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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1909

Page

11

Quiet Christmas at the White House and diplomatic homes

President Taft and cabinet families prepare a small Christmas day at the White House with sons Robert and Charlie, plus Helen, as gifts circulate among official households. Diplomatic and social circles plan gatherings, dances, and Yale Dramatic Club events amid holiday travel and New Year receptions.

Christina White House Taft Robert Yate Charlie Watertown Conn Miss Helen Bryn Mawr Mzplla Sherman Utica Onn Brandehila Washington Secretary of State Knox Tindle Valley Forge Philander Chase Knox, Jr Morris Heights Providence Ir. I Secretary of the Treasury John W. Foster Portland Secretary of Commerce and Labor Nagel Miss Nagel Mary,dith Dorothea Nagel Charles Nagel, Jr

Hosts Face Diplomats and Social Season Dinners

The Solicitor General and Mrs Bowers hosted a young peoples dinner with Milas Helen Taft Laura Merriam Mary McCauley Gladys Inckley Margaret Draper Martha Bowers and others. The Italian ambassador and Baroness Mayor des Planche entertained informally with ministers and embassy staff. The German ambassador Countess von Hernstorff hosted guests from the embassy staff. The Christmas season featured a tree trimming at the Swish regation by Dr Ritter and Mme Ritter.

Mila Hengelmulier Hengelmuller Yang Hengelmulier Mttle Min Hengelmuller Tan Bowers Milas Helen ‘Taft Laura Merriam Mary McCauley Gladys Inckley Margaret Draper Martha Bowers Robert Taft Lawrenson Riggs George Harrison Charles Glover M. Dickinson Thomas Bowers Mayor Des Planches Mayor Des Planche Etruria Duner Countess von Hernstorff

Will Wed in Richmond Mis May Johns Goolsby Marries Maurice Pilson

Miss May Johns Goolsby daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Goolsby of Richmond Virginia will wed Maurice Gliforé Pilson son of Mr and Mrs B F Pilson of this city on Monday evening January 8 at 30 o clock at the family residence on South Fourth Street Richmond After the wedding trip the couple will reside in Washington Pilson has leased an apartment at the Dresden Thomas B Huyek is visiting bia

Julius C. Burrows New York George McNeil Tyler Col Augustus East T. L. Riggs B. Francis Riggs Riggs Robert Taft Yale White House Washington Tafts Miss Boutell A. M. Hartwell Grace Ling W. C. Bullitt Madiste Mis May Johns Goolsby John C. Goolsby Richmond Maurice Gliforé Pilson B. F. Pilson South Fourth Street Pilson Dresden Emily Harriet Bedford T. T. Bedford Clviton Street Brooklyn Prenton Davie Fifth Avenue Borough Hall Miss Bedford Mr. Davie Louieville Davie Harvard William Preston Wan

Experiments Suggest Timing of Drinking with Meals

Western university experiments indicate that drinking habits depend on food. Carnivores digest protein with undiluted gastric juice and may not drink immediately. Fruits and vegetables digest gently. dilution speeds digestion and reduces fermentation, while a small drink after fruit or vegetables can be beneficial.

Bride and Groom Miller Tie Southern Honeymoon Plan

Margery Coolidge Lawrence and Robert McWilliam Miller wed at the Church of the Transfiguration in New York. The bride wore white satin with duchess lace and orange blossoms, with pearls from her great grandmother. Attendants wore apricot satin and silver trims. Best man was J Mont Gchermerhorn. ushers included Augustine Lawrence Jr and Roger Bullard. Reception followed at East Ninety-sixth Street home. couple to reside on West Ninety-fourth Street. Edna Sieg, Gertrude King visiting and other family noted.

Aister Mra F. Cornelius Bates Brookline Mass van Ness Henry Rice Boston Randall H. Hagner Washington Joseph C Charlex F. Jackson Mra. Law East Ninety-sixth Street South Mrs. Miller Sif West Ninety-fourth Street New York Ming Clara Fairfax Chendon New Spek Edna B. Sieg Gertrude King Joseph King Calvert Placs Lord Nelton England David Beatty Admiralty Folten Beatty Marshall Hield Arthur Tree Sahe Nelson Kitchener Egypt Nile Athare Omdurman China Barfleur Council of the War Office Tres Marshall Field Beattys Invercauld Scotland Balmoral King Edward Scotch Palace London Brooksby Hall Windsor St. James Capt. Beatty Edward VII

Society Plans for Washington Opera House Patronage

Washington society leaders and performers push Oscar Hammerstein's plan to build an opera house here. They propose adding five dollars to White House annual appropriations to fund a president's box, with backing from notable patrons and hints of dramatic use by a New York company.

Rand Opera F. Acs Oscar Hammerstein Washington White House France Opera House New Theater New York White ‘House Himmerstein Perry Belmont Thomas F. Walsh Edson Bradley Depew Willem F. Draper Mary Scott Townsend Senator Elkins

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