Social leaders at Berlin charity bazaar and Vanderbilt birthday notes
Princess Charles of Hohensollern drew American patrons at a Berlin charity bazaar held at Hotel KaPlangde with Mrs Thackara and Mrs Grie oll aiding the effort. William K Vanderbilt marked no birthday celebration despite a flurry of congratulations as he worked at Grand Central and on Long Island farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Charles of
Thackara
Bher- Tan
Berlin
Joseph C. Grew
Gustave Scholle
American Women's Club
Oper
Liday
William K Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Aome
New York Central
Grand Cantral
Long Island
Canilee Tuichess
Marlborough
Society notes reveal Washington visit and European trip details
Mss Elkins joined guests at a fra Munday night event in satin and crystal lace. Miss Jean Cosby hosted Bridge and Miss Conrad-ton dined with Lidridge Jordan after tea. Senator and Mrs Bailey plan to host guests for Mrs Ealey’s parents’ visit. Mr Nico Hales, Virginia undergraduate, noted. Mr and Mrs Frederick Lilley, relatives of Mr Justice Ansod, to arrive in Washington for a family gathering, then head to Connecticut. Mr and Mrs Talley return from Europe moon trip as the Cactus voyage arrives in San Francisco. A marriage occurred in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lilley
Justice Ansod
Anderson
Washington
Mra Ealey
Bere
Connecticut
Mys Talley
Europe
San Francisco
Local society notes from Bethesda and Washington weddings
A Chevy Chase Hunt meet is planned in Bethesda at a stated hour. Miss Margaret Cameron is visiting Mr John W Dwight. The marriage of Miss Catherine Virrime Methenny and Mr Xuyvene Russell Chile is set for today at noon in St Jonas Church with Dr Ernest Gmalith officiating. Florence Warner and Javier Sears wed today on Lexington Avenue with a reception for relatives and close friends. Miss Madeline Gray and Mr Mills, of Atlanta, plan a ceremony at the navy yard on a Saturday evening in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Chase Hunt
Willa
Bethesda
Margaret Cameron
John W Dwight
Catherine Virrime Methenny
Oliver
Xuyvene Russell
Chile
St Jonas Church
Ernest Gmalth
Florence Warner
Tenry S. Warner
Javer Sears
Lesongton Avenue
Watcott Morris Warner
Miss Warner
S. Warbaltazas
Madeline Gray Su
Amira Swift
Millery D Storer
Atlanta
Navy Yard
Bog ‘Uu
Washington Camps Annual Dance Draws Large Washington Attendance
The United Sons of Confederate Veterans Washington Camp No. 385 held its annual dance at the Confederate Memorial Home on Vermont Avenue with elaborate Confederate colors, palms, and Richmond roses. Chaperones included Mrs. C. B. Merwin and Mrs. George S. Covington among others. F. R. Frager chaired the ball committee and A. H. Ferguson 2nd J led the floor committee. A large crowd attended with many young ladies in costume and prominent members listed among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Noted Civil War Era Officers Named in Roster
Mahood, adjutant, George S Covington treasurer, W T Davis quartermaster, Dr John H Digges surgeon, the Rev J L Anson chaplain, P J Altizer historian, and H B Mulholland color bearer appear in the compiled roster of post war veterans.
Agricultural Campaign Tour For Farm Methods Education
Dr. H. A. Knapp of the Department of Agriculture will lead a January farm demonstration campaign in the South. The tour, arranged by Southern Railway, includes nine talks on farm methods and state-specific conditions in Lynchburg Virginia and cities in North Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Tennessee and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Found Lying in Street
A well dressed elderly woman about 65 was found last night in Monterey with a handbag containing $12,000 in diamonds and jewelry, $20,000 in railroad and industrial bonds, and $30,000 in insurance policies for Oakland property. A letter addressed to Mrs Ina L Cummings of Oakland was found in the bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Cal
Faust
Oakland
Ina L Cummings
Twelfth Street
Health and vigor through hygiene and moderation
A health essay urges balance between physical training and lifestyle. It stresses natural laws, fresh air, bright light, proper ventilation, and moderate activity as foundations of lasting strength, warning against overexertion and unsafe fashions. It cites Franklin and Weston, advocates gym or club coaching, and notes the dangers of poor environments and extreme climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Louise Williams
Benjamin Franklin
Tony
Hurpides
Debutante brook's social rounds include Annapolis trip and teas
Miss Margaret C. C. Brooks and family hosted events during the season. Mrs. Brooks and daughters traveled to Annapolis for the midshipmen's bop and returned the same day. Other social notes mention teas, arrivals in Washington, and residences in Fort Hancock and Lancaster. The Women’s National Press Association meeting move to Dolly Madison house is noted with program details. Winston-Salem reports Dr J P Popper wed Miss Gledys Sillig in Winston-Salem, with her staying as guest prior to marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. C. Brooks
Han
WG. Brooks
Margaret C. C
Dorothy Gray Brooks
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Winston Salem
Washington Post
N. C
J. P. Popper
Gledys Sillig
Houston
Tex
W. L Brookes
Oysters Linked to Typhoid and Poisoning Risk
Oysters are warned as objectionable and sometimes dangerous. Cases of typhoid and toxic poisoning traced to oysters tied to sewage contaminated waters. Since oysters scavenger, transmission is possible but danger is said to be largely obviated now. Eating oysters offers little beyond appetite satisfaction, and healthier substitutes exist.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Claente Ho Mackay
Dapat Franchi
O HE Belmont
Crusade
Phil Lydig
Re- Saud
Wie
Woman Suffrage Workera
Lydig
Teasurer
Soarch of Directors
Henry Wise Mler
Mra. J. Borjen Harriman
James A. Bullman
Mackay
Equal Franchise Society
Madison Avenue
Paris
Chicago
Ming Helen Loewe
Englewood
Teuren
Fine Arts Society of
Miss Loewe
Charles E. White, Jr
Helen
Iovelleet
United States
London
Abruzal
Venice
Mss
Elkins
Wats
Jean Cosby
Bridge
Lidridge Jordan
Miss Conradton
Mra Bailey
Tem
Nico Hales
Varginia
Alfred P Thom
Staunton, Va
Miunyon
Agricultural Campaign
Ksapp Witt
DR. J Madison CO. Peters
Will
R Street
McKinney
Portland
Walter Hows
Fort Hancock
N. J
Tieut
Alfred G. Howe
Ignatius T. Hagner
Mra. Hagner
Prince Carl
George Myers
Stoneleigh Court
Mrs Myers
Lancaster, Pa
Robert J. Wynne
Walcott, New Yok I
Lindley A. Anderson
Uoue
Archie Norcross Hamilton
Philadelphia
Wee Baumgarten
Eighteenth Street
Richard
Burlington, Vt
M. J. Kenwood
Chilfonte
Atlastle City
T. J. Allen
Joseph G. Bowles
Galt & Wro
Pennsylvania Avenue
R. Harris & CO
N.W
Ogram’s Gift
Ogram’s Prag
Cor. Pa. Ave
13Th St
D&c
Ogram’s
Ogram's
East Canterbury
N. HS
Arlington, Vermont
Ave
H St. N.W
Washington, D. C
Union Trust Company
Edward J. Stellwages
With
Hi Gta
Skansonse
Kann
Mara
Chives
Gowood
Ding Registering Bank
Rockaway
Copenhagen
Alco
Essen
Chantilly
Altman
Leverton &Co
G St
Julia Marlowe
Mme, da Four
Katie E. Dunn
Oro F Street N. W
Charing
Hallaversing
Biamond Ring Bargain
Philipsbors
Eleventh Street
Cornwell & Son Grocers and Emporters
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