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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
Charles L. Thompson
Board of
Tme Missions
Mary Edith Pickering
Israel
Chijah
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Mr. and
Mrs. Fairbanks
Seventeenth Street
Gen
Genator
Mrs. Harrows
James D. Stokes
Robert Patterson
Duppont Circle
J. Willman
Chicago
Hdghiny Hastings
M. F. Morris
Ramisalm
H. A. Auer
Cleveland
Ohio
Mrs
P. A. Auer
3 Street
Eckington
Alexandria Social News
Euchre Cnty
Courtens
Grenough
Mary Snowden
John Agnew
Magruder Dent
Bena Stratton
Tiva Dent
Moss Eliza Chivr
Mise Sid McLaughlin
Mary Tent
James Kneht
Philadelphia
Henry Parker
Henderson Carter
Mahlon Janney
Aylett Nienl
Aten
Philip Knox
Ami Alexander Scaption
Carne Stribling
France Street
Amng
John Leadbeater
Marshall Jones
Samuel J. Monroe
Henry F. Robertson
Willam J. Smoot
John Hunton Foster
John Tackett, Cummings
Misa Ellen Herbert
Migge Ashty
Olive Lyons
Lave Stribling
Mildre@ Foster
Henry and
Moss Mary Amber
Tom
Marshal Jones
Seventeenth Virginia Regiment
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Laura Smoat
Meers
L. Wilbur Reid
Wiliam Outen
George Lo Simpson
George KB. Warfield
A.C. Wyckert
Willian Wood
Bessie Green
NM. G. Peyton
J. P. Stump
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Atlanta
Alice Birela
Misa Elizabeth Jones
Jones
Misa Steele
Unie City
Rebecca C. Powell
Douglas French Forrest
Tampa
Fla
Ruth Bryant
Washington Street
Harvitte Blackburn
Jessie Armstrong
Lila Barrett
Reba Barrett
Lucy Douglas
Susie Hervert
Nannie Jones
Mittie Herbert
Lucy Leanbeater
Helen | Crampston
Harry Langhorne
Greeuwood
M.c. Peyton
North St. Asaph | Street
Rebecca Wolberg
Cochee
Cameron Street
Jennie Blondheim
Rena Kaufman
Pauline Pretzfelder
Minnie Berwanger
Ferdinand Bendheim
Mims Cora, Cohen
Karl Kaufman
Providence
Charles Blondheim
Ares Waiberg
B. Walberg
Ferdinand Bendham
William Cohen
Maurice Blumenfel
Raymond Blumenfeld
A. Blu
Vienna Social Notes
Washington Post
Vienna
Hollins
Knoxville
Tenn
Franklin Williams, Jr
Hampton Williams
Edwin
Bethel
A. H. Dukey
Hine
New York State
Mr. Calvert
Kentucky
Q. B. Hine
Alice Moffett
Herndon
W. H. French
Mr. Longley
Clifton
E. A. Thomas
Walter Ferguson
R. Dy. Leith
Leo
Frederick, Ma
Ams
E. L. Roley
Herndon, Va
Annie Cummins
W .E. Bowman
Nicholas Cassidy
Richmond
Rethel
Business Men's J Club
James Ballard
Pender
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Wil
C.M. van Slyck
Ballston
Morence Moore
J. 1. Wyrneth
J. W. Jones
United American Mechanics of
Hamilton
Takoma Park
Young Men's Literary Society
Misser Minnie
Bessie Purman
Deestrick Skale
Mesdames Bien
Crittenden
Dudley
Porene Heaton
Harrison
Jackson
McLaughlin
Morse
Mooers
Oldys
Snear
Platt
Thomas
Kate White
Ethel Clarke
Creasy Dudley
Lulu Longley
Sarah Watkins
Kate Whimore
James R. Adams
Paul Dexter
Hugh Davis
Bond Smith
Eher K. €. Russell
Memoria
M Street Church
Longstreet
Cedar Street
Vine Street
Morris Bier
Royalton
Wilkinson
Park
Elder
Cottrell
California
N. Haskell
Council of Jewish Women
Henry Solomon
Hugo Rosenberg
Pittsburg
Bil Strouse
Baltimore
CG. Misch
United States
M. Landsberg
Rochester
M. Echwab
S. Pisce
Denver
Col
Evelyn Aronson
Sanfrancisco
Hetty Abraham
Wrahington
D. C
J. Andrews
Emma Eckhouse
Indianapolis
Miriam Goldberg
Jefferson
Texas
Ben Lowenstein
Cincinnati
Sadie Wald
Council of
Joel Hillman
Lakestue Club
University of Chicago
Hull House
Henry Solo- Ton
Michigan Avenue
Solomon
ITE
Sleepy Hollow
Morris
Capitol
V.D. Rosen
F St
Hines
DR. Thompson
Fine Watches
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ogram’s Gift Store
Seta
China
Vest Peter
Bas Waterman
Oghram’s Gift Store
Penna. Ave
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Knabe Ange US
F. Groop & Sons CO
Dorothy Peake
Berlgas
5 Eighth St
H.W
John F. Ellis & Co
Pa. Ave
Ballarevale
Lithia Water
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
K St
Stieff
Ith St
N,w
Weil
Burlington
Wahwiit
Bec
Werner
Ers
Eafe Cure Company
Monvion