Social Leaders Snapshots at Berlin Bazaar and Society News
Princess Charles of Hohenzollern draws American buyers at a Berlin charity bazaar held at Hotel Kaplangde. Mrs Thackara and wives of American officials lead busy stalls as the event boosts receipts. In New York, William K Vanderbilt marks a quiet birthday with family and health advice. Equal Franchise Society gains new members and leadership changes. A Greek-garb photo venture in Englewood promises Greek idealism, while Marquis de Villalobar’s Washington stay signals cross ocean social mix. The Duke of the Abruzzi assumes Third Naval Division duties in Venice with Easter lectures planned on Himalayan exploration.
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Germany
Charles of
Thackara
Bher- Tan
Berlin
Joseph C. Grew
Gustave Scholle
American Women's Club
Oper
Liday
Paris
Chicago
Ming Helen Loewe
Englewood
Teuren
Fine Arts Society of
Miss Loewe
Charles E. White, Jr
Helen
Iovelleet
Abruzal
Venice
Society Notes on Evening Gatherings and Visitors
Society items describe Mess Elkins in satin gown at fra Munday event, Miss Jean Cosby hosting Bridge, Lidridge Jordan and Miss Conrad dining after tea, and Senator and Mrs Bailey visiting with their guests. News mentions Nico Hales a University of Virginia student, Mr and Mrs Frederick Lilley visiting Washington, and Mr Justice Anson and Mrs Anderson’s relatives arriving in Connecticut. Talley couple return from Europe trip. Cactus arrives in San Francisco. a marriage occurred in early September.
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Jean Cosby
Bridge
Lidridge Jordan
Conrad Ton
Frederick Lilley
Justice Ansod
Anderson
Washington
Mr. Ealey
Bere
Connecticut
Mys Talley
Europe
San Francisco
Chevy Chase Hunt meet at Bethesda and weddings noted
A Chevy Chase Hunt meet is planned in Bethesda at unspecified hour. Miss Margaret Cameron visits Miss John W Dwight. Several marriages are announced including Catherine Virrime Methenny, Florence Warner and Miss Madeline Gray, with receptions arranged for family and close friends. The Gray wedding is set for the navy yard at Bog at 6 o’clock Saturday evening December 18.
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Chevy Chase Hunt
Willa
Bethesda
Margaret Cameron
John W Dwight
Catherine Virrime Methenny
Oliver
Xuyvene Russell
Chile
St Jonas Church
Ernest Gmalth
Madeline Gray Su
Amira Swift
Millery D Storer
Atlanta
Navy Yard
Bog ‘Uu
Washington Camp Dance Draws Large Crowds at Memorial Home
The annual Washington Camp No. 385 dance at the Confederate Memorial Home on Vermont Avenue drew a large crowd. Decorations featured Confederate colors and Richmond roses. Chaperons included Mrs. Merwin and Mrs. Covington among others, with Frager as ball committee chairman and Ferguson as floor committee head. Numerous attendees are listed, including Ruth Worthington Bowie and Eton Lane Williams.
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Washington Camp
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Confederate Memorial Home
Vermont Avenue
Richmond
C. B. Merwin
George S. Covington
W. H. Saunders
Belt
G. H. Williams
W. W. Bowie
Bana Saunders
Miss Etheridge
Darlington
Mies Gould
Miss Bowie
E. C. Dutton
Kath
Juliette Rogers
Misa Sykes
Miss Brooks
Miss Singleton
Miss Cooper
Carroll
B. Thomplins
Willam Henry
J. E. Timberlake
Sale Poston
J. B. Hoge
Siegfried Sachec
Dan Jackson
Yellett Combs
Wiliam & Graham
W. W. Leonard
Meade Edwards
H. A. Lambourne
Wallace Streater
J. M. Couden
Gustave Thompson
Society
AH. Ferguson
F. R. Fravet
M. &. Kahn
List of officers and roles for the local regiment
The record lists Mahood as adjutant, George S Covington as treasurer, W T Davis as quartermaster, Dr John H Digges as surgeon, Rev J L Anson as chaplain, PJ Altizer as historian, and H B Mulholland as color bearer.
Agricultural Campaign Dr Knapp Tour South Talks Farm Methods
Dr Knapp of the Department of Agriculture leads a January campaign in the South to educate on farm methods and policies. The Southern Railway organizes the tour with nine addresses across Lynchburg Charlotte Greenville Macon Jacksonville Anniston Huntsville West Point Greenville Memphis Lexington to study farm progress and opportunities in southeastern states.
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8. A. Knapp
Department of Agrculture
Southern Railway
Eigct
Lynchburg
Charlotte
N. C
Greenville
Macon
Jacksonville
Fla
Anniston
Huntevile
Ala
West Point
Miss
Memphis
Fortune In Her Handbag In Monterey Mystery
A well dressed woman about 65 was found in the street with a handbag containing $12,000 in diamonds and jewelry, $20,000 in railroad and industrial bonds, and $30,000 in insurance policies tied to Oakland property. She could not explain the circumstance and a letter addressed to Mrs Ina L Cummings of Oakland was found with her.
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Monterey
Cal
Faust
Oakland
Ina L Cummings
Twelfth Street
Health, exercise and air keep the body strong
The article argues health comes from nature laws and regular exercise. It warns against neglecting simple rules, notes the perils of closed windows and poor ventilation, and urges joining a gym or hiring instructors. It cites Benjamin Franklin and cautions moderation as vital.
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Weston
Louise Williams
Benjamin Franklin
Debutante party invites and social notes from Washington
The item outlines numerous society notices including Miss Margaret Brooks hosting a young people’s tea, the Brooks sisters attending the midshipmen’s basketball game in Annapolis, and several society figures visiting Washington. It lists Mrs I T Mann hosting a tea, Rep. and Mrs McKinney in Washington, and Mr and Mrs Walter Hows visiting Fort Hancock. Other entries mention apartments secured in Washington for the season, notable figures such as former Postmaster General Robert Wynne staying at the Walcott, and the Women’s National Press Association meeting at the Dolly Madison house with talks by Afra Margaret L Cooper and Mrs Hackman Melvin. The piece closes with a Winston-Salem marriage note for Dr. J. P. Popper to Gledys Sillig and related social hosting details.
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McKinney
Washington
Portland
Walter Hows
Fort Hancock
N. J
Teut
Alfred G. Howe
Ignatius T. Hagner
Mra. Hagner
Prince Carl
Winston Salem
Washington Post
N. C
J. P. Popper
Gledys Sillig
Houston
Tex
W. L Brookes
Oysters Pose Health Risks From Contaminated Waters
The article warns oysters can spread typhoid and toxic poisoning when grown in sewage contaminated waters. It notes oysters are scavengers and that consuming them offers little nutritional gain beyond appetite satisfaction, suggesting milk, eggs, nuts, and bread as better options.
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