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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1911

Page

10

Society Notes and Engagements Reach Washington Circles

Thursday Miss Kate McCook is Gen and Mrs Anson McCook's daughter of 33 West Fifty fourth Street New York. Miss Katherine Marvin of Albany and Hancock Griffin plan marriage January 6 at Albany All Saints Cathedral. both well known in Washington. Mrs Marvin W visits here during Roosevelt era. Griffin is kin to Col John Hancock and Mrs William R Merriam. Mrs John B Lathrop of Chevy Chase hosts guests from St Paul Minn. Jack Miller to return to Washington for holidays. Euphemia Graham wintering with sister Octavia Graham Marcy in Kansas City. Mrs Warner B Bayley of Washington in New York. Mrs Joseph B Wells of Macon leaves for Richmond for holidays. Mrs Kent Bolton of Chicago to Florida. Engagement of Edna Ward to Chief Constructor Washington Lee Capps announced. Fifteen destroyers from Charleston Navy Yard ordered to New York and Newport to join Atlantic fleet.

Kate McCook Anson McCook Fourth Street New York Katherine Marvin Albany Hancock Griffin All Saints’ Cathedral Washington Griffin Marvin W Roosevelt Mr. Griffin Col John Hancock William R. Merriam Ward Aston Ward United States Atlantic Fleet Charleston Charleston Navy Yard Newport

Women economists and investigators aid labor reform

A passage lauds Miss Eastman and Miss Abbott for pioneering studies on women in industry and work accidents, noting Prof John Commons praise for Work Accidents and the Law and Women and the Trades. It mentions Miss Obenhauer Keller and others in government service advancing humane labor policy, with a brief note on Swift & Company beet sales in Washington for the week ended Dec 11.

Versity Chicago Department of Social Investigation Miss Abbott John Commons Pittsburgh Miss Eastman Miss Obenhauer Women's Department The Bureau of Labor Misa Keller New York State Immigration Bureau North American Press Syndicate Swift & Company Washington D. C

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