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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1906

Page

11

White House holiday spirit as Roosevelt family plans Pine Knot trip

As Christmas nears the White House buzzes with cheer with Kermit Roosevelt expected from Groton and Theodore Jr and Ethel in place. Cabinet meetings end for two weeks as President shifts to family time. Plans hint at Pine Knot in Albemarle County and a New Year return.

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Patterson Hill Wedding in Back Bay Boston

Mrs John A Logan of Washington and several others attended the Boston wedding of Glady Brown Patterson and Lesan H of Lincoln. The ceremony performed by Dr Mann of Trinity took place at Hemen-Wisc Yvers in Back Bay with the bride’s family noted, ceremonia canopy of white roses.

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Mexican Ambassador Creel to Take Washington Post

The newly named Mexican Ambassador and Mme Enrique Creel will arrive in Washington to occupy quarters at the Mexican Embassy on F Street. Creel, noted as a wealthy social figure, may be a bench member of the diplomatic corps, with his daughter Miss Creel anticipated as a key hostess in social circles.

Mme Enrique C Creel Miss Creel Washington Senor Geeels Europe Mexico Lily Cobb Darius Cobb Boston Cyrus

Engagement Rumor Ties Miss Johnson to Italian Signor

Special to The Washington Post reports that Miss Bessie Johnson may wed Frederico Mariani, an Italian man claimed by friends to be courting the mayor’s daughter. Parents Johnsen and Wis Johnson deny knowledge of any engagement, while Mariani is described as using titles but not a count.

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Hengelmuller Lands and Other Distinguished Arrivals

New York and Berlin dispatches note Baron Hengalmuller, Austrian Ambassador to America, arriving on the Kaiser Wilhelm I from Europe alongside notable passengers such as Josef Alfred Schain bail, Mme Nordien the opera singer, Prof Karl von Linde, Ernest Thompson-Seton, and Phoebe Hearst. Senator Newlands visits his daughter in Berlin where Frau von Bredow improves after illness. the cuirassier lieutenant’s wife may soon leave Berlin.

Europe Kaiser Wilhelm I New York Baron Hengalmuller America Kaiser Wilhelm E Hisht Rey Josef Alfred Schainbail Joliette Canada Mme Nordien Ginger Karl von Linde Ernest Thompson-Seton Phoebe Hearst Newlands Better Berlin Nevada Frau Vor Bredow Leopador Bredow Berl'n Frau von Bredow

Social Gossip Continues With Cincinnati Rich Girls and Fire Rescue

A Cincinnati society column notes Miss Laure Stallo and Miss Helena Stallo, heiresses to Alexander McDonald wealth, lead disciplined lives with multilingual study, riding and driving, and 9 PM bedtimes. It contrasts their quiet upbringing with commentary on American women’s voices and public perception.

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Fashion Notes Show Regal Evening Gowns and Hats

An Oshkosh, Keokuk, or Kankakee audience admires gowns described in vivid detail, including black velvet dresses with diamond bodices, mole velvet ensembles with intricate lace, silk chenille inserts, and elegant hats. The piece notes fashion highlights and a Sunday Post feature on a Christmas gift chapbook by Henry.

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Turbines Promise Much in Navy Propulsion Report

Rear Admiral C. W. Ree unveils the annual Navy Bureau of Steam Engineering report arguing steam turbines hold the key to modern propulsion. Trials on three new scout cruisers, two turbine and one reciprocating, will yield data guiding future use. The bureau funds experimental turbine work at Annapolis and lists yard upgrades and new shops at major naval bases worldwide.

C. W. Ree Navy Bureau of Steam Engineering Rae Annapolis New York Navy Yard League Island Navy Yard Charleston Navy Yard Naval Station Key Weat Pensacola Navy Yard Guantanamo Mare Island Navy Yard

Roosevelt to Speak at New Willard Convention Banquet

A national commerce convention opens at 10 30 a m January 1 at the New Willard with President Roosevelt promising to attend and speak at a January 16 banquet at the Arlington The New York Board of Trade and Transportation chairs the in charge committee inviting the Vice President Speaker Cannon and Cabinet members along with many Senators and Representatives to attend Delegates from numerous states and more than 100 delegates from New York including several major boards and trade groups are listed among the participants and organizations from other states are noted.

New Willard Arlington Roosevelt New York Board Trade and Transportation Cannon Proctor Vermont Roberts Connecticut Hughes New York Glenn North Carolina Broward Florida Deneen Ilinois Jelke Alabama Davis Arkansas Pardee California McDonald Colorado Gov Roberts Les Delaware Sarles North Dakota Harris Ohio Pennypacker Pennsylvania Utter Rhode Island Cutler Utah Procter Swanson Virginia Mead Washington Gov Brooks Wyoming of New York New York Board of Trade and ‘Transportation Manufacturers’ Association of New York Nerchante’ Association of New York New York Procture Exchange Merchants and Meritmaturers’ Board of Trade Stationers’ Board of Trade Staten Island Chamber of Commerce National Association of Manufacturers of USA Buffalo Chamber of Commerce Rochester Chamber of Commerce Italian Chamber of Commerce Syracuse Chamber of Commerce Utica Chamber of Commerce Frog Chamber of Commerce Albany Chamber of Commerce Auburn Business Men Ithaca Business Men Elmire Chamber of Commerce Corning Business Men's Association Watertown Chamber of Commerce Boston Chamber of Commerce Boston Merchants’ Association Providence Chamber of Commerce Board of Trade Newark Philadelphia Commercial Museums Philadelphia Trades League of Philadelphia Pittsburg Cal Chember of Commerce Board of ‘Trade of Indianapolis Ind Camden Chamber of Commerce of Quincy the Commercial Club of Omaha

Best Rifle Shot in Army Leads List of 1806 Marksmen

War Department releases 1806 army small arms results with Best rifle shot being First Sergeant Martan B Dunbar of Company E Fourth Infantry. His aggregate 821 tops rivals including Sergeant James A Landers of Company N Twelfth Infantry at 0. Among commissioned officers Frederick G Stiuzinger Twenty second Infantry led with 2. Bruen Palmer Tenth Cavalry noted for 782. Best pistol shot Capt James A Cole Sixth Cavalry with 287. Next pistol shot Corporal Oscar G Robinson Troop D Ninth Cavalry. Captain A J MacNab Twenty Seventh Infantry and Corporal Horace Jefferson Troop B Ninth Cavalry were runners-up among officers and enlisted men respectively.

Martan B. Dunbar War Department Serst James A Landers Tryelfth Infantry Frederick G Stiizinger Twenty-second Infantry

Gleeson and Whitehouse Leaders in Washington Circles

Helen Lynch later married. Gleeson, a contracting builder in Washington, befriended Blaine and Reed, led District politics, and presided at Blaine’s presidential advocacy. He attended national conventions, widow with eleven children, Jolly Fat Men's Club paid condolence. New pastor Rev George Ellsworth Whitehouse takes charge at Immanuel Baptist Church on Mount Pleasant with musical features and reception planned. Whitehouse arrives from Moncton as pastor of nearly a thousand members. wife is daughter of E W Greenman of Troy.

Helen Lynch Washington Thomes B Reed James G Blaine James G. Blaine Perry Carson Gleeson Hutherford B. Hayes Maine Statesman Blaine Liui Jolly Fat Men's Club G. E. Whitehouse Mt. Pleasant Church George Ellsworth Whitehouse Immanuel Baptist Church Mount Pleasant Park Road Belle Carpenter Henney Salome Wingate Sanders Ruth Simpson Grace Beeman Percy Foster Kenean Mrs Whitehouse E W Greenman Troy House of Representatives

Coaling device fails on sea tests off Chesapeake Capes

Captain Marix, head of the Norfolk based testing board, reported that while the coal elevator worked well in smooth water, delivering 50 to 75 tons per hour, it failed in rough seas off the Chesapeake Capes as coal bags were thrown from the lines, rendering the device unusable for navy needs.

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Andrew Gleeson Dies After Paralysis Struggle

Andrew Gleeson prominent Washington contractor and politician dies at 1216 North Capitol after two months of paralysis. Born November 29 1834 in County Clare Ireland he immigrated young and led local business and fraternal circles. Funeral at St Aloysius with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. survivors include children Minnie Finherty Anne Daly Andrew Gleeson Jr and Martin A Gleeson.

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Army and Navy Movements and Eastern Star Installations

Military orders list leaves and transfers for Lieut Col Lotus Wiles and others, including reshuffles to the Thirtieth Infantry and naval personnel moves. Also notes ship movements, port arrivals, and the installation of Esther Chapter officers in a local Eastern Star ceremony, with retiring officers honored and a teaser for tomorrow's Sunday Post.

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