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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1921

Page

2

Food Aid Bill for Russia Faces Quick Senate Passage

Proponents of a 20 million dollar food aid bill to famine struck Russia predicted Senate passage within a week after House approval. Advocates argue relief will save thousands of Russian children and aid American farmers facing surplus grain. Senator Reed Smoot urged passage despite early House opposition.

Russia Senate House Steed Reed Smoot Utah Senator Smoot Lucy Breeham National Woman’s Party Branham United States Marten's America

Christmas Travel and Holiday Gatherings Across D.C. Area

A roundup of holiday plans and gatherings mentions Miss Anne Edith Rea in New York, the Richards at the Grafton, and patrons at the Willard. Notables including Mrs. Alice Bradford Wiles and Mrs. William Calder attend dinners at the Willard while others head to Annapolis, Flat Springs, and Camden for the holidays. Janet Richards hosts a public questions talk at the Knickerbocker theater with discussions on postwar world issues.

Pittsburgh New York Anne Edith Rea Alice Bradford Wiles The Daughters of Founders Patriots of America Willard William Sellman Bird Janet Richards Knickerbocker Theater Vanderlip India Mahatma Ghandi

Americans Arrive in Paris for Winter Season

Special Cable Dispatch from Paris notes new arrivals including Mr. 8. C. Guggenheimer and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Martens of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Severence of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Edward H. Brooke en route to the Riviera. Also listed are Mrs. H. W. Savage and Miss Savage of Boston, and Mr. Carter Berkley staying at the Beausite in Cannes.

Paris 8. C. Guggenheimer F. A. Martens New York Frank W. Severence Pittsburgh Edward H. Brooke Washington, D. C Brighton The Riviera H. W. Savage Miss Savage Boston Carter Berkley Beausittee Cannes William Carroll London Allan A. Kownes Laura Elsie Lanier Kathleen | Johnston Lucia Helen Hull Arthur M. Fournier Gerson Robinson Percey H. Wilson Duncan Stewart John PF. B. Webster Elizabeth EK. Fiske Elizabeth Ruth Walkinshaw New York Herald

New York Society Notes Wintering In California And Bermuda

Col and Mrs Robert Means Thompsons winter in Santa Barbara at the Chatsfield Taylor villa. Mr and Mrs Scribner return from Morristown with Mrs Scribner recovered from grip. Mr and Mrs R Penn Smith Jr return to New York from The Plains Va. Mrs Howard Livingston Coster returns to New York from Baltimore. Mrs Vanderbilt Webb and family winter in Bermuda with Mr Webb joining later. Miss Mildred Stillman and Miss Lisa Stillman return to New York after months in France.

Washington Post New York Col Robert Means Thompson Santa Barbara Calif Hobart Chatfield Taylor Charlies Scribner Morristown N. J Scribner R. Penn Smith, Jr the Plains Howard Livingston Coster Morton Stewart Baltimore Vanderbilt Webb Bermuda Mr. Webb Mildred Lisa Stillman France

Americans Abroad Show Paris Ties and London Society

Americans in London report describes Mrs Charles H Sneff taking Cobham Hall for a Great Northern hospital benefit ball at Hyde Park hotel with Ambassador and Mrs Harvey as attendees. Other items note Dr Henry Van Dyke and daughter Alaine Van Dyke traveling to Paris to visit Professor Paul Van Dyke, plus engagements and names of Americans moving in Paris and London social circles.

London Charles H. Sneff New York Cobham Hall Earl of Darnley George Harvey Hyde Park Hotel Great Northern Hospital Henry van Dyke Princeton University Paris Alaine van Dyke Paul van Dyke American University Union W. Wharton Thurston American Field Artillery Evelyn Poett J. H. Poett Poett California Julia Caswell Providence

National Woman's Party launches nine state bills

Nine states including New York New Jersey Rhode Island and Massachusetts begin simultaneous campaigns for a state version of the equal rights bill to grant women the same rights as men in suffrage office holding jury service civil and family matters while not affecting employment laws. The plan accompanies a push for a national equal rights amendment with leadership from Alice Paul and other party officers.

Mme. Tsailwan Tyau China Mme. Tyau Mme America Maude Younger Woman's Party Sarah P. Grogan Paskage National Council of the Party New York New Jersey Rhode Island Massachusetts South Carolina Congress Womans Party Icile Alice Paul Sheldon Jackson Florence Brewer Boecker Sue White John Gordon Bat ‘Telle Avery Coonley Sara P. Grogan Lawrence Lewis Townsend Scott Caroline E. Spencer Mary Winsor Richard Wainwright

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