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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1917

Page

20

Ogaton Russell Nuptials in Galveston Texas

Miss Lues Vo Russell daughter of the former United States minister to Heraia and Mrs Charles Wo Russell wed Mr Alfred James Ogsten British consul at Galveston. The ceremony at Galveston was small with relatives and a few friends, performed by Rev Frank Bischolt. After the ceremony the couple left for their home after March 1 at Isa Avenue. Brother John Russell of New York attended along with a few others. A note of embassy staff and social circles is mixed with scattered wedding details and a plan for a small wedding trip home.

Lues Vo Russell the States Minster Heraia Charles Wo Russell Alfred James Ogrton Galveston Ten Albert H Putney Albert Hl Putney Ogsten Franks& Bischolt Anna Murrin Carbondale Jegsten Thescifle Isas Avenue Galveston Tex Tobn MO Russell New York

Mardi Gras Hunt Ball Attended by Washington Social Set

A society scene from Washington notes the Hunt Ball at the Willard with tickets selling rapidly. Box holders include William Phelps Eno Col Robert M Thompson and others. Guests, dinners, and upcoming events at the Shoreham and Willard feature prominent figures like Mrs Squires and Mr Mixson.

C. A. Aspinwall William Phelps Eno Robert M Thompson C. B Wood Ira Copley Larz Andersen Dennis A Upson E. C. Walker George T. Marye Gibson Fahnestock Jooseph Letter W. 3B. Fowler Thomas F. Logan Charles Fowler

Engagement Announced Of Young Woman In Resident Society

Social notes record a formal engagement announcement for a young woman of the resident society. A Brighton reception and a dance at the same venue featured many guests including Mrs Edward H Loftus and Mrs John W Wright. Attendees included representatives Wallace Dempsey and James Young along with multiple ladies from prominent Texas families. Flowers and elaborate place settings highlighted a formal luncheon hosted by Mrs Eagle in honor of Miss Imogene Young, debutante daughter of Rep James Young.

State Department Cone Johnson Brighton John W Wright Dallas Tex Hampson Gary Wallace Mra Eagle Joe Henry Fagla Texas Raliegh Imogene Young James Young Holland Fitts Janet Montague Dar

Naval Academy class of 1905 dinner and club events noted

A Willard dinner marked the twelfth anniversary of the Naval Academy class of 1505 with many officers present. Hosts Capt and Mrs Clarence Ridley entertained Col and Mrs Henry Jervey Col and Mrs Charles Keller Col and Mrs James J Treving and Capt and Mrs Alvin B Barber. The Raleigh College Woman's Club banquet is slated for February 12 with Mrs Thomas E Robertson presiding and toasts by Mrs Ida Husted Harper and Dr Lillian A. CONTINTED ON TENTH PAGE

Clarence Ridley Col Henry Jervey Charles Keller James J. Treving Alvin B. Barber Willard The Naval Academy Hugo Frankenberger R. B. Ingersoll Jaeut J Wo Ogan A. T Collage Woman's Club Raleigh Thomas E. Robertson Ida Husted Harper New York Lillian

Scarab club invites 1897 style ball amid utopian fashion visions

Detroit readers glimpse a Wildean future for 2017 costumes at a Scarab club ball. The piece riffs on Wellsian prophecy, predicting gendered, sanitary, and tech driven dress codes from hair removal to pneumatia caps, combi nation outfits, and ceremonial incineration of nightwear, while noting ongoing fashion satire and social shifts.

Detroit Association of Detroit H G Wells Mra Henry Jones

Girl Makes Shoes for President Wilson in Brockton

Deb Heston reports shoes made for President Wilson by Miss Margaret Gallacher in Brockton Massachusetts. The calfskin pair cost nine dollars and bear the President's name on the binding. Boxed for shipment by Miss Annie Milan, also of Brockton, with work performed at 187 Park Street.

Heston Deb Wilson Massachusetts Brockton Margaret Gallacher Park Street Annie Milan Crescent Street

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