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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1907

Page

20

Bachelors Host Mel Taft Gathers Washington Society

The Willard ballroom hosted the third and final Bachelors dance, drawing several hundred guests. Pink decorations dominated with palms, azaleas, and ornate favors for women. hosts Mel and Taft received guests as Lt. Edward Moff... escorted Mrs Taft. Hostess gowns featured satin and tulle, with refined color schemes and floral accents reflecting a glamorous social highlight of Washington society.

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Harvard Club Dinner in Raleigh Hosts Washington Notables

A Harvard Club dinner at the Raleigh drew prominent Washington figures. Guests included Everett Bake, Lt. Gov. Clement Biddle Wood, and Harvard Prof J. Johnson. Attendees heard remarks from General Bonaparte and others while a committee drafted resolutions and new club members were elected.

Harvard Club Raleigh Washington United States Frank W Hackett the Navy Bonaparte I. N Littaner New York Tru Lewis 3 Johnson Fo G Munson John Savor John Athee Hubert G. Valentine May B. M. Harrod Panainag Canal Commission Everett J Lake Connectiot Clement Biddle Wood Philadelphia Prof J Johnson Harvard University Charles S Hanks Charles Whiting

President May Visit Alaska for Hunting Expedition

President Roosevelt signaled he would not run again and expressed interest in a private Arctic hunt after his term. He spoke with Representative Sulzer of New York as Robert Wyley of Alaska reported plans to show the president the midnight sun region and its remote seas with abundant big game.

Prosienit Roosevelt Robert Wyley. Co Iaska Wikwoe Sulzer New York Masha Elis Song

Limits Chilean legations cut to four including Washington

President Montt sent four messages to the Senate proposing economy by limiting Chilean legations to four, including the one in Washington, and nominating Pedro Notaazco Cruz for appointment. The Senate referred the measure to a committee, and the ministry’s downfall seems probable.

Montt Washington Santiago Chile Senate Y Yesterdas Pedro Notaazco Cruz Senate

Married Quarter Century Celebration in Washington

Madison Fiedler and his wife observed their silver wedding Tuesday evening January 29 at 1219 North Capitol Street. The couple, surrounded by six children and a large clan, hosted a formal dinner with musical performances and a grand silver cake. Notables included family names Jouvenal Hartig and Steinie, highlighting a civic lineage through Mrs. Fiedler’s father the sculptor.

Madison Fiedler Madison Medler North Capitol Street Milton Maxie Gertrude Clara Jouvenal Lionel Mary Hartig M. Fiedler Jacques Jouvenal Bamamin Franklin Tenth Street Pennsylvania Avenue Senate Fiedler J. Jouvenal S Boswell Minnie Jouvenal A. H. Jouvenal M. Hartle Emma Marlow C. Graeves F. Graeves Frank Fidler Jim Fidler William Fidler William Reiser M. Gentner John Gentner Charles John George Yocum Oscar Robert Frank Pierce William Burgess Frances Burgess Robert Mateer Tabitha Mateer Harry Yocum J. Durity Master Burity J. Kelly F. Prinzhorn Raron Lanman Howard Lowe Douvenal Lionel Fiedler

Admiral Brownson to command new Pacific Fleet

Rear Admiral Brownson to relinquish command of the Asiatic Station and become chief of the Bureau of Navigation in Washington. He is understood to be slated to command the entire new Pacific Fleet, mirroring Rear Admiral Evans who heads the Atlantic Fleet. Congress may authorize two vice admirals, making these officers the first to hold the rank.

Asiatic Station Bureau of Navigation Washington Brownson Pacific Fleet Evans Congress Navy Department

War ships reach Frisco with Pacific squadron

Admiral Swinburne and the Pacific squadron arrived in San Francisco from Magdalena Bay. The fleet had been 1500 miles south when orders sent the Chicago back toward Central America to deter possible trouble among republics. The Princeton went to Mare Island for repairs while the Charleston and Boston stayed for about three weeks. The Yorktown will later tow them.

San Francisco Swinbourne Pacific Squadron Magdalena Bay Chicago Central America Princeton Mare Island Charleston Boston Yorktown

Kirkman Seeks Release In Habeas Corpus Action

Former Capt George W Kirkman, long imprisoned in the U S penitentiary, seeks relief via a writ of habeas corpus before Judge Pollock in Topeka alleging wrongful detention under military law. The notice lists numerous Army and Navy personnel movements, retirements, and assignments, including ambulances for Cavalry posts and midshipmen resignations, with vessel movements noted.

Leavenworth Kans George W Kirkman United States Hero Omaha Kirkman Pollock Topeka

Roses Exhibition Promises Rich Prizes in Washington

The American Rose Society plans its annual convention in Washington from March 12 to 16 at the National Rifles Armory, featuring prize exhibits of roses and other flowers with thousands in awards. Judges from leading florists will determine top displays, with major prizes from A. Gude & Bro., George H. Cooke, and others. The Floral Club of Washington will also stage a spring show with about 1000 in prizes, plus silver cups and glassware from merchants. A day may be set aside for District school children to join the flower culture initiative.

Washington American Rose Society National Rifles” Armory Benjamin Hammond New York America A. Gude & Bro George H. Cooke Benjamin Dorrance Lord and Burnham 3. C. Briges Boston Philadelphia National Society Floral Club of Washington Paeter Bissett Z. D. Blackistone Charles McCauley William H. Earnest Memers George Field John Clark Peter Bissett S. C. Briggs

Grandson of Lord Fairfax Dies at 57 in Washington

Thomas Fairfax grandson of the ninth Lord Fairfax died suddenly of heart disease at his home 1762 Church Street Northwest Washington aged fifty seven He was buried from St Pauls Episcopal Church Alexandria Rev P P Philips officiated Interment in Fairfax family plot at St Pauls churchyard He was born in Alexandria Virginia in 1860 moved to Richmond at age twelve later served as a clerk in the Treasury Department and had a Washington post at death Survived by two sisters Mrs J A Moncure Miss Jane Carey Fairfax and a brother Ethelbert Fairfax He was prominent socially in Washington and Richmond A Valentine tea to aid Working Boy s Home will be hosted next Tuesday at the New Willard with many patronesses listed.

Thomas Fairfax Lord Fairfax Church Street St. Paul's Episcopal Church Alexandria P. P. Philips Fairfax St. Paul's Richmond Treasury Department Washington Arthur Department Mr. Fairfax J. A. Moncure Jane Carey Fairfax Ethelbert Fairfax

Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Purify Breath and Stomach

Charcoal Lozenges claim to absorb gas and impurities in the stomach and intestines, leaving a fresh atmosphere. They promise relief from belching and sour risings, better appetite, clearer skin, and purified blood, with a free sample offer from F A Stuart Co.

Stuart S'vart F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Building Mershall

Social whirl and high society life across Arden to Chicago

Gossip notes Harriman family socializing at Arden House and New York City while a wave of elite moves toward horses to automobiles signals changing tastes. Mrs Field and Mrs Belmont figure in marriages and estates as Osiris funds Napoleonic museum restoration and science prizes. Parisian fashion and Mrs Palmer’s charity drive clash with emerging social leadership in Chicago. A vivid portrait of turn of the century wealth, travel, and society rituals unfolds across salons, estates, and public events.

Harrimans Arden Arden House East Sixty-second West New York Carol Harriman W. Averell Roland Petter Palmer Europe Chicago

Electro-Pneumatic automatic block signals on Pennsylvania Railroad

The Pennsylvania Railroad uses an Electro-Pneumatic system where compressed air moves signals controlled by electricity. Signals show danger if current stops or a train occupies a block, with both home and distant signals indicating block status two blocks ahead. The system emphasizes automatic operation to reduce human error and improve safety.

Pennsylvania

Prince August Wilhelm to wed at nineteen in Berlin match

A Berlin cable reports Kaiser Wilhelm II will marry his son Prince August Wilhelm at nineteen to Princess Alexandra Victoria of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg Glucksberg, a seventeen year old niece of the Empress. The couple’s marriage aims to ease royal costs as the prince abandons study for a life in a drilling squadron.

Washington Post London Berlin Prince August Wilhelm Alexandra Victoria Schleswig- Holstein-Sonderburg-Glucksberg Baron von Bleichroder Ploen Bonn University Italy

Mrs Longworth Thrives After Grip Recovery Coasting With Family

Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth fully recovered from a grip attack and led a coasting party on Tennallytown hills with intimate friends. She borrowed sleds from brothers Archie and Quentin, returned to the White House for them, and joined in outdoor sports on the porch in a brown suit with a short skirt and fur cap. The President and the Roosevelt family greeted the snowy day with sledding and laughter as Archie and Quentin enjoyed the ride and lessons.

Alice Roosevelt Longworth Tennallytown Longworth Archie Quentin White House Roosevelt Ethel Potomac

President May See Drill At Fort Myer Benefit Event

A 2 30 afternoon exhibition drill by the Thirteenth Cavalry at Fort Myer benefits the Rough Riders national monument fund and Soldiers Athletic Association. President Roosevelt is invited and expected to attend. the Arlington monument will bear a four teen foot high Vermont granite shaft with a bronze tablet honoring deceased First United States Cavalry members of the Spanish American War.

Thirteenth Cavalry Fort Myer Rough Riders’ National Monument Fund Soldiers’ Athletic Association Society of Washington Roosevelt Arlington Vermont First United States Volunteer Cavalry John Guest Richard Sylvester Winnifred Mattingly Drake Gorman Fuger Borden Newman

Mrs Steele In New York Amid Fundraiser Talk

Mrs Jessamy Harte Steele Bret Harte’s daughter is in New York awaiting the Eleanor Robson benefit on February 14 at the Liberty Theater. A Liebler & Co representative confirmed her presence with friends but did not reveal her lodging. Counsel J Aspinwall Hodge called her mentally unsound and inaccessible. Leander Richardson said he has no further comment after bringing her from Portland to Boston.

Reese Cassard Cassard Bragden Toneon New York Jessamy Harte Steele Bret Harte Eleanor Robsons Liberty Theater Liebler & Co Miss Robson J. Aspinwall Hodge Steele Leander Richardson Portland Boston

Bride of Admiral Fullerton's Son Weds in London

Miss Marquiland of New York married Alan Fullerton son of Admiral Sir John Fullerton in London today. Alice Ogston Marquand, daughter of the late Frederick A. Marquand of New York, was the bride.

Miss Marquiland New York Admiral Fullerton London Alice Ogston Marquand Frederick <A. Marquand Alan Fullerton Sir John Fullerton

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