Social and Personal Small Cotillion Tomorrow at Rauscher's
Social and personal notices detail Shrove Tuesday plans at Rauscher's with a twenty guest small cotillion hosted by Mrs. Hammond and others. Mrs. E S Hammond hosted a Saturday at home at the Rochambeau with hundreds in attendance for a Georgetown Convent of the Visitation class reception. Mrs. Leslie M Shaw, Mrs. Phelan Hawn, and Mrs. C Callum appeared, with a Marine Band program and a large guest list including Mrs. Ayres and many division names. A later event features Mr. Rosenthal at a small cotillion, a Valentine themed decor, and a committee led by Miss Shepard and others. Other social items note bridge wrist at Afton House, a luncheon for Mrs. Lowry of Atlanta, and various formal at-home days with noted attendees.
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Jolly
Rauscher’s
Aloyse Duff
Frazier
James B Frazier
Mme. Lorando
T. Lorando
Colton Hyde Lee
Virginia May
B. R. Mason
Mason
Legation and Mine
Luis Pastor
Anna Elizabeth Mullen
Stephanie Moran
Lee Overman
Louise RB. Olivier
Maple McTammany
Gus BP. Macias
Morford
Charles
Miss Shepard
Alys Downing
Lilian Stone
Natalie Lincoln
Louise Chase
Mme. Cortes
Mme Guzman
Colombia
Miss Louise Ball
Misses Games
Afton
W. Shaw
Princess Hotel
Hamilton
Bermuda
St. Margaret’s Church
Westminster
Walter Burns
M. P
J. Pierpont Morgan
Evelyn
W. G. Cavendish-Bentinck
Maturin Livingston
New York
Fitzwilliam
Lois Stuart
Harcourt
Barbara Cavendish-Bentinck
Zonts. Keppel
George Keppel
Edwina Ashley
Burne
Cavendish-Bentinck
Richmond Terrace
Riviera
Nice
Edward R
Hurg
Social Gossip: Berlin intrigue ties Lehr to Meteor champagne
A survey of American social presence in Berlin recalls the Meteor champagne incident that soured Germany on American diplomacy. The Lehrs, Drexels, and Towers mingle with Kaiser's circle as Wardens of prestige, with stories of gifts, royal boxes, and high society motor tours across Dresden and beyond. The piece notes marriages, divorces, and a costly wedding in Westminster, while highlighting the towering display of diamonds and state gifts.
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Hay Ta Avid
Ambassadory Tower
Lehr
William
von Holleben
United States
Staten Island
George Kessler
Kessler
Tower
Mr. Lehr
Germany
Dr. von Fielleben
Harry Lehr
New York
Charlemagne Tower
Drexel
Royal Palace
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Gladys
John Drexel
Drexels
Lehrs
Dresden
Munich
Cologne
Heidelberg
France
Biarritz
Edward
Harriman Social Clashes Undercut Mrs Fish's Circle
Socialite circles in New York are rocked as Mrs. Fish’s bid to lead the 400 falters. Harriman and allies block her plan to bring Harriman daughters into the inner set, while Vanderbilt and Astor factions back Harriman. Dinner circles skip Mrs. Fish, signaling a shift in power as Princess Louise and other magnates attend events.
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Mraigh
Wilsnes Harriman
Wii
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John Jacob Aster
Robert Walton Guetet
Mrs. Fish
Tilinois Central Board
Harriman
Astors
Vanderbiltts
Harrimen
Fish
Charles
Alexander
E. H. Harrimans
Oliver and Borden Harrimans
Clarence H. Mackay
T. J. O. Rhinelander
James P. Kerr Rochan
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