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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1914

Page

13

Platt Amendment Best Whyte on Nicraguan treaty

The article argues Fonseca Bay in Nicaragua would be the sole strategic naval point for the United States and warns that ceding the bay risks inviting disturbance along the Pacific coast. It discusses the treaty's reforms, the financial claims against Nicaragua, and calls for US support to protect regional stability and the bay’s security interests.

Schoubl Nicarragida United States Whyte Oh Renate Dod Naval Station Fonseca Bay Panama Cafornia Salidor Venaduras Nicaragad Earl Cary Goa Ing Os Orn Teley Orseca Bay Arboret Ana

Pimlico Race Bets Totals Revealed In Maryland Club Report

Maryland Jockey Club public financial statement shows at Pimlico over 26 days of this year’s meets more than 3.76 million dollars wagered. After expenses and taxes, the club reports a surplus of 7.90 and a total year’s earnings including betting machinery costs and charitable transfers, with detailed figures on revenue, operating costs, and capital. The report notes betting machines contributed about 47,903 and officials policing the grounds cost 17,773, leaving a broader deficit without betting revenue.

Washington Post Baltimore Pimlico Maryland Jockey Club

Nicholas Nicholas Found Dead in Virginia Home

George Nicholas, a Baltimore society figure and jockey, was found dead from a self-inflicted pistol shot at the Dulin country house in St Stephens Virginia. Friends say he had been drinking heavily for days and motive remains unknown. He was 32 and survived by his mother four brothers and three sisters. The body was transported to Baltimore after a coroner ruled death a suicide.

Beatrice Dulin George Nicholea Baltimore A. B. Dulin St. Stephens Warrenton Randolph Nicholas R. ¥. Colvin Nicholas Dulln Dulin Washington St. Stephen's Thomas Frame K Street Ard Faryland Carey Nicholas Hils Atchmasco Green Spring Valley Augusta Neale Ellen North Maryland Ilo Loyola College George 8. Nicholas New York Esty Head Kolag John Nicholas Famuet Am Nicholas Philadelphia Wilson Wary Nicholas Nancy Mary Katharine Nicholas

Hillsdale Alumni Banquet Hosts Notables at Dewey

Hillsdale College alumni association held a banquet at the Dewey with toastmaster Dr. Sauer Parsons. Speakers included Rev. C. G. Pierce, Rep. Cyrus Cline of Indian, Washington Gardiner of Michigan, W. J. Fowler, A. H. Hilter, Rep. J. M. Smith of Michigan, and Judge Robert M. Montgomery of the United States Court of Customs Appeals.

Instrict Association of Alumni Hillsdale College Michigan Dewey Sauer Parsons C. G. B., Pierce Cyrus Cline Washington Gardiner W. J. Fowler A. H. Hilter J. M. ©. Smith Robert M. Montgomery United States Court of Customs Appeals

City notices and society items from Washington

Elections within the Bureau of Engraving and Printing Mutual Relief Association name officers for the year. Alumni address Montessori work. a business high school ball plans for February graduates. Woman's National Press Associa tion meets with Charles W. Russell as speaker. Epworth League Union to hear Rev Z W Smith on worship. High school construction promises rush. Eastern rebuilt after April fire. Dr Albert F A King honored by Children’s Hospital staff. Joseph S Tiller discusses Mount Lassen eruption at Home Club. Mary J Read to address Congress of Mothers at Public Library. W W Davis opens new children’s recreation park southwest Washington. 1,458 nonresident pupils enrolled. 208 pay tuition. Miss Alice Callahan treated after gas poisoning.

Washington The Association of Collegiate Alumni Wilson Normal School Jane Kenney Friendship House Misa Kenney

Medal to Mrs P M Lydig at New York safety luncheon

Mrs Phillip M Lydig and Miss Graham Muthall received the American Museum of Safety special gold medal for devotion of time money and personal services in humanitarian achievements. Prof Frederick Patton announced the awards and presented them at Delmonico's luncheon with Lieut S P Edmonds and others also honored.

Washington Post New York Phillip M. Lydig Graham Muthall American Museum of Safety Today Frederick Remsen Patton Columbia Delmonico's R. W. Campbell Lew Palmer The National Safety Council

Debut and Society Guests Entertain at Washington Events

Society notes report the Assistant Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Vrooman hosting a winter guest lineup including Mrs. Scott Bromwell and family arriving from Concord NHS for holidays with a Christmas night dance. Debutante Pauline Kindleberger is feted at Rauscher’s with her mother and a host of Washington society figures as guests mingle and gowns of ivory satin mauve chiffon dazzle.

Carl Vrooman Matthew T. Scott Vrooman

Miss Andrews Entertains at Fort Myer Dinner and Hop

Miss Mary Lord Andrews hosted a dinner and theater party in Washington in honor of Miss Katherine Dorst of Warrenton Virginia visiting Miss Julia Brice. The Wort Myer administration building hop drew hundreds with hosts including Mrs Hugh L Scott Col Wilbur E Wilder Col and Mrs Charles T Menoher and Mrs W J Glasgow.

Mary Lord Andrews Katherine Dorst Warrenton, Va Julia Brice Miss Dorst Maud Davidge Sr. Franklin Harrie Franklin Gouverneur Blves John Aspinwall Wort Myer Rirs Hugh L. Scott Staft Wrbur E. Wilder Fort Myer Charles T. Menoher W. J.glasgow Sturgis Folsom Lennon Ger Macomb Tor Wilder Elliott Misa Perkins Davis Clarence Richmond Day Col. McGunnegle Lott Mecur Allan Td, Smith G. GL. Morrison Col Walcott Maj Fleming Lieut. Burleson

Guests of Mrs. Van Reypen at luncheon and dances

Mrs. Van Reypen, wife of Rear Admiral Van Reypen, hosted a luncheon for Miss Mary Loni Andrews. Parisian social items mention Mr. Paul Fuller Jr arriving in Washington from New York with Mrs. Fuller for a several days stay. Francesa Effinger hosted a small dinner dance at the Grafton. L. Chermont, former Brazilian embassy counselor, left for Brazil with his son Jim. Mrs. Hamilton Browning and Dorothy Browning travel from Virginia to visit in Massachusetts Avenue for the Christmas holiday. Lieut. G. Osterhout, LV. Law, and Bra Osterhout will pass the re

Edwin Sweet Paul Fuller, Jr New York President Wilson Mexico Washington Mrs. Fuller the Willard L. Chermont Brazil Jim Hamilton Browning Dorothy Browning Virginia William F. Dennis Massachusetts Avenue Christman Creswell

Private skating dates stir New York high society

In New York, Mrs Maud Barger Wallach privately skates with champion John Davidson at St Nicholas Rink on Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons, a pastime funded by her. The article notes her social prominence and a historic Skating Club she organized with notable members. It also mentions Cunarder Lusitania’s Christmas schedule and other society news.

St. Nicholas Rink New York Lsten Maud Barger Wallach East Nineteenth Street John Davidson Wallach Skating Club Cornelius Vanderbilt John Jacob Astor Ernest Iselin

Clift MacLeod Nuptials At 1347 Girard Street

Miss Helen MacLeod and Mr James W Clift were married at the bride’s home at 1347 Girard Street in a small ceremony attended by family and close friends. The bride wore cream satin with pearl trimming, pearls, and a tulle veil. she carried white roses and lilies. Attendants included Mrs Worth Hale as matron of honor and Dr Fael Johnson as best man. The couple plan to reside at 1347 Girard Street after a wedding trip.

Helen MacLeod N. M. MacLeod James W. Clift Girard Street John T. Ensor Calvary M. E. Church Worth Hale Cambridge Mass George | Washington University Phi Beta Phe Male

Hutchins will contest fights letters aid will case

The Hutchins will contest nears decision as Leo Hutchins seeks to break the millionaire Stilson Hutchins will. Trustee William J. Dante testifies about checks from 1909 to 1911 and a 1921 visit. Nurses’ handling and money questions frame a day of testimony as counsel clash over admitting letters to the jury.

Yeaterfay Frank Hogan Leo Hutchins Stigan Hutchins Charlea H. Merillat Ross Perry 4. E. Thomas Justlice Anderson William J. Dante Hutchins Stilson Hutchins Hogan Dante Maasssachusetts Avenue Worthy

Harts Begin Two Building Projects Under Col WoW

Harts, superintendent of buildings on government grounds, started two construction operations under Col WoW yesterd. A $900000 Red Cross memorial on Haventeenth street below Fo streeta NW and clearing for Meridian Park on Sixteenth street NW. The Red Cross memorial should complete in eighteen months. Borle Robertson Construction Company holds the contract. Meridian Park work includes a retaining wall along Sixteenth street hill above L street and removal of dirt to a fifteen foot depth behind the curb.

Col. Wow. Harts Red Cross Haventeenth Street Meridian Park Sixteenth Street Northwest Borle- Robertson Construction Company Sixteenth Street L Street

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