Suffragists Rally for Washington March Day Amid Pageant
Rosalie Jones leads a 60 mile plus hike from New York toward Washington as suffragists plan a Thursday arrival with a cheering escort band and horse and auto contingents. Maryland and Baltimore hosts prepare golden chariots and mass meetings ahead of the March 3 procession.
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Rosalie Gardiner Jones
Tes Arins
Igrims
Washington
Thursda
New York
Jones
Nkies
Mins
Alice Paul Thia Wnemming
Fur Atuntensa
Laurel
F Street
Pulteo Sylvester
Adedtet
Riding and Hunt Club Publishes Season Schedule
The hunt committee announced the remaining season schedule with drag hounds meeting Wednesdays at 1 pm and Saturdays at 3 pm, weather permitting. Foxhounds meet on holidays in early morning at to be announced. The club notes growing rider participation and aims to extend bruise paths and parkway trails linking reserves.
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Riding and Ant Club
Frogen
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S. T. Brown Funeral Today
Funeral services for S S Thomas Brown 71 prominent Georgetown resident will be held this afternoon at 4 at his residence 243 P street northwest Rev James T Marshall of West Street Presbyterian Church to officiate pallbearers are the directors of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of which Mr Brown was president interment in Oak Hill Cemetery born near Clarksburg Md in 1888 he came to Georgetown at 14 and rose to bank presidency over seventeen years married Virginia Cissell in 1865 died 1877 held directorships at District of Columbia Paper Company Georgetown Gas Company Arlington Insurance Company and Farmers and Mechanics National Bank member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District
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Thomas Brown
Georgetown
P Street
James T. Marshall
West Street Presbyterian Church
Farmers and Mechanica National Barn
Brown
Oak Hill Cemetery
Clarksburg
Virginia Cissell
Mrrs. Brown
District of Columbia Paper Company
Georgetown Gas Company
Arlington Insurance Company
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Association of
Randall family to salvage dignity after job loss
Helen visits Mrs Randall in a shabby West Twenty second Street boarding house after Randall loses Crane Barker work. Mrs Randall explains subletting their luxury apartment, downsizing to a cheap room to avoid debt while keeping children in school. Helen admires their brave, prideful plan and ponders how to help without humbling them.
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Wabel
Herbert Urner
Randall
Warren
Helen
Osler
West Twenty-second Street
Crane & Barker
Mrs. Randall
Toomers
Randalls
Susan
Rainy Day Skirt Sparks Talk In Town Style Gaffe
Old Man Jones recalls a debate on changing fashions in the county. A Saturday shopper entered the store wearing a striking Rainy Day skirt and carried herself with carefree poise, prompting talk about women’s attire and societal judgment.
Horoscope for Lovers on February 24 1913
Astrological forecast finds favorable signs for courtship and marriage with sun aspects promising contentment and progress toward high aims. It warns business matters may be uncertain, notes forthcoming wealth and philanthropy, and urges health vigilance and cautious social choices for youths and young births.
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McClure
New York Day for Mrs Taft and Family Attendees
Mrs Taft and her sister spent a weekend in New York with sixteen house party guests. Miss Genevieve Champ Clark travels to Europe with Col. and Mrs Harvey. Harvard Club dinner set for Thursday. Italian and Brazilian ambassadors arrive in Washington as social season continues with receptions and visits.
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Mrs. Taft
New York
AS. Taft
Laughlin
Washington
Helen Taft
Robert Taft
Dover House
Lloyd Bowers
Genevieve Champ Clark
Marchesa Cusani
Donna Beatrice Cusani
Mme. da Gama
New
Sidelights on the Smart Set at Biarritz and London
Reports from Europe describe Varient Star of New York renting Villa Notre Dame at Biarritz and meeting English and French aristocrats during the season. Paris Busy Bee Salon gains mixed reception in New York. London society hosts fancy dress events with Lady Albemarle and other notables. Lady Bateman recovers from a serious operation. other high society figures, including Mrs. Rupert Beckett’s daughter and Flavia Forbes, display prominence. Sir Arthur Walsh handles court etiquette as Princess Yolanda engages in a Meditteranean wild boar hunt with seven boars downed by her age peers.
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Varigent Star
New York
Notre Dame
Astor
Earl of Derby
Edward
Hambro
Herbert Vane Tempest
Charles
Lady Tucker
Alexander
Bruce Tucker
Marquis d’Hautpoul
Mme
Paul Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Elmer Black
Fifth Avenue
Paris
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Busy Bee
George Keppel
Grosvenor Street
London
Walter Rubens
Melville Gideon
Mrs. Keppel
Mr. Keppel
Violet Keppel
Albemarle
Iris Capell
Hssent
Lady Arlington
Sarah Wilson
Montague Wilcott
Duchess of Beaufort
Ivana Manners
Prince Paul of Servia
Duke of Manchester
Walter Burns
Lady Cunard
Lady Bateman
Lady Hateman
James Jeffrey Graham
Henry Cabot Knapp
Rupert Beckett
Flavia Forbes
Angela Forbes
Earl of Rosslyn
Flavia
Lady Warwick
Duchess of Sutherland
Yolanda
Mediterranean
Bishop Confirms 40 at St Stephen's in Columbia Heights
Bishop Alfred Warding celebrated holy communion yesterday in his private chapel and at St Stephen's Church Columbia Heights officiating a confirmation class of 40, mostly adults, including former Catholics. He delivered the sermon.
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Til Oelack
St. Stephen's Church
Columbia Heights
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Exercising the Stomach in Diet and Health Hints
A reader asks if the stomach should be exercised like a muscle to stay in good condition. The article notes ideal nutrition requires proper food for growth heat and energy with minimal digestion energy waste, and that the stomach is a muscle needing exercise but often requires rest. It warns against overeating heavy meals and advises gradual energy savings for better health.
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