Miss Maisack Weds Walter Carter In Washington Ceremony
Miss Mary E. Maisack daughter of Mr and Mrs George E Maisack married Mr Walter J Carter son of Maj J R Carter retired yesterday at St Josephs Catholic Church. The couple will honeymoon in Atlantic City after a breakfast reception. The society notes also mention Buenos Aires social events and other marri ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Maisak
George E. Maisak
Walter
Carter
J. R. Carter
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Fealey
Milas Nannie Malsak
Lew A. Hover
Buenos Aires
Warren Delano Robbing
American Regation
Mise
Irene de Bruyn
Casimir de Bruyn
Banco Franco Argentina
Robbins
Price Colter
New York
Tuxedo Park
Mn Charles H. Sherrill
Harvard
Tuxedo Club
Union Club of
Europe
United States
Caroline Baer
Adolfa Baer
M Street
Morris Wolf
Tamna
Fla
Abram Simon
Highth Street Temple
Mozes Baer
Milton
Bernard Baer
Jace
Mrs. Wolf
Canada
Great Lakes
Tampa, Fla
Countess of Normanton and Newport society noted
The Countess of Normanton is described as a striking double of Queen Dowager Alexandra with a wealthy art gallery valued around 500000 dollars. Newport impressions from Countess Thamara de Swirsky and other European figures illuminate social life, manners, and travel, alongside a Madrid incident involving Rosario Soler at Saragossa Cathedral and a brief note on Princess Charlotte of Saxe Meiningen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normanton
Jengland
Alexandra
Lord Strafford
Queen Victoria
Countess Henrietta Danneskiold-Sam&oe
Queen Alexandra
Romney, Greuze
Gainsborough
Reynolds
Rosario Soler
Madrid
Teatra Lyrico
Mexico
Barcelona
Ssragossa
Dreas
Senorita Soler
Gen. Weyter
Saragossa
Spain
Charlotte
Saxe-Meiningen
Victoria
Frederick
Berlin
Breslau
Wilhemina
Wurttemberg
Miss Macleod to Plant Memorial at Lake Chad Grave
Miss Macleod granddaughter of the late Earl of Iddesleigh sails with a British official to travel to the Lake Chad region to plant a memorial over Lieut Boyd Alexander's grave after his murder near Abeshi. The journey, through hostile lands, aims to honor the explorer amid hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Macleod
Sir Reginald Macleod
England
Africa
Lake Chad
Boyd Alexander
Abeshi
Motor and Yachting Parties Arrive at Narragansett Pier
At Narragansett Pier many motor touring parties and several yachts arrived on August 22. The beach and promenade were crowded in the morning. Guests at the bathing pavilion included P. S. Randolph Hannah Randolph Alexander Brown Riverside Granter and others. Henry Brevoort Kane hosted a Casino terrace dinner with a guest list of distinguished visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere - Wire
John G. Gilford
Mag
Harold Strebeigh
Thomas Gilford
Irving H Chase
Carlos Cusacks
G L. Mersman
John B. Lewis
Edward A. ‘Manice
New York
Lindsley Tappin
Alfred B. Norris
Philadelphia
KR. E. Strawbridge
Benjamin Griffin
Pardon Miller
Irving H. Chase
B. S. Watson
Alexander F. Hobbs
Cornelius Rathbone
J. B. Francis Herreshoff
Alfred E. Norrig
Frank Rosengarten
Hilzabeth Shonickson
John H. Hanan
Gertrude and
Beatrice de Copper
Russel Perkins
Paul and
Warner Jones
John H. Henan
Henjantin F. Vaughn
East Greenwich
Narragansett Pier
P. Randolph
Hannah Randolph
Alexander Brown
Riverside Granter
C. Randolph
Henry W. Harrison
Elizabeth Phillins
John R. Well
Edward A. Manice
R.E. Strawbridge
Joseph B. Thomas
Edward Conner
L. BE. Stoddard
J. H. de Sibour
Washington
John Burnet
Henry Brevoort Kane
Bar Harbor Horse Show Opens Amid Society Spotlight
Bar Harbor Me August 22 interest focuses on the horse show starting tomorrow with prominent sponsors and guests. The Louisburg Orchestra held a subscription concert yesterday drawing leading society figures. guests include Mrs Elliott Fabbri Mrs Percy Hall Jennings and Miss Priscilla Stanton among others while several notable visitors and residents plan extended stays during horse show week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Horae
John T. Pratt
Edith Bowdoin
D.C. Blair
W. W. Selley
Edward Morrell
J. L. Ketterlinus
John J. Kane
Edward T. Stotesbury
Thomas MH. Hubbard
Charles Fry
H. C. Fairneytock
Peter Goelet Gerry
Louisburg Orchestra
Biliott F. Shepard
New York
Lenox
Ernesty G. Fabbri
Percy Hall Jennings
Priscilla Stanton
John W. Auchmneloss
Minnie Davis
H. C. Fahnestock
Steepways
Sidney W. Keith
Keith
Ocean Cottage
Winston Churchill
Cornish
N. B
Church
Bessie Fahnestock
Washington
Thomas Hamlin Hubbard
Hill Crest
Rehearsal at Newport for charity tableaux vivants
Newport August 22. Ladies rehearsed at the Casino Theater for tomorrow night's charity tableaux vivants supporting the Italian Children's Mission in New York. The event drew Society and townspeople after Countess Thomare de Swirsky performed barefoot dances at Freebody Park and at Mrs James B Haggin's dinner. Eugenio Torre of the Metropolitan Opera sang sections from Carmen and La Bohème as guests, including Count l'Ambrovendh of Italy, visited by Dr. and Mrs. Roderick Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Casino Theater
New York
Freebody Park
Thomare de Swirsky
Russia
Casino
James B. Haggin
Eugenio Torroe
Metropolitan Opera House
la Boheme
Count l'Ambrovendh
Italy
Roderick Terry
Ogden L. Mills
W. W. Hoffman
Sappho
J. P. Alexander
Perry West
Paulding Fosdick
Mra
E. S. Chadwick
Nathaniel Thayer
Frederick B. Wilcox
Olver Gould Jennings
Willard Brown
Charles E. Sands
Hugen
Reynal
Reginald Brooks
William S. Patten
Hermann Ostrichs
John R. Dréxel
May van Alen
Louis
Providence
Benjamin F. Thaw
William Thaw
Muenchinger-King Cottage
James H. Waterbury, Jr
Frederick H. Prince
Ogden Geelet
Franz Josef
Ogden Milla
Clarence W. Dolan
John R. Drexel
James P. Kernachan
Bert C. Pell
Henry A. Carter
Samuel J. Waggins
Frank Spencer Witherbee
Miss Bird
George Hillard Benjamin
Robert Booram
Griswold Thompson
Marshall Kernochan
Miss Witherbee
Witherbee
Gall
Europe
Robert L. Gerry
Bultana
Commodore
Dignitaries and Hosts Attend Seafaring and Polo Society
York guests join Mrs. Ogden Goelet for her bar as Commodore and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry and the Misses Gerry sail for Europe on September 6. Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer and James J. Van Alen hosted dinners, while Lord Rocksavage and Lord Grosvenor along with Francis McLaren M P Ogden Hoffman and several New York and Detroit socialites are registered at New Cliffs and Robinson cottages for polo season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagueh
Mia
James Henry Smith
New York
Broughton Castle
Oxfordshire
Duchess of
Lord Algernon Gordon Lennox
Saye and
Gele
Lord Algernon
Duke of Richmond
Oxford
William Co. Whitney
England
Tulloch Castle
Prince Michael of Braganze
Anita Stewart
London
Grosvenor Square
Broughton Casie
John Gillespie
Detroit
Mary Stewart
Martha Barry
Germantown
New Cliffs and
Robinson Cottages
Lenox society guests and movements fill Berkshire week
Aug 22 Lenox scene features Rev Anson Phelps Stokes sermon at Trinity Church drawing the season's largest crowd. Guests including Misses Mitchell, Sloane party departures and motor trips headline a busy Berkshire circuit with many New York and Philadelphia families at Elm Court, Curtis Hotel, and local inns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Mass
Anson Phelps Stokes
Trinity Church
Dorothy
Virginia Mitchell
New York
William Douglas Sloane
Elm Court
Atlantic
Sloane
Daniel Bacon
Homer Gibney
Vermont
Curtis Hotel
William A. Brown
Brooklyn
Aspinwall
Taconic Mountains
Richmond
Samuel Frothingham
George B. Turnure
Nantucket
Irene Bigelow
Allen Winden
Henry R. Steers
Manchester
W. W. Caswell
Scarsdale
Berkshiree
R. Howell
G. A. Peck
New Rochelle
Maplewood
Mary J. Rice
Worcester
William Keyser
William Keyser, Jr
Baltimore
Cornelia Barnes
Gertrude Parsons
Lillian M. Arnold
Lenox Colony
Sedgwick Hall
C. C. Arnold
St. Helena’s Choir Guild of
New Lenox
A. Cortlandt van Renssleer
Thomas C. Harrison
Powell Evans
Philadelphia
Louis K Hyde
Plainfield
N. J
A. E. Colfax
C. W. Dubels
M. D. Dugan
Alexander McMillan Welch
E. F. Low
C B. Seeley
Edgar L.marston
Jennie Marston
H. Marston
Miss Robbins
J. Greenleaf Skyes
F. Pope Stamper
F. W. Alexander
Red Cross President Gustave Moynier Dies at 84
Gustave Moynier, president of the International Committee of the Red Cross since its founding, died in Geneva at age 84. He was honorary president of the Institute of International Law and associate member of the Institute of France, with honorary degrees from Bern, Geneva, and Heidelberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Moynier
Geneva
Switzerland
International Committee of the Red Cross
Institute of International Law
Institute of France
Berne
Heidelbere
Humane chicken slaughter and prompt sale urged
The article condemns wringing and neck twisting as inhumane and harmful to food quality. It recommends decapitation followed by blood flow, suspending the carcass, and then thorough cleaning. The fowl should be used quickly after slaughter rather than kept in cold storage before sale.
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Woodward&Lothrop
Paris
Eleventh St
Cotton Dress Goods Dept
Batiste
Linen Department
Voonch
Equitable Building
Mary E. Maisack
Walter Carter
Island Park
Alexandria Bay
Frank O. Lowden
Pullman
West End
Senor de la Barra
Lawrence L. Gillespie
Irene Sherman
Watts Sherman
New Port
Union Club
M. W. Botts
New York City
Charles 3
Albert
The
Hawarden
Dennig
Atlantic City
Viscount
France
J. Louis Loose
Vichy
George W. Hurehaus
Boston
Narragansett
T. L. Clear
Panam
Shoreham
Capt
Sowerby
Mr. Mitchell Innes
Mitchell Innes
Dublin
George MM. Pullman
Thamara de Swirsky
America
J. B. Hagein
Hermann Celrichs
Astor
Rome
Truro Park
Ocean Drive
French
Department of Bathroom
Dulin & Martin Co
Arate Cleliet
Princesa
Etter Tours
Brasiav
Braganza
Hoppners
Folkestone
Kitty Darling
Plymouth
Mamie Whittaker
Hyde Park Gate
Simone de Beryl
Vera Harrison
Chicago
Rosina Auteluxe
Rerkshires
Mr. Stokes
RED Cross
T. J. Allen
Joseph B. Howes
Crystal
Domino Min
le Brussels
Wm. J. Giddings
Pilipsborn
Eleventh Street
Lot
Hattie M. Shacklette
Post
Maclavia
Nramer
Ind
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