Social and Personal Revelries at Washington Holiday Hostings
Mrs. John E Reyburn entertains guests to hear Mrs Sontag sing at a large reception in Washington. Senator and Mrs Martin relocate to a new home at 111 S Street and plan a January 1 dinner in honor of the Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks. The Austrian Ambassador and Baroness Hongermulter hosted embassy staff and friends for a Christmas event with a library lighting ceremony and a tree decorated with garlands and fruit boxes filled with bonbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Ave
N. W
Irene Shafer
Gordonth
Washington
White House
State,War, and Navy Dept
WM P. Kenney
Occidental
Pennsylvania Avenue
Whilard
Alex
C. MacLennan
John E
Hongermulter
Oceanio
Legation
John E Reyburm
McKenna
Misa McKenna
Boston
Brown
James Whitcomb Riley
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Great Britain
Reid
Daniel Manning
New York
Squire
Phiadelphia
Oliver
Misa Allee Bowditch
Albany
Martin
Nineteenth Street
Archibald Gracie
Sixteenth Street
Grade
Aldrich
Judan
John D. Rockefeller
Foraker
Pittsburg
Washington Post
John A. Jayne
Christian Church
Jayne
America
Rome
Tessa Barly
Christmas at White House Without Tree For Children Dinner at Jayal Hour
The text notes Christmas Day will be quiet at the White House with a family dinner and no official guests. The president and family exchange gifts in the morning, visit Grace Reformed Church, and Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Kermit Roosevelt join from Harvard and Groton. The president walks in the country. Mrs. Roosevelt and younger children take a country drive.
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Jeyal
Capt. W. 5
Cowles
White House
Capt
Mrs. Cowles
Christmas mail clogged as express offices rush overtime
Christmas rush floods express offices with packages sent to homes in Bangor and beyond. Workers describe minute by minute dispatch, with hundreds of carriers and wagons sorting goods to reach destinations by Christmas Eve. Customers fret over delayed gifts while main office staff scramble to track specific parcels and keep deliveries moving.
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Seaith
Bangor
Dusineas
Shell
Cara
Adams and
United States Express
Seta Suretocen Mave
Peru's New Minister Pardo Seeks United States Ties
Senor Don Felipe Pardo arrives in Washington as Peru's fourth minister to the U S in the era. He aims to fuse American ideas with Peruvian policy, praises Roosevelt, and vows to strengthen friendly relations and trade with the United States while noting current regional stability under President Reyes in Colombia. He is portrayed as an Anglo-Saxon in appearance who embraces Americanism and sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Felipe Pardo
Washington
United States
Peru
Joaquin de Osma
Juan Ignacio de Osma
Don Frederico Barreda
Madrid
Don Joaquin
Stateslaag
Don Anponte
Don Pardo
Roosevelt
Colombia
Reyes
Fairbanks Leaves City For Indiana For Weeks
Vice President Fairbanks departs for Indiana today to stay several days as the Republican love feast set for December 8 in Indianapolis gathers party leaders to discuss issues and speeches. The State chairmanship fight continues with James P. Goodevich opposed by G A H Shideler amid party divisions.
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Fairbanks
Indiana
Patrciclans
Indianapolis
James P. Goodevich
G. A. H. Shideler
Beveridge
Hotels Listing By City And Guests At Several Resorts
A compiled roster shows guests staying at major hotels across the United States. Names include J W Robinson and others at New Willard in Baltimore and New York City entries at Shoreham and Metropolitan with numerous accompanying guests and family members.
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Baltimore
J. W. Robinson
New Willard
Shaw
National
Boston
Herald
E. Johnson
Raleigh
M. Magi
Metropolitas
W. F. Maher
C. Maher
Chicagg
I. W. Collier
P. J. Healy
Mary Healy
Frances Healy
Anita Healy
New York City
I. C.west
Flond
W. M .Trevons
Shoreham
E. Kt. Tinker
Hibitt
Baker
N. J. Gelder
C. Humphry
G. Bo Walia
HW. Balee
F. Hing
Gertrude Quinland
M. Comus
T. Weighan
D. Underwood
Rhincho Walsh
J. B. Reynolds
W. Travers
W. H. Stevens
Ivy Troutman
J. Freee
Joan
A. Jamson
Colonial
Eng
Pittsburg
J.C. Sherritt
Fr T. Neely
Welsiger
W. W. Woodford
A. D. Fowlkes
Et James
Richmond
W. A. Danner
Raleigh Mery Hackett
PJ. Kelley
California
Dunnigan
Who
San Francisco
Starehave
Connecticut
C. Schubert
New Haven
Ebbitt
Delaware
E. G. Buckner
Illinois
F. W. Lundbarg
Wyanaton
St. James
Indiana
Vincennes
Todd
Louisville
Metropolitan
Maine
E. A Allen
Stephen’ Maley
Plorence T. Maley
Bath
Enleigh
Massacrusatts
C. D. Campbell
Cambridge
Tennessee
M. B. Borkiman
Memphis
R. Sell
Johnson City
Virginia
Mre
Anderson
E. Blessing
Mix BH. Powsil
Ming A. Hooker
Mini Mary Hradley
Franklin
Canada
E. G. Sheperd
Baskett
Bele
Ottawa
Mexico
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National Loan and Investment
Hortheast
Princi
Citizens
Commercial Bank
Wlw. Cor
Potomac Guarantee
Atlantic Building
OUI Line Mutual Loan and Trust
Building and Loans Association
Toana Michlas
American Loan CO
St. N. W
Calvert
Cafe Cabra
Xmas
Surety Loan Company
Metropolitan Loan & Trust Co
EB Street
IPA
Strayer’s Business College
Cor
Friends School
Newbuildtam Ormnasion
Thomas W. Sidwell
Wisconsin Ave
L. L. Hooper
Flynn
W. Cor
Berlitz School OF Languages
M. A. Gonard
Princ. Crand
St. Lewis Exposition
Spencerian
Iusintss College
D.C
Noa
Gt Nw
Fa. m. Tof
Ethatree
Olney School
Connave
Tantrustor
Minch Virgista Mason Dorsey
Lalka Lee Dorsey
Holy Cross Academy
Rappens
Ind. Ave
Mly. V. Prud Homme
Vessef
N.Y
Washington College of Music
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
College
Washington, D. C
College of Music and Dramatic Art
Sogues
Barringer
F Street
Atlantic City
N. J
Chalfonte
THE
Leeds Company
Galen Hall Hotel & Sanatorium
Young
Traymore
Traymorg
Marquette
Whits
Sib
Jackson
Virginia Ave
Ecras
Tooms
Rudolf
Fer Ross
Orme
Mt Water Bathe
EDER
the Sunday Post
Ocean Steamers
American Line
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Southampton
Philadelphia
Queenstown
Liverpool
Atlantic Transport Line
York
London Direct
RED Star Line
Dover
London
Anty
PARI
White Star Line
Queenston
Celtic
Washington Ice
David Lindsay
Napa
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
North River
Noo
Proteus
Piper
Chestnut St
Philadelphis
West Indies
Pringeualn Victoria Taise
Mediterranean
Orient
B. Moltke
Editerranean
Serul
Wks
Hamburg- American Line
Cunard Line
FERS
Campania
Slavonia
Carmaia
Umbria
Lucania
Panpanis
Gibraltana
Genva
Navles
Adriatic
Caronea
Carpathia
Blavonia
Pannonla
Inter
Vernon H. Brown
Broadway
State Street
W. Moss
Axent
Clark
Medierranean
Spain
Paresthound
Egypt
Europh
Japan
Frank C. Clark
F Ct
D. & Pfeiffer
1. C
Driscoll
U. B. Capitol
T. A. McKie
Mer
Mrs. Fish
Nicholas Fish
Slater
Patten
Juatelan
Supreme Court
Congressional
Navy
Galt & Bro
Penna, Ave
Platinon
Pennsylvania Ave
Piper Big
Baltimore St
Elphia
Park In
Pines
Florida
Nyko Was & Washington Steamboat Company
7Th St
Portamouth
Norfolk
Dominion Steamaship & Co
Merchants
Toston
Syrat
Hart
Telephone Mats
Fort Myer
Arlington
Falls Church
Walt Heuely
Aqueduct Bridge
Tuxedo Park
Stoneleigh Court
Justice and Mire
Strong
Far
I Street
Corbin
Australia
India
Prince and Princess of Wales
Henry Wells
Annapolis
C. H.wells
Naval Academy
William H. Snowden
Allentown
James L. Pugh
Mt. Pleasant Street
Presenta
Ayer
City
United States Navy
A. C. W. Foster
M. L. Wilson
Indian School Journal
Irea
Dulin & Martin CO
Farovlain
Harris
Shafer Company Diamond and Gem Merchants
Shaw & Brown Co., Jewelers and Silversmiths
F Street N
We Eee
V. D. Rosen
E.G. Hines
Old Colony Co
H.st
H St
Uno
Berry & Whitmore Co
Statienten
John F. Ellis & Co
Pa, Ave. N. Ww
Estabi
11Th St. N. W
Droop & Sons CO
Ave
Haddad Bros
Ida Dorothy Peake
Eighth Sf
Marcel
Mme. M. Siccaidi
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