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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1911

Page

2

Bride of Oklahoma legislator weds in Kansas City

Representative Bird S. McGuire of Oklahoma marries Ruby R. Marchetta in Kansas City at the bride’s parents home. They plan Washington residence, likely at the Grafton Hotel, with return to Pawnee, Oklahoma after Congress adjourns. Mrs McGuire, a former committee clerk and former social figure in Kansas City, previously worked as private secretary to her uncle at Long-Bell Lumber.

Kansas City Bird S. McGuire Oklahoma Congress Ruby R. Marchetta J. T. Ridgeway Ekansag City Washington National Capital Grafton Mrs. McGuire Pawnee Oklo McGuire Interior Department Long-Bell Lumber Company Committee On

Washington social season notes kept lively in Philadelphia dinnerings

Rear Admiral and Mrs Charles Davis and Miss Davis of Washington joined guests at a Spruce Street Philadelphia dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs J Bertram Lippincott. Attendees included Senator and Mrs Aldrich, Col and Mrs Borden, and many figures such as Miss Gertrude Lutz, Miss Gertrude Fry, and Mr Andrew B Duvall. The report lists numerous at home dates, travels, and social gatherings through January with teas, receptions, and dances featuring prominent political and society names.

Charles Davis Miss Davis Washington J. Bertram Lippincott Sprucsi Street Philadelphia Gertrude Lutz Gertrude Fry Andrew B. Duvall Reyburn Econnciis Olney v Avenue Green Lane Fern Rock

Nutritional balance and exercise key to preventing degeneration

A historical note describes nutrition as a dual process with air water light and movement also essential. It argues disease stems from nutritive inefficiency and degeneration of the central nervous system from insufficient exercise, stressing early movement and careful feeding as prevention and critiquing early starch foods tea and coffee.

Social Leader R George J Gould Wins Inverness Shoot

SNAPSHOTS AT SOCIAL LEADERS R GEORGE J GOULD OF NEW YORK RENTS two shoots in Inverness-shire Scotland as Highland moors tally a vast bag for four days with 12 152 pheasants 339 rabbits 648 wild duck 8 woodcock and 5 roe deer amid notable guests and nearby estates including Mackintosh of May Hall and the Duke of Atholl while Massenet celebrated in Paris and Washington society circles relish Don Quichotte triumphs and a London debutante scene unfolds with parties and philanthropy in Philadelphia and New York society.

R. George Jay Gould New York Inverness-shire Scotland Inverness Highlands Dunachton Kincraig Gould Mackintosh of May Hall Mackintosh Duke of Atholl Bradley Martin Balmacaan Loch Ness Shore Glen Urquhart Spey Duke of Richmond Gordon Alvie Cairngorm

Reception at Noyes Home for Washington Monument Society

Theodore W. Noyes hosted a Washington National Monument Society reception at 1730 New Hampshire Ave NW attended by Congress members army and navy officers government officials and leading lawyers. A committee was formed to coordinate with the War Department on placing stones from Colorado Oklahoma Arizona and New Mexico. annual officers’ election is February 22 at Justice Brown’s home. Lusitania reaches Fishguard but cannot land due to gale and sails to Liverpool.

Washington ~ S Monument Association Theodore W. Noyes Washington National Monument Society New Hampshire Avenue Congress Army Navy Noyes Henry B. Brown Association Colorado Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico Sociary Brown

Hamersly Dies in Annapolis. Civic Leader Buried in D.C.

Lewis Randolph Hamersly, originator of the United Service Magazine and compiler of Hamersly's reference works, was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery after dying suddenly in Annapolis. He was 66, native of Washington, senior member of L. R. Hamersly & Co, and a member of the Army and Navy Club. He is survived by his wife and four children, including Mrs. H. B. Biscos and Mrs. Robert D. Roosevelt.

Lewis Randolph Hamersly United Service Hamersly United States Naval Annapolis Gak Hil Roland, Curtin H. B. Biscos

Sculptor Uphues Dies. Modeled Frederick the Great Statue

Berlin reports the death of sculptor Prof. Uphues born in 1850. He created the statue of Frederick the Great now at the War College grounds in Washington, DC.

Frederick the Great War College Berlin Uphues Washington, DC

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