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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1908

Page

7

May vane tu fan with Wadd ihea Falew

The readable fragments indicate a local item involving May and Wadd with a fall event. Details are unclear, but the note treats a fall or accident connected to a person named Wadd and a place or event labeled May vane. Further text needed for full clarity.

Diplomatic social season fills Washington embassies

Ambassadors and baronesses host and attend receptions and dinners at the embassy and Willard, with Lord and Lady Northcote departing for New York. Mme Jusstrand leads a tea at the French embassy while Mme Candee hosts a luncheon and Mrs Wright attends events. Various diplomats, ministers, and their spouses socialize through the week at Washington venues.

Debutante Season Highlights in New York and London

Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Miss Tracsevelt move through a packed debutante week in New York with social duties and daily correspondence. A gala opera matinee in Philadelphia features Miss Stockton Hales and a glittering guest list including Miss Taft. The social whirl extends to London with Mrs Cornelia Vanderbilt and Miss Nora Langhorne, while high society auctions shed light on collecting excesses and travel plans.

Ethel Roosevelt New York 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 Jamey F. Sullivan 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 AL Church Meeting

The Woor1as Home Missionary Sacrnts of Foundry AL BE will hold a meeting at 102 o'clock to narrow morning. Mrs J E Gbert, District president, will give an idea on the Value vet City Missions. A bank offering will be collected for the Rasedalg Settlement. Tuesday will be busy for all women of the Woundry congregation with Young Woman's Home Missionary city and Woman's Foreign Missionary Society gatherings.

Foundry AL BE O'Plack Mra J. E Gbert Rasedalg Woundry Young Woman's Home Missionary City

Open Letter Defends Pullman Porters Over Salaries

Henry C. Smith editor of the Cleveland Gazette writes to the Interstate Commerce Commission defending sleeping car porters. He argues porters receive insufficient monthly salaries to cover living costs while away from home and that tips should not mask the pay gap. He compares porters’ earnings with those of chair car conductors and notes guests of luxury services subsidize porter wages. The letter urges inclusion of porter salaries in the commission’s upcoming Pullman investigation and promises further details.

Henry C. Smith Cleveland Ohio Gazette Interstate Commerce Commissioners Pullman Company Pullman

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