Scale Peaks in Vicinity of White Sulphur Springs
Minneapolis residents plan a unique trampine tour series at a Mountain Resort near White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Notable guests include Mrs Ogden Goelet Sir Richard Crawford and Miss Gertrude Blumnewall while others journey to Summit Point Alternheny and Valley View Trail for autumn drives and golf plans along the Blue Ridge peaks.
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Mountain Resort
Washington Post
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Sunset Gap
Ogden Goelet
Marshall Orme Wilson
Richard
Jacy Crawford
Ralph Volks
John Morgan Wing
Eart
California
Pacle
Rank J. Crosby
G J Christian
Minneapolis
Joan Lae Hall
James A. Mair
Lathrop Brown
Gertrude Hunnewell
Robert Cluett
Indian Summer Golf Draws Crowds At Hot Springs Links
Hot Springs Virginia December report notes Indian summer weather luring visitors to the golf links for two rounds while others pursue driving. Socials include Mr and Mrs William Peerson Jenks en route to New York, Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt in Hot Springs, and several couples and guests enjoying outings and carriage rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterial
Washington Post
Hot Springs
William Peerson Jenks
Tlag Rock
New York
William Armstrong
Waldo Story
Jessie Llekete
Misa Flixie Barnett
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Warn Springs
Samuel Powell
J “Fi
Jerome Alexander
Edmund
J. D. Coxe
Arthur W. Middleton
William Standley Stokes
Edward B. Rochinetts
Gladys Ingalls
Albans
Jane Akers
Chicago
Mira Bantel Ho Holmes
John Helmsley Johnson
Baltimore
E. L. Heine
Nuss Ieertha Bauer Ofincinnath
Movies and Lecture at Press Club
A moving picture talk titled The Grand Canyon of Arizona and the Indians of the Painted Desert will be shown at night at the National Press Club by Williamson who has lived there for fifteen years. Williamson has just returned from a trip to the Painted Desert where the Hopi Indians still live in prehistoric simplicity performing dances in secret kivas.
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Grand Canyon of Arizona
Painted Desert
National Press Club
i+ Wiliamson
Wallainson
Luncheon Parties and Guests Gather in Washington
Social notes describe Mrs. Culp hosting a luncheon with Miss Dulin and a group including Miss Lillian Sutton and others from Louisville and Texas. Other events include representatives and guests at Chevy Chase Club, former Vice President Fairbanks visiting Washington, and Mrs. John Jay White hosting a lunch for Mrs. Sara Bard Field and Miss Frances Joliffe with several attendees. Decorations featured purple white and gold to honor the Congressional Union.
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Jana Green
Culp
Charles Grayson Dulin
Anita Kite
Margheritta Tillman
Moisa Edith Edmonds
Louisville
Charlotte Capers
Marjorie Helmbold
Laura, Graves
Ralph Henry
John Heath
John Temple Graves
Bolling Galt
John Tunstall
King
John W. Foster
Eighteenth Street
John Jay White
Sara Bard Field
Oragon
Frances Joliffe
California
Congress
Franklin P. Knott
Caroline Hoffman
Mabel Vernon
Gilson Gardner
Lawrence Lewis
Congressional Union
Georgia
John Slaton
Washington
Helen Blodgett
New York
Suttons will and art legacy feature in probate list
The will of James F. Sutton who died at Bedord Hills Westchester on November 24 has been filed for probate with Surrogate William Sawyer. He left $850,000 to his wife Florence Sutton, daughter of the late R Macy of New York. Sutton was a leading American art collector and helped found the American Art Association with A A Van Tine Company. He bought Millet’s The Angelus for $400,000 and later the painting was sold back to France.
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James F. Sutton
Bedorr Hills
Westchester County
New York
William Sawyer
Florence Sutton
R. Macy
New York City
Button
America
A. A. Vantine Company
China
American Art Association
Angelus
France
Dinner Guests and Social Notices at Chevy Chase and Willard Clubs
A page of society events records dinners and entertainments in Washington. Aubrey of San Antonio visits at Chevy Chase Club with several hosts including Harlow, Green, Cameron, Mann and others. Senator Saulsbury hosts December 15 for Senate couples. Herbert Crain entertains Norman Mack at the Willard. Overman and associates dine at Army and Navy Club. Mary Graham plans a large dinner before a dance for Elizabeth Harding and Ruth Lester. Selby Bell guests, Roscos Bulmer hosts luncheon for J H von Engelken, and Charles W Stiles hosts a luncheon in her honor with Preston Gibson visiting later.
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Misses Treat
Chevy Chase Club
Miss Aubrey
San Antonio
Tex
Herbert Crain
Baltimore
The
Willard
Norman Mack
Buffalo
Hunchbow
Senator Newlands
St. John Gaffney
United States
Germany
Lauterbach
New York
Jordan Graham
Army and Navy Club
Lee
Overman
Mary Graham
Elizabeth Harding
Ruth Lester
Selby Bell
Graham
Roscos Bulmer
J. H von Engelken
Florida
Richardson Gibson
Charles W. Stiles
Gibson
Preston Gibson
Capital Hostess Delights at Society Reception
Society notes from the capital detail a delightful reception during a national trade conference with remarks by the Peruvian and Nicaraguan ministers. Hostesses Flora Wilson and Mrs. Robert Russell presided over eight tables of auction bridge at the Highlands for guests including Mrs. C. S. Adams of Lynchburg and Miss Ruth Weiss of Athens, Ga.
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Mias
Flora Wilson
Robert Russell
the Highlands
Mra. c. S Adams
Lynchburg
Ruth Weiss
Athens
N. Acker
Hiltrude Fisher
Francis Fisher
Vera Mori
Wilbur L Smith
P. L. Hodges
French
Battle
Spencer
Emile Mori
Stanley Harner
Mr. Osgood
Florence Shillington
W. Woodman
Gatts
W. J. McReynolds
Washington Social News Roundup in Sixteenth Street Gossip
Mrs Eugene Van Renssalaer and Mrs Carroll Wrazer hosted the second tea at their Sixteenth Street home. Maj Clarence H McNeil and Maj James A Shipton plan a weekend exchange in Washington before McNeil moves to Chicago. An attractive St Margaret's bazaar booth features a parcel post office. Debutante Miss Bluecott visits with Mr and Mrs George Howland Chase. The Congressional Club holds its first social meeting at 2101 New Hampshire Ave with remarks on national parks by Enos Mills.
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Eugene van Renssaleer
Carroll Wrazer
Sixteenth Street
van Renssalaer
Stephen van Renssalaer
Florida
Clarence H. McNeil
James A. Shipton
McNeil
Philippines
Washington
Maj. McNeil
Chicago
Nelson H. Margetts
Fort Myer
Margaret Carson
New York
St. Margaret's Bazaar
Raleigh
Circle 8
Rector’'s Aid Society
Henry B. Soule
H. B. Boule
Edmund Barry
H. A. Brooks
A. M. Bull
A. B. Clifford
Clifford
A. C. Gray
W. C. Harrison
Rufus H. Lane
Col. Lane
M. C
Theodore C. Lyster
Maj. Lyster
Lao C. Mry
Samuel M. Robinson
Board of
Rauacher's
Hitt
Marshall Field
Preston Gibson
James W. Wadgworth, Jr
Edson Bradley
Robert McCormick
Perry Belmont
Richard Townsend
Hugene Hale
Mme. Hauge
Congressional Club
New Hampshire Avenue
Enos Mills
Colorado
Senate
House
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
Katherine Elliott Waters
Waters
E. N. Waters
Harry Frederick Begien
Milford
Mass
A Herbart Scott Smith
S Mall
Gunston Hall
Randolph Beverly
Mrs. Waters
J. G. Irvy
Cheshire Conn
Begien
Fannie
Rose Baaby
G Street
Gunston
Reginald Waters
Philadelphia
Carrie Owneys
Maryland
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Rock Creek
Isobel G. Arthur
George W. Arthur
J. Enos Ray, Jr
Enos Ray
Prince Georges County
C. E. Buck
Kansas Avenue
Gerttrude E. Schultz
June Fay
Clara Byrn
Susie Gardner
Esther Etmour
Thomas Grant
Preston B. Ray
Preston C. King
Claude D. Clayton
Charles
Samuel Meathington Thompson
Champer Carter
Richard Andrew Smith
St. John's Church
Waynesboro
Duvall Gwathmey
Miss Thompson
Alexandria
Virginia
King Carter
Col
William Byrd
Smith
Gov
William Smith
Andrew Belton
Flatbush
N. Y
James W. Clift
Copley
Girard Street
Clft
Migs Helen MacLeod
Florida wedding parties depart from Washington in December
Mrs Delon Blodgett Mrs Charles Graves Matthews and Mona Blodgett plan to leave December 16 for Florida to attend a December 26 wedding of Miss Porcher in Florida with other Blodgett relatives following December 18. Mrs Matthews stays for winter while others return for Miss Jeannette Cowan’s coming out party on December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delon Blodgett
Charles Graves Matthews
Jeannette Cowan
Barclay-Talcott Wedding in Georgetown Home
The Talcott home in Georgetown hosted a 7 45 wedding for Dorothy Lawrence Talcott and Hugh Gaylord Barclay of Mobile Alabama. Rev Christopher P Sparling officiated in a decorated drawing room with white iliea and palms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Myers Talcott
Georgetown
Dorothy Lawrence Talcott
Hugh Gaylord Barclay
Mobile
Ala
Christopher P. Sparling
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Theodore Nicholas Gil, Jr
Mary Elizabeth Tucker
Hamilton
Bermuda
Lucia Hollerith
Nan Hollerith
Cards and dances for Red Cross and society guests
Social scene in Washington and New York notes card parties and teas hosted by Red Cross committees at the Shoreham and at Rauscher's. Guests include Mrs. Louis B. Stillwell, Mrs. James H. Lancaster, Mrs. E. Lawrence White, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. R. Emmet, and many prominent society figures visiting from New York, Beverly Farms, and Maryland estates.
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Louis B. Stillwell
Lakewood
N. J
James H. Lancaster
New York
E. Lawrence White
Beverly Farms
Mass
H. L. R. Emmet
C. B. Winne
Alfred M. Coates
Shoreham
Married Life Morning Revels and Breakfast Dilemma
In a early morning sequence from a 1925 International News Service piece, Elen awakens in an odd bed after a lively party. Frances excuses herself for a dance with Mr Parmetee while suspicions loom about Carp and Frances. Helen wakes Warren for a breakfast engagement with the Thurstons despite plans with the Garnetts, prompting a hasty scramble and reluctant travel arrangements.
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James M. Green
L. C. Cameron
J. T. Mann
Aspimwajil
Lieut. Thompson
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Willard Saulsbury
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Heflora Chamorro
A. C Downing
Georgia Schofield
Francise Williams
Samuel Spencer
Alfred Ely
Robert McNeely
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Catherine Burdette
S C. Neale
William W. Morrow
San Francisco
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Belmont Tiffany
Bruce Clarke
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Charles H. Leland
Leland
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W E. Lowe
F. M. Shepard
Edward Sawyer
Stamford, Conn
Charles Donnelly
St Paul
George E Bartol
William J. Stephens
Lavalliere
Ralph N. Begien
Cincinnati
Richard Mason
Robert C. Howard
Barclay-Talcott
Red Cross
St. Thomas
Red Cros
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Rauscher's
Haston
Howard Riegel
Joseph J. O'Donohue, Jr
Teresa and
Marie Josephine
Angus Trowbridge
Howard McLanahan
Princeton
Constance Drexel
L. Tanner
Parkwood
Helen
Country
Elen
Frances
Bobbie
Carp
Bab Hed
Mrs. Coleman
Parmetee
Mr. Parmeles
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Denn, Ave
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Lorner
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