Dazzling Fashions At Society Dinner In Pale Blues Pink
Costa Rican Minister and Mme. Calvo attend a fashionable gathering in pale blue satin gowns. Ming Maris Villegas and Mme Villegas wear pink chiffon gowns with pearl touches. Dozens of debutantes display an array of satin, chiffon, and marquisette dresses with lace, beads, and floral accents.
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Ming Maris Villegas
Argentina
Mme Villegas
Eudora Clover
Milas Nancy
Vane Clover
Mise Weir
Misa Neff
Sophy Johnston
Filizabeth Hicks
California
Representarie
John W Dwight
Alice Boutel
Miss Southerland
Miss Mary Southerland
Misa Evelyn Chew
Feelin Chew
Mise Chew
Gordon
Yvonne Townsend
Mies Ruthienne
Dmotht Gardner Willams
Minas Mary Carlisle
Sullitin
Philadelphia
Miya Gertrude Gaeels
Iida
Vrancea Neves
Tuliz
Marguerite Sarhour
Catherine Britton
Pilg
Alice Whiting
Julia Whiting
Merlon Oliver
Tsabelle van
Cecilia May
Marie Webster
Alice Wright
Miss Olea Roosevelt
Hinckley A. Worth
Tessie Krogstad
Miss Murray
Alice Bhin Ciiffon Moss
Carolin Murray
Miss Danis Haymond
Mears Tingle
Miss May Harmoend
McClellan Funeral Plans For Civil War Veteran James O McClellan
Funeral services for James O McClellan, a Civil War veteran and Treasury Department employee, will be held at Ga wler's chapel at 2 p m this afternoon under Burnside Post G A R. Survived by his wife at 1720 Pennsylvania Ave NW, a son in Chicago, and three daughters in the city and Minneapolis.
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Treasury Department
Garfield Hospital
Gawler’s Chapel
McClellan
Timets
Burnside Post
Department of the Potomac
Christopher Meade
War Department
Lebanon Lodge
A. M
James H. Taylor
Central Southern Presbyterian Church
General Duvall Denies Filipino Wireless Station Reports
Maj. Gen Duvall commanding the division of the Philippines cables to the War Department with an unqualified denial of published reports that a wireless telegraph station built and operated by the Japanese had been found in the Philippines and that quantities of arms ammunition and explosives were in Japanese possession.
New Home Dedicated at Annapolis Junction Md
The Baldwin Memorial building was presented to the Junior Republic at Annapolis Junction Maryland. A Yuletide ceremony featured W R George of Freeville presenting the gift, with Miss Juliet Baldwin honored. Officers and trustees of the Republic were elected and introduced, and the building was described as a three story steam heated facility with a large assembly room and sleeping quarters.
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Annapolis Junction
Baldwin Memorial
Annapolis
Republic
Eaward Shoemaker
Baltimore
E W. McAlpin
the Republic
Our Young Republic
Freeville
Charles K. Abrahams
Mitchell
Chen
P. H. Swift
Haldwin
Juliet C Baldwin
Junior Republic
Washington
Junior League
The
John L Newbold
Summerfield Baldwin
Treasuer
Randolph Barton, Jr
RM Bradford
G. C. Mitchell
Henry P. Blair
R Munson
Archihbail Hopkins
M. §. Lockwood
Alex Britton
C. K Ackert
Thuth Halford
Aline Solomon
G. Thomas Dunlap
J. W. Holrambe
John Davidson
RM. Bradford
PF. G Collins
William Johnson
WC. Robinget
Robert Garrett
Albert Thtchie
C B. Clotworthy
Cathcart
F Henderson
Howard Shoemaker
C. Mortimer
K. Abraham
David McIntosh
K. Lurman
President’s New Year Reception Schedule At White House
The article lists detailed reception times at the White House with designated groups: 11 00 A M the president and officials, 11 20 A M Supreme Court justices and federal judges, 11 30 A M Congress members, 11 45 A M military officers, 12 15 P M various federal officers and institutional leaders, 12 30 P M veterans and civic groups, and 1 00 P M citizen reception. Attendees and entry directions given by Secretary Charles D Norton with north portico and east entrance guidance.
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Diplomatic Corps
United States
Supreme Court of the
Court of Commerce
Court of Customs Appeals
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
United States Court of Claims
Supreme Court of Theistrict of Columbia
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Smithsonian Institution
Civil Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tariff Board
Railroad Securities Commission
Isthmian Canal Commission
Congress
Columbian Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Society of the Cincinnati
Aztec Club
Associated Veterans of the War
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Grand Army of the Republic
Medal of Honor Legion
Union Veteran Legion
The
Union Veterans’ Union
Society of the Army of Santiago
Spanish War Veterans
Army and Navy Union
Minute Men
Sons of the American Revolution
Members of
Oldest Inhabitants’ Association of the
White House
Treasury
Executive Avenue
Charles D. Norton
Belgian waiter builds flying biplane under Senator Scott
Romain DeBersaques, 26, a Belgian waiter in Washington, plans a three passenger biplane with 125 to 150 HP engine. United States Senator Nathan B. Scott heads the DeBersaques Safety Aeroplane Company chartered in South Dakota with $7,000 machine cost. The craft, nearly finished at Fort Myer, aims for trial flights next week with Judge Emerson and others aboard.
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United States
Nathan B. Scott
West Virginia
DeBersagues Safety Aeroplane Company
South Dakota
Suay
Wort Myer
Eaeental
Scott
Flying Machine Company
Mernor
Mernor and Mrs. Scott
New Willard Hotel
Romain DeBersaquez
Belgium
Tor Iam
DeBersaquez
C Street
Capitol
Fort Myer
War Department
DeBersagues
Buit
Wright Brothers
DeBer- Saquey
Weather Summary From Washington Bureau December Storms Ongoing
The Weather Bureau reports a large Atlantic storm moving away with rising pressure and falling temperatures east of the Mississippi. Northwest systems bring rain and snow to the upper Midwest and Great Lakes, while New England and the South see mostly fair weather Saturday. Cold waves and frost warnings span the central plains to New England, with winds shifting along coasts and diminishing offshore. Potomac and Shenandoah rivers remain clear at Harpers Ferry, with a winter temperature profile across cities and tide tables noted.
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Weather Bureau
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Anowa
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Nebraska
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Pennsylvania
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Grand Banks
Liegless Peddler and Wife Arrested in Richmond Robbery
William J Green a legless peddler aged 2 years old name seems incorrect 4% East Broad street Richmond VA and Tessie Green his wife 32 a housekeeper were arrested at Union Station by Detectives Cox and O'Ded for robbery. Sergt J F Wiley said Duke a Norfolk man accused them after cashing a 150 check at Murphy's Hotel and losing 100 and a pistol after a night with Green and Mrs Green. They left for Washington.
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East Broad Street
Richmond
Tessie Green
Union Station
Cox and O'Ded
Sergt J. F. Wiley
Washington
Virginia
Sergt. Wiley
Green
TH. Duke
Norfolk
Duke
Murphy's Hotel
Sergt
Wiles
Green Apartments
New Pastor Reaches Washington to Lead Hamline M E Church
Rev Joseph M M Gray, appointed by Bishop Anderson, arrives in Washington to assume duties at Hamline M E Church Ninth and P streets. A Dickinson and Drew Theological Seminary graduate, he was ordained nine years ago in Baltimore and is regarded as scholarly. He will reside in Washington with his family and attend a public reception planned by the church.
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de Hersaques Safety Aeroplane Company
Senator Scott
Emerson
de Bersaques
C Street
Scott
Washington
New York
Michigan
Hye
Joseph M. M. Gray
W. F. Anderson
Hamline M. E. Church
Ninth and
P Streets
Mr. Gray
Dickinson College
Drew Theological Seminary
Baltimore
Mr Gray
fJainline M. EB. Church
DR. White
Pa. Ave
N. W
Riggs National Bank
Washington, D
Henry W. Flather
Charles M. Bartlett
Twelfth Street
Irving Williamson
M.D. Rosenberg
John G. Gibson
Fire scare at Western High School prompts alarm
Flames from a blowpipe used by plumbers on the third floor at Western High School yesterday morning led an unidentified person to believe the building was on fire and call the fire headquarters. Chief Wagner, en route, began an investigation into why Engine No. 5 was summoned rather than truck 6 from the distant unit.
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Western High School
Wagner
Pupont Circle
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