Mrs Moore Hosts Daughter Frances Moore's Dance
Mrs Clarence Moore hosted a lavish dance at Reuscher's in Washington honoring Frances Moore, presented at a recent tea. Conrad's Band from New York played, with a supper served around 2:30. Out of town guests included Mrs Ryer, Miss Wanamaker, and Viscount and Viscountess de Sibour among others. The navy relief ball followed tonight at the navy yard with several high officials attending and two bands. The wedding of Glorvina Blake Gordon and George Llewellyn Nicholson occurred at Christ Church Georgetown with a reception afterward.
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Clarence Moore
Reuscher’s
Frances Moore
Conrad
New York
Mrs. Moore
Miss Moore
Washington
Moore
Ryer
Miss Ryer
San Francisco
Marie Louise Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Heeren
Madrid
Nelson Slater
Morris Slater
Sumner Welles
Boston
Wichfeld
Maurice Roche
Preston Gibson
Navy
Navy Yard
Mra Daniela
Mra Deway
Brownson
Clover
Franklin Roosevelt
Julian James
Cheater Wella
Frank Beatty
Marine Band
Glorvina Blake Gordon
William A. Gordon
George Llewellyn Nicholson
Christ Church
Georgetown
James H W. Blake
Nicholson
Katherine Nicholson
H. W. Nicholson
Llewellyn Nicholson, Jr
Gordon Gordon
Wiliam A. Gordon, Jr
A. T. Gordon
Pittsburgh
John Blake Gordon
Erskine Gordon
Esther J. Auchincloss
Hugh D. Auchincloss
East Staty-seventh Street
Ritz-Carlton
Walter B. James
West Fiftyfourth Street
James
Auchincross
Clarence Winthrop Bowen
East Sixty-third Street
Diibutante
Roxanta Wentworth Bowen
Oliver Goulden- Tinga
East Beventy-second Street
Philip G Bartlett
Park Avenue
Priscilla A Bartlett
Popular hostess hosts festive winter dance in D.C.
Mrs William Morton Grinnell entertained 66 guests at a holiday dance in her Connecticut avenue home after returning from a wedding trip. The party featured palms and Christmas greens with a buffet supper. attendees included Miss Elizabeth Grinnell and George Grinnell among others.
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William Morton Grinnell
Gen
Ernst
Connecticut Avenue
Elizabeth Grinnell
George Grinnell
Cabinet Members at Luncheon at the Shoreham
A Washington luncheon drew cabinet members Secretary Daniels Redfield Lane and Wilson plus Supreme Court Justices McReynolds and Lamar. Attendees included Mrs Marie McKenna Davenport Brown and many others. several residents and relatives plan travel and residence changes for winter.
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Shoreham
Navy
Daniels
Commerce
Redfield
Interior
Lane
Labor
Wilson
Justice McReynolds
Justice Lamar
Supreme Bench
Davenport Brown
Misa Marie McKenna
Justice
McKenna
Mary Patton
Mary Sheridan
Robert Roosevelt
George Summerlin
Harold Walker
John Jey White
Beal
Howard
Herry C. Cole
Manley Jordan
Mise Ruth Parker
Myron Parker
Robert Dove
Colby Dodge
Marquarite Barbour
Rose Room
Miss Andrews Debut Tonight At Washington Club Tea
Miss Andrews debutante season features Miss Beverley Turner and Miss Constance Harrison as guests at the Washington Club tea for Miss Mary Lord Andrews. Laure Cothran Graves will be presented at a Greaves family tea at 1764 Q Street NW, with a 25-couple dance tonight. Mrs. Fred Dennett hosts an informal tea dance for Congressional Club young people and Dorothy Dennett.
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Eliphatet F. Andrews
Beverley Turner
Loughborough Turner
Constance Harrison
Fairfax Harrison
Virginia
Mary Lord Andrewa
Washington Club
Fred Dennett
Congressional Club
Dorothy
Attractive debutante to be presented today
Miss Laura Cothran Graves, daughter of Col. John Temple Graves and Mrs. Graves, will be presented this afternoon at a tea hosted by her parents at their street home. The young woman is described as beautiful and cultured.
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Margaret Clements
Judson Clements
W. W. Chamblin
Leesburg
Frank Lyon
Clements
Dulaney
Louieville
Rhoda Mullikin
Dorothy Crawford
Het
Laure Cothran Graves
John Temple Greaves
Q Street
Col
Laura Cothran Graves
John Temple Graves
Miss Temple to Visit City During Winter Stopover
Miss Mary Tempis of Tennessee plans to arrive in January for a winter stay in Washington. The widow Mrs. George B. Davis, former judge advocate general, is living with her daughter Mrs. William R Smith at Fort Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Lothrop of Boston have arrived at the New Willard. William Alexander of New York is at the Shoreham. Mrs. Ben de Mier Miller, daughter of Captain Wiliam Maddox, is wintering with her son at 2148 P Street. Capt. and Mrs. Mason Gulick are spending a few days at the Wolcott in New York. Col Hobart E. K. Bailey and Mrs. Bailey are at the Brighton for two weeks. The Mildred Lee Society Children of the Confederacy will host a Christmas party at Confederate Hall tonight from 6 to 11. George A. Gesner of Savannah is visiting for the holidays.
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Martin W. Littleton
New York
Washington
Willard
Harry Cale
Representative Connolly
Town
Cole
Loren Fletcher
Ohio
Loren Fletcher Cole
Florida
George B. Davis
Gen
G. B. Davis
the Army
Wiliam R Smith
Fort Monroe, Va
Ben de Mier Miller
Wiliam Maddox
Philadelphia
B. Maddox Miller
Miller
Mason Gulick
Wolcott Hotel
Hobart EK. Bailey
U- 5
Bailey
Brighton
Mildred Lee Society
Children of the Confederacy
Confederate Hall
Vermont Avenue
Padelford Bigelow marriage noted in New York society
The Stamford ceremony by Rev Howard Johnson joined Mr and Mrs Padelford in a life in New York social circles. They plan Florida winter plans after a brief return. Padelford, son of Savannah native Edward Padelford, has ties to Knickerbocker, New York Yacht Club and Metropolitan Club. Mrs Padelford is daughter of Eugene Borda of Philadelphia. Anson Bigelow, their son, is a midshipman at the Naval Academy.
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Stamford
Conn
Howard . Johnson
Padelford
New York
Florida
Eugene Borda
Philadelphia
France
Nelson P. Bigelow
Middle West
Lake Forest
Anson Bigelow
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Misa Matilda Bigelow
Paris
Waukeegan
Til
New York Yacht
Visitors and locals share holiday greetings in Philadelphia and Washington
Mr and Mrs John Gesner host at 1625 Budid street as Mr Van Noss of Savannah visits. Miss Mayme Barnes and Miss Loretta Bernes enjoy entertainment at the Bellevue Stratford in Philadelphia hosted by Captain and Mrs N J Kenny. Mrs John A Jogan arrives in Washington from New York and stays at the Shersham. Miss Dorothy Lampton hosts a dance for Miss Helen Ward of New York City, a holiday house guest.
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John Gesner
Buclid Street
van Noss
Savannah, Ga
Budiid Street
Mayme Barnes
Loretta Bernes
Bellevue-Stratford
Philadelphia
Cpt
N. J Kenny
John A Jogan
Washington
New York
Shersham
Dorothy Lampton
Wyoming Avenue Northwest
Helen Ward
New York City
Philip D Armour to Wed Miss Gwendolin Condon
Philip D Armour, 29, son of Mrs P A Valentine and heir to the Armour fortune, obtained a marriage license in New York to wed Miss Gwendolin Condon of the city. They plan a January 8 ceremony at the Church of Heavenly Rest. Condon is the daughter of Thomas G Condon of Newburgh New Hampshire.
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New York
Philtip D Armour
P. A Valentine
Philip Danforth Armour
Chicago
Gwendolin Condon
Church of Heavenly Rest
Mr. Armour
Thomes G. Condon
Newburgh
Stockbridge Makes Boston Girl His Bride
Miss Clara Franklin married Enos Smith Stockbridge son of Judge Henry Stockbridge of Baltimore at the bride’s Melrose home. Rev. A Conrad and Rev. Thomas Sims officiated. Best man A Maynard Stearns, bridesmaid Isabel Franklin, flower girl Mary Franklin. Mrs Stockbridge a Smith College graduate. husband an Amherst graduate practicing law in Baltimore. couple to reside in Baltimore. The same docket notes Iowa’s 1913 blue sky law case at issue in Supreme Court, on appeal from federal court ruling.
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Washington Post
Boston
Clara Franklin
Enos Smith Stockbridge
Henry Stockbridge
Baltimore
Melrose
A. Conrad
Thomas Sims
A. Maynard Stearns
Isabel Franklin
Mary Franklin
Flower Elk
Supreme Court
Iowa
Royalty Thanks U S Letter To Mrs Hammond For Orphan Toys
New York December 29 Mrs John Heys Hammond national chairman of the war children's Christmas fund released a letter from Princess Louise Duchess of Argyle conveying Queen Mary's deep appreciation of America for Christmas gifts of warm clothing to English children. The letter notes Queen Mary's desire to accept the goods and acknowledges the confidence placed by gift givers. Presents to Servian Children distributes three carloads of toys via American Minister Charles J Vopicka to Servia with a Servian committee and crown prince present for the handover.
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New York
John Heyst Hammond
War Children's Christmas Fund
Princess Louige
Duchess of
Argyl
Queen Mary of England
England
Princess Louise
Queen Mary
America
Princess Mary
United States
Servia
Charles J Vopicka
Nish
Havas
Crown Prince of
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