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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1906

Page

11

White House New Year Reception Marks First for Fairbanks

The 1905 New Year reception at the White House opens with Vice President Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks greeting the President and First Lady, followed by Mrs. Root and other dignitaries. The piece reflects on past years and the social season, noting lent, clubs, celebrations, and the historic guest list in a period voice.

Newport Bar Harbor Lttle Garret Hobart United States White House Fairbanks Land Root Shaw Diplomatic Corps Roosevelt Foraker

New Year Store Events Soon Begin Spring Merchandising

The New Year will inaugurate activities announcing the start of spring merchandising. A series of daily store events will follow in succession, expected to interest patrons and the shopping public.

Édarger S Fann, Sons & CO

January 1906 White Sale opens tomorrow at Our store

The January White Sale begins Tuesday offering deep discounts on Muslin Underwear and Household Linens plus Cotton Dress Materials Lace Curtains and more. Featured goods include muslin bed clothing glassware bric-a-brac and men's furnishings with France Germany England and Belgium fabrics represented. Further details to appear in today and tomorrow editions.

France Germany England Switzerland Belgium Star

Washington White House Reception Lists dense society guests

A lengthy roster lists Mrs Taft and hundreds of invited women and men including Miss Root, Mrs. Cortelyou, Mrs. Bonaparte, and many others. The program outlines 11:00 to 4:00 PM receptions with various official and social groups, plus dinners and private entertainments at the homes of Cabinet spouses and notable officials. The note also mentions illnesses, absences, and specific hosting arrangements for the day.

Taft Cortelyou Bonaparte Hitchcock Metralf Miss Wilson Paris Roosevelt Blue Room Timmons Miss Root Janet McCook Miss Shaw Henry Wyaft Louise Taft Helen Rey Hinds Jean Tuckerman Sims M. Speht Coller Georgette Coller Ken HK. Chabot Charles &. Bromwell Albert In Key Isabella J. Hagner B. F. Barnes Rudolph Forster Robert Bacon Miss Bacon D. G. Adee Adee H. H. D. Peirce Truman HH. Newberry Robert Shaw Oliver Oliver Overman Fanny G. Perkins Platt Wetmore Hooker Fairfield Osborn R. J. Wynne J. Donald Cameron Cameron Clayton Bryan Lathrop Diplomatic Corps Supreme Court of the United States Court of Appeals District of Columbia Supreme Court of the United States Court of Claims United States Congress Army Navy Marine Corps Smithsonian Institution Civil Service Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Isthmian Canal Commission Librarian of Congress Columbia Institution For the Deaf and Dumb Society of the Cincinnati Associated Veterans of the War of 1846 Medal of Honor Legion Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States Grand Army of the Republic Union Veteran Legion The Union Veterans’ Union Society of the Army of Santiago Spanish War Veterans Army and Navy Union Minutemen F Oldest Inhabitants’ Association White House Treasury Mast Executive Avenue Peel Fred Grant Bates Swift Mabel Boardman Frank Ellis Albert Key Henry Taft Marion Oliver Alice Bowditch Hebey Robert J. Wynne London W. &. Shallenberger Edwin C. Madden George B. Williams John J. Hemphill Judson C. Clements F. W. Booth George F. Hamilton D. I. Sandoe B. F Barnes H. C Miss Roosevelt Supreme Court Misses McKenna Harlan Day Justice Day McKenna Justice Brown

Community Women Host Various Social Receptions in Washington

A listing of receptions and hosts across Washington shows the Central Center Mission group and their wives hosting events at 622 Louis avenue NW, Mrs O'Reilly of the Surgeon General's staff at 1825 Q Street, and multiple gatherings from 4 to 10 o'clock near 1239 Q Street NW to 225 Vermont Avenue NW. The Yauns Women's Christian Association reception runs 4 to 10, with boards of directors as hosts. Other gatherings include events at 1115 Massachusetts Avenue and Sixth Street NW with the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, and a Legion of Loyal Women hall reception with a long list of hostesses and guests.

Representative Hull Town Conner Gallinger Man Schreiner Anderagn Justice Anderson Robert I. Fleming Showalter Secretary of the Navy Portland Bonaparte Newberry EB. Hume Talbert Mrs. Bradford Mise Clara Palmer Thayre Seata Talbert Nicholson Mr. Bradford Nena Palmer Hume Salbert Jeage Nicholson Milo Atkinson Louis Bradford Clara Hart Rosalie Shelton Hortense McKee Clara Palmer Bessie Brown Nena, Palmer Louis Thayre J. A. Sears Frank Carden James Austin David Rozeele Fred S. Hodgson A. Weil Diana Weil Nathan Sondheimer Edwin S. Clark the Plains Cnter Louris Avenue O'Reilly Army Q Street Miss Page Miss Baskin Yauns Whomen’s Christian Association Twelfh May Anna Clark Madigan, McGuire Mc Gil Massachusetts Avenue Louisa S. Weightman Woman's Christian Temperance Union Sixth Street

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