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Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1908
Page
21
Diplomatic Corps Entertained at Washington Embassies
Social and personal notices describe the Japanese ambassador and Baroness Takahira hosting a diplomat’s reception this afternoon at the embassy, Mme Jusstrand hosting a tea, and various diplomats and families gathering at the Dupont apartments and New Willard. Lord and Lady Northcote depart for New York. Dr Shadwell remains through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takahira
Neill S. Brown
Wright
Churchill Candee
Mme. Jusstrand
Debutantes and Society News From Washington to London
Miss Roosevelt and Miss Todsevelt captivate New York society with debutante duties, letters home, and daily social rounds. At Philadelphia opera aftermatinee, Miss Stockton Hales and other debutantes attend a grand gathering while notable figures mingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Michanes Wo Chambers
Miss Funk Chambers
New York
Wolratt
Ethel
Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Rock Creek Park
Washington
Central Park
Miss Todsevelt
Mia
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Milas Carrie Louise Munn
Miss Tracsevelt
Philadelphia
Samuel Srockton White, Jr
Dorothy Stockton Hales
Miss Hannea
Taft
Halnés
Miss Taft
Oretra
Miss Rather White
Miss Davis
jMlared McCullough
Natalie Richards
Phyllis Trestrr
Anita Sheppard
Eleanor Silvester
Weil Jace Srimmings
Anna Gilpin
Frances Sulilivan
Natalie Harnes
Gladys Forsythe
Henry Mather Warren
David Pierson
George H. Widener
Bowman Wheeler
Richard
Cook
Mas
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Stanley G. Wragg
Mia Charles Seoul
Margaret Gorlies
Charlton Yarnall
Andrew Wheeler
Air Percy Madeira
Hop. Mckean
James Db. Winsor
Margaret Roly
Janes Wester
Wiliam Scull
Misa Anauel Esaler
Robert Wr. Cassatt
R. W. Meirs
Meirs
Howard Clark
Bliss Ames Clark
Missions To Be Discussed At Foundry Church Meeting
The Woor1as Home Missionary Sacrnts of Foundry AL BE Church will hold a meeting at 102 o'clock to narrow morning. Mrs J E Gbert district president will give an address on the value of city missions. A bank offering will be collected and given to the Rasedalg Settlement. Tuesday will be a busy day for women of the Foundry congregation with a Young Woman's Home Missionary city guild at 2 p.m and the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society convening at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foundry AL BE
O'Plack
Mra
J. E Gbert
Rasedalg
Woundry
Young Woman's Home Missionary City
Open Letter Defends Pullman Porters on Salaries
Henry C. Smith editor of the Cleveland Gazette writes to Interstate Commerce Commission defending sleeping car porters. He urges the inquiry into tipping to include porters earnings showing monthly pay often understating living costs while away from home. He claims porters receive 1 to 2 dollars monthly and that trips by chair car conductors and other luxuries are paid far more than the porters’ wages.
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Henry C. Smith
Cleveland Ohio Gazette
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Pullman Company
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