Roosevelt family visits Eastport as careers noted
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin Roosevelt visits his family at Eastport Maine. Birth announced for their son. Various diplomats and officials are listed as traveling or staying at homes and camps, with other social notes from Washington to Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Hes
Eastport, ME
Navy
Franklin Roosevelt
Families Travel and Visit General Local Corners
Mr and Mrs Garry A Rouse left yesterday for Atlantic City and New York. Mrs Joseph Ferdinand Palmer and child of Chicago visit Washington before joining relatives in Atlantic City, staying at Hotel Powhatan. Mr Eugene C Gott and Mr Charles M Pepper spend days at Walcott New York City. Mr and Mrs Walter Van Rensler and daughter Sophie Walcott Stewart plan Newport R I after Washington. Mrs Edward Donovan and Miss Hdtth Millis return to Brooklyn after two week visit with uncle Mr A H Mills. Missionary Society members of United Brethren Church of Washington attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry A Rouse
Atlantic City
New York
Joseph Ferdinand Palmer
Chicago
Washington
Hotel Powhatan
Eugene C Gott
Walcott
New York City
Walter van Rensler
Stewart
Sophie Walcott Stewart
Lafayette Ind
Newport R
Edward Donovan
Millis
Brooklyn
A H Mills
W Topham
Crailey
Wolfe
Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church of Washington
Embassy guests and social visit schedule noted
The text records guests from the ean embassy in Washington and Miss Laura Chanier of New York staying with Mr and Mrs Rowland at Hotel Powhatan in Washington before traveling to Gettysburg. It also mentions Mr Appleton P Griffin returning to Richmond after a Cleveland Park drive from vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean
Washington
Laura Chanier
New York
Rowland Over Siundas
Powhatan
Gettysburg
Appleton P . Griffin
Edward Morrison McGuire
Congress
Richmond
Cleveland Park
State Department Lists Americans Reported Safe in Europe
Dispatches detail names of Americans in Europe reported safe by the State Department. Entries include individuals and families in cities such as Munich London Bern Harburg Dresden Vienna Paris Milan Amsterdam Glasgow Budapest Melbourne Naples Newcastle on Tyne and Berlin with many awaiting updates and home addresses not reported. The compiled lists cover sailors travelers and residents with several groups sailing or en route to destinations and awaiting confirmation of safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Europe
New York
Hall
Munich
T H McDaniel and
London
Oakland
Cal
Bert Schwartze
Stutt Bart
Learoy
Reusa Bersle Rust
Frank Thatcher
Thomas Ruthn
Olver
Pennsylvania
Robert Bencomb
George Hand
Marion Bayne
Fred Hamel Sallie Deane
Baltic
I H McDonough
Miner
Annie Partridge
Julius Gaylor
Ruth Gayio
Noel
Engenie Shompson
HC Benson Anni
Holden Fithan
Eldridge
Myrtle Conrad
Harriet Gibson
Hizabeth Myers
Martha Fort Saited
Brooks
Budapest
Gluck
Fiorello
Andrene
Borkowicz
Joseph Brauskoff
Havre—Lawrence Jones Frebern
Beadel
Hamburger
Venice
Morse
Athena
Genoa
Crawford
Perego
J Wikaiser
Multinational Names in a Fragmentary Passenger List
A shuffled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names with scattered place markers such as Carlbad, Bayreuth, and Munich area surnames like Kapfetsa Samuels Menig Felton Daniels Wilder and Mitchell Haller Simon. The text reads like a damaged roster of individuals and spouses with no clear event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogua
Joseph Kapfetsa
Carlsbad
Bernard Samuels
Woodington
Cleary
Satony
Richard Menig
Leipgig
Alice Felton
Mra
Bruno Gruechwitz
St Gall
Drese
Berneck
Schumann
Funeral of Mrs Sweitzer Girl Who Danced With Prince
Last rites were held for Mrs Nelson B Sweitzer widow of Gen Sweitzer known as the girl who danced with the Prince of Wales. Army and Navy pallbearers included Capt Henry B Wilson and Rear Admiral Richard M Watt. Interment was in Arlington Cemetery beside her husband. Many friends recalled the dancing incident during the prince's 1910 visit to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
Nelson
Sweitzer
Prince of Wales
King Edward
St Margarets Church
J Wingate
Henry B Wilson
Richard M Watt
Edward Burr Vial Mason Jackson
Thomas Wasiington
Lurton Left No Will. Family Seeks Testamentary Paper
A Nashville drafted paper dated June 6 1893 claiming to be Justice Horace H Lurton’s will was presented for probate after his July death in Atlantic City The document names wife Fanny Owen Lut as executrix and splits any surviving estate among wife and two children Mary Lorton Finley and Horace H Lorton jr If valid it would supersede no bond and no accounting requirements while urging equal division should the wife predecease him Family seeks court action to recognize the paper as a valid will and carry out its terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Nashville, Tenn
Horace H Lurton
Supreme Court of the United States
Atlantic City
Nashville Town
Register of Wills
Hamey JD Jacob
Probata
Deteriba
Mary Lorton Finley
Horace H Lorton Jr
Ting
Horace Hurton
District Supreme Court
Lurton
A Tour in the Smart World of Point Lace and Diamonds
Mrs Walter Burns and others of the American women’s war relief fund operate at 51 Burtington Street London, supervising garment and bandage production for Oldway House hospital in Devonshire.Notables visit, including Lady Randolph Churchill and Mr William C Breed, treasurer of the American relief committee, who departs to rest and return. Also plans for the Wagstaff Adams wedding in West Islip with detailed bridal party and reception at the Wagstaff home. Paris fashion orders decline as France shifts to hospital garment work and Newport Red Cross bazaar features Constance Grenet demonstrating hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Harcourt
Walter Burns
American Womens War Relief Fund
Burtington Street
London
Oldway House
Devonshire
Lads 'Paget
Lady Randolph Churchill
Irwin Loughlin
Strawbridge
Mr Paris Singer
England
William C Breed
American Relief Committee
Mr Breed
C Seymour Bulloch
Bulloch
Sampson H Schwarz
Buise Tin
Schwarz
Eng
Ompic
Margaret Barnard Wagstaf
Alfred Wagstaff
John Fairchild Adams
Horatio M Adams
Glen Cave
Long Island
Christ Episcopal Church
West Islip
Wagstaff
George B Wagstaff
Mary Cutting Cummock
Nathalie Slocum
Henry
Slocum
Kate Gordon Wallis
Gordon Wills
Amy M Deven
James A Develin
Philadelphia
Alice Seabur
Frank Seaburs
Boston
Adams
Crittenden Adame
Messrs Dunbar
Robert B
Meyer Francis Worthington
George B
Red Cross
Newport
Society
Hermann Gelrichs
James B Hagen
Vanderbit
Constance Grenet
Augusta Grenet
West Mine
Second Street
Miss Grenet
Carl Berger
Engagement of Miss Alice Preston to Albert Grant Jr announced
The Washington Post reports engagement of Miss Alice Louise Preston, cousin of Mr and Mrs Starke Dupuy Ferguson of Roanoke Virginia, to Albert Weston Grant Jr of Philadelphia. Grant is son of Captain A W Grant and Mrs Grant, former commandant of the Philadelphia wax yard, now commanding a Texas battleship task force arriving in New York from Vera Cruz. Also notes a Masonic funeral for John R Wilson at 3291 Mount Pleasant Street NW, Lafayette Lodge No 19, with interment at Congressional Cemetery. Secretary Wilson to speak on the relation of the material to the spiritual at Fourth Presbyterian lawn service tomorrow evening with a brief orchestral prelude. Plum picking forecast for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Dr Ritter
New York
Washington
Judah Geara
Spitfire Lake
Adirondacks
Belmont Tiffany
Roderick Cameron
A. W Grant, Jr
A.W Grant
DSW Specksi
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Starke Dupuy Ferguson
Roanoke
Alice Louise Preston
Albert Weston Grant Jr
This City
Preston
George A Preston
Bonham Tex
Grant
A W Grant
J & Wilson
John R Wilson
Garfield Hospital
Mount Pleasant Street
Lafayette Lodge No
Congressional
Walton
Alexandria
Seventh Street
Wilson
Labor Wilson
Fourth Presbyterian
Tarteenth
Fairmont Streets
Orchestra
The
Post
Sunday religious services across Washington churches
A cluttered page lists multiple church services across Washington venues including the Presbyterian Church of the Lovesaint on Connecticut Avenue, St John Church on 15th Street, the Church of the Incarnation at Twelfth and N Streets, and other denominations. Events include sermons, prayers, and musical programs with guest speakers such as Secretary of Labor William Wilson, plus a Theosophical convention in Raleigh with topics on mysticism and life after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyteriay Church
Lovesant
Connecticut Avenue
Bigh Regth Streets
Charles Mood
Hannaforl
Ocslers
Harry Baremore
Angus
Pere Chapel
Slam
Bernion
Elatant
Christian Endeavor
Covenant
Walter F Smith
United States Warine Band
Wil
Wal BR Wilso
Wil Npsak
Presbaran
Bend Farman
Omorrey Ever Ng
ST John
George Williamson Smith
Thomas A Johnstone
St Bartholomew Apostle
Church OF the Incarnation
Gunnar Rammer
Christian Science, Firt
Celrash OF
Christ Scientist
Euclid Street
Ming Sunder
Odak
Joan Vbrars
Colorada Buiding Seoond Church OF Christ Scientist Lion Buildig
Gio Gree Northwest
Gelark Publc
Reading Room
Can Lbrer
Coinrage
Theosophical
THE
Theosophical Societa Raleigh Hotft
Puelis
L. W Hoger
Sol
Myr Keing
Male Bussack
Henry Hetchne- Reincare
Aler H
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Loodward & Lothrop
Paris
New Records
Columbia Records
Humoveske
Ysaye
Columbia
Umian Station
Baltimore & Ohio
Rederic Wemano
G Street
Hoker
Janes Bros. Collectiovers Awd Bakers i Sul Ath
SCN
Gray Motors
Menerate
White Company
Leveland
Dealgn
Motor Avery Service
North Batt
Steinway
the Sunday Post
H. N. D. Pareer
9Th St. N. W
TeVeliel
E EL Chermont
Jim
Beach Heaven
Mme. Jusserand
Haute
Cuba
Gjen Stewart
Algara HK. de Terreres
Mexi
Congress Circle
Merepoint
Casco Bay
Griffin
Woods Hole
Mass
Mary F
Grace G Griffin
Italy
Rome
Dr. Dumba
de Constantin Theodor Dumba
Rock Rose
Radnor
Edward K Rowland
James Ross Todd
Virginia Hot Springs
Todd
Mme Hauge
Peter Gerry
Representative Gerry
Ganding
Randolph Pendleton
Hotel Powheton
W L. Redfield
Miss Penfield
the Strand
Charles M Pepper
Genevieve Walsh
Thomas J Walsh
Montana
Truly 44
Luzerne
Miles Sessler
J. Perkins
E A Salomon
Abram Bollinger
S J Woodford
Marion VY Harrison
Keleon Chester
Mores Fleischmann Nettle Levi
Whitemore
Emilie J Montague
Canfield
Margaret McClean
Ethel June Jacob Goodman
Ruth Herschmen
Mr Tonges
Miss Cossan
Isidor Leachman
Philippe Ruxpan
Saphy Busch
Marguerite Baxter
Hichard
Anthony James Frick
Elizabeth
Miller
S$ R
Berton
George
Gregory
Robert E Humphries
Durham H D Christman
E Troth
Hoffman
P A Murray
C A Robinson
Mrg Taylor
Hugo Bartholdmer Dresden
Arthur McMahone
Robert W Brady
Elizabeth Mosby Wraneces Hall
Connie L Stanley Gibson
McPherson Hopkins
Schwartz
Corsin
Austria
Vienna
Hella
Julia
Katherine Filipe Senner
Beyn Roawinger
Grace White
Amelle Bird
Siberberg
Joseph Margaretta Lawrence Cortiena
Hartman William Furst
Benedict Weiss
Leon Friedman
Jonas Gewirts
Rotterdam
Verplank
Cordena
Mildred Morse
Amras Tyrol Colliver
Farrington
Lauterbach
Hammerschlein
Rogers
Rau
Leonard Taylor
Whitney Bertha Dopper
Max Finkel
Mary Husted
Margaret Goodrich
Hmma Hunt
Herman Molzann
Genevieve Frazer
Wilemisheim
Cecile Steward
Ffamily
Clara Schmidt
C Leicester
Louis Efloyd
Macrae
Thomas Briggs
Wilkens
Dahles Felix Arnold
Ducasee
Duer
Grannau
Hermann and
Frank Conrad
H Miles Amsterdam
Edwin Norton
Alfred J T Qwarris
Milan
Boole
Jane Granen
Mra Carthin
Catherine Carroll
Mary
Grace Griffin
Kennedy
Julius Martin
Laurie Taylor
Jennie Wright
J B
Weert
West Glasgow
Witobinson
Jehud
Crouse
Geneva
Holden Smith
Kuehn
Bhyo
Berlin
Dwight Dickinson
Carlisle
Iss Ritegs Walsh Cannon Berzabern
George and
Joseph Gabert
Ross Hoffman
Labr
Hinez
Baden-Baden
Frederick Roos Singen
Piguion
Elizabeth Freter
Moscow
Atrinag
Jenny Baranowska
Severna Stapow!ch
St Petersburg
Venesia
A. T Bristow
Daugh
Maria—E H Raymond
Cailed Grenoble
Ruth C Russell
Boulogne
Aix
Steck
Mrs Sweitzer
Court of Appeals of the
Sixth District
Fanny Owen Lutton
A.M
Fortune
France
A. L. Preston
Starmount Sanatorium
Washingtov Grove
Rahal Unity Movement
Inquirers
Lewis Hall
Foureenth Street
Latrersal Peare
Paul E. Thompson
Masonic Auditorium
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