Society Notes From Washington Busy Diplomatic Week
The Navy Secretary Curtis Wilbur leaves for New Hampshire to join his family after town duties and will return before August 22 for a West inspection trip. British Ambassador and Lady Howard take sons to New York then summer Embassy at Manchester by the Sea. Japanese mission hosts include Maj Gen Haragachi and Gen Wada with many officers attending. Other officials travel plans include the Siam and Greek legations, and Peruvian Embassy moves to Wyoming Avenue.
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Navy
Curtis DB Wilbur
Washington
New Hampshire
Isabella Howard
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Mass
Haragachi
K. Wada
Japans As War College
Masaki
Kurosaki
Col
Furusaki
Izeki
Washize
Kawabe
Hirooka
Mr. Weeks
John L. Hines
M. W. Ireland
Robert Davis
Charles 8. Farnsworth
William J. Snow
Frank W. Coe
Harry Taylor
William Mitchell
Hugh A. Drum
Charles H. Martin
James H. Reeves
LeRoy Eltinge
Henry C. Fisher
George T. Bowman
Henry W. T. Eglin
J Folger EB. Hume
Japan
Isaburo Yoshida
Keiichi Kumagai
Yoshio Inoute Inouye
Washington society notes abroad and at home
Washington society news lists travels and postings of military and diplomatic families. Hinckley and Claggett depart for posts. Mrs Gibbs and Mrs Clarke travel. Miss Watson tours Europe and returns later. Subscriptions dinners in high social circles draw many guests. Magic names include Carroll, Hyland, Winslow, Brigham, and Dungan as preparations for autumn events unfold.
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Gibbs
George 5. Gibbs
Signal Corps
George Perkins
Takoma Park
Col. Gibbs
Europe
Seattle
Lucien A. Clarke
Washington
Atlantic City
Aubrey Lynn Clarke
Haddon Hall
Democratic Club Rally Tonight With William B. Wilson
The National Democratic Club at the Shoreham hotel will host former Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson as the principal speaker at 8 p.m. He will address labor issues in the upcoming Democratic campaign. Dr. Albert H. Putney, club president, announces night meetings will continue at the Shoreham.
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Wiliam B. Wilson
National Democratic Club
Shoreham
Albert H. Putney
Stenographer's Pay Halts Court Martial
Manila August 11 A P report says a court martial trying 209 Filipino scouts for mutiny was forced to adjourn due to funds shortage preventing payment of the official stenographer. The court overruled a defense motion for acquittal before adjourning.
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Manila
A. P
Wife Sues Bigamist For Absolute Divorce
Mrs. Anna E. Manson files for absolute divorce from Philip P. Manson now serving a three-year term in Lorton Reformatory Va for bigamy. They wed in 1919 at 623 Kf Street NW. she accuses cruelty and notes his June 25 1922 marriage to Matilde Smith at 3841 Irving St NW. Manson convicted April 30 1923. Represented by Harry L. Rabbitt and William R. Cavanaugh.
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Anna E. Manson
Philip P. Manson
Reformatory
Lorton
KF Street
Northwest
Irak Boundary Case Placed Before League of Nations
Great Britain asks the league of nations to place the Irak frontier issue on the assembly agenda. The Turkish Legation is to send a representative to sit in the council when discussed, as Lausanne treaty provisions call for league settlement if unresolved.
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Geneva
A. P
Mosu
Irak
League of Nations
Great Britain
Legation
League
Typographical Union reports $15 million in strike benefits
Charles P. Howard, president of the International Typographical Union, told the convention that over the four years ended last May the union spent $15,391,342 on strike benefits and special assistance to local unions in Canada and the United States. J. W. Hayes, secretary-treasurer, reported a treasury balance of $8,984.
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Toronto
Charles P. Howard
International Typographical Union
Canada
United States
J. W. Hayes
Treasury
Weavers Send Goods For J. W. Davis' Suit
Tyron North Carolina August 11 John W Davis Democratic presidential candidate is to be Democratically clothed if a group of weavers of homespun cloth in western North Carolina have their way An eight yard bolt of home spun woven by hand by North Carolina hand weavers has been sent to him with a letter signed by F H Bacon stating This cloth is made of Democratic wool from Democratic sheep spun and woven by Democratic men in the altogether Democratic Old North State The industry which produces these woolen is endeavoring to return to the handicraft of our Democratic forebears when man fed and clothed himself
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Tyron
N. C
John W. Davis
North Carolina
F. H. Bacon
Old North
Cigar Makers Cited For Unfair Methods
H M Griggs and E G Griggs of Lagrange Georgia cigar manufacturers trading as H M Griggs Cigar Company were cited by the Federal Trade Commission yesterday for alleged unfair methods of competition in marketing cigars The complaint alleges they manufacture cigars from tobacco grown outside Cuba under a brand name containing the word Tampa The complaint says the acts deceived the purchasing public
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H. M. Griggs
E. G. Griggs
Lagrange
H. M. Griggs Cigar Company
Federal Trade Commission
Cuba
Tampa
Aaa
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Robert Hinckley, Jr
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Garrett Watson
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Women's City Club
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J. J. Walsh
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Gertrude Richardson Brigham
China
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Washington State University
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the Eacuty
Canton Christian College
Miss Brigham
Theodore R. Dungan
Philippines
Dungan
Raleigh Hotel
Beile Sherwin
Willoughby, Ohio
the Powhatan
Frederick R. Gibbs
William D. Sullivan
New York Society
Washington Zoo
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Kingston-on- Hudson
Martin W. Littleton
Miles Agnes Carroll
John J.carroll
New Rochelle
Edward A. Hyland
Miss Carroll
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Fort Adams
Newport
Hyland
Medical Corps of
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Harris & Ewing
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Horlick
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DU Pont Auto Enamel
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Promnt Service
M. Villamur
Clarendon. Va
Studebaker
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Cornell Wall Paper CO
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18Th St
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Kuarenfesd
Boyd Sendel
Mt. St. Joseph’s College
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