Society Notes from Washington to Asheville and Beyond
Peruvian Ambassador Senor Perst leaves Washington for Asheville to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Henry at Zeelandia estate. Undersecretary Norman Davis returns from Stockbridge, will spend week here before resuming at Stockbridge. Dominican Republic envoy Senor Tranuel de ad Camasha leads legation after Minister Galvan’s death. Ralph Stover Maco wedding planned for September 2. Read of multiple society events, weddings, travels, and notable figures visiting Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Perst
Washington
Asheville
N. C
Philip Henry
Zeetlandia
Norman Davis
Stockbridge
Maseara
Davis
Herve
Ate
New York
Senor Tranuel de Ad
Ralph Stover
Thur
Capers
Mins Marhel
Parkes
Dageher
Benjamin FR
Parker
Mount Verfon
Stephen McCarthy
Bro Artaens
Ride
Mra
MuGrarthy
Dhont Verne Am
Meewtny
Lopeerety
Thomas
Cris Maror
Beinall
Animer
Tower of
Mere Seymour
Master Pvorty
Behal
Harer
Rosch Brodaday Cotas
Schall
Seymour
Mrs Solomon Says Being the Confessions of the Seven Hundredth Wife
Helen Rowland presents Mrs Solomon Says a satirical essay on marriage and male behavior. It contrasts endless wives and shifting affections with humorous moralizing, citing examples of romantic missteps and the concept of the next wife arriving after each failed relationship. The piece closes with a fashion note on a crepe cape and changing dress silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Solomon
Helen Rowland
Fashion notes on crepe de chine and jersey frock
From a seaside magazine tone the piece highlights a frock combining crepe de chine silk jersey and a lawn vest with a bolero jacket and wide sash. It notes color schemes white with rose shoes, deep jersey hem, and trimmed sleeves. It also touches on smart sportswear options and a whimsical aside about sleep and summer heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Alen
Keep Vacation Hours
A short column argues that too much vacation time causes fatigue and overexhaustion. It favors a schedule of late bed, late rising, and a midday nap from two to three, noting many vacationers resist early bedtimes and the day stretches too long.
Talking Your Proposition to Death in Public Speaking
Sophisticated caution on overtalking a sales pitch. A businessman recalls passing on a good proposition after hearing too much chatter. He notes psychology of involvement, urging silence to earn respect and better opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
The
Pree Publiching Co
Major General Dean Monahan Funeral at Arlington
Maj. Gen. Dean Monahan retired ASA died August 9 in Denver. Funeral services held yesterday at Arlington. Born in Ireland 84 years ago he came to the United States as a boy and enlisted in the army at age 20. Honorary pallbearers included Generals Mills Cramm Swift Chase and others. surviving wife and daughter Anna Monahan of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Monahan
Denver
Colo
Arllington
Maj
Ireland
Anson Mills
J. J. Cramm
Eben Swift
George F. Chase
W. H. Weassella
BE. D. Dimmock
Col
R. H. Rivers
Col. W. Co. Brown
Bhrnners
Knight Templar
Anna Monahan
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Albur
Heeyed
Smith
Canada
de Lohee
Baltimore
Mary Mahon
Thomas J. Heald
St. Thomas’ Catholic Church
Father Callahan
St. Mattheiw's Church
Harriet Cowling
Chicago
Seward Bacon
Horace B. Macfarland
Walter Crossey
Chevy Chase
Whitelaw Reid
United States
England
Upper St. Reis
Ogden Reid
Wild Air
Jerret A. Hobart
Henry Huddreston Rogers
Southampton
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Alfred M., Hoyt
Ethel Barrymere
John Charles Thomas
Edwin S Puller
Eighteeenth Street
St. Seoul
Puller
Foreign Permits Office
Department of State
Eloy P. Denson
Tittle Marion Denson
North Carolina
Mas
John Howard Hoover
Jacqueline
Fife
Mrderina
Selah
Wheeler Syndicat
KLIM
Rigga Marist
Ain
Pi AY
Poe
Dalin Martin
Close
F St. N. W
N. Y. Ave
Kaun Sous Company
Penn. Avenue
87Th Street
Falking
Sophie Irene Loeb
Spanklin Soar
K Northwest
Veteran Office
Uneral
Maj. Dean
M. Pasternak
Conn
Oxford
Batiste
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