Social and Personal: Debutante Luncheons and Pageant Attire
Social and personal notes describe Mrs Leutze hosting at the Tea Cup Inn for debutante Miss Helen Hatfield while other gatherings honor Miss Marion L. Calderhead and Miss Galbraith. Attire trends include yellow table decorations, lace gowns, and elaborate trains. Mentions of Mrs George Campbell, Miss Erma Shaw, and society figures highlight a busy Washington social season with charity events and a naval yard entertainer.
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Mrs. Hatfield
Fort Myer
Mary Southerland
Philadelphia
Mrs. Leutze
Galwalth
Maj
Mra Salbraih
Helen Hatfield
Mra
Port Myers
Miss Qalbraith
Ase Mattelwer
Moss Ermo Shaw
Abs Glennen Wiss Havard
Helen
Rmphrey
Nursed Soldiers of Gzar Mme Vladimir de Meissner
American nurse in Russian hospitals during the war, Mme Vladimir de Meissner, daughter of Admiral Radford, returned to Washington to visit relatives. She recalled brave wounded soldiers, training in St Petersburg, and the Empress’s charitable programs for the disabled and destitute. Her son served in the Forty fourth Russian Dragoons and died earlier. Teo party attended by Mrs Roosevelt and Christina Roosevelt at the White House Theater event.
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Richard Mansfield
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United States
King Edward Inquiry Prompted Shonts Daughters Washington Debut
A Chicago source says King Edward VII's interest in Theodore Shonts daughters prompted President Roosevelt to bring Miss Marguerite and Miss Theodora Shonts to Washington for debut appearances. Negotiations with a French noblewoman followed, spurring a year ahead debut. The Shonts girls' royal reception at Buckingham Palace and at court raised their profile in society.
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the Erie
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Miss Shonts and the Duke in Paris Matrimonial Negotiations
Washington reports indicate the Duc de Chaulnes sought marriage with Miss Theodora Shonts. Negotiations ran through his sisters in law, Duchess de Luynes and Duchess de Brissac, but Miss Shonts denies engagement and jokes about the matter. The Shonts family has returned to the United States amid public curiosity and speculation over Franco American matrimonial traditions.
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