White House guests mingle during holiday visit
Miss Harriet Anderson, a Cincinnati visitor, stayed several days at the White House. Mrs Walter S. Logan of New York and other guests attended at-home gatherings and dinners. Notables from embassies and naval attaches joined in the social events, with tours, teas, and receptions noted at the Willard, Chevy Chase Club, and other venues as December festivities continued in Washington.
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Eugene Cowles Pomeroy
New Willard
Walter McLean
Livingston Egan
Florida
Nelson A. Mites
Richard Reid Rogers
Migs Rogers
Chevy Chane Club
Baroness Preuschen
Washington
Wilmington
Seneter Au Pont
King's Honors List Diminished By Fewer Peerages
The New Year honors list shows fewer peerages as the King confers mainly civil service and political distinctions. Canada is well represented with Robert L. S. Borden named private counselor alongside notable figures such as Sir Thomas Gibson-Carmichael and Samuel Hope Morley.
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Wiliam Nelson
Nelson Steamship Line
Thomas Skinger
Canadian Pacific Hatway
Hudsons Bay Company
Joseph Beecham
Valentine
Chiral
Rodolphe Forget
Montreal
Edmond B. Osler
Ontario
Knights Bachelors
Writerly Revenge Of The Waving Words In Business Notes
A well born stenographer seeks revenge after finding out her employer Jabez Onder donck has a wife. She crafts a suggestive letter to Marriott Dalton Co in Baltimore showing him up with flirtatious phrases and offers to take dinner, while dictation and witnesses reveal a hidden letter writing plot in the firm’s office.
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Haltimore
Jabnz Onderdonck & CO
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Knox Couple Arrive in Washington After New York Wedding
Mr and Mrs Hugh Knox who wed in New York on December 14 arrived in Washington to stay with his parents before moving to their home on Seventeenth Street near Dupont Circle. Mrs Le Droit Barber has rented at 22 Eighteenth Street. The Congressional Club plans a revelry at its quarters 14th Street from 2 30 to 6 60.
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Washington
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le Droit
Thought for Today at the White House New Year Reception
A reflective account describes New Year’s Day at the White House marking the social season. The Marine Band plays as officials, diplomats, Supreme Court, Congress, and foreign notables pass to greet the President in the Blue, Green, and East rooms. Many attendees, both men and women, attend in formal dress amid a long waiting line.
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Social leaders in Europe and American society in 1900s
Henry White’s wife questions national loyalties through European lacework and embroidery. British and French ladies pursue luxury crafts while Marchioness of Crewe champions her infant son. Baroness de Meyer and Baroness Posse clash in fencing aims as American women seek international amateur titles. George Clark’s witty encounter with a countess highlights transatlantic society intrigue.
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Zula Rape
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Wins Marston
Hoston
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New York
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Dedicate Tablet to Miss Bradford in Christ Church
A large congregation witnesses the dedication of a stone tablet for Miss Mary Cornelia Bradford of Wilmington Delaware at Christ Episcopal Church Washington in the presence of her brother Judge Edward G Bradford. The ceremony includes new electric illumination and a eulogistic sermon noting her move to Washington years ago and her two years as a communicant before she died last summer.
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Del
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Superior Court
Wilmnington
J. H. W. Blake
Willams
Miss Bradford
Washington
Christ Church
Planning 1912 Through Thought and Character
The piece argues that the future can be shaped by thought and deliberate planning rather than luck. It urges readers to view 1912 as part of eternity, to set meaningful goals, and to align efforts with fundamental universal truths for a happier, more purposeful year.
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Milkfat Divorce: Calves Digest Dairy Fat Differently
A report notes babies suffer with cream and whole milk, digestive upset from fat, and recent experiments show calves fare better on milk with little fat. The dairy cattle shift toward high fat Jersey breeds is questioned for infant nutrition.
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