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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1911

Page

3

Society Notes From Seventh Page Mention Local Figures

Miles Annabel Wright, daughter of Maj Wright, and Misa Dickman, daughter of Col. Dickman, are noted at Notre Dame near Baltimore. Col Dickman, recently back from the Philippines, is stationed in Chicago. Mrs Hugo Jonard French, wife of Capt French of the British army, will arrive this week to spend Christmas with her parents, former Postmaster General and Mrs Robert Wynne. Capt French will join her around January 11. Mrs Wynne and Miss Ruth Wynne traveled to New York to meet Mrs Frettich.

Miles Annabel Wright Maj Wright Misa Dickman Col. Dickman Notre Dame Baltimore Philippines Chicago Hugo Jonard French Mig Perkins Senator Perkins California Stoneleigh Court New York Folger Decker Perkins Washington Fost Pec Misa Louise Lowry Timanus Timanus Raymond G. Thomas Michael's and All Angels' Episcopal Church Raymond Frenisen Bertha Timanus Helen Bates Alice Rinehart Ray Fitch John Beardall Enalgn F. Helm L. N. Wertenbaker Roland Avenue

Christmas Holiday Visits Fill Washington Guests List

Will Entertain Parents Mr and Mrs Franciny Bennet Poe go to New York to meet Mrs Poe's parents and spend holidays in Washington with Rear Admiral Stockton and family. Capt Casper Conrad Jr returns to Front Royal after stay at the New Willard. Miss Ethel Trowbridge home from Wellesley for Christmas. May Anna Madigan and Hardy Prichard wed in St Patrick's rectory. Mr Preston Gibson hosts Mare Klaw as house guest.

Franciny Bennet Poe New York Sydney Wiliams Charles H. Stockton Casper HE Conrad Jr New Willard Front Royal May Anna Madigan John A. Madigan Hardy Prichard St Patrick's Churchk Father Smyth Prichard Hudd Street Preston Gibson Mare Klaw

Society Notes From New York High Society Scene

A New York society column details gifts to Lady Ashburton’s sisters, with lavish moleskin coats and après Christmas items. It notes Mrs Marlborough’s Ashburton skins, upcoming travels to India and Japan, vegetarian luncheons in Washington, and a European shopping and residence hunt. It also mentions Drexel mansion talks, Keppel Hall negotiations, Mrs Teeds’ Lusitania trip, Baron de Meyer exhibits, and a romantic betrothal of Capt Leclerg Howard Rivett-Carnac to Miss Kenoit-Butt, via Princess Seta Devi.

New York Lady Ashburton Lawrence Bostwick Rudolph Apwell White Plains Florence Donnelly Amityville L. T Ashburton England Princess Hatzfeldt London Drexel C. P., Huntington Europe Paris Wiliam B. Teeds Lusitania India Anthony J Drexel Duke and Duchess of Manchester Sarah Wilson Duke of Baron de Meyer Herbert Rolla Leclerg Howard Rivett-Carnac Ins Service Transvaal Miss Kenoit-Butt Seta Devi Trrncess

Thought for Today on Vitality and Outdoor Living

Thought for Today urges illness recovery through daily time outdoors and embracing the open air. It contrasts fear with courage, notes women and men must conquer dread of weather, and argues that genuine vitality comes from sunlight, air, and contact with the earth rather than embroidery or dress.

Christmas at Washington A Real Southern Holiday

Washington observes a Southern style Christmas blending autumn warmth with festive cheer amid poverty lingering from the war. The Capital mirrors Virginia traditions with ambassadors and foreign diplomats joining in, while Thanksgiving remains central to American holiday life.

Washington Potomac Country Virginia Colunba Roosevelt Pine Knob Taft Chevy Chase Country Club New England

The Problem of the School Subject by Dr William Davidson

Dr William Davidson superintendent of schools spoke on The Problem of the School before the Bethel Historical and Literary Society at the African Methodist Episcopal Church on M Street near Sixteenth Street NW last night.

William Davidson Bethel Historical and Literary Society African Methodist Episcopal Church M Street Sixteenth Street

Trouble from Highly Cooked Fats in Diets

Dr. R. 8. Ingersoll warns that combining fats with other foods and heating to high temperatures during frying coats food with fat, hindering digestion. Wutyric acid formed at high heat harms those with weak digestion. butter and cream are preferred fats for invalids.

R. 8. Ingersoll

Christmas greens and decorations charm the home

A guide to creating a festive Christmas atmosphere through gathering holly pine and laurel. Emphasizes sourcing greens, unity of decor, lighting considerations, and table accents to heighten the holiday spirit.

Christmas in Washington and the Turkish tale in history

The piece debates Christmas traditions in America, noting the South and Potomac region favoring turkey, wild turkeys, and game birds while Northern regions lean on other dishes. It recounts historical feasts at Arlington Custis and Lees homes with Robert E. Lee and Lafayette figures central to Southern Christmas celebrations, and laments dwindling game species along the Potomac as conservation efforts begin to rise.

England Washington Turkey Near Alleghenies Tidewater Virginia and District Maryland Marthas Vineyard Potomac Flyer Alec Potomac Custis Arlington Custises Lees Robert ©. Lee Martha Washington Lafayette

Navy Likely to Meet Balloon Suchard on Transatlantic Flight

Dr Paul Gens seeks naval bow to escort the dirigible Suchard across the ocean next March. He submitted a detailed book describing the venture to Secretary Meyer and Assistant Secretary Winthrop. If available, one or two warships would be assigned to search for and accompany the Suchard to American shores.

Navy Department Paul Gens Suchard Gang

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