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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1904

Page

15

Social and Personal Washington Entertaining Season

Washington society plans Thursday state dinners and smaller musicales as the social season opens with New Year receptions. Miss Glover and the Dutch minister's wedding echoes mingled circles. high officials, diplomats, and local hosts host varied entertainments, with Cabinet dinners rotating guests and the Fairbankses hosting at Massachusetts Avenue.

Mark Lester White House Army Ale Roosevelt Roosevelt Hay Secretary of Commerce and Labor Metcalf M Trailbanks Massachusetts Avenue Fairbanks

Debutante Mary Southerland Tops Washington Socials

A social page notes Miss Mary Southerland, second daughter of Lieut. Commander W W Hi Southerland, as the era’s most popular debutante. Her Washington upbringing, debut at tea, and constant demand at receptions mark her as a leading figure among the year’s buds. The column also lists a flurry of society gatherings, visits, and engagements across Washington, with numerous families and officials hosting or attending events at Navy Yard, Stoneleigh Court, Cairo apartments, and other locales.

Washington National Capital Miss Glover Netherlands Mme, Vat Swinderen Mary Southerland W W Hi Southerland S. N Southerland

Washington Society Notes and Weddings Report

A long Washington society column recounts Christmas dances, weddings and visiting relatives. Mentions the Keblinger nuptials with a gown of garnet and a diamond crown, the Latimer wedding invitation, and numerous arrivals and departures at local homes. Includes temple lectures by Francis Burton Harrison and various social events at clubs and residences.

Julian H. Fort Keblinger Lola Belle Finlay Sara Stone Walker Mary Amanda Smith Andebe Barclay John Dabney Samuel D. Finlay, Jr Herbert Eustes Frank Ryker Lawrence Murphy James S. Walker Mrs. Keblinger Texas Mexico Harvard Street Washington International Boundary Commission J. H. McDowell Belle Rades McDowell Old Point Comfort

Washington Hebrew Temple New Year entertainment planned

In the vestry rooms of the Washington Hebrew Temple a New Year entertainment is planned with a varied programme including musical numbers and refreshments. The Junior Council’s growing membership means not all can take part, but many will attend. Guests and attendees include Miss Geneva Herman and Miss Gadge Eichengreen of Philadelphia, with social updates from Mrs. Fairfield and relatives. Also noted are marriages, travels, and social rounds among local residents, plus brief literary and cultural sketches.

Gaff John T. McLean Washington Barracks Mire McLeans Dane Herbert Dering M Daisy Leiter St. John’s Church England George F Burges Philadelphia George Race Moring Anime Rose Walker Mirena Washington Stoneleigh Court Faulkner Charles J. Faulkner West Virginia California New Mexico Will la Payer June Addams Hull House Chicago Jean Wilson Roberts Victor M Murdock Wiechliu Kans Murdock Temple Fair Fund Mercantile Club T Street JR. McCoach K Street J. A. Sargeant Leon H. Relzenstein Mount Vernon N. Y Ernest Gichner Moses Maimonides Freda Lindheimer Sara West Pearl Schwartz Sevina Goldsmith New York Washington Hebrew ‘Temple

Countess Leads Russian Embassy Shirt Drive

The Comtesse Cassini and prominent Russian diplomatic women organize patriotic shirt making for Manchurian soldiers. Madame Boutakoff spearheads, with aides including Mme Scheele and Mile. Smirnoff, sending boxes of shirts, underwear, and socks via embassy mail to reach the front by mid January. Funds come from Counts Cassim and several officers, reflecting a social effort in support of Russia.

Comtesse Cassini Manchuria Madame Houtakoff Madame Boutakoff Comtesse Mme. Scheele Will Red Cross Russia Mile Nelka Smirnoff Mme. Wilenkin Count Cassim Col. Raspopoff Commander Boutakoff Messrs Gouski Hanson Whenkin Watson Pierson

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