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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1906

Page

7

Social and Personal Forakers Host Dinner and Weddings

Social items note Miss Almira De Camp Sessions to be presented at tea by Mrs. Russell with Miss Janet Alexander McCook and Miss Florence Moore among attendees. Engagement announced: Janet Alexander McCook to wed Malcolm D. Whitman, Harvard alumnus. Also detailed are Washington society weddings, other engagements, holiday gatherings, and diplomatic guests.

Mrs. Russell Almira de Camp Sessions Janet Alexander McCook New York Malcolm D. Whitman Lucie London Robert London Miss London Florence Moore Os Angles Cal Ray Johnson Lis Angles Wil Bhe Emme. Dill East Orange N. J Eleanor Russell Benjamin Reeves Russell Miss Sessions William Whitman Boston Whitman Harvard Harvard Law School United States Miss McCook Susan Martha Caroline McCook Charles B. Alexander Anson McCook Washington

Social Gossip on Lady Townley and Washington Society

Gossip columns detail Lady Susan Townley, wife of Lally Townley, noting her beauty wit and fashion influence in Washington society. It mentions her disdain for some peers, ties to Mrs Herbert Parsons and Maxine Elliott, and a quip about the Boardman family’s social precedence. Senator W. Murray Crane is referenced as part of the scene.

Susan Townley Henry Mortimer Durand Lally Townley Earl of Uie Washington Durands Herbert Parsons Maxine Elliott Boardmans Lady Town- Jey J. W. Boardman W. Murray Crane Massachusetts Boardman Roosevelt White House Pennsylvania Preachers’ Brigade

Society Notes Of Washington And London In Christmas Season

The piece traces social feasts and etiquette from the White House to London, noting Lady Townley’s criticisms of the Durands and President Roosevelt’s gift handling. It highlights engagements like Julia Siegel and Tyrell Cavendish, and describes Christmas charity events, White House greetings among former hostesses, and debutantes including Miss Mildred Carter.

Henry Siegel New York Siegel Julia Siegel Tyrell William Cavendish Tate Charles Tyrell Cavendish Drakemarsh Hall Staffordshire England Mr Cavendish Lord Waterpari Harry Cavendish Duke of Devonshire Cavendish-Bentincks Cavendish-Hentinck Ogden Mills Cavendish Miss Siegel London Ince Mr. Siegel Georgine Wilde Countess di Frasse Italan Suihan Junior Republic Louise Home Mrs. Roosevelt Tyler Cleveland Harticon McKee Nellie Grant Sartoris Roosevelt White House Longworth Almast King Edward Queen Alexandra Mildred Carter John Ridgely Carter Sam Miss Carter D. P. Morgan Washington

Christmas Festivities at Lowden Estate and Hobart Camp Plans

Dwellers anticipate a joyous gathering at the Lowden family home with farm workers and children invited for gifts and goat cheer. Mrs Pullman hosts a December 29 dance for Mrs Clarence Peck's children, plans a January reception, and contemplates a Rome departure in March. Meanwhile Mrs Hobart, widow of Vice President Hobart, funds a modern log camp on Lake Moorelookmegantic named Abenaki Lodge for her family, with extensive facilities and a private telephone line to Senator Frye's camp nearby.

Charles R Thomas Newbern N. C Thomas Cairo Robert W. Bonynge California New York Joseph M. Dixon Montena Dixon Marke Brooke Lieut. Brooke Washington Barracks Brooke Cuba Pullman Harriet Florence Frances. Lowden Frank O. Lowden Oregon Washington George M. Pullman Dhel Lowden Clarence Peck Chicago Rome Holy City Europe England Continent Walter Paillara’s Walters Longchamps Tully Garret A. Hobart Paterson N. J Hobart Lake Moorelookmegantic William P. Frye Maine Woods Wobert Senator Frye

Christmas Eve Hop at Naval Academy

Special to The Washington Post from Annapolis reports the midshipmen led Christmas Eve festivities at the Naval Academy with students from Annapolis and visitors in attendance. A charity ball at New Willard hosted by Mrs. McCormick and Midshipman Herbert L. Spencer drew notable attendees. The Southern Relief Society plans a February 5 ball at the New Willard Hotel, with Fort Myer cavalry band and Marine Band providing music.

Naval Academy Washington Post Annapolis Annapolitans McCormick A. M. McCormick Herbert L. Spencer Duluth Minn New Willard Southern Relief Society New Willard Hotel Cavalry Fort Myer Marine Band Roag- Ye Bocock Nannie Randolph Heth

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