misrepresentation.

Manel Williamson Codn L. Williamson FE Street Williamson

Body to Be Brought Here for Birmingham Conductor

The body of Joseph F. Collins, conductor killed in Brocton Alabama, will be brought here this evening. Services are set for 7 o'clock Thursday morning at his sister’s residence, Fairmont street. Burial follows in Frederick Maryland. Mrs Collins, his mother, brothers Frank and Albert, and a seven member Birmingham committee will accompany the remains.

Joseph FV. Collins Brocton Ala Clara J. L. Tallaferra Fairmont Street Frederick Collings Frank Albert Collins Birmingham

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Alice Boswell Mr. Morrison Mugaiman Homer Miss Lebor Stewart Brice Lena Walvin Brice Ohio Minses Brice New Lodge Newport Villa John Rogers Mira Randolph Gen. Randolph Vermiey Club Miss Randolph Rogers Cook Curtis Shuey Newton Minnetonka Foal New Yorks Aumuste County Amos Lebo Williamstown Zora Irene Howard Benner Flomer Lebo Wilson AL Es New York Yacht Club Avenger R. W. Summons North Star Electra Cornelius Vanderbilt Wibridge T. Gerry Montpelier Stabie R. Wilson, Jr W. Watts Sherman Newport Cottage Colony Queen Alexandra Scotland Sandringham Norfolk Miss Knollys Alexandra China Mia Edward D. Brandgee Nathaniel Thayer Marthe Codman Evelyn Knapp Parsons West Islip Amor Hollingsworth Tennie and Racquet Club Harvard Hollingsworth Zachary Taylor Hollingsworth Newbury Street Miss Parsons Harbourview Richard Olney Falmouth Art Museum Post Woodward Lothrop Antoinette Jwaleitn Vovues Selasu Marie Autoiertie Odd Portieres Erin Amd Pa Barry Bonny Banking Dept. of Union, Trust Co Ith and Hate Canital and Surlus Edward J. Stellwagen Geo BL Fleming Edson B. Olds Lenox Dance Mrs. Giraud Foster Drew Hageman Henry Winthrop Gray the Willows George Cabot Lodge Lodge Gray Thomas Biddle Emily Biddle Alice Schenck Wellesley Wiliam Pollock Lenox John J. Wysong Holland Harkness Aspinwall Hotel Adele Kneeland Samuel C. Reed Uteaton Ball Stobridge Brhce Clark Henry Dibblee Rock Lawn James Howard Kidd Wabar Wil Iam Francis Bartlett Pittsfield Mrs. Jay Entertain Bureau of Engraving Tol' A National Guard Potomac Forte Gertie Thompson Sibley Hospital Katherine B. Tracy Helen Turner Bureau Treasury Department Mis Bessie Holtidge California Fannie C. Elgin Dlonvise Foley Examni Pacife J. W. Hunt Mary G. Emery Addie E. Somers R. W. Stewart Leelie Lyles HK. W. Ross J. Morgan Scranage George B. Clark Margaret O Brien Elizabeth F de Lay Yemain New England A. P. Weinerth Maggie Doody Dug Ireland Doody Alma Rosen Canada M. T. Creelman Brooklyn Carroll Reeves Fort Washington Government Printing Office Mary E. Connolly Manntype Division Albert Potter Franker George A. Bentley Merk Rochester Onna Bentley Chesapeake Beach Rufus K. Helphenstine Miss Daniels New York City Mary BE. Foote Sfichigam Ocean View G. ¥. Shaw John M. Longan Postmaster General's Office Mias Lillian A. Norton Diviion of Finance F. BE McMillan New Hampshire William DL. Marcy Mr. Marcy France Germany Switzerland Joseph Healey Fire Room Rockaway Beach Long Island Harry Armstrong Frank H. Hiatt Mus. M Helen Burr Bluemont Kssa Jessie W. Springer Division of Accounts Massachusetts David O. Moise Solicitor’s Office Toledo W. M. Long A. KE. Fisher Bdiological Survey Anna L. Pierce Office of Public Roads Portland Anne E. Draper Auburn John C. Wright J. E. Pennybacker Congress William Tinnall Hobart H. Ramsdell Commissioners J. L. Ford Sewer Division Thomas Langan J. CG. Langan Water Department Sobrt A. Jarboe Commerce and Labor George McDonald Ughthouse Service Milton R. Vollmer Bureau of Frederic I. Roberst Bureau of Manufactures Lawrence BD. Halslip ACME Sumer Bilips Census Bureau Kxeeners Joseph Niporginski Orland Lyn Sanforg Scott J. G. Agnew Bureau of Standards H.C. Dickinson Roy VT. Carty 1Reau of Standards D.E. Thomas Bureau of Standson Wales Edwin G. Sperling Cuicagu Chaves F. Spensler Ihe Bureau of Standards Spensler W. A. Gwyer Atantic City E. A. Chaffist Lighthouse Board Chaffist Rackaway Reach Clyde L. Williamson Collins
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