Crushed satin gowns and pink rhinestone gowns parade at gala
A crowded ballroom portraits Mrs Stimeon in black crepe with pearls while Mrs Fisher glowed in blue satin and lace. Numerous guests wear white satin, mauve crepe meteor, pink chiffon, and other rich fabrics with pearls, diamonds, and crystal embellishments. Names include Nagel Taft Weare Calderon Oliver Overman and many more attended in elaborate ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bn Allvey
Stimeon
Mrs. Fisher
Mrs. Nagel
Taft
Helen
Deen
Harriet Anderson
Misa Catherine Anderson
Mia Mies Meyer
Bakhmetof
Rumian
Ar Les Innina
Beatrice Cusant
Froihan Arubagsadar
Calderon
Eilena Calderon
Robert Shaw Olver
Mias Maclore Oliver
Sofia
Ayer
Suarman Miles
Bellen Noble
Lernear Darlington
Ale Leotard
Gen. Wood
Misvin W. Tinunena
Waeadil Ty
Vailey
Lugh Palmer
Migta
Mrelat Overman
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Edwin Clark Gregory
Mra
Overman
Misa Kathryn Overman
Miss Wood
Otter
Representative Wood
New Jersey
Fashionable women in satin and lace at society gathering
The roster lists numerous attendees in white satin, pink and blue brocade, and other fabrics, each with embroidery, crystals, pearls, and lace. Names include Mrs. Garrard, Mrs. Clarence Edwards, Miss Brooks, Mrs. Page, Miss Dorothy Brooks, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Hitchcock, Mrs. Conrad, and many others, often paired with jewelry and corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Edwards
Clarence Edwards
Buck
New York
Welter
Francis Brooks
A. Roos
San Francisco
William Graeme Harvey
Richard Wainwright, Jr
Edward Carpenter
Turner
St. Louis
Capt
Carpenter
Miew Marien Turner
Canerton
Migs Caperton
Mills Parking
California
Page
Fangter Page
Pearie
Mins Page
EK. C. Brooke
Dorothy Brooks
Dorothy Taylor
Warren
Senator Warren
Gilbert M. Aitchcock
Mias Huth Hitchcock
Renner
George E. Chamberlain
Richard Sylvester
Caspar H. Conrad, Jr
Conrad
E. N. Johnston
Johnston
Jace
Duggatin
Trotter
U. S A
Mary Johnson
Misnouri
Mise Wille Albay
Miss Heth
Virginia Heth
Miss Pickett Heth
Gidpkten Heth
John P. Thompson
Col. Thompson
M. B. Mercer
R. E H. Thornton
Fairfax
Misa Eva Schacklette
Threats Sent to Arnold Targeted Dorothy Arnold Case
New York police arrest 28 year old Bessia Green a mulatto for mailing threatening letters to W H Arnold father of Dorothy Arnold who vanished from home over a year ago Detectives say a group of about six people have sent fifteen letters since last June demanding large sums under threats of shooting Mr Arnold Green was held on 2000 bail New arrests are expected and letters included demands for 1000 with warnings that Arnold’s other children would disappear if not paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bessia Green
Vanda B. Arnold
Dorothy Arnold
Green
Arnold
Judy
Kelteh
Tech Minstrels Debut Draws 1,200 at McKinley School
About 1200 people attended the Tech Minstrels opening night at McKinley Manual Training School. The auditorium was packed and the performers were well received. Cast members included H Alvin Lake Raymond Wells Mark De Gradge Be Gibson and many others with Roy Claflin Olive W Dennis Alexander B Many Nelson M Mclepin J Erm Smith Joseph S Witton George Wells and Theodore Howard listed among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaw
McKiniey Manual Training School
H. Alvin Lake
Raymond Wells
Mark de Gradge
Be Gibson
Wwiniam Peacock, Jr
Crow
Archie L. @theon
H. Ernest Galion
Dry Frank E. Morgan
Allen Cai Donegan
John T. Rudy
Falter
I. Baunders
Gilbert F. Haul ‘Onyan
HB. Dieton
Karl B. Walkar
Mawin Felt
Charles M. Wi ‘Hlopter
Edward * Ly Hardiaty
A. Hahn
J. Elyoy Pumphrey
D. Gibbons
B. Campbell
J. Johnson
Ernest B. Blau
B. McGowan
Fred W. Todaon
Royal Winker
Perrie McLean
Roland Thompson
L. Ettenger
Herman A. Bley
Yea N
Low
Frank 8. Procter
Harold R. Northrup
Lee Crendall
John H. Philips
Charles Ro Appal
Reader Schmidt
Clay C. Holmes
Arpold ¥. Stubenrauch, Jr
Salvadore Cartota
L. Jackson
Adolnb
A. Doty
A. Klrnst
Fall Kills Carpenter E Williams Succeeds to Fajurien After Injury
An 80 year old carpenter, E Williams, died after a fall down stairs from the second to the first floor of the Willard building at 1612 Street Northwest. He was found unconscious by workmen, transported to a hospital with a fractured skull and cerebral hemorrhages. Coroner Nevitt stated the death occurred at the emergency hospital last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Williams
Wilard
Atreet
Yemtewlay
Witten H
Williams
Amergency
Nevitt
William Yell
Disappearance of Mrs Greever Baffles Police Complication
The Rev Walton H Greever of Columbia and editor of the United Synod searches for his wife Mrs Mary Greever who vanished last Friday after leaving Miles Laurae Ryan in Philadelphia. Detectives and hospital staff report no trace despite hotel and station inquiries across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig
Walton H. Greever
Columbia, & Co
United Synod
Mra. Greever
Boardman
Police Department
Miles Laurae Ryan
Coraca Street
Miss Ryan
AN4
Vinita All Hotels
Hagar J. Grasver
Taswell
Arthur Kohn
Columbia
Theodore Bryemel
Philadalphia
Union
Greeyer
Will of Misa Daingerfield Probate Initiated In Maryland
The will of Misa Eien C. Daingerfield who died February 15 is filed for probate. The estate valued around 2.0 percent to be distributed to Catholic charities Georgetown University receives old paintings by Mr. and Mrs. Brent of Richmond. The portraits of Daingerfield ancestors go to the Maryland Historical Society. Richard Thompson is executor. Ada Lacey and other relatives receive specified sums. Clergy and institutions get multiple bequests including St. Mary’s Upper Marlboro and St. Aloysius Church. The rest of the Prince George county real estate is divided among Hilary, Philip B K, and John S B Daingerfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Eien C. Daingerfeld
Georgetown Universty
William Brent
Richmond
John Carroll
Dlegnur Dargall Carroll
Brent
Waingerfield
Maryland Historical Society
Baltimore
Richard ©. Thompson
Virginia Key Duingerfel
Cardinal Gibbons
Poplar Hilano
Upper Mar
Misa Dalngarfeld
Henry Deine Berfield
Prince George Counly
Mize Daingerfield
Hilary
Philip B. K
John 5. B. Daingerfield
Cataia
John
Henry
Philip
Lorenzo Daingerfields
Katherine Bonsil Daingerfield
Nieve
Virginia Key Daingerfield
ister-In-law
Arah
Carter
Charlotte R. Dillingham
Mouk
Reverdy J. Daingerflald
Eleanor ¢. D. Carter
Minnie
Lillian Chew
Richard G. Thompson
Thompagon
of Honey
Beverly Daingerfield
Pythians Name Officers at Calumbiq Grand Lodge Session
The District of Calumbiq grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias opened the second evening of the convention at the Pythian Temple. Ten members attended as legislation on the order and annual officer elections occupied the session. Officers elected for the ensuing year include Grands Chancellor George W. Haley and Grand View Chancellor Robert Stoufe with several others re-elected or reflected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grapd Lodge
Calumbiq
Knights of Pythias
Erelgak Ia
Pythian Temple
Order
George W. Haley
Grand View
Robert Stoufe
Charles W. Henderson
Henry J. Aevan
Authority Over Car Lines Boosts Interstate Regulation Power
The Interstate Commerce Commission argued before the U S Supreme Court its power to regulate street railways crossing state lines. The case focused on reducing Omaha Nebraska to Council Bluffs Iowa fares from 16 to 10 cents, with broad implications for many cities nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commissign
Commission
Omaha
Nebr
Coynell Bluffs
Towa
Hood's Sarsaparilla Eyed For Scrofula Cure
An 1900s style testimonial describes Hood's Sarsaparilla as effective against scrofula. The writer, Tisha Taecka of Barrington, claims relief after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and Sareatala tablets, noting the symptoms vanished and recommending the medicine.
Rebels Lose Santa Maria in Mexican Revolt
A chaotic Mexican news summary notes a revolt near Santa Maria north of Cuernavaca with federal troops seizing towns in Soreton after a morning to noon battle. Reports mention 27 prisoners and guards killed in Puebla, escaped prisoners, and a military response, plus bandit raids in Sonora and unrest in Madero and Cananea amid revolutionary chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Santa Maria
Cuernavaca
Prigone
Poyglan
Ariz
Prem Cananea
Mababl
Nogales
Sonora
Bomex
Francisco
Orreon
Mexico
Lockwood's Body En Route From Chicago to Washington
The body of Chariea B. Lockwood a Washington correspondent for the Dutath Wineanain died of tuberculosis on a train bound for New Iberia and will be mourned in Washington. Funeral services will be at J Willam Laa's Undertaking Room on Pennsylvania Avenue Thursday at 4 30 AM with a burial at Rock Creek Cemetery. A tribute will be paid at a meeting of the corps of correspondents in the Senate press gallery this afternoon at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fewspaper
Remaino
Chicago
Chariea B. Lockwood
Dutath ‘Wineanain
New
Bmegica
Yng
Washington
Burlitt
Rock Creek Cemetery
Aorea
Senate
Lockwood
Lectures on Arid Lands Quietly Promotes Irrigation Progress
United States Reclamation Service director H Newell spoke to the Civil Service Council at the Public Library outlining a 71 000 000 four month push to reclaim arid western lands. He cited vast acreages transformed from desert via irrigation and crops valued at significant per acre gains. Dutch Supper at Rifles Armory Highlights parish fund-raising dinner with 4 to 9 o'clock seating. The evening featured vaudeville entertainment and dancing after the meal. Committees listed include Mrs Robey Mrs Hughes Mrs Lantell Mrs Keane Mrs Molte Mrs Buckley Mr Campbell Mrs Lynch and others with Miss Bremahan Kans Lynch Lin Maxander Curtin Kendall and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Newell
United States Reclamation Pervice
Civil Service | Council
Newell
Rifles Armory
Joseph's Catholic
National Files Archory
Clemants
Robey
Hughes
Lantell
Keane
Molte
Buckley
Campbell
Lynch
Mea. Puller
Bremahan
Kans
Lin- Maxander
Curtin
Kendall
Qu. Lenmen
Gehman
Sprockice
Elling
Costigan
Aged Washington man vanishes after walk from daughter’s home
Dahle Mehrling an 89 year old longtime Washington resident, disappeared after leaving his daughter’s home near Fourth Street and avenue. Police and family search for him. he has a gray beard, white hair, weighs about 160 pounds, stands about 5 feet 8 inches, and is known for running a neighborhood grocery business for over six decades with a shop previously at Sixth and T Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahle Mehrling
Washington
George Mehrling
Pouthwegt
Inez
Mehrltng
George L. Stahl
George Mehrting
Charles Long
F. Street
Wiliam Denplayn
Giesboso Font
Ezra Hoffman
Avex
Frederick
Hig
Charles Scherrer
Kla Fon
Mra
Stahl
Himes
Tesboro Point
Mehming
MehNing
Sixth and
T Ptrests
Bloom denies fight with noncommissioned officer
Lieut Frank Bloom of the Fourth field artillery denied reports he fought a noncommissioned officer at Port D. A. Trisgell Wyoming. A telegram to Simon Wolf said the story is untrue and without foundation. Wolf had sought Bloom's statement as part of an inquiry into the incident, but Bloom telegraphed no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Wall
Fat
Frank Bloom
Fourth Field Artillery
Port D. A. Trisgell
Wyo
Bloom
Simon Wolf
Wolf
Joseph Garrard
Fort Myer
Young May
Weit
Lieut. Bloom
Fourth Degree for K of C Students Gather for Ceremony
One hundred and sixty members of the Knights of Columbus will gather tomorrow evening to receive their fourth degree at Nations Hall. Delegations arrive from Maryland and Virginia for the ceremony followed by a memorial program at St Pauls Church. Charles W. Carr will confer the degree with a procession of leaders named. a memorial map will be unveiled and a pontifical sermon by Rev J McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Hey
Maryland
Virginia
Masaachupette
George Worthington
Charles W. Carr
Tistriet of
Columbia
Degres Commutia
Philly Warren
D. A. Edwards
Thoman B. Nolan
F. P. Sheehy
Richard A. Curtin
George P. Kolb
St. Paul's Church
Y Atreata
Paul’e Change Choir
Wader
Affl Winchester
J. McGuire
Cathallg Univeraity
Peace Meeting Adds Bwagar Kerley to Navy League Speakers
Representative Bwagar Kerley of Kentucky was added to the sneakers at the Navy League peace meeting to be held at Memorial Continental Hall Friday. President Taft will deliver the chief address with Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright and Francis Adams of Boston among the other speakers. The event starts at 1 pm as the opening moment of the league's two day convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bwagar Kerley
Kentucky
Navy League
Memorial Continental Hall
Taft
Richard Wainwright
Neries Francis Adama
Hoston
League
Teachers Hear C B Ball At Weekly Meeting
Superintendent R Ball of the teacher training department spoke last night at a session of the school association meeting. Other speakers included John Barker and Mrs Wilbur F Crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlumbi
Basday Sekee
R. Ball
Teachura
Banday Behool Association
John 9. Barker
Wilbur F. Crafts
Maids Extinguish Fire at Buchanan Residence
Household staff in the family of Brigadier General James Buchanan at 210 Massachusetts Avenue quickly formed a bucket brigade to quell a fire in the Butler's room sparked by an overheated stove. Maids Mary Perkinson Lotter Parnell and Lillian Van derveer summoned help and, with the fire department arriving, prevented further damage though the blaze burned out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotter Parnell
Lillian Vandervere
Sayvant
Slayer of Husband Freed From Asylum in New York
Frances O Shaughnessy, who killed her husband George on May 5 claiming she shot to save a soul, was acquitted on grounds of insanity. Rele ased from Manhattan State Hospital on February 0K after judge ordered confinement, doctors found no ongoing insanity and deemed the disturbance a transient emotional mania. She had unsuccessfully urged her husband to stop his attentions to another woman before the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asylum
New York
Frances O'Braughnessy
George
Manhattan State Hospital
Poster
Americans Get Art Gems in Berlin Auction Sale
In Berlin a collection of old masters from Edward F. Weber of Hamburg opened for sale. Collectors from Europe and America attended. notable bids included 147.50 for a Virgin and Child by Andrea Mantegna. The Boston museum bought an altar triptych for 318,000 and an unknown master’s Crucifixion for 60,000. The day’s total reached 43,600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herlin
Germany
Lepke Agetion
Berlin
Cdime
Edward F. Weber
Hamburg
Europe
America
Francois Klebberger
Paria
Andrea Mantegna
Klebberger
Boston
Atarevaren
Accused of Robbing Actress at Scranton Hotel Theft
Pittsburgh police arrested Trattie Conn and Cann in connection with a $4000 jewelry theft from the Blanche Ring actress while she was performing in Scranton last October. Cann and his wife, hotel workers, fled soon after the incident. Marie Gilliam of Scranton was later arrested on charges of larceny aiding in the case. Jewelry valued at 2000 was recovered from the Ring property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Paev
Trattie Conn
Scranton
Cann
Beaton
Marie Gilliam
Aharget
Deserrt
Mlanche Ring
de Alas Ring
Policemen Chase Locomotive Through City Yards
In Chisago a runaway Baltimore and Ohio freight engine sped for miles in yards after its crew left the cab. Police from three stations pursued it, three gallon stations aided, and the engine derailed when finally confronted. Officers joked about the danger as patrol horses were recalled and the engine was reported safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisago
Baltlinera
Ohio
Freman
Wheating Patrol Horsen
Danger in rails prompts Indiana railroad probe
Investigation by the Indiana Railroad Commission examines allegations that railroads demand extremely hard steel rails causing brittleness and a rise in accidents. William J. Wood, commission member, notes reports across states of fractured rails hardened to supposedly last longer, risking safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolla
Tad
Indiana Railroad Commission
William J. Wood
Paroled Inmates From Federal Prison Reach Freedom
Leavenworth Kansas February 40 Frank Forking of Philadelphia and Archie Smith of Washington DC were released on parole from the federal prison. Forking served two years for sending improper matter through the mail. Smith served two and a half years for larceny. Edward Heyer of Guthrie Ohio paid a $26 fine and began serving the remainder of a four year robbery sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavanworth
Kans
Frank Forking
Phiadelphia
Archie Smith
Washington, D.C
Perkins
Smith
Edward Heyer
Guthrie
Ohio
Prison for King's Physician in New York
New York court convicts Jgmea Togna for practicing medicine without a license. He must pay 40 dollars and serve 20 days in jail. He had claimed decoration by the King of Italy and service as an assistant to the king's physician. The verdict was by the court of special sessions on a complaint from the New York Medical Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jgmea Togna
Italy
Muat
Tombs
Court of Special Sessions
Bis
Badets
Jusserand to Speak in Chicago for Washington Birthday
Chicago February 20 officers of the Union League Club said Jules Tunkerang a French ambassador to the United States accepted an invitation to deliver the principal address at the Washington birthday celebration in Chicago Thursday Ambassador Jusser will arrive in Chicago tomorrow A dispatch from Richmond Virginia said Samuel Adama a Negro about years old has been cited in connection with a murder in Alexandria detectives report two eyewitnesses to the murder ready to testify in Richmond police at Alexandria headquarters pursued the arrest and are ready to reveal the commission of the murder time described in the dispatch unnamed man murdered is not named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jusserand
Chicago
Union Laague Club Today
Jules Tunkerang
United States
Junser
Moucher
Alexandria
Richmond
Samuel Adama
Banquet Promotes Reform In Greek Fraternities
Washington alumni chapter of Sigma Chi held a Chevy Chase Club banquet where Hamilton Douglas states fraternities should aid college authorities in developing moral, intellectual, and physical powers. He cites elimination of gambling and drunkenness as a natural outcome. notable attendees include Lafayette Pence and Dr. Robert Farnam, with many others from cities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Slama Chi
Chevy Chase Club
Hamilton Douglas
Atlanta Ga
Walter L. Fisher
jInterior
George Ade
Douglas
Egwin J. Meklse
G. Holdewor
T) Gordon
J. C. Bloodgood
Baltimore
Lafayette Pence
Carl A. Mapes
Robert Farnam
Wallace Radcliffe
Mare
J. Holdaworth Gordon
Hii Man
F. Hurst Handy
Robert F. Nam
Morven Thompson
Paul Freeman
Harry Meyer
Harry T. Frost
A. J. Mc. Welway
WW. Bride
Philip Walker
Snowden Ashford
R. B. Patterson
F. R. Clark
Irving Haws
Ho Handy
Holdaworth Gordon
Rowin
J. Meee
M. Thompaop
James H. Donovan
T. W.mcreynolds
M. Packard
J. F. Barnes
George A. Weaver
Biscoe
Ravert
Fama
Acker
J. W. Myera
Henry W. Zen
J. B. MgcCawley
Halla
B.J. McMu
W. A. Morgan
G. H. Ablideen
H. W. Moffett
Robert Z
Daniel
Gf. Crother
Dr. I
Good
Daniel M. Dalzell
Pati Freeman
Ridgiey G. Hunt
Lewis W. Weaver
Clyde B. Weikert
F. M. Harrmor
Byron Morse
Fred
Newspaperman Taney Stricken in Wheeling
Special to The Washington Pope Ripster publisher Charles H. Taney general manager and owner died suddenly at his desk after a brief illness. Taney, a longtime Democratic press figure in the state, was 65 and survived by his wife and two children on the editorial staff of the Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Charles H. Taney
Ripister
Mr. Taney
Tie
James B. Taney
The
Register
Cleveland J
Belfast
Ireland
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Ura
Oliver In Satin
Sally Grartington
W. W. Wotherspoon
Mya
Walter McLean
Capt. McLean
Richard V. Oulahan
Stephen Ayres
Representative Ayres
Walter
Representative Patten
Mia George Downey
Banator
James Sloan
Misa Margaret Brooks
Edward Burr
Charmeume
Tiback Lane
Mas Lertrude Creely
Miss Greely
Misa Advis Grably
Maas Borethy Willams
Miatoh & Williams
Col
Wil Hack
Miss Gouverneur
Ureen
Moss Mary Irwin
Miny Mabel Hoardman
Chilstine Marburg
Mea Herkman Winthrop
Mrs. Wood
Fisa Oliphant
Mias
Mary Oliphant
Trenton
N. J
Vale
Rhifon
Lucy
Ook
Vider Ehiffon
Ira Frank Behtth
Emily Beatty
Biddle
Wits
Imimandast
Marine Corps
Swount Vernon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Weshington
Wirthdar
Yanf
Garrard
Ovat
Tech
Black-Pace
McKinley School
Fall
Mystifien
Pythians
Tisha T. Taecka
Barrington
Hood
Haris Ewing
Walton W. Greaver
South Carolina
Corcoran Street
Pushta
Sonore Ranches
Newell Trustrates
Civil Service Council
Daniel Mehrling
Lieu. Bloom
K. Ofc
Shetley
Trachers
C.B. Ball
Castoria
Husband Sane
Negra
Janet Phett
Leavenworth, Kans
King's Physician
Copenhagen
Sigma Chi
Wheeling’ Register
Arvitalionda
Tharp
Berkely Rye BF
Nwne Main
Eveli
Thi
Robert H. Long
Mertha Brown
G. H. Clark
Bo Webb
Fidelity Storage Company
Cerema
E Street
Shoemaker Co
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
K St. Wiolesais
Nalice
Castelberg
Penn, Ave. H.W
Georges & Son, Inc
Claret Sh Tian Xander
Anc OU Tiny
Fougera 2 CO
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