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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1907

Page

11

Munyon Remedies Promise Quick Cures for Many Ailments

The advertisement touts Munyon’s Homeopathic Remedies for rheumatism kidney disease stomach and dyspepsia nerves catarrh liver complaints and more. It claims rapid relief in days or doses with prices from 5 to 100 cents and urges readers to order from Prof Munyon Philadelphia or their druggist.

Munyon Philadelphia Bright Munson Munrons Homeopathic Remedy Company Arch Street

Students Hold Brilliant Ball for George Washington University Hospital

The New Willard ballroom hosted the fourth annual Students Ball, a grand social event for GWU Hospital charity. Mrs Needham, Mrs Bell, and Mrs Ackert greeted guests as lavish gowns and diamonds lit the room. A long receiving line and Marine Band music accompanied supper in the red and green dining rooms as attendees arrived from dinners and theater.

New Willard Needham University Bell Ackert New Willard George Washington University Hospital Weedham Joseph Thropp van Vechten Olcatt Clark Senator Clark Montana Cosume Eugene le Merle Miss Pearce Grace Needham Edith Needham John Joy Edson Frederick Eilchelberger James G Bowen William F Bowen Nina Mudd

Children in Dances at Belasco Theater by Miss Hawke Pupils

The Sleeping Beauty fairy tale and dances were presented yesterday afternoon at Belasco Theater by Miss Minnie E Hawke’s pupils. Princess Beauty was Miss Mildred De Hart. Prince Charming was Imogene Taylor. Fairy Queen Heartease was Helen Lockwood. Witch Tarantella was Anne Howell. The program featured fairy ballet by many young dancers, a Cheyenne Indian song by Adele Robinson with a chorus, and a My Irish Maid group dance. Several dancers, including Helen Brown and Dorothy Hodgkin, drew praise for their performances.

Belasco Theater Minnie E .Hawke Mildred de Hart Imogene ‘Taylor Heartease Helen Lockwood Tarantella Anne Howell D. Garner V. Warren R. Browning M. Tucker D. Lettzer L. Tibbett I Lowd EB. Davis H. Brown C Greges H Jones BE. Stott F Pattison K Hodgkin EB. Brown B Cosgrove R. Shaw M. Hobnson M. Hudson M. Saxton J. Poole H. Fischer M. Kirby M. McCain E. Sheetz Rovinson Pattison D. Hodgin Pauline Sullivan Harry Wells Dorothy Garner Cheyenne Adele Robinson Beatrice Cosgrove Margaret Hudson Elizabeth Forney Minnie Saxton Mary McCain Edna Brown Else Sheetz Misses & Brown H. Hudson H Robinson R Shaw J Poole M Saxton F P. Sullivan E Forney Mastera W Alderman H Jennings - Litttle Helen Brown Dorothy Hodgkin Irene Lowd Jeanette Poole Ruth Shaw Joseph McCain Emily Davis Helen Fischer Audrey Fischer Mabel Kirby E Sheetz HL Pattison M McCain A Howell A. Robinson E Dorsey K Alderman

Fort Myer Drill Delights Crowded Hall With Cavalry Skil

Fort Myer spectators witnessed flawless horsemanship by Troop F Thirteenth Cavalry led by Capt Guy W Pearson and the Fourth Battery US Field Artillery under Lt McDonald. Bareback and saddle squads wowed the crowd with daring formations as horses maneuvered gun carriages and riders cleared impressive jumps. Maj Gen Frederick D Grant and others attended while Mrs Allyn K Capron praised the show for funds toward the Rough Riders Monument Association efforts.

Fort Myer Thirteenth Cavalry Guy W Pearson United States Field Artillery McDonald Frederick D Grant Summer John D Carmody Army

Funeral Notices for Mrs Wheeler in Washington

Funeral services for Mrs Grace Bell Wheeler, who died Thursday at George Washington University Hospital, will be held today at 2 pm at her sister’s home at 1928 Seventeenth Street. Burial will be private. Mrs Wheeler was the wife of Wiseman Wheeler and daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel H Bell of Berwyn, Maryland.

Wheeler Grace Bell Wheeler George Washington University Hospital Katherine H Connolly Seventeenth Street Wiseman Wheeler Samuel H Bell Berwyn

Socialites tour Sicily and Paris amid Washington circle bustle

Continued notes of society travel from Sicily to Cairo via the Nile then France. Leah Hemenway of Indiana Senate circle organizes Hoosier welcome in Washington. A Willard ballroom fancy ball showcases children of officials, diplomats, and dignitaries, while Mrs Joseph Pulitzer hosts an Austrian ambassador dinner. Marshall Field III contemplates abroad with Chicago estate plans and $125,000,000 probate hints, as professors and editors provoke cultural debate at social clubs.

Sicily Cairo Nile France Paris Webb Webbs Gafro Egypt Washington Boa Leah Hemenway Indiana Miss Hemenway Beveridge Washington Seminary Willard Richardson Clover London Quentin White House Mila Hengelmuller Vienna Hungary Charlie Taft Marshall Field, Jr Prairie Avenue Chicago England Marshall Field Henry Eastern Academy Field Harvard Boy&s

Mrs Teresa Oelrichs Denies Engagement Report

New York February 8 Mrs Teresa Oelrichs widow of Herman Oelrichs denied reports of her engagement to Mr Black of New York City when seen at her home 1 East Fifty seventh street Mr Black declined to comment or deny the rumor.

Washington Post New York Teresa Oelrichs Herman Oelrichs H . .Black Oelrichs Black S& Co Ltd Broadway New Yorks Quevec Canada Geo W. Moss Washington NEW York and Porto Rico Steamship CO Raymond & Whitcomb Co M Hicks Europe Noth Cape Round World Frank C Clark Hicks St Nw

Duchess of Marlborough Leaves England for France

London reports the Duchess of Marlborough and her two sons depart for the South of France to join Mr. and Mrs. O H Belmont at Beauleu under a custody agreement dividing the children’s year. Annapolis hosts a dance for the graduating class of midshipmen with fifty attendees at Carval Hall, Omega Foster organizing the event.

Grace of Marlborough France London Duchess of Marlborough O H. P Belmont Beauleu Washington Post Annapolis Midshipmen Carval Hall Omega Foster Marlborough Josiah White & Sons

Carnival of Nations at Odd Fellows Hall Highlights

At the Carnival of Nations in Odd Fellows Hall last night Frank M Painter performed laughing songs and Mrs P H Smart sang Little Heart. Tonight Alma Nelson the child contortionist leads with Annie Eaton singing assisted by Leavitt. Monday features Gustave Milburn the Boy Wizard attempting an escape and showcasing sleight of hand.

Odd Fellows’ Hall Frank M Painter P. H Smart Alma Nelson Annie Eaton Leavitt Gustave Milburn

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