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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1917

Page

10

Child rescues sister as fire claims lace curtain blaze

Hilton King 14 and his sister Alice 6 escaped their home after a lace curtain ignited by a celluloid comb touched a gas jet. The family extinguished the fire. In another item, Arnold H F Holsten died at 80 at 1000 Florida Ave NE and was interred at Prospect Hill Cemetery. survived by wife and two sons. Lantern slides of college views were shown at a University Club dinner for the Ions State College Alumni Association to recall campus days.

Hilton King William F. King Seventeenth Street Alice King Arnold H F. Holsten Florida Avenue Northeast Prospect Hill Cemetery Mr. Holsten George John Holsten Germany Ions State College University Club

Mrs Gronna Bride to Be as Guests Fill White House Row

White House social pages recount Mrs Wilson, Mrs Lansing and guests hosting lunches and teas. Sen Gronna's daughter Grace Gronna to wed Carl W Lewis tomorrow. Senate and diplomatic circle attends events at Shoreham and Willard with notable guests from Congress and foreign envoys.

Mrs Peters Hosts Lavish Luncheon For Notables

Mrs Peters wife of Representative John A Peters hosted a lavender and yellow luncheon at the Powhatan yesterday with auction bridge. Guests included Mrs Charles wife of Representative William S Charles and numerous others such as Mrs James B Martine Mrs Joseph J Russell Mrs Homer P Snyder and more. A small dinner followed on Sunday for Assistant Secretary of War William M Ingraham. Tomorrow after 330 p m Commodore William S Hogg’s wife will host a final reception of the season assisted by several ladies.

Peters John A. Peters Powhstan Charles William Mra Peters James B. Martine Joseph J. Russell Homer P. Snyder Wallace Dempsey James W. Husted Walter R. Stiness Walter M. Chandler George F. O’shaunesay Walter W. Magee Edwards Kansas Jewett Shouse Wiliam M. Ingraham Hogg William S Hogg USN Wiliam C Worthington Thomas Senn Mis Shaw Micg Constantinbert Mraz Margaret Norton Dorothy Trout

Social Doings From Washington Events At Vassar And Local Lieges

Mrs. Marie Mattingly Maloney delivered an address on Washingtons birthday at Vassar College. Miss Iris Hawley hosted tea for Grace Grenna soon to marry Carl W. Lewis. Mrs. Robert H.C. Kelton hosts guests tomorrow 4 to 6 with help from family and friends including Mrs. George B. Wills and Mrs. John C. Kelton. Mrs John Van Renasalear Hof and Mrs. Ulysses G. B Pierce preside at the tea table with several other hostesses. Mr. John Barrett lectures at Mason House on First-Hand Impressions of the European War. A Marine Band Orchestra concert at the Marine Barracks drew a large fashionable audience. Beethoven s fifth symphony featured, with soloist Fritz Mueller. The program closed with Wagner Lohengrin prelude, Weber Freischutz overture and Star Spangled Banner. Miss Mattis will be at home this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lambie stay at Lakeside Inn Mount Dora Florida.

Marie Mattingly Maloney Washington Vassar College Iris Hawley Misa Grace Grenna Carl W. Lewis Robert H.C. Kelton Charles Woodruff Boston George B. Wills John C. Kelton John van Renasalear Hof Ulysses G. B Pierce William 8. Kelton Seattle Edwin Kelton Adelaide Ames Arthur Sweetser Mise Fay Pierce Mias ~Johnston John Barrett Mason House Twentieth Street Marine Barracks Marine Band Orchestra Sreut. Santelmann Beethoven Fritz Mueller Georg Edward Gottermann Wagner Weber

Call on fair sex to help jobless in District

Representatives from women organizations in the District and 29 national women’s societies are called to meet March 9 at the Public Library. The aim is to form a committee to cooperate with the government employment bureau in obtaining work for the unemployed, with duties including placement of returned guardsmen as a priority and a division for teachers and professionals.

Moet Government Miss Building T. W. Powderly Division of Information

Citizens vote on banquet plans debated by West End group

West End Citizens Association discussed annual banquet with some objecting to higher ticket costs. Entertainment committee to run a postcard referendum to gauge member support based on solvency amid rising food prices. the outcome hinges on member finances.

West End Citizens’ Association

Old Papers Tell Of Indian Crimes On Plains

Ernest Amelung, War College librarian since 1966, buried Sunday in Rock Creek Cemetery. Papers reveal he was captured by Apaches in August 1866 near Tucson, his parents and two brothers killed. Amelung died on Washington's birthday of heart disease. funeral held for many friends as Chief Clerk Mercer delivered address.

American Plains Ernest Amelung War College Rock Creek Ernest Gichner E Street Amelung Tucson Ariz Plains Washington Mercer Gichner

Chi Phi Alumni Form Unified Fraternity Unit

A permanent Chi Phi Alumni organization was formed at the University Club meeting last night with Rev John Brittain Clark as guest of honor speaking on The Fraternity and What It Means Paymaster General McGowan also spoke Officers elected include President Dr W H Fox Vice President James T Newton and Secretary Treasurer J Preston Mayfield.

Chi Phi University Club John Brittain Clark McGowan W. H. Fox James T. Newton J. Preston Mayfield

Demand Dry Referendum Backed by Central Labor Union

The Central Labor Union passed resolutions at Typographical Temple opposing the Sheppard Barkley prohibition bill and urging a District referendum. They endorsed Samuel Gomperse protest to Congress against passage without a referendum clause. The vote was 83 to 2, with four opposing voters being women delegates.

Sheppard- Barkley Central Labor Union Samuel Gomperse Congress

Thaw insanity petition filed in Philadelphia court

A petition for a lunacy commission to determine the sanity of Harry K. Thaw, held in a Philadelphia hospital after cell infections from an arrest attempt, was filed by his mother’s counsel. The move aims to place Thaw under Pennsylvania judicial control and challenges his New York indictment for assault on 19 year old Frederick Gump Jr. A lunacy commissioner and a six man sheriffs jury will assess his mental condition, with alienists to examine him tomorrow.

Philadelphia Harry K. Thaw New York Frederick Gump, Jr Kansas City Common Pleas Court Thaw Pennsylvania Ellis Ames Ballard Swann Black

Today’s Beauty Talk Shampoo From Canthrax For Easy Care

A vintage advertisement promotes a low effort shampoo made by dissolving a teaspoon of canthrax in hot water to produce a perfumed liquid. It claims easy application across the scalp and hair, removes dandruff and dirt, and leaves hair soft and pleasantly scented after drying.

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