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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1908

Page

16

Many beautiful costumes displayed in the White House room

A New Year reception at the White House showcased gowns of Mrs Roosevelt and other Society figures. Notables included Mrs Longworth in pear gray satin, Mrs Fairbanks in pale colors, and diplomats' wives in elaborate gowns with lace, chiffon, and jeweled accessories. The evening featured extensive floral displays, state hospitality, and greetings from diplomatic representatives.

Mexico Hotain Uel Mrooton Toe Tetain Fallieres Frusce

Gowns At Mrs Newberry’s Becoming Lawn Event

A parade of guests in pale blue satin pink broadcloth gray chiffon and black lace attends Mrs Newberry the Assistant Secretary of the Navy wife, with others including Miss Roosevelt Mrs Dalzell Mrs Bell Mr Cromwell and Mrs Straus. Attire ranges from princess gowns to velvet and lace, with colors yellow lavender cream and blue predominating.

Mrs Roosevelt Hengelmuller Austria-Hungary Washington Plomatic Corps Mie Jasserand Baroness Sternburg Nattler Mrs. Chow Tiaroness Moncheut Munster Mme. van Swinderen Netherlands Mme Cruz Chile Chow Tszchi Daffnires China Chow Carlo Pfister Amy Bernards Buionesa Prouschen Ermime Mme Des Portes de la Fosse Mile Des Fuertes de de Martel Llames Mme Flubbinghaus Mme Lavonims James Young Grant Watson Mme. Leger Haiti London Edward H Loftus Legation Fpadro Maria Angelica Carbo Maria Teresa Carbo Anna Cristina Carbo Yanes International Bureau of the American Republics Longworth Nicholas Longworth White House Ethel Roosevelt Carow Copenhagen Fairbanks Timmons Wiliam Sheffield Cowles Ambassador Reid Cowles Garfield Stanley-Brown Secretary of the Interior Grant Root Elihu Root Eikins Foraker Ss. Kins Mrs. Foraker Miss Foraker Katherine Elkins James Robert McKee Miss McKee Russel Harrison Miss Harrison Mrs. Cullom Senator Custom Miss Fisher Carter Morttana Miss Kean Elizzabeth Kean Nathaniel Francis Mason Fuller Harlan Justice Harlian Miss Harlan White Justice White Holmes Justice Holmes Brown Supreme Court Robert Bacon Miss Bacon Huntington Wilson Robert Shaw Oliver Dalzell John Dalzell Henry ‘Hoyt Isadore Straus George Law Rixby Thomas Anderson Seth Bullock Charles Henry Butler John W. Foster Mra Burrows Martha Cameron Mrs. McNeil Burrows Macfarland Commissioner Macfar Metcalf Gwynne Mas Williams Miss Sands Misa Hagner Gertrude Williams Miss Jennings Miss Newberry Leutze Henrietta Fitch Miss Whitney Vera Downing Misa Amy Bowles Commercce Aid Labor Straus Grewer Wright Miss Gilmore Bennet Herbert Parsons Clover Davis Franklin Buravg Ernest Garlington Army Navy Marine Corps Highlanda Arthur Murray William ‘W. Watherspoon Jenry Swift Duval Knapp Joyd A. Chandler Milton Davis Wagone R. Hendley George Summerlin William Wood Wood Aleshire Alexander Sharp A. B. Butler Bulmer Miss Downing Mass Clahaugh Misa Stele Dunn Guiletta Willams Sally Garngton Bell Garlington

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Fast Grip Relief

Sizzling advertisement urges immediate treatment with Hood's Sarsaparilla flood's Sarsaparilla to cure grip. Claims quick control of symptoms, restored health, increased appetite, strength, and blood purification. Promotes liquid and tablet forms with one hundred doses for one dollar.

Hood Flood Ellen N Small Exeter N. H the Gilpatrick North Gray Davidson

Official New Year receptions hostesses greet guests in Washington

Mrs Dewey and Mrs Bell led a long list of hostesses as official receptions for New Year drew a wide flow of visitors to the White House area. Notable attendees included Mrs Fairbanks, Mrs Cortelyou, Mrs Bonaparte, and Mrs Metcalf, each spotlighted with gowns and elaborate escort lists. The gatherings featured the administration, diplomatic corps, and Indiana delegation among many attendees with distinct gowns in white lace, chiffon, and violet silk.

Mrs. Dewey Mrs. Bell Groppe Bonaparte Hoyt Alford Cooley Purdy Russell Sanford van Orsden Nathaniel Francis Hoye Slater Gibson Fahnestock Chatard Grant Watson Charles H. Butler Harlan Hester Shepard Mise Clabaugh Gozgald Gozge

Procession of Union veterans and staff at the President

The Department of the Potomac Grand Army of the Republic led by Commander Newton W. Ferree and Stell marches with senior staff, followed by posts from No. 1 to No. 21 and the Loyal Legion. A long roster lists officers and Companions paying respects to the President.

Department of the Potomac Grand Army of the Republic Newton W. Ferree Mg Stell J. 8. Walker E. H. Holbrook A. E. Johnson C. W. Gallagher James Allen F.L McKenna Geneneral Geneneral; G George P. Davis, Judge Advocate, 'H. A. Johnson W.W. W. Eldridge J H Bradford John Finn Staf Old Guard James M. Edgar John A. Rawlins Fst W. J. Weiss Farragut H. Bunyea Potomac W. A. O'Meara John A. Logan Phil. Steridan M. JF. Hull George H. Thomas William Hawthorn Henry Wilson John Fy. Henniss George A. Morris B. Sebastian Lafayette William T. Foster Frederick Douglass J. N. Mayne Loyal Legion Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States W. P. Harford L. P. Williams Geo Wiggin W. A. McNulty J . Patterson D. Johnson Allan H Dougall George H. Stone G. A. Leavitt W. M. Meredith T. P. Miller Robert Hanna E. D. Dimmick G . Black LA. Mathe W. A. Paton W. Y. Sweggett George H. McCarthy C. W Bowman J. N. Whitney Genera €. Abbott W. B. Thompson James T. Wyckoff J. T Marchand J H. Bradford F. Fisher, Jr A. H. van Deusen van Hartness Buckey D. H Buel A Hart George Vernon F. A Reeve H W. Foster W. W. Chase George W. Smith Tyler Powell John M Hoag Edwin M Coates Charles 4. Coat

Notable Figures at White House Reception Echo President Era

An ornate New Year reception at the White House featured Mrs McKee, daughter of President Harrison, and Mrs Russell Harrison, with their families, plus Miss Ethel Roosevelt and guests. Russell McAllister greeted President Roosevelt with a New Year joke, while diplomats and many guests circulated through the Blue, Green, and East rooms.

McKee Harrison White House Atu Missy McKee Russell Harrison Marthena Harrison Stanley Brown Molly Garfield Ethel Roosevelt Miss Roosevelt Legation Chaise D'Affaires Cuba Senora Prada Yung Kwai Russell McAllister United States Cale Ruscell Master Russell Roosevelt Russell John McAnister Sixteenth Street Longworth Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Greece Landros Coromilas William

Policeman shoots suspect after street assault

Policeman James Gray of the First Precinct confronts Charles Matthews on 2318 M Street NW after Matthews allegedly shot at Gray following a confrontation during an arrest attempt. Matthews is hospitalized with a bullet wound to the left side and charged with assault with intent to kill. Duke Williams, 23, of 817 W Street NW, is jailed for carrying concealed weapons after aiding the attack.

Charles Matthews M Street Matthews James Gray First Precinct Duke Willams W Street Gray Bla

Protest Against Tracks Faces Local Opposition

In Washington DC a protest by Southwest Citizens Association opposes the Bureau of Fisheries plan to lay tracks on public reservation near Atlantic and Seventh avenues. Residents fear loss of access for public buildings and grounds. Reports show weather hints and temperatures across regions.

Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington, DC P.m Ohio Mississippi Texas Rocky Mountain Coast California Rocky Mountains Lake Region Mississippi Valle Gulf South Atlantic States Pacific States Ohio Valley Lower Lake Region Buddie Atlantic States New England West Gulf States South Atlantic East Gulf States Dakotas Minnesota Mississippi Valley Middle Atlantic At-ringle Florida Guilf West Gulf Coast Becmera Grand Banks Washington Pm Association War Department Thejasnei Bureau of Fisheries Atlante & Ap Ginin Maryland Avenues Seventh Buta Chicago Mt Denver Colo Col. C Bromwell Dea Moines Iowa Taft Jacksonvile Fiz Kanaes City Little Rock Little Rock, Arka4 B2 Marquette, “Mich. Memphis, Tenn New Orleana la North Piette Omaha Nebr Pilltsburg Ce Bys Lote St Paul Mira Springfield B. W. Grove Vicksburg Miss

No Sign Behind The Chestnut Tales In Baltimore Am

A fragment from the Baltimore American quotes locals doubting an alleged chestnut story. The piece captures confusion and a chorus of old tales, with residents unsure what to believe and whether a new claim is true.

Baltimore American

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