Social leaders gather funds at Berlin charity bazaar
Princess Charles of Hohensollern drew crowds at Hotel Ka-Plangde Berlin, helping Americans boost receipts at a Christmas bazaar. Mrs Thackara, Mrs Grieoll, and other American staff reported strong sales and planned gifts for lonely American girls in Berlin. Vanderbilt marked a quiet birthday with work and farm life, while Equal Franchise Society gains more members and plans a January reception. A Greek garbed Helen Loewe photos sign a future park fundraiser. Marquis de Villalobar praised in Washington and Venice prepares for Himalayan lectures as Duke of the Abruzzi assumes naval duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Charles of
Thackara
Bher- Tan
Berlin
Joseph C. Grew
Gustave Scholle
American Women's Club
Oper
Liday
Teasurer
Soarch of
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
Society notes from Elkins and Washington visits
Miss Elkins wore a satin gown with crystal lace at fra Munday night. Miss Jean Cosby hosted Bridge. Mr and Mrs Lilley visit Washington for Mrs Ealey's parents' home in Connecticut. Mr Nico Hales, Virginia student, noted with Senator and Mrs Bailey. Ms and Mrs Talley return from Europe trip. the ship Cactus arrived in San Francisco. A marriage occurred in early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mss
Elkins
Wats
Frederick Lilley
Justice Ansod
Anderson
Washington
Mra Ealey
Bere
Connecticut
Mys Talley
Europe
San Francisco
Local society notes and upcoming weddings in Bethesda area
A Chevy Chase Hunt meet is planned in Bethesda at an unspecified hour. Miss Margaret Cameron guests with John W Dwight for several days. The marriage of Miss Catherine Virrime Methenny, daughter of Mrs Oliver Heum and Mr Xuyvene Russell Chile, is set for today at noon in St Jonas Church with Dr Ernest Gmalth officiating. Florence Warner and Javer Sears proceed to wed at the residence on Longston Avenue, with a limited invitation list. Warner’s sister is Mrs S. War baltazas of W Jury, connected to the Colonial Orphan Asylum. Mr Sears, son of Thomas Snow Sears of Boston, is a noted mural painter with works in New York City Hall and other venues. The wedding of Miss Madeline Gray and Mrs Amira Swift’s Millery D Storer of Atlanta is scheduled at the navy yard at 6 PM on Saturday December 18.
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 Camp Dance Draws Large Turnout at Memorial Home
Washington Camp No. 385 United Sons of Confederate Veterans held its annual dance at Confederate Memorial Home on Vermont avenue. The event featured decorated rooms, numerous chaperons, a large list of attendees, and active committees led by F. R. Frager and A. H. Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Confederate Memorial Home
Vermont Avenue
Richmond
C. B. Merwin
George 3
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
Officers Named for Confederate Veterans Group
Mahood, adjutant, George S Covington treasurer, W T Davis quartermaster, Dr John H Digges surgeon, Rev J L Anson chaplain, P J Altizer historian, and H B Mulholland color bearer identified for the veterans unit.
Agricultural Campaign Dr Knapp Tours South For Methods
Dr Knapp of the Department of Agriculture launches a January tour educating on farm methods and policies across the South. The Southern Railway sponsors the trip, featuring nine talks on agricultural work, conditions, and opportunities in communities from Lynchburg to Lexington.
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 in Monterey street incident
A well-dressed woman about 65 was found in the street in Monterey with a handbag containing diamonds worth 12 000 dollars, 20 000 dollars in bonds, and 30 000 dollars in insurance policies on Oakland property. She could offer little explanation of her whereabouts, and a letter 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 vitality through nature’s laws and exercise
The article urges strict adherence to natural health laws, arguing health comes from disciplined living and regular physical training. It warns against neglect, promotes ventilation, proper clothing, and gymnasium practice, and notes that strong health enables women to seize opportunities while poor health harms long term well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Louise Williams
Benjamin Franklin
Debutantes and society notes from Washington
Local social column records multiple gatherings and arrivals across Washington and nearby, including Miss Margaret C C Brooks hosting a tea, the Brooks party's Annapolis trip for a midshipmen game, and various social moves. It notes Mrs I T Mann hosting a small tea, Representatives McKinney and Mrs arriving in Washington, and several couples securing winter apartments. Also mentions the Women’s National Press Association meeting at Dolly Madison House with talks on Madonnas by Afra Margaret L Cooper and songs by Hackman Melvin. Winston-Salem physician Dr J P Popper marries Miss Gledys Sillig in Winston Salem with her staying guest Mrs W L Brookes in city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Salem
Washington Post
N. C
J. P. Popper
Gledys Sillig
Houston
Tex
W. L Brookes
Oysters Danger and Dietary Considerations
Oysters are dangerous when grown in sewage contaminated water and have caused typhoid and toxic poisoning. They are scavengers and offer little nutritional benefit beyond appetite satisfaction, with safer substitutes like milk eggs nuts and bread.
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William K Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Aome
New York Central
Grand Cantral
Long Island
Canilee Tuichess
Marlborough
Claente Ho Mackay
Dapat Franchi
O HE Belmont
Crusade
Phil Lydig
Re- Saud
Wie
Woman Suffrage Workera
Lydig
United States
London
Abruzal
Venice
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
Tony
Hurpides
Margaret C. C. Brooks
Han
WG. Brooks
Margaret C. C
Dorothy Gray Brooks
Annapolis
Midshipmen
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
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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