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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1909

Page

17

Society notes highlight weddings and gatherings in Washington

Miss Trene Bergen-Curtis and Henry Steigner wed in New York with Rev Henry Frank officiating. Relatives hosted receptions and informal events across February at homes on Seventh Street and other venues. Attendees included Col. and Mrs. George B. Green and numerous social figures. plans for upcoming teas and parties were noted along with charity events at the New Willard and the George Washington hospital fundraiser.

Tex Helen C. Bergen-Curtis Mar Hienry Steigner New Whbuary Henry Frankenly Bhue Bergen-Curtis Jfayene Wattus Mhey Ce Aps George B, Breen New York City Fiy-Seventh Street

Guild Reception Set at St Stephen's Church Parlor

The Guild of St Stephen's Church issued reception cards for February 22 from 4 to 10 o clock at the parlor house. The report lists numerous Washington and Baltimore residents visiting or hosting, including Mr and Mrs Morton J Luchs Mr and Mrs Lee Baum and Mr William Baum at the Hotel Rudolf in Alliance City. Attendees from Washington include Mrs Julia Tuchs Mrs Sylvan Bensinger and others preparing for the Bayesdorfer Caspar wedding while several guests travel between New York Philadelphia Atlantic City and Pittsburg.

William Grame Har Misa Bodecker Iamond F. T. Carpenter Harriet Keim Neva Rosale Adeline Gibyon Erved Frappe Dechille Baltimore Nannie Tazwell Steger Richmond Willam H. Daw Bridge William §. Shackletts Front Royal Henry 8. Lathrop Boston Mass Dan Guild of St. Stephen’s Church Parch House Orelock Morton J. Luchs Lee Baum William Baum Rudolf Lanie City Albert Lisberger Littleson Frederick , Schwab Columbia Road Northwest Harry Kaufman Atlantic City Julia Tuchs Sylvan Bensinger A. D. Prince Julius I. Peyser M. Gross Philadelphia Gross Samuel Bensinger Dupont Strasburger Murfelt York Julia Luchs Addie Sigmund Lewis Newmyer Kronheim

Will Finish First Season With Southern Visit

Kennesaw completes a brief Baltimore sojourn before returning to continuations of winter social rounds. Mrs. Loula Jackson visits Philadelphia with Miss Madaline Herzog of Cincinnati staying with her sister Mrs. Gustave Louis in Washington. Social notes detail Euchre club gatherings, Junior Cotillion attendance in Baltimore, and a Washingtonians dance plan.

Loula Jackson Thirteenth Street Northwest Philadelphia Madaline Herzog Cincinnati Ohio Gustave Louis Eleventh Street Northwest National Rifles Armory B. Coblenzer Pitts Wirg West Sol Rice Chicago Washington Rudolph Behrend

Musical Teas and Social Gatherings Across Washington

A Teal musicale was hosted by Miss Lenora Lavey at 18 North Carolina Avenue on February 9 featuring Mendelssohn Chopin and other pieces performed by the Lecene trio and Misses Church Trow and Lacey. Nearby celebrations included a birthday party for 6 year old George Mills at 105 K Street NW and a masquerade for Grace and Master Ralph Garren at 907 H Street NE. George Mills’ relatives Mr and Mrs George Furthershaw attended, while Gus Oppenheimer visited Atlantic City for several weeks. The Hungry Club marked Sheridan’s birthday with a cake weighing 117 pounds and 250 candles on display. a joke about the club’s size circulated. A joke couplet from the Philadelphia Inquirer poked fun at a broken engagement amid a social crowd.

Lenora Lavey North Carolina Avenue H. Line Wilgon Lecene Church , Trow Lacey Edward Schuty Ouida Wheelock Damascus Amy Woodforde- Finden Hildur Bostrom Patty Stair Horatio Parker C. B. Hawley Christine Church Mendelssohn Chopin Lenore Lacey Summer Salter Lucene Trig George C.furthershaw K Street George Mills Hungry Club Mattle Sheridan Miss Sheridan

Charity Concert Led by Christ Child Society in Washington

The Christ Child Society hosts a February charity concert featuring a chorus of women’s voices. Notable women including Mrs. Tatura Martan and Miss Weeks perform, with many listed attendees described as prominent hostesses in Washington. The event showcases community figures and aims to support local charitable causes.

Southern Club Cotillion At Confederate Home In Washington

The Southern Club hosted a cotillion last Thursday evening at the Confederate Home 1332 Vermont Avenue NW. It was the second winter cotillion with 25 couples dancing to Dixie and Southern tunes under Mrs Charles H Fred. Dancers included Cathrine Bowie with Dr Arthur Nove and many others. chaperones listed incl Mrs W W Belt and Mrs Archibald Young. The Mayflower crew provided on board entertainment for officers.

Vermont Avenue Northwest Charles H. Fred, Greatgent Ue Club Cathrine Bowie Arthur Nove Uth Bowie Edwin C. Dutton Lucie C. Compton T. O Timberlake Janie H. Ethridge T. M. Nalle Charles If. Fred R. Tompkins Mary Lynch T. N. Williams Margaret Parham Charles Bowie W. H. Saunders J. H. Saunders Archibald Young Emma Bulloch Savannah 8. G. MacGill Baltimore

Paris to Philadelphia Society Hats and High Fashion

The piece surveys evolving hat trends among women from small toques to larger styles, citing Mrs. Philp Lydig and Edith Root, and notes Philadelphia society’s boxing event with Tony O Biddie and Jack O Brien. It also covers Riviera fashion cues, Met Opera attire, Princess Alexandra of Fife, and French theatrical amateur scenes.

Philp Lydig Ulysses Edith Root Mijss Martha Camerton Paris Chauncey Depew Etn Barton French Francis Browninahield Senator du Pont Rue de la Paix Hoosevelt Henry Cabot Lodge Philadelphia ‘Society Te Merton Cricket Club A. J. Drexel Biddie Mr. Biddle Tony O'Biddie Joseph Hagen Jack, O'Brien Philadelphia Athletic Club Birdie Hagen Philadelphia Riviera Ain Europe

53 New 1909 Lingerie Waists Sale Special

Classified ad notes lingerie waists offered in 1909 sale with net prices. Waists advertised include various styles with reductions to five and ten dollar ranges, highlighting special pricing and sale terms.

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