Washingtons social season fills dinners and hosting duties
A Washington social roundup notes Vice President and Mrs. Marshall hosting guests last evening alongside Acting Secretary of State Frank Lyon Polk. Attendees included Attorney General Gregory and others, with dinners at the Shoreham and various homes. The piece mentions hostess houses at Hampton Roads and Camp Humphreys, arrivals from Russia, dances, drives, and forthcoming weddings and engagements among political and military families.
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Marshall
Frank Lyon Polk
Gregory
Danteta
Tea at Trinity College Formal Reception Highlights
Students at Trinity College hosted a tea from 4 to 6 p.m. with guests welcomed in decorated parlors, class officers in the receiving line, light refreshments, and a rid den orchestra. The Washington chapter plans a February 22 event at the Willard. Mr and Mrs William Armstrong Brooks announce the marriage of daughter Helen Elisabeth to Joseph Edmund Haugh yesterday at the Church of the Holy Comforter with Rev J A Dillon officiating.
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Dorothy Arkwright
Preston Arkwright
Atlanta
Glenville Giddings
Washington
Miss Arkwright
William L. Marshall
John Harrison Knapp
Colquitt
Senator Colquitt
Georgia
Capt
Giddings
Charlies G. Giddings
University of Virginia
Pinebloom
Druid Hills
Sel Rice
Chicago
Jennie
Clarence Eiseman
David Eiseman
Blackistone
Trinity College
Trinity College Stumnae
Willard
Willam Armstrong Brooks
Hyattsville, Md
Helen Elisabeth
Joseph Edmund Haugh
New York
Church of the Holy Comforter
J. A. Dillon
Hoover arrives in Brussels to lead Allied relief talks
Herbert Hoover, head of the allied relief organization, reached Brussels on Monday February 10 to represent President Wilson in conferences with Belgian officials after the latter could not visit at this time. He will lead discussions on relief efforts and coordinate with Belgian authorities.
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Brussels
Herbert Mecover
Allied Relief Organization
Wilson
Hoover
Sayings of Mrs. Solomon by Helen Rowland
A humorous tale features Cynic the traveler who mocks women as fakers, then encounters women in uniforms who charm him. He abandons his cynicism, worships the capable women, and laments men’s endless dissatisfaction with any woman. The piece ends with Cynic returning to his old view.
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Mrs. Solomon
Helen Rowland
Babylon
Cynic
Land Army
Motor Corps
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Providence
Selah
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