Miss Elsie Aldrich Becomes a Bride in Providence Society
Miss Elsie Aldrich, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Aldrich of Providence, married in a society ceremony with numerous guests from Washington and Boston. The formal event followed her debut and linked the Aldrich family to notable figures in politics and social circles, with plans for autumn nuptials and a Rhode Island home as a centerpiece of their life.
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Lise Allioh
Stephen AT
Shdaccll
Washington
Tong
United States
Senate
GOT
Aldrich
von Bernstorff
Pourtales
Southerland
Lous Bacon
Boston
Taft
Sue
Rhode Island
Ifr
Vearle
Social World Notes on Opera And Art Colony Gatherings
A season's second Metropolitan Opera performance of La Boheme features Mimi with social highlights including Mr. and Mrs. Weert L. Winthrop and a large New York art crowd. The evening included Baron and Baroness de Meyer and Prince and Princess Troubetskoy with numerous noted attendees. Also noted is Otto H Kahn acquiring a fourteenth century German tapestry from Sigismond Bardac collection and past art market ties with the Morosini helmet sale to Widener. a separate piece recounts Miss Henkel and Count von Zagren's evolving travel plans amid wartime exigencies.
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Mimi
la Boz Heme
Metropolitan Opera House
Weert L. Winthrop
Miss Murrell
Wittthrop
Mauss Sieleta M Rives
Retard Peters
Herbert M
Pyen
Rvwsarder Draser
Hoyt
Sheplerd
Leslie F. Pearson
Dst
Witton Benibulb
Robert Roornen
Rewer Premng
Shuee. Jones
Wass
William Ross Ste
Elrov Martinez
Harrison White
G. Foster Rawlins
Misa Rene E. Wasserman
Mra. N. E. Bloom~field
Lehman Strauss
Baron
de Meyer
Truice
Pierre Troubetskoy
Prince
Pricess
Paul Troubetskoy
New York
Art Colony
Frederick Lewisohn
G. Jason Waters
J. W. Grayhurst
G. L. Strong
Willam 4Ilogler
J. B. Jovera
Margaret Wagher
Robert Guggenheim
Ming Louisa A. Ce~bailes
Margaret Knapp
James A. Hoosevelt
Alexander J. B. Pratt
Rath Wanters
Vera Bloodgood
Mac Sybil Bradley
and Harrys. H. McTlvaine
Otto H Kahn
Sigismond Bardac
Bardac
Morosni
PL A. B. Widener
Pension Plan Opposed At Navy Yard Meeting
Auditor Andrews and speakers argued against a straight pension plan for federal workers at a Battle Creek banquet in the Fourteenth Street Arcade. Senator Sterling urged a contributory system with monthly deductions, while critics cited cost and moral grounds. The event showcased Navy Yard employees exploring relief fund options and featured T P Sylvan explaining Bell Telephone’s pension approach.
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South Dakota
Fourteenth Street
Congress
United States
Sterling
Senator Sterling
Hamill
William E. Andrews
Treasury Department
Republic
Navy Yard
Bell Telephone Company
T. P. Sylvan
New York City
C. Everest Granger
Gunton Temple Memorial
Washington Society Notes At Home And Abroad
Mrs Nelson Read Johnson hosted a young people luncheon honoring Miss Catherine Herlow visiting her daughter Miss Marian Van Buren. Notables attend including Mrs Hennen Jennings Mrs Joseph Leiter Mrs Edward McLean and many others as society circles converge on Washington events and a Willard dinner marks Carnegie Institution affair. Baron and Baroness Hebert de Na fell arrive to begin honeymoon at White Sulphur Springs as guests of Col and Mrs John C Catheun. Senor Don Fernando Alcala Galiano y Smith and other diplomatic attachés depart or join regional scenes.
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Catherine Herlow
Marian van Buren
Baron
Hebert de Nafell
New York
White Sulphur Springs
Baroness Nageil
Col
John C. Catheun
Avondale visit and society notices in Washington
Miss Mary Wheeler Vest to spend winter with Mr and Mrs Richard Lee Fearn at the Avondale. Mrs Thomas Symons to New York for several days. Grace Cardella Middleton engaged to John Goodwin Florndon Jr of Washington, wedding planned in spring. Societal arrivals and departures include Mr M A Owen-Chahoon of Horne Italy in Washington, Schliemanns sailing to Europe, and Marine Cpl Aoapt R W Davis joining Mrs Davis at the Rochambeau.
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Mary Wheeler Vest
William Burr Harrison
Richard Lee Fearn
Avondale
M. A. Owen-Chahoon
Horne
Italy
Washington
Shorehant
Thomas Symons
New York
Misa Spymons
Jefferson Middleton
Grace Cardella
John Goodwin Florndon, Jr
D. (. Landa, Jr
Miss Noland
Middlburg
Shoreham
R. WW. Davis
United States Marine Corps
Iain
Hancock
Mrs Davis
Rochambeau
Hungerford Washington Friary Wedding in Epiphany Chapel
Louise Snowdon Washington and John Gwinn Hungerford wed at Epiphany Chapel in a quiet ceremony attended only by family. officiated by Rev. Charles M. Edwards. The bride wore a blue traveling suit and black hat with Mrs. Thomas M. Franklin as matron of honor and Mr. Franklin as best man. After a wedding trip they will reside in Washington. Miss Annette Foxall McCarteney will spend the winter in Florida after a delayed debut, later visiting Cousin Mrs. Charles Craigin in Philadelphia. National president Mrs. Sarah Short visits Nylande, Va, as district head. A weekly dinner dance is planned for Kenetaw Apartments, with a musical program.
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John Peyton Washington
King Ieorge County
John Gwinn Hungerford
Charles County
Epiphany Chapel
Charles M. Edwards
Tay
Thomas M. Franklin
Franklin
Hongerford
Will
Washington
Miss McCarteney
Bartow
Fla
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Philadelphia
Rive d'Ete
Palm Beach
Woman's Nationalivers and Harbors Congress
Sarah Short
Leonard R. Wilder
Nylinde
Wider
European Orders Stir American Factories to Increased Activity
Norfolk reports William Sloan & Co and two Berkley mills are producing under clothes for France and England. Contracts to furnish shirts and drawers to French soldiers and British troops total about six million dollars. Company officials decline to name buyers or destination, saying orders are brokered in New York and shipments have already departed for Europe.
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Washington Post
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West Virginia Gets Big Watch Crystal Contract
Morgantown, W V, Dec. As a result of the European war watch crystals, heretofore manufactured in Europe, are now made in America. A glass company of this city has taken the contract to manufacture all the crystals used in the plant of one of the largest watch companies in the country. The company now turns out between 10,000 and 12,000 crystals per day, with future increases planned. Crystals are finished at the watch plant after rough from the local factory. Machines for making crystals were brought here fifteen years ago by Swiss skilled workmen, and the company was organized here.
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W. Va
Europe
America
Switzerland
U. S. Can Establish Credits in Europe
The gold fund committee handling the $1.0 billion gold pool arranged with the Bank of France and Bank of England to furnish immediate credits in Europe. Previously gold had to be shipped to Canada and four days passed before drawing bills of exchange. Now the committee can draw bills first and then ship the gold, with 30 percent of the first $25 million installment already returned by subscribing banks.
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Gold Fund Committee
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United States
Gold Fund
Canada
Direct Trade With Germany Is Resumed
A leading German bank representative stated negotiations between Germany and the United States have revived direct shipments of noncentral products in the last two weeks. American interests are sending cotton and wool to Germany while receiving dye stuffs, potash, and other goods in return. Dry goods merchants report renewed shipments from Germany, and the banker expects trade to grow as direct exchanges resume.
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York
Germany
United States
13000 Horses to be Sent From Norfolk to Europe
Newport News Va Dec 10 ten steamships expected to depart soon with cargoes of about 1000 horses each for British and French armies. The Anglo-Latvian sails for Bordeaux with 1190 horses, joining three British ships loading here the Anglo Holman Kanawha Kastalia. About 13000 horses will have been shipped to French ports from here on three British vessels, with more to follow.
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Newport News
Bordeaux
France
Kanawha
Contracts for two oil tank steamers awarded
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company in Newport News, Virginia, secured contracts from the Standard Oil Company to build two oil tank steamers. Each vessel will cost $1,000,000, measure 500 feet in length and 14,900 tons, with completion targets of twelve and thirteen months respectively.
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Debut of Misses O Gorman in New York society
A double debut party will be held December 17 for Agnes and Anne O Gorman daughters of Senator and Mrs O Gorman of New York. More than 1 000 guests are invited to an afternoon reception followed by dancing at the winter residence. The sisters are noted beauties and leading young society figures guided by Miles Alice O Gorman. Numerous entertainments are planned in their honor.
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Agnes ‘O'Gorman
Anne O'Gorman
Policeman Levi Hurt In Motorcycle Accident At Northwest Intersection
Policeman H R Levi of the Tenth precinct was struck by an automobile at Sixteenth and Webster streets northwest during a test night. The car, owned and operated by Charles Langley of 310 Twelfth street northwest, reportedly caused injuries to Levi's forehead and face. He was taken to Garfield Hospital and later sent home.
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Twelfth Street
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Garfield Hospital
A. Geary Johnson
Nineteenth Street
Connecticut Avenue
K Street
Fourteenth
Police News Notes From Local Robberies Yesterday
Police records list multiple daytime break ins and thefts. Items include clothing, a raincoat, tools, money, jewelry, rings, a gold watch, an umbrella, an auto laprobe, handbags, and a diamond. victims include Philip A. Wright, M. N. Plagruder, Mrs. Wheeler, Charles Connolly, and others in Washington DC and Alexandria. An electric car collision occurred at Connecticut Ave and K St. No injuries reported. Leighton Harrow collapsed at Twelfth and D and was hospitalized.
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New York Avenue
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E Street
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Chariea
Brow
Warden Street
Joseph Bailey
Fifteenth Street
Lafayette Park
Samuel B. Pettle
Florida Avenue Northwest
A. R. Rebeck
Burlington
Corps
Charles Connolly
Fort Washington
M. N. Plagruder
Mra. 5
C. Wheeler
Hightenth Street
Thomas H. Heed
Seventh Street
H. C. Smith
Southern
George Washington University Hospital
Georgie Bamtian
Thirtenth Street
Railroads Need Strong, Immediate Revenue and Unified Regulation
Warren G. Harding argues for immediate, broad authority to regulate railroads, stressing stable credit and unified oversight. He warns against fragmented regulators and calls on a trusted statesman, ideally the President, to craft a lasting, fair transportation framework with railroad cooperation. The piece frames railroads as vital to national needs and urges decisive, consensus-driven leadership.
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Army and Navy Changes of the Day Parade
Long list of personnel moves and assignments within the Army and Navy. Includes resignations, new appointments, and transfers across various corps and departments. Mentions Captains, Majors, Lieutenants, and other officers with details of their postings and duties.
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Marine Corps Orders Detachments to Various Barracks
Col J Al Tamlune detached to leadquarters marine corps. Cap A C Rnyder detached to TOS Washington and Fifth regiment. Capt F A Ramily detached to TOS Barracks. Capt Tracy Guam to United States First Lieut Gow Warr to Washington. 2 OP Weld Co to Charleston to Fleet Brigack. Davis to unnaskeed firemen. H W Weitzel commissioned July 12 1814 to Morse Vermont. Sullivan detached Utah to Viret brigade Philadelphia. AH Turner to Guan re vokm. Metcalf to Nebraska. Hall detached to New York to marine barracks. To Brows detached to New York marine barracks Washington. Hool to Portsmouth to first brigade. Shepard detached naval prison to first brigade Philadelphia. GW Van Hook detached to Earst brigade Cort Royal Philadelphia.
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Vermont
Mimline Haracke
Philadelphia
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Brooks Calls for Industrial Freedom at Nation Consumers’ League Meet
John Gagham Brooks urged raising industrial standards to curb the power of employers and free laborers from oppression as Europe’s wartime conditions press workers to demand wage justice. Speakers included Miss Jean Gordon, Mrs. Florence Kelley, and Miss Josephine Goldmark. Charles J. Bonaparte planned to speak later.
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Louiisiana
New Orleans
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New York City
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Massachusetts
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Jean Gordon
Louisiana
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New York
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