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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1905

Page

5

Social and Personal Guests at British Embassy Evening

A roundup of Washington social life notes. Representative and Mrs. James Wadsworth host guests at their K Street home with daughter Harriet returning from London. Lady Susan Townley remains seriously ill after a vehicle accident. Various receptions, invitations, and engagements span Christmas through early January, naming Mrs. Fairbanks, Gen and Mrs. Scofield, Miss Harriet Wadsworth, and many other society figures amid weather setbacks and ongoing entertainments.

James Wadsworth Harriet London Lady Townley Baron Baroness Busache Porty Rlec Winthrop Oliver Bowllick Albany Rs. Pinchot Parsons Gordon Cummings Ryan Birs. Posttethwaite Durand Rc O Archy Ue Anstres Cee Sr Lady du New York K Street Harriet Wadsworth Washington Hemenway Indiana Bonnville Susan Townley Rock Creek Park Connecticut Avenue Susan Ortoner Dsj Earl of Prince Lews of Battenberg Wey Converse Conve M Street Audrey Sackett W. K. Vandertitt Lacon Iheir Wire. Baron Charlies Grayson Dulin Thomas W. Buckey Alice Parlor Buckey Cairo Norman T. Engel Second Street Pease Theodore Norman Ane John A. Marshall Watte Street Robert Washington Ballenger Carly Nanny Hunter Ballenger Partin Barbour Peyton Alexandria Mount Henry F. Aertson South Washington Street Thomas W. Robinson F.C. Bleg J. Lloyd East Orange N. J Cameron Club Lee Camp Hall Misa J. F. Richards Alexanivias

Vienna Social Notes Reflect Local Happenings

Special correspondence from Vienna details visits, arrivals, and informal events. Residents and visitors are noted for births, travels, club meetings, and social gatherings, with mentions of arrivals from Kentucky Maryland and other areas, and organizational activities within the community.

Book fair continued at 180 Massachusetts Avenue

Frigid weather led to continuation of the Bryan Mawr book fair at 180 Massachusetts Avenue this morning and afternoon to clear remaining stock. Shoppers find autographed volumes by noted authors at reasonable prices and an auction is set for 4:90 p.m. featuring valuable books and autographs.

Massachusetts Avenue Bryan Mawr

Ladies Lunch and Social Life in Washington’s Capitol

Washington dressed up for winter social season with lavish receptions near the Vice President’s residence. The piece recalls old horse-drawn hacks, fashion, and the mingling of political and social elites. Alice Roosevelt’s presence adds romance as February wedding chatter looms. A charity bridge event aids a Shelter, with notes on social trends and English influences on politics.

Washington T Street Fairbanks Holzla Seventeenth Ivtle Thaga Riggs House Congress Tneir Alice Roosevelt House Miss Roosevelt Orient Alice London

New York Critics Pleased With Philadelphia Orchestra Tour

The Philadelphia Orchestra under Fritz Scheel drew praise in New York at Carnegie Hall where a large Metropolitan audience heard Tschaikowsky’s Fourth Symphony and Strauß Tod und Verklarung. Pianist Giga Sumaroff, set to appear with the ensemble, is highlighted.

Philadelphia Orchestra Fritz Scheel Washington New York Carnegie Hall Tschaikowsky Richart Strau Giga Sum

Philadelphia Orchestra in Washington Soloist Shifts Praise

The Philadelphia orchestra toured Washington with Fritz Scheel conducting. The soloist interpreted the Schutt concerto while the ensemble delivered a performance praised by New York Evening Post critic Fink as among the first of great conductors. The Death and Transfiguration demand full effort from every player, yet Philadelphians filled seats to witness a rigorous, earned performance.

Philadelphia Orchestra Washington Schutt Fink New York Evening Post Fritz Scheel

Address by Dr. Thompson at Metropolitan Presbyterian Church

Breaches at Metropolitan Presbyterian Church on Missionary Work. Rev. Charles L. Thompson spoke last evening on church missionary efforts and outcomes at Fourth and B streets southeast. Miss Mary Edith Pickering, a leading city singer and choir member, sang "Hear Ye, Israel" from "Chijah" with good effect.

Metropolitan Presbyterian Church Charles L. Thompson Board of Tme Missions Mary Edith Pickering Israel Chijah

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