New Year Receptions Planned for President and Mrs Roosevelt
The article outlines the upcoming New Year receptions at the White House for the President and Mrs Roosevelt with invited officials, Cabinet members, and military officers. It details presentation titles for Navy chiefs, the Blue Room lineup, eight military social attaches, and the sequence of gatherings at the White House and Secretary of State’s home, including notable hostesses and guests from Cabinet and diplomatic circles.
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Navy Department
White House
Converse
Bureau of Navigation
Navy
Roosevelt
Army
Marine Corps
Charles Sumner Bramwell
U. 38. A
Stout
McRea Winslow
Col
Bramwell
Charles McCawley
S Grant
U. 5 A
Frederick Dent Grant
Saant Dan C Moore
S&s MC
Harry Law
Grenville Forteaune
CU S A
Count Cassim
Brilliant
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
Ar Congress
Diplomatic Circle
Dewey
Genera
Chaffee
Hay
Payne Whitney
James W Wadsworth
Loomis
Pierce
Slater
Edwin
Madden
Rebb
Goodwin
Charles S. Bromwell
Joseph
Sibley
Anderson
May Addams
Harvey
India Bell Flemming
Pilsson
Morton
the Navy
New York
Lodge
A. G. Foster
Higginson
Cowles
Ras
Winslow
Hoyt
Chalmers
Chicago
Baroness Mon~cheur
Belgium
Viscountess de Faramond
Erith’ Wetmore
Katharine Elkins
Mire Boardman
Ridgely
Cassie Schroeder
Eddy
Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
Sphooner
Foraker
Newlands
Kean
Thomas Rran
Charles B Walcott
Frederick I Allen
Campbell
Lee Miller
Pearce
Sharp
Metcalf
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Justice Holmes
A. E Bates
Daizen
Henry Karke Porte
James R. Garfield
McClintock
Maude Wetmore
Washington Social Season Brims With Official Hostesses
At the official White House and surrounding residences a long list of hostesses and assistants greet naval, army, and diplomatic guests. Notable figures include Mrs Dewey, Mrs Chaffee, Mrs Fairbanks, and numerous daughters and guests, with receptions running from 2 to 4 or 12:30 to 4 p.m., featuring dinners, musicales, dances, and teas across Washington society.
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Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Dewey
Washington
Ludlow
Frederick Bugher
New York
Wood
Anderson
Butler
Miss Converse
Miss Cowle
Haldane
Hughes
Lamberton
Lcutac
Miss McGowan
McLean
Miss Peters
Fotter
Schroeder
Swift
Bradford
Miss Crosby
Carmody
Carmody, Miss Driggs
Miss Fitch
Miss Sands
Miss Gibson
Miss Goodwin
Miss Barnes
Miss Miller
Miss Potts
Miss Remey
Miss Rush
Miss Tanner
van Reypen
Miss Wallace
Miss Boardman
May Williams
Miss Todd
Mathilde Townsend
Sirs
Chaffee
Young
Gillespie
Bates
Hawkins
Hall
Harrison
A. W. Thackara
Miss Sherman
Alger
Foster
Mme. Perez
Fairbanks
Warren
Azpiroz
Tay Kean
Francis King Wainwright
Philadelphia
Elmor Morton Hoyt
Henry H. Hoyt
Friends
Miss Hoyt
Pennsylvania
Gov. Hoyt
Morton M.michael
Ernest H. Fairbanks
Cochran
Rose Cochran
E. W. Harwell
Boston
Mass
Richmond
B. Hiseman
M Street
S. Dresdner
Brooklyn
N. Y
Alexander Wolf
Miriam Brylawski
Baltimore
Lehman's
Mercantile Club
Temple Fair Fund
Rich's Shoes End Year Run With Promising New Plans
The shoe shop thanks patrons for the busiest year since its founding and pledges continued Rich standard of excellence. It notes a full year round stock and a city-wide reputation for fashion and quality. A focus on college footwear for holiday visitors is highlighted.
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