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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1917

Page

24

DuPont Circle Hall to Host Joan of Arc Pageant

A committee plans a lavish staging in Mr Edson Bradley’s Dupont Circle home hall for a Joan of Arc tale. It features medieval tapestries and armor as the set, with members including Mrs Pere and Mes WooM Macomi among many others. The event draws notable figures from Washington and New York, with preparations led by secretary Horatio Fo Tagtlys and president Mrs WOM. Waoming plans include a concert by Maude Powell and affiliations with the National Vegetarian Womens Association.

Edson Bradley Dupont Circle Pier Gue Horatio Moss Jenin Ot Phillips Wanstow Mas Walle Jenn Mars Shell Amos Fee Dowie Dre Nish Morkes Baroauesss Mas Tare Andersen Mars Stover Dinoek Marshall Field Wes Titans Wolcan Samuel Os Charles Noel Blows Hof Perkins Wom Waomh Yee Wis Huritiot Biseivw Myron AW Caiths Mubee Miss Mars New York Cbss Obuin Kansas Marti Katheri Srthaur Foosse Maude Powell

Community Dance and social events in Washington

The Dinehipes Notts ot the United bissiders fb Tue fonterte race fe Woosh me op bath day dance Pelruays, the Confederate Meier is home at Vermont avenue. The card party by Pixie Chapter Wednesday afternoon in the oak room at the Ellesh. Many members and guests listed with tables reserved. A young people party over the weekend attended by relatives and friends. Loyal Legion social meeting for wives and daughters planned at 2523 Thirteenth Street NW. Baltimore guest Grace Gruberg visiting. Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter SDA RA plans its February 15 Raleigh benefit dance with a reception and numerous officers listed. Illustrious society entertainments and bridge games noted at various homes, with guests from Baltimore and Atlantic City.

United Bissiders Meier Vermont Avenue Pault Feachimi Wiss Mary Coleman Wise Marton A H Mitchell Pixie Eileish Vere Goodwin Elleworth Mee EE Mitchell John S Tamlinson Denmark Skinner Mamie White Heartz Bnoch Frad Volland St Vallnachim J W Rose Worry Coleman Taeeart Alfred Masa Winsteid Voss Greve HO Gimstead Wadeline Mayhan Nathan Sipier Vr Baer Apdore G & White John A Logan Thirteenth Street Northwest The Loyal Legion Grace Gruberg Baltimore Edward Kobner Abigail Hartman Rice D A. R Raleigh W Everett Brockman Coc Calhoun Henry W. Samaon Clayton E. Emig Matthew T. Scott National Society

Fourth Dance of Crescents in Raleigh Sparks Night of 73 Couples

The Crescents held their fourth seasonal dance in Raleigh on Saturday night with about 73 couples in attendance. The organizing committee included Joseph Woo Miberinher, Harry Strourney, Pred T Giester, T Wilis Allison and several committee and guest names, listing numerous couples in attendance across a long roster.

Crescents Raleigh Joseph Woo Miberinher Harry Strourney T) Giester Wilis Allison Hdna M Jones Grace Ll. Swart Henrietta Berens Minnie O Gearman Mio VW Tenuwins Catherine Marsden Crampton Charles G Wailliamy Fertha Kummer W. L Hagen Mianene Edmonston R. RB Smallweed S Worley JB A Kummer J Catlew A. J Kearney J Kearney Charles Sperle S Sperle HE A Stiight Jeanette Bic- Clowd Jackson Aye Hietvie Sasaro Charles L. Taylor Taylor Don Bailey Bailey G. W Morgan May Murphy JS H Huestis Edith Evans EH B Moses Florence Tourmer R J Woodward Miss Woodward O R. Mathews Wo Bradburn Daniel Masterson Wiss May Kearney John K Pevare Pawline Mount Tiebb ‘Fuftt V Ro Melander Mer E OX Ness Mildred Phoebus Charles J MacCartee Ale T Stewart T. Lewis M ¢' Stonebraker Samuel Craver Nellie Quirk Goodwin W Maller Harriette Tetsworth W. H. Lawson Florence L Barker Benjamin Kbesky Estha A M.G Driesen R. V. Marceron Nellie Rorabaugh Albert A Bonar Ruth Motley George C Hatterly Mary Williamson J E Stauffer Margaret Harbin Charley Carel Clare Goodyear FJ Auiddour

Only $1 a Year Paper in South Raises Price

West Point Mississippi February 3 Editor Bill Smith resigns as head of the only dollar a year daily in the South amid 1915 12 percent returns dropping to 5 percent in 1916 due to higher production costs and wage scales The stockholders name Will West editor and raise subscription to $2 annually Several couples and local society happenings are noted with residents visiting New York and events in Silver Spring Maryland and Ontario Place

West Point Miss Bill Smith South Hus Smith Will West

Birthday Party Honors Miss Sears in Mc Kendree Md

A birthday celebration was held Wednesday night for Miss Mary Gertrude Sears marking her eighteenth birthday. Guests included Annie Crandell Margaret Moreland Margaret Sherbert Ethel Sears Mina Sears Gertrude Brown Mabel Moreland Marion Smith Veruta Ireland and Mary Gertrude Sears along with Levering Armiger Tillard Smith Milfred Brown and others. A piano solo games songs recitations and dancing filled the evening followed by midnight supper and a large cake with eighteen behted candies.

Mary Gertrude Sears William T Sears McKendree Sears Annie Crandell Margaret Moreland Margaret Sherbert Ethel Sears Mina Sears Gertrude Brown Mabel Moreland Marion _ Smith Veturta Ireland Messrs Levering, Armiger Tillard Smith Milfred Brown

Amazon Quartet in Court Smashes Things

In San Rafael California on February 3 four sisters of Fulia Odell, each described as tall and muscular, rushed Justice of the Peace Magee's court after an unfavorable verdict in the case of Harry Odell for failure to provide. They floored one, swung another at Odell’s attorney, menaced the district attorney, and eyed the judge before Constable Henry Crane intervened and ejected them.

San Rafael Cal Fulia Odell Justice of the Peace Magee Harry Odell Qdell Henry Crane

Notable Visitors and Local Social Roundup

Washington figures Tillsson Sherbert Edward Sherbert Walter Sherbert Edward Moreland James Moreland Julus Crandell Rob ert Crandell John Boyd Murray Sears Owen Sears J Clinton Hiatt visit Annapolis and Charles Town while Miss Eva Sears Mrs William Theodore host Miss Ethel Osserman of New York tours archaeology studies at Columbia University over several weeks with a wide local invitation list including the Lazarus Miller Mull er Knatch Passoch Pick and Ostrow among others.

Tillsson Sherbert Edward Sherbert Walter Sherbert Edward Moreland James Moreland Julus Crandell Robert Crandell John Boyd Murray Sears Owen Sears J. Clinton Hiatt Washington, D. C Missy Eva Sears Marrintt Leitch Milston Leitch Annapolis, Md Wilton Ireland Willliam T. Sears J. J Raebach Ethel Osserman New York F. Lazarus Y Miller S Muller Columbia University

Rockville Society announces marriage of Addie Belle Hawkins and Clayton Watkins

Cedar Grove residents Mr and Mrs James B Hawkins invite guests to the marriage of their daughter Addie Belle Hawkins to Clayton K Watkins deputy clerk of the circuit court. The ceremony will be next Wednesday evening at the bride’s home. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Lee Watkins. The week’s social highlight was the Tuesday Euchre Club dinner at Montgomery Country Club with members and their husbands. Dr George Ledmonds hosted Mrs Edmonds return to Washington after months in Rockville. Barnard Welsh, visiting relatives, departed after a stay with his parents Mr and Mrs Wallace Welsh.

James B Hawkins Cedar Grove Addie Belle Hawkins Clayton K Watkins Charles Lee Watkins Rockville Montgomery Country Club George Ledmonds Edmonds Washington Barnard Welsh Wallace Welsh

British Munition Girls Balk at Trousers

In London on February 2 munitions plants face resistance from women workers over mandatory masculine attire. The Daily Sketch notes pioneers in trousers facing initial fear but finding little social backlash as the move to pantaloons proceeds.

London Daily Sketch

Local weddings and engagements span several Maryland towns

Grand Junction Colorado visit by Hea accompanied by sister Miss Mary Welsh. Engagement announced for Lillian Brewer and Joseph D Byrd of Dawsonville. Several couples wed in Rockville including Harry C and Miss Bessite J Myers and others from Washington Baltimore Hagerstown Brentwood and Alexandria. Miss Bessie E Smith and Harry L Hesstle wed at Clarksburg. Miss Marguerite West and Nathan S White married in Washington Gatth erburg. Thomas Hynson Canby and Florence Evelyn Davis to wed in Colesville. Clarine Fiethhall returns from Washington visit. Mrs. Margaret W Perry visits Beallsville. Virginia Jones of Dawsonville visits Washington.

Grand Junction Colorado Hea Mary Welsh West William G. Brewer Beallsville Lillian Brewer Joseph D Byrd Dawsonville Rockville Harry C., Byron Bessite J. Myers Mobley Washington Marguerite West Nathan S. White Gattheraburg Thomas Hynson Canby Benjamin D. Canby Colesville Florence Evelyn Davis Tippecanoe City Ohio

Famous Hymn Plays Part In Prize Court Hearing

London February 3 The hymn From Greenland s Icy Mountains figures in a prize court hearing. Jen Dangaard Imsen Greenland governor testified supporting the Daniab government s claim to a cargo of fish seized as a prize of war. The judge, asked about the hymn s origin, clashed over whether John Wesley or an east Indian bishop wrote it. The governor and the British chief attorney left to search for a hymn book.

London Greenland Jen Dangaard Imsen Daniab John Wesley

Veils Rise with Spring Hat Fashion and Beaded Details

The new veils and hats trend upward this spring with small to medium hats featuring minimal trimming and elaborate veiling. Beaded veils with steel crescents, soutache borders, and double bordered designs highlight lighter outfits, while Turkish veiled effects and center motifs remain popular. Woven cashmere patterned veils mimic expensive handwork and cover the eyes beneath bordered veils.

Miss Ellen Rollins Engaged to John Hollister of Cincinnati

Miss Ellen Rollins of Boston will wed John Baker Hollister of Cincinnati. Daughter of Montgom ery Rollins of Hammond street, she attended Miss Winsor's school and belongs to the 1915 sewing circle and the Vincent Club. Hollister, Yale 1911, studied in Munich and Harvard Law, now with Worthington Strong Stetinius in Cincinnati.

Boston Montgomery Rollins Hammond Street Chestnut Hulk Ellen West Rollina John Baker Hollister Howard C Hollister Holster Cincinnati Ohio Rollins Harvard Law School Worthington, Strong , Stettinius

Law School Men En Reunion

Arrangements were completed yesterday by the class of 1912 Georgetown Law School for a reunion reception and banquet. The dinner will be a quadrennial event held the night after inauguration, this year at the University Club, with a large proportion of members expected from across the country.

Georgetown Law School University Club Reaponsea

New Woman Utopia Promises Reform and Work for All

In a mid-century view, Rev J A Fry predicts a future where "new woman" ideals replace idle fashion and excess. The era will curb wasteful entertainment and fortune squandering while education and honest social ties uplift the poor. The capable woman will lead a simpler, useful life.

Annapolis Plans Restore First American Play House

Annapolis moves to restore the nation s first playhouse as the Laiila Theater and Pine Arts club forms to establish a community repertory company. Naval Academy city leaders and residents back reviving this historic landmark without erecting a new building, envisioning a revived center of dramatic arts in Annapolis.

Annapolis America Washington Post United United States Naval Academy Mra Wo Speare Laiila Theater Pine Arts Club Dua Annie Lattice Theater Company Ubin Mietien Fiumons Ald Ameria

How We Learned to Fan Ourselves

A compact history of cooling fans from palm leaf to modern electric devices. It traces early forms, such as Egyptian and Indian fans, through the development of the electric fan in the United States. The piece notes key milestones like the first motorized concepts, the shift to central power, and the spread of ceiling and related fans worldwide.

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