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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1904

Page

12

Rich's Semi-Annual Reduction Shoe Sale

Rich's offers a semi-annual reduction sale featuring high grade footwear. The assortment includes Men's Oxfords Ladies Slippers and Oxfords Misses Slippers Carla's Slippers and Oxfords with many complete sizes despite some broken ranges.

Rich Misses Carla

Cotillion at Belmar Draws Washington Guests in August

The Belmar cotillion at Hotel Columbia featured the American Wing figure and a Star Spangled Banner finale led by Mingy Dora Wigton and Ralph Schott. Washington guests included Mr and Mrs Sandford Wittemeyer and the Hanna family among others, with September bookings strong at Atlantic and Coeado. Rocky Mount reception showcased colonial costumes with ladies representing notable figures such as Lady Martha Washington, Dolly Madison, and Dorothy Manners, while gentlemen included A J Simms and Will Scott among others.

Capital City Washington Post Belmar N. J Columbia Mingy Dora Wigton Ralph Schott Sandford Wittemeyer Atlantic Ccado Ington D Hanna Marlon Hanna John Randal V_ Hubbard Buena Vista George T Flemmington Catherine Flemmington M Mary Flemmington Washington Hotel Windsor Charles Erickeon Anna Erickson Peter Smock Wll Green Mountains Kenneth A Ensign Rocky Mount Hotel Rocks Mount W. R. Coon Marma Washington Randall Perdue Wilson Carper Percy Dillard Newton Carron Jack Martin George Greer Will Lee A D R Wood Crump Mene B Robertson Bedford Rob

Richmond Society: Tyler descendant at Lynchburg reunion

Miss Pearl Tyler Ells of Elliston, granddaughter of John Tyler, chosen as maid of honor to Kate Gwathmey Fleet, sponsor for Virginia’s Sixth District at the Confederate reunion in Lynchburg. Card party highlights include duplicate whist won by Claire Guillaume and John Tyler. many society figures attended as potential brides and guests for October ceremonies.

United States Lynchburg Miss Houston Miss Morrison George M. Meredith Richmond Pearl Tyler Ells Elliston Kate Gwathmey Fleet Virginia Elsta John Tyler Tyler Julia Gardiner New York R. H. T. Adams A. P. Hill Alice N. Wise Leesburg Nellie McIntosh Mary Graham Cameron Goshen Marguerite Worthington Price Gala Virginia Alice Hall Franklin County Jubal A. Early Mary Verser Gravely Peyton V. Gravely Danville Nina Whitmore G. A. Whitmore Peterseburg Emily Glasgow Houston Ellen Glasgow Claire Guillame Isaiah White Harrie Webster Palmer C. W. T. Brock Samuel W. Travers A. M. Tyler Bland Spotswood Smith Mattie P. Harris Harrie Helen Montague Josephine Knox Claire Guillaume Admiral Harrie Webster Tom Moore James Harvie W. Travers C. E. Borden Arthur F. Wilmer

Golfing at Allenhurst annual invitation tourney attracts notables

The Deal golf Links hosts an annual invitation tourney with players from Baltimore Country Club including H L Bond and M T Bond. Washington guests register at Hathaway Inn and the Avenhurst Club. Stamford and Rexmere events fill the week with concerts dances and excursions. A wedding at Riverside Farm and a new summer home at Granthurst Park are noted along with a golf match where Miss Schulte wins the ladies final. Dr King's New Life Pills advertised at the end.

Washington Allenhurst N. J Deal Golf Links H. L. Bond M.T. Bond Baltimore Country Club Hathaway Inn P. Philips Jack A. Phillips Washingtoniana Avenhuret Club W. Welling Guberly W. Griscom la Mont H. Craig Barnett C. Smith Thomas A. Emmick St. Elmo Howard A. Fish Throckmorton Washington Post Stamford Rexmere Anthony Comstock Easterskill Old Mountain House Stanley Middletown Greycourt Inn G. W. Kendall Kendall Place Baseball Association McLean-Tinker Riverside Farm South Kortwright James McLean New York Alice McLean Edward L. Tinker Specie K. Adams John Beadle Lorain Conklin Dr. c. Root W. Carter

Social and Personal Wedding and Travel Notes

Md married at noon at Brookland. Dr and Mrs Weeka plan a South trip and will live in Laurel Md. Miss Sadie Goldsmith and sisters visit Pittsburg and cruise Ohio River. Mr and Mrs Isaac Behrend return from wedding journey. Harry Friedlander to St Louis then Great Lakes tour. Mabel Blumenthal engaged to Nathan Kaufman of Providence R I. Mrs Baldera and four sons at Colonial Beatty. Dr J J Richardson returns from Stouts Exposition and Oklahoma trip. J I Booraem family to Asbury Park for three weeks. Ann Gidley and granddaughter Helen Gidley attend G A R encampment in Boston then Cambridge then New York. Lenore Halstead visits Fort Riley with Col Mays. May Blackmon leaves for St Louis for World’s Fair. Mrs Callaghan and Miss Robinson at Hotel Jackson Atlantic City. Alice Keith to marry Dr John Gordon Weston Jr in Philadelphia August 10. Jean MacCallum of Montreal visiting DeWitt Croissant. Wardemanns go to Milwaukee to visit son Dr H V Wardemann. Mrs Keagle and Stella visit Margaret Gordon in Baltimore. Clinton Elgin hosts a party in Baltimore with many attendees. Bliss wedding: Dr Alonzo C Bliss and Eva Jackson Buss return to Washington then country place near Mount Vernon. prior marriage ceremony in New York. Unclear why a second ceremony occurred.

Lenore Halstead Cincinnati Fort Riley Col Mays Benton Halstead Washington May Blackmon Thirteenth Street Northwest St. Louis H. C. Blackmon J. T. Keith Alice John Gordon Weston, Jr New York City Philadelphia Jean MacCallum Montreal Canada de Witt Croissant J. W. Wardemann Massachusetts Avenue Milwaukee H. V.wardemann Om Bliss Alonzo C. Bliss Biss Atlantic City Mount Vernon Buss Eva Jackson Takoma Park Pennsylvania Railroad Washington Post Pennsylvania Railroad Company Inlet Park Adriatic Avenue Intet Park A. H. Bowman Beaumont G. L France Grand Atlantic J. A. Buckley M Manley B. A. Strafford C. A. Giford Palmer—P Abbey G. Wedderburn Lousila W. H. Holliday M. Jones Rossmors Louis B. Stern Harold D. Newman Gouin Farnsworth H. , Butts, and Boyd Berkshire May W. Worsithe Rtland William Pedrick, Jr B._McNally Scarborough Little A. W. Murphy Jolene Arlington Charles Valentine V. Hutas B. B. Cook Ethel Cook Almada Peter KL McKinney Elwond E. W. Melntire Partelly Gygeia R. &. Brown J. H. Daugherty A. Zetelte Marlborough T. Lambert Miss Lambert Mildred D. Lambert James &, Morrail Miss Swan Pierrepont B. C. Bryan D. Cc. Royer Royer Shoreham C. H. Davidson Davidson Young’s G. A. McNaelley A. McNalley W. C. Bhaw HN Town

Carnival at Spring Lake draws Washington visitors

Special to The Washington Post from Spring Lake New Jersey reports Carnival week ending with a grand ball at the Monmouth and a golf match, auto parade and auto race. Washington guests staying at Allaire Ruskin New Monmouth and Breakers hotels are named along with several family groups and summer homes. Nearby Sea Girt Ocean Grove and Seaside host Washington visitors enjoying rest and camp meetings with lists of names and affiliations.

Washington Washington Post Spring Lake N. J Thurston A. Donohue Miss Donohue Catherine Donohue Hugenia A. Myers Breakers Capital Regeter Jerome D. Myers Sarah A. Myers John A. Paxton W. G. Paxton Wilburton-by-the-Sea G. Borup Essex and Sussex Norma Brown Grace Curtis Sea Girt N. 3 Biz Tremont Alfred A. Bliss

Railroad plans to transform Inlet Park into amusement isle

At Atlantic City, the Pennsylvania Railroad proposed surrounding Inlet Park with a drive while vacating Adriatic avenue. City declined, blocking expansion. Now the railroad reportedly seeks a land swap with adjacent owners to create a larger amusement complex with baseball, football, a track, and car circuits, aiming to turn the Inlet into a popular island resort. Also listed are numerous visiting residents staying at Atlantic City hotels.

Long Branch Hosts First Great Automobile Meet

Special to The Washington Post Long Branch New Jersey August 20 The first great automobile meet in Long Branch drew wide attention with Sidney Bowmans 3.04 mile non stop race opening the week The week featured long distance races at Elkwood Park and a floral automobile parade Washington visitors included Mr and Mrs S B Cohen Miss A Cohen and Mr and Mrs Walter A Menthrup C Lowenthal registered from the Capital City and others arrived at the Ocean House for the stay

Washington Post Long Branch N. J Sidney Bowman West End Essex and Sussex Spring Lake Elkwood Park

Arrivals at Asbury Park Hotels From Washington

Special to The Washington Post lists late guests at West In, Coleman House, Brunswick, and Victoria hotels in Asbury Park. Names include Herman G. Clark Ethel Gardner Ferrington G. Wrman Howard A. Edmunds C. T. Barnes A. G. Barnes Frank A. Grisler Edward A. Lovell Charles A. Goring W D Goring and others from Washington Baltimore Richmond New York Louisville Norfolk Hot Springs and Louisville among August visitors. Warm Sulphur Springs hosts a notable ball with milliners and many named guests.

Washington Asbury Park West Ind Hotel Herman G. Clark Ethel Gardner Baltimore Ferrington G. Wrman Howard A. Edmunds Brunswick C. T. Barnes A. G. Barnes Frank A. Grisler Victoria Edward A. Lovell Charles A. Goring W. D. Goring Robert F. Williams B. Randolph Willams Robert Munford Morgan Robinson Richmond George Gibson Charles ‘ Belmont Davis New York Campbell Bayard Paul Jones Louisville M. de Tellier Brickenstein Hermann ‘Newcomb Renshaw Robert Tunstall Norfolk Crawford Columbia D. Whiston G. Farmtogh L. P. Blackburn H. Zane Lowsville T. Merphy E. T. Hickey Hot Springs H. C. Browning James . Pace Alex. Barrett John D. Thomas

Musical Notes of Washington Guests and Events

Mr Charles Ketchel spent weeks at Narragansett Pier and returned to Washington midweek. Miss Mildred Johnston travels to Michigan then to Harper’s Ferry. Miss Kittle Thompson Berry engages as soprano in Norfolk. Sousa to Willow Grove on the 28th. John Philip Sousa replaces the Ithaca Band. St Pauls Church music remains high. forthcoming concert quartet includes Wyman, Mercer, Watson, and Martess. Mendelssohn and Costas pieces listed. Reginald de Koven plans return mid-September and orchestral season in Baltimore.

Charles Ketchel Narra-gansett Pier Washington Mr. Dickenson Fairfax H. H. Freeman Mildred Johnston Michigan Henry R. Hiliott New York City Kittle Thompson Berry Christ Episcopal Church Norfolk J. J. Miller Josef Hofmann Kissengen Baden-Baden John Porter Lawrence Morgantown W. Va School of Music University of West Virginia John Philip Sousa Hia Willow Grove Ithaca Band P. Conway Jasper Dean McFall McFall New York Mendels-sohn St Paul Cochrane Lieut Lawrence Butler Hig Apartments Port Myer Butler Garrieson Mitchell Kierril West T.winchester Charles L. Watson St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Helene Wyman Gessie B. Mercer William Mrtess Tours Naaman Coenen John Humphrey Adelaide Lynham Humphrey Ocean Grove Sloan Anna Sloan Herndon Reginald de Koven Baltimore Leila Livingston Morse Bar Harbor Gne Marquis Bosco Josef Kaspar Henry Miss Wranceska Paria America Miss Kuapar Wil Berlin Marguerite Faust Elizabeth Tannhauser van Alan Potter New York Avenue Presbyterian Church

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