Prominent Washington Dinner Honors Seventeen Year Promise
In Washington several notable guests attended a dinner at Calur met place honoring a seventeen year pledge to expose journalists on a political tour. Guests included Secretary of State, Mrs Bryan, Gov Plutsted, mayors, editors, and figures from Chicago New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. The event followed a prior promise to entertain the visiting press corps when they reached Washington.
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A. J. Storer
Thomas J. Pence
G. Lowry
Charles A. Cotterill
Clifford Berryman
Herbert Johnson
Harry L. West
John IL. James
Edwin M. Hood
John Source
Herbert J. Browne
Chicago
Martin J. Hutching
New York City
Karl Harriman
John Miller
Charles Willis Thompson
James Creelman
Rudolph Bleck
Robert Adamson
C. F. H. Pagan
Sloane Trordon
Ellis Jones
Wills J. Abbot
Charles Macauley
Baltimore
Charles H. Grasty
McKee Farclay
Philadelphia
Jann Kekel
Bridgeport
Conn
Rchibald McNeil, Jr
Hargreaves
Metcalf
Osterhaus Downing Wedding at St John’s Church
A wedding at St John’s Episcopal Church yesterday afternoon joined Miss Helen Huntington Downing daughter of Mr and Mrs C Downing to Commander Wilson Osterhaus. The ceremony featured white asters and satin ribbons, dress uniforms, and a music program led by organist Mr Freeman and St John’s choir. The Rev Dr Roeland Cotten Smith officiated as the bridal party processed to Lohengrin’s bridal chorus. Attendees included numerous New York and international guests and officials from Washington society.
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Gowns of Bride and Maids Reveal Old Lace and Bright Colors
The bride wore a satin gown cut simply with rich lace from family heirloom rose point lace. She bore orange blossoms, a diamond pendant, and a shower bouquet. Her sister attendants wore pale yellow charmeuse gowns with chiffon and shadow lace, blue velvet girdles, fur trim, and matching hats. bouquets were yellow chrysanthemums.
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Annapolis Wedding Reunites Osterhaus and Bride
The ceremony united Mr. Osterhaus and his bride with a reception at the Downing home in Washington. Bridesmaids wore blue enamel and pearls, while guests included high officials such as Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Roosevelt. The couple planned a trip to Naples after the wedding, with Mrs. Osterhaus traveling in a blue fur trimmed outfit.
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Washington civic group backs pure milk crusade and opposes streetcar rule
The Twentieth Century Club in Washington deliberated a plan to secure a pure milk supply for DC, printing leaflets from health department results and naming Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor as contact. It endorsed the anti passing of vehicles near streetcars and said the rule protects riders, urging no repeal. The meeting also endorsed a report on coordinated recreation in Columbia and pooling pools. Prices in markets show milk, beef, veal, and pork fluctuating with notable declines in some meat items and abundant poultry and seafood offerings.
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Cross Sales Rise Reported By Officials
Amid a Christmas Seals drive, Mrs. John McLaughlin notes increased distribution at downtown stations. The Red Cross fundraiser, tied to embassy efforts, reports strong sales and a best day yet. Local attendees and dignitaries present include Rochambeaut and visiting Peruvian minister as the drive continues.
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Mass Meeting Planned by SPU G Plan Aims to Curb Christmas Giving
SPU G plans a mass meeting at the Public Library tomorrow night to protest Christmas giving and enlist hundreds of supporters. The movement, led by the Spuga group, reports rapid spread with about 106 new members yesterday and a total nearing 72,000 within two days.
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Beattie Washie News Line Teases Odd Item
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Egg boycott movement expands in Washington and beyond
Washington housewives pledge to ban eggs from family tables until prices fall. Mrs Logan leads a mass meeting with hopes of 25 000 pledged by Monday night and witnesses from cabinet families expected. Chicago and Pittsburgh reports note cooperation talks and price shifts in egg markets as nationwide boycott spreads.
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Don’ts for Shoppers Warned by Police in New York
New York police overseen Christmas prep assign extra detectives to guard shoppers and publish a list of shopper safety rules. Do not accept unexamined packages. Do not display money or carry purses in hip pockets. Do not let messengers or strangers access package contents or rooms. Do not trust street coin games.
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High food prices in New York city raise distribution costs
New York on December 4 reports that 39 cents of every dollar spent on food covers distribution. The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor through its Bureau of Food Supply released findings from a cost-of-wing inquiry. The remedy urged is a reorganized distribution system guided by experimental results and economic efficiency.
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Delatone Paste Claims Hair Vanishing Power
The piece notes the delatone treatment’s popularity for removing hairy growths, praising its quick action and skin safety. It mentions beauty experts preferring it to the needle method and describes mixing powdered delatone with water, applying briefly, then rubbing off after two to eight minutes.
White House kitten ill not feature at cat show
The White House kitten, Fuzzy, is ill and in a private kitten hospital. Another kitten, Buzzy, is reported to be in good health but needs care so its nine lives remain intact.
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