Capital Society Plans New Year Receptions
Washington social season opens with White House and multiple official homes hosting New Year receptions. Notable hosts include Secretary of State and Mrs Tieat, Mrs Fairbanks, and many diplomatic corps members. Miss Ethel Roosevelt headlines a Lester Mansion dance with a White House guest list including senior officials and foreign dignitaries.
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Washington Society Sees Navy Officials Attend Dinners
High society hosted dinners and luncheons in honor of government figures and diplomats. Rear Admiral Leutze and others attended at the navy yard and White House guests included Miss Ethel Roosevelt, with a parade of officers, diplomats, and social leaders at venues like Rauscher's and the National Theater.
Debutante and social events ink through Washington area
Mrs Phillips hosted a luncheon in honor of Miss Howry daughter of Judge and Mrs Hoewr with guests including Katherine Weeks Leutz Esther Denny Caryl Crawford Lillian Chew Feroline Perkins Carolyn Murray Valerie Paderford Eugenie Pichon and Laura Wells. Gen Greelys entertained a dance for their daughter Gertrude and son Adolphus W Greely with Phillips Academy students among guests. Dr F H Schultz hosted bridge in honor of Maj Gen and Mrs C Heywood and a large group including Gen and Mrs F C Ainsworth Matile Speel Smith Wells Dickman Hunter Milliken Morse and others. Miss Ethel Ryan hosted lunch at Sunderland Place in Charleston guests included Miss Harriet Barnwell Miss Etta Jervey Anna Fortner Wynham Rosser Abbott Mallory Church Mrs Alan Clephane and Kathleen Ryan.
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New Year’s Receptions at the White House Schedule
Secretay Loeb released the official New Year’s Day receiving hours at the White House. Roosevelt will host at eleven, with subsequent slots for the Supreme Court, Congress, military officers, federal officials, and veteran organizations, ending with a citizen reception at 1:00 PM.
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Entertains at Bridge and Luncheon Parties
A sequence of social entertainments is described with hostesses Miss Koon Miss Erene Havard Mrs Arthur Surguy and Mrs Henry Surguy hosting lunches and bridged gatherings. Guests include Miss Carbo Miss Bourke Miss Need ham Miss Lambert Miss Yerkes Miss Hobbs Miss Helen Seymour Miss Ruth Jonce and others with poinsettia decor. Several notes mention New Year schedules and a Washington connection with Miss Eton King recently returned from Christmas in New York.
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President hosts music teachers at White House exhibit
Members of the Music Teachers National Association attending a George Washington University convention were received by the President at the White House. Oscar Sonneck announced the Library of Congress musical collection, nearly half a million pieces, 8 000 pamphlets, and 10 000 items on music. The group agreed to send pamphlets to school principals outlining the association’s views on music in public schools.
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Music festival planned for Evanston by Chicago organizers
Preparations for a first series of annual musical festivals to be held in Evanston Indiana during the first week of June are under way. Northwestern University dean Peter C. Lutkin notes the event aims to be among the era's notable midwest musical occasions. A 50 voice adult chorus and 1,000 child chorus along with Theodore Thomas Orchestra will feature. top soloists to be engaged. festival under Chicago North Shore Festival Association with regional suburban towns aiding.
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Army Orders for Leave and Court Martial in Cuba
Leaves of absence are listed for Capt. C. C. Drake and Lieut. E. A. Jennet, with a general court martial to meet at Sagua la Grande Cuba on Friday January 8 1908. A detailed roster of officers from multiple regiments and corps is named to serve on the court. Upon arrival in Newport News Va the troops proceed to their stations in the United States. Post Want Ads are free in The Post classified columns.
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