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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1914

Page

12

Bloodward and Lothrop Fur Coats in New York Paris sale

The advertisement lists exclusive coats in various lengths and furs with prices for August and season sales. It highlights shawl collars on black pony coats, shows models in 38 to 44 inch lengths, and notes many other skins and designs from Bloodward and Lothrop in New York Washington Paris.

Bloodward & Lothrop New York Washington Paris

Ballroom tensions at Pine Hill Club mingle with invitations

In a Pine Hill country club ballroom, Warren and Helen navigate social protocol while Benbrook hosts guests. An invitation prompts hopes and awkward introductions as guests mingle, dance lessons linger, and a bridge game nears, highlighting class and social friction at the informal gathering.

Elen Blutantry Club Aeatokee Warren Laulee Bob Helen Carrie Benbrooks Carris Helena

Haven Clubhouse Tension Sparks in 1914 Affair

Helen confronts Warren amid a social bridge party as anger erupts over an affair. He storms at snobs and storms about extending play. She hints at returning next week while planning departure after a tense evening.

Helen Won Helen Warren Ced Arren Pipe Bluffs Mia Sha Gertrude Mrs Curtis Warren the Seaview Amy

Washingtonians Located in War Zone Report

State Department lists Washingtonians scattered in Europe as war eddies shift. Notables include Senator Walsh's wife and daughter in Munich, a Mrs Dodge in Chambery, and families in Paris London Venice and Geneva. Also notes Mrs Harrison and Mrs Grover Cleveland safe, with Mrs Cleveland not in danger of being stranded.

Senator Walsh Montana Munich Germany America Mia Miss Walsh Geneva Maurice Francis Egan United States Denmark New York Mra Egen Copenhagen Europe Benjamin Harrison Grover Cleveland State Department Harrison S'Grave Cleveland

Sayre family to make long stay at the White House

President returns to Washington from Rome with Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. McAdoo, the Sayres, and Miss Margaret Wilton. The Sayres plan a extended White House stay. Others noted include Turkish ambassador Rustem Boy, Danials Jr., various diplomats, and social events at Eagle Head and Bar Harbor. A wedding at St Ann's Church in Tennaltytown features Miss Florence L Poore and John Poloni. A separate suit concerns Miss Jennie Wood alleging owed sums from Mrs Bishop and Mr Bishop.

Francis B. Sayre White House Rome McAdoo Francis Howes Sayre Margaret Wilton Sayre James McMillan Eagle Head Newport Place John Harrington Doris McMillan Detroit Philip Mc Millans Cold Spring Frances Dietrich Georges Huber Gardiner St Joseph's Church Dominick Dietrich Fort Thomas Philippines Gardiner Florence L Poore Willym Poors Grant Road John Polon St Ann's Church Tennaltytown James F Smyth Clara Poore Leon Poore Poloni New York Niagara Falls Jennie Wood Miss Wood East Sixty Fourth Street East Sixty-fifth Street Mrs Bishop Warren McCanthe Broadway Teenth Street McClintock Nineteenth Street Alex McConache Baltimore Wallace McCormick John A McGill Virginia Mary McKee McKeown Martinsburg Me Roberts West Lenox Street Chevy Ghase W_ Meek Richmond ES “Itehel Meridian Place Moore Huntington Moore Buntington Bod Morow Payne Peek Washington D C James J Peterson West Virginie Piper Pleasants Marie R Pleasants Poultney Baltmore A Dersbhy Robert Powell Rathbun Grace Babbitt Gormer National Museum Turtieth Street Ane Park Road Norman Rearick Wilmington Robinson West Virginia P Robinson Richmond Va Robinson Stimpson Washington D C Stmiveton Washngton Dabney L Smith Taby Clarksburg WaVa Fanby Smith Mary J W Thompson A Thurman California Avenue Mary P Thysor Chapman Street Tighman Richmond Vailizabeth Timlow Rhode Island Avenue Mme Tramblay Haltimore

Summer New York Society Scene Highlights Dance and Art

In New York and Newport society circles, Allan Forbes and Preston Gibson join a private gathering where tango and mazurka are danced among cottagers. Princess Braganza da Avellar praises Emperor William II in a global tour, while Laura Chanler showcases sculpture and paintings at the Newport Art Association. James Cunningham Bishop, wealthy banker, faces divorce-related headlines as results unfold.

Allan Forbes North Shore Mrs Forbes Preston Gibsons Washington Mr Gibson Galleriee Newport Art Association Laura . Chanter Winthrop Chanter Archibald Alexander Henry Wise Miller Edith Deacon Victor Chapman William E Glyn Hf H Harriman Adrian Ise- UN New York Wadsworth Homestead Gene Nev N

Thrift and Beauty in the Home and Paris Fashion Notes

A blend of home care gadgets and Paris summer fashion features. The piece praises rubber folding wash bowls and travel kits for children, notes corset trends returning or not, and details basque and high bust corset considerations. It also provides two recipes including cucumber sauce with ham croquettes and cheese sandwiches as meal ideas.

UBBER

Huntington Couple Safe in German Hotel Says Dispatch

A consular telegram says Mr and Mrs Archer Huntington are safe and well at the Grand Hotel in Luremburg and show no signs of arrest. A German embassy official doubts official detention and cites transportation disruption from mobilization as the likely issue for Americans abroad. In related notes, Prof Henry Van Dyke denies Berlin’s claim that his son has enlisted in the German army.

Helen Warren Benbrook Archer M Huntington Luremburg Chargé Helmhausen State Department Huntingtona Germany Nuremburg Arener Huntington Tae Hague Henry van Dyke Berlin van Dyke

Americans Registered At London Committee Headquarters List

An extended list of Americans registered at the American citizens committee in London is reported with letters M to T. Washingtonians and residents from nearby states are named along with their destinations and affiliations including embassy staff aides, legal advisers, and several individuals sailing from Genoa or aboard ships. The article notes censorship delays in compiling the roster and cites specific names, towns, and ships involved in the emigration and aid for U.S. citizens abroad.

Committee London American Citizens Committee William Corcoran Eustis Havre Eustis Chandler Anderson State Department Department Augustus Peabody Gardner Massachusetts In Low Senator Lodge Chandler Hale Diplomatic Service Charles H Anthony Ostuymes Harry Montreal Winthrop Pizzini Richmond Vaie Europe Genoa Lloyd Sabando Principe di Udina New York Mina Theresa Gilmore Washington Nancy Johnson Representative Johnson Kentucky Franklin Mail Baltimore Katherine McCormick Berryyine Alex MacElwin Fairmont Florence Mack

Americans on High Seas Face Safe Passage After War Warnings

An analysis explains neutral rights for Americans aboard belligerent ships and the immunity from capture. It notes refugees returning on nonbelligerent vessels like Danish Dutch and Italian ships are unlikely to be detained, with freedom at port and right to proceed home. The Mauretania incident is cited as caution but mitigated by neutral flags and U.S. charters.

Europe Mauretania Great Britain Germany Halifax New England Denmark Netherlands Italy United States

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