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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1916

Page

11

Social events chronicled in brief

Misses Avice and Denis Rabbitt visit near Culpeper Virginia. Miss Ella Rabbitt returns home in Girardtreet after weeks in Washington Grove. Mr and Mrs William Baches Fendall called to New York by illness and death of Mrs Atterbury, widow of John Colt Atterbury of New York Stock Exchange. Mrs Atterbury was sister-in-law of W O Atterbury, first vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mr and Mrs Fendall and son Addison Braxton spend a month in the foothills of Virginia.

William Baches Fendall New York Mra Atterbury Mra Fendall Atterbury John Colt Atterbury New York Stock Exchange W OW Atterbury Pennsylvania Railroad Company Addison Braxton Virginia

Return From Ocean City And Various Visiting Guests

Mr and Mrs Judson O Haertaon and son Malcolm Douglas and Judson O jr have returned from Ocean City Maryland and Baltimore. Mr and Mrs H S Candee and Mr and Mrs Beale of Hartadals New York are in Washington for a visit and stopping at the Shoreham. Elman of Cleveland Auguet with friends in Asheville North Carolina Milas Kathrine Horner entertained at a dinner dance in Miss Osseelman s honor at Highlend Lake. Mr and Mrs Charles Bell Burke of Knoxville Tennessee are house guests of Dr Burkes sister Mrs Somerville at Belcourt Seminary. Mrs J Field and Miss Lillian Kershfield returning to Chicago stopped in Cleveland and Detroit en route after visiting Mrs A Luther and family. Miss Alma Hollander of Beverly Court is visiting relatives in Pittsburgh.

Judson O Haertaon Sona Malcolm Douglas Judson O, Jr Ocean City Baltimore H S Candee Boise Elman Cleveng Asheville Milas Katherine Horner Miss Osseelman Highlend Lake Charles Bell Burke Knoxville, Tenn Mra J Field Mies Lillian Kershfleld Mra A

Visiting in Cleveland and society notices reported

Mrs Ross Cotterill Pennebaker left Washington Friday for Cleveland to visit her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Charles Joss Gilbert later she will visit her son Clinton Boone Pennebaker in Chicago Washington guests attended festivities at Allegheny Inn Goatown including H C Anstey N Anstey J Prescott C F King and W J Lauck Miss G Lyte and Miss L M Barket A New York couple Arvid M Holst announce the marriage of their daughter Idittan Olivia to Dr Jay Lewise Taft of New York De Taft is a son of former President Taft and a cousin who has visited Washington Dr and Mrs J Tester Brooks traveled to Atlantic City for ten days Katheryne Cooney wed William Ralph Dimsey at St Francis de Sales Church Langdon DC The ceremony was followed by a reception at the Dimsey home The couple plan an extended trip and will not return to Washington until September Mr and Mrs Frederick J Mice and family of Columbia Heights left for Braddock Heights MD for about two weeks.

Ross Cotterill Pennebaker Washington Cleveland Ohio Charles Joss Gillatte City Mre Pennebaker Clinton Boone Pennebaker Chicago Allegheny Inn H.C Anstey N Anstey Prescott Cc F King W J Lauck Misa G . Lyte L M Barket Virginia Arvid M. Holst New York Idittan Olivia Jay Lewise Taft Taft de Taft Mies Katheryne Cooney Gwen Cooney William Ralph Dimsey St Francis de Sales Langdon Mark Alice Margaret Cooney Slater William Cooney James Hay Paul Callanan Joseph Milton Mr Metnery Frederick J Mice Columbia Heights Braddock Heights Weake Alice Farington Flynn Newport Ferdinand Kaye Misa Flynn E J Ashton Arthur BH Ashton Washington Colony Atlantic City Mabel Harbaugh Marie Wiseman Misa Edith Waltera Urratteville Inlaw J. F. Lallard George M McFarland Corinne Romney W. Va Harl Sheriff Frank Hutching Richmond Julius, King George Ellenberger Zanesville Robert Thornley Eleanor Williams Savage Howard County Charles Besley Miga Rose Browne Landsdowne Pale Marian Bertha Hoopes Misa Nelle Lyons The State University Charlottesville Walter Shields Albany Ambrose O'Keefe Charles Kensinger Altoona Ber- Ynman Dell R Arthur Cannon Laura Shepherd Telechildren Oak Bluffs Maas Westhampton Walter H Hutchinson Virginia Beach Balwith Mary Waddill Furnival Epworth League of the Memorial

Kiefer Childs announce marriage of Miss Ruby V Childa

The marriage of Miss Ruby V Childa and Mr J S Kieferia was announced. The ceremony occurred Tuesday evening August 15 with a reception at the bride’s father’s home, Mr Charles Childe. The bride wore white embroidered batiste with Irish point lace. sole attendant was her cousin, Mons Bertha Cox. After a trip to Atlantic City, the couple will reside at 3938 Kansas Avenue Northwest after September 1. The engagement of Miss Hilda Ystell Wolf to Mr Mil- is noted.

Ruby V Childa J S Kieferia Charles Childe Ougin Mons Bertha Cox Atlantic City Mra Klafar Kansas Avenue Northwast

Cabbage Peas and Beans as Beauty Aids Inspire London Poet

A London reader’s verse in the series As In a Garden Fair links cabbage beans and peas to beauty. The playful piece suggests war food economies have brightened women’s complexions and hints at classic symbols while mentioning asparagus and potatoes.

London England

Social notes from Dear Park and surroundings

Washington residents travel for visits and vacations to Deer Park Maryland Atlantic City Pen Mar Pa and Virginia camps Incl Alfred and Mrs Rosenthal Warren White and family at Pen Mar A M Fisher and family Jerome Fisher at Breakers Lodging plans for ten day trips to Front Royal and Atlantic City Names include Leon Strauss Max Hirsh Myer Witgenstein and several families visiting Harpers Ferry Lanier Place and Virginia Beach districts.

Northern Ports Visit and Social Roundup Readers

Visit notes detail trips to Northern ports with Mr and Mrs Jonas Michaelis, Mina Eleanor Loeb returning from Braddock Heights, and several Washington figures relocating to Renshawe on Rockville road and Atlantic City. Also mentions Suburban Club bridge, residents at Wildwood NJ, and a lawn party hosted by Dr and Mrs William C Gwynn for Jewish Foster Home children featuring ponies and a sand pond.

Mina Eleanor Loeb Braddock Heights Ernest Gichner Lawrence Silver Spring Renshawe Rockville Road Leonard Schloss Wildwood Mra William C Gwynn

Emperor of Japan Fortune Vast and Rising Fast

Tokyo August 19 The Japanese imperial family holds a fortune of 260000000 and the emperor gains a yearly state allowance of 15000000. Capital comprises shares in gilt edged ventures including Bank of Japan Nippon Yusen Kaisha and Yokohama Bank. Imperial holdings include land forests and prairie tracts totaling tens of thousands of acres. The emperor’s private wealth and empire expenditures dwarf other nations, with shares of China indemnity and imperial properties fueling salaries entertainments pensions and social costs.

Tokyo Bank of Japan Nippon Yisen Kaisha Yokohama &Peale Bank Imperial Hotel China Japa

Kensington Notes Visit Dates and Travels

Mas Knapp visits Buffalo while UY Fred McKenny and family tour New England. J W Townsend returns from a motor trip to the Adirondacks where they camped weeks. Mrs Annie Beech and Miss Neltie Yeatman guest of Mrs A H Kinnear. Byron Chapin heads to the Eastern Shore until September first. Sadie Kinnear and Evelyn Martin spend weeks at Braddock Heights. Jean Simpson visits New York City from Lincoln place. Hopkins and Norrie depart for Atlantic City from Baltimore to Philadelphia.

Fred McKenny New England J W. Townsend Adirondacks Annie Beech Neltie Yeatman A. H. Kinnear Byron Chapin Sadie Kinnear Evelyn Martin Braddock Heights Jean Simpson Lincoln Place New York City J. W. Hopkins B. P. Norrie Atlantic City Baltimore Philadelphia

Hyattsville Society Guests and Local Visits Abroad

Hyattsville society members and area residents are listed as traveling guests and visitors. Edvrard, Willa and Katherine Fauntleroy motor through New England to Squam Lake before Richmond. Mrs. Hugh Rose and son depart for Holly Farm Hanover to visit Knox Wilson. Gray family heads to Asheville then back to North Carolina mountains for fall. Others travel to Maine, Atlantic City, West Virginia, and White Sulphur Springs. Local hosts welcome guests at Swananoa, Braunton, and Oak Bluffs while church groups meet and a lawn fete rounds out the week.

Canada Edvrard Willa Mise Katherine Fauntleroy New England John Stewart Bryans Squam Lake N. BL Richmond

Attractive Member of Congress Set Who in Capsite Sciety

Unable to determine a clear, readable source with concrete facts. The fragment appears garbled and fails to provide identifiable persons, places, dates, or events to summarize into a valid news item.

Congress

Pink Half Hose Stirs Pacific Coast Beach Fashion

Beattie Washington August reports a novelty bathing fashion at Beattie Beach Alki with a young woman wearing pink half hose. The unique costume drew public admiration and a missing shoe moment while observers note the first Pacific coast painting of skin as a fad. About 16 000 watched the beach and 1 000 entered the water with a band concert at Alki.

Beattie Wash Palm Beach Newport Alki Pacific Axperta Atlantic

Cost of War Baby Up Higher by $100 Than 1914

A Britain overview notes baby expenses have risen as clothing, baths, medicines, and nurse wages all climb since the war. Milk, meat, and raw materials cost more, with feeding bottles, engines, and heating showing notable price increases. Overall yearly baby costs are estimated higher due to wage raises and inflation.

Evers

Bridge Begins Time of River Springs Club

Special to The Washington Post River Springs Md Aug 19 William Blandon hosted the Monday Morning Club guest Miss Lucille Pries of Washington Miami Mra George T Stormont with their children left for Washington Wednesday traveling with Dr Trask of the public health service Mrs Trask and her children remain here The midweek 500 party at the pavilion was well attended with prizes won by Mra William Blundon Mra Robert Blackistone Miss Maria Blunton Mr George T Stormont and Mr Pinkney Blackistone Mrs Alvin Ball and her children left Tuesday for Washington and Mr and Mrs Wye returned to Washington by motor Tuesday.

Washington Post River Springs Mra William Blandon Bridge Monday Morning Club Lucille Pries Washington Miami Mra George T Stormont Dr Trask Mre Trank William Blundon Robert Blackistone Maria Blunton Pinkney Blacckinstone Alvin Ball Tuesaday

Carlisle Woman Wed in Peking Palace Ceremony

Miss Leda R Liggett of Carlisle wed Arnold H Rowbotham of Colorado Springs in a modern Christian ceremony at the marble palace of Tuan in Peking China. Liggett had taught in Peking for a year, with Rowbotham, a Romance language professor at Teing Hau College, as groom.

Carlisle Peking China Marble Palace Tuan Leda R. Liggett Arnold H Rowbotham Colorado Springs Teing Hau College

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eliceniisiate Avice Denis Rabbitt Culpeper, Va Ella Rabbitt Girardtreet Washington Grove J Tester Brooks Chatham Courts Vre Walter Jett Kiefer—Childs Wiss Hilda Ystell Wolf Julus Wolf Alysandria Philip P. Campbell Representative Campbell Kansas Helen Troy Ton Firle Pohlen E Holst W C Zimmerman Milton Norment Holst William Jemison Louis Hartig Colonial Beach HF Manden Eon Edward K Terry Dorothy Terry Dwight Terry Pauline Jones Middle West Pittsburgh Cincinnati Mise Bylyle Oppenheimer Dear Park Alfred Rosenthal Deer Park A M Fisher Jerome Samuel Ganas Wallace Lachs and Wallace, Jr Pen Mar, Pa Avery Taylor Warren White Waterlick Ban Noberg Tina Leon Strauss Max Hirsh Andrew T Smith, Jr Front Royal Jeannette Blank Camden Mot Joseph Rosenberg Stiss Blank A T Smith Busch Mr. Smith Frank Gebhart Mias Dorothy Gebhart Myer Witgenstein Charles Goldsmith Lanier Place D. J. Kaufman Simon Nye Harpeta Ferry Mra A. Leibman Jonas Michaelis A. M Baer Wernsraville the &T Mra Samuel Pagk Friendship Heights Mra Goldenick Misa Helene Mra [ Greenbaum Dorothy J P Herman Leah Mra. J Relief Julian Nestle Nestlé Margaret E. Scheetze Mer Lee Hey Margaret Scheetze Keénoia Homan Maryland Lloyd L. Bokmns Rose Lee Mary Corwin Mar. Rainier, Md Italy Representative Carter Oklahoma Emperor of Japan Margarite Williamson War Jrsetan Theouramer Adolph Kuntz Mountain Lake Park Florence Price F Benedetto William J Ward Robert J Duehl West Philadelphia Seventh Street William Kohler William Ho Phipps B. F Lindes G Weitzel G Weitzel, Mra. Daken and Son, Mr. and Mra C F Stone, Mr and Mra F Benedetto Philip Thomas George Pierce Isabel Gordon Eieter Don Carlos Elits Beacon Kensington Notes Mas. Knapp Buffalo, UY Edwin F. Boker West Baltimore Street Kann Sons & C. Chas B. Edmonston H. F. Dismer Pennsylvania Ave Kann Fens & Co Society At Hyattsville Society Hugh Rose and Sone Holly Farm Hanover Mrs Knox Wilson Col Andrew Jackson Gray Master Gray North Carolina Malvern CG. Patterson Mary James Massie Maine Charles BH. Borden Biddeford Pool Minsos Margaret Emma Atkinson Misa Glenn Braunton James H Doley Thin City Swananoa Albemarle Lou Bello Catesby Jones West Virginia Margaret Montague White Eyulphur Springs Granville Gray White Sulphur Springs Methodist Episcopal Church Schaeffer Thorathi Mies Edith Palmer Brantzinger Hyattavilla Lown Sherman James Annapolis Ida Soules Frederick William Soules Pacific Coast Town Britain Ailaters Nuras Time of River Springs Club Mra. Wye Pennsylvania China Palace STORD Pany Impor Endi Sui NCE
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