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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1917

Page

16

Carrlage of Annie to Charles E Booth at St Anthony's

The notice records the marriage of Annie Carrage to Charles E Booth with the ceremony performed by Rev Father Thoms at St Anthony's Rectory. The couple will reside at the Westover after January 13 following the December 30, 1918 ceremony. Other social notes mention Mrs Henry Woffutt and Miss Eva Offuct from Kreniship Heights in the early part of the year.

William EK Annie Charles E. Booth St. Anthony's Thoms Williamen Westover Henry Woffutt Eve- Iva Offuct Kreniship Heights

Crescenta Third Dance Reveals Social Page Dustups

The Crescenta club hosted its third dance in a ballroom setting with a long list of attendees including Mesars Joseph W. Mc Harry Stourney Bred C. Linden and Misses Grace Swart Cath al Minnie Gorman among many others. The Alpha Beta and Illama chapters held their annual convention dance featuring a dramatic lighting setup and guests moving through a softly lit crowd with an open fire ambiance.

Crescents Abourt Leling Joseph W. McHarry Stourney C. Linden Grace L. Swart Cathal Minnie E. Gorman Alsom. Barbeush A. Mo Ow. Plunkett Adams Mary Charles Sual Taylor Vinesst Bourdren A. Willams V. da Hiauehe B . Young Migs Heturaith W. T. Ho Faulkeer Lemling Mr. So Fidith T. Efnox Lille Bliss Mure Eevites Killinen Samuel Garver Lal Rur Barmeister Mie Stonebraker Miess McCautey Arthur Iddy Www Fath Taener George Beverieye Schwertner M. Burate Fipally Kyle K. Leighty Valey Alvin Burnnture Boerner Patina Hon Petie Ifuns Phe Union Hagen Lortes Dorothy Mo Finerson Herselumaer Anil OW Tleman Mabel Lewis Toytlun Ted John M. Moliaeh Marghet Woo Metteld Mr Wood Hummer K ‘ Rimast Si9 Sf Unity John W Isabelly Haete Benjamin Rauhe Thinner- LoMr Thant Iid Misa Flelen M Mylar Alicante Mestek FY Corcoran M Pesto BL Bandren Jadiemann M. t+. Buell L. Prancis M. Cohen EL. Galin Ani Robeson A. F.rtin M. Flayes John Wayers Lemuel H. Windsor Windsor M. Kellert Pri Alpha Braceriary

Hair cutting soldier disguise to reach dying husband

Special to The Washington Post reports Mme Simeone Tuget, widow of French poet Tuget, cut her hair and wore a soldier’s uniform to cross into Belgium and reach her dying husband. She arrived after battle wounds and planned a lecture tour to raise funds for hospital service in France. She was arrested and sent back to Princet.

Washington Post New York Hatkle Prance Mme Simeone Tuget Battle of Arras France Tuget Belgium Paris Figittin Hasbro Privnet

Carter-Armstrong Wedding at 2408 Meridian Place NW

The marriage of Miss Marian Armstrong of Port Thomas Kentucky to Joseph Cluede Carter was solemnized at the residence of her sister on Lamont Street NW in a ceremony by Rev John L. A. Toermann. Guests included family, with a two week honeymoon planned visiting New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City before settling at their home.

Marian ‘Liota Arimstrong Port Thomas Joseph Cluede Carter Jactte Armatrany Lamont Street John LE. A. Toermann Gricean Church Carter Department of Agriculture New York Philadeeinhis Atlantic City Meridian Place Northwest Edith Amustrone Salearar Berti Remick Florence Louise Lyon Pinsers Catherine McClinton Lane Detsne Lydia. Chanin Maury Lord Andrews Elizabeth Kinesbury Helen Caxton Candace Howard Suzanne Chase Reeves Hart

Hebrew Sisterhood Meeting and Club Notes

Hebrew Sisterhood of the Washington prow Congregation plans a gen meeting tomorrow afternoon in temple rooms with program including Palestine trip by an observer. Rev Dr Hugh T Stevenson and others. Miss Marguerite Kaufman at piano. question box and Jewish topics. social hour. refreshments. Cultus Club met January at Falls Courts with 14 members. early South American history discussed. readings and papers on Peru and Argentina. dance at Raleigh. dinners in honor of Chinese officials. New Year gatherings and guests. return of Carol King and Alexander Wolf from travel with house guest Isabel Bryson.

Washington Council of Jewish Women Eighth Street Temple John Marrell Bureau David Sol Minster Cohen Stert Nakem Will Fullow Sterdoms Washington Temple Palestine Hugh T. Stevenson Sunms Marguerite Kaufman Jeonard Schloss Brant Simon Cultus Club Dyer Falls Courts South America Appleton Clark Faris Trengleles Conrad H. Syme Gove Peru W.ellartong Brengle

Professor Solves Ancient Egg and Hen Debate

Professor Holmes of the University of California declares the egg came before the hen in a terse evolutionary account. He traces the origin to a reptile from the Laurentian seas, evolving into birds and then hens.

Washington Post Berkeley J. Holmes University of California Thlmes Tie Prof Holmes

Returns from Atlantic City and Holiday Travel

Mr and Mrs So Minster returned from a trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic City where they were guests of Mr W Lipper. Many locals report New Year visits as Miss Beatrice Whantman hosted Miss Rtta Oppenheim of Baltimore and a Lord Baltimore Club New Year Eve dance was held. A Sunday luncheon bridge, fifth anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Herbert Rich, and several residents returning from visits to Washington Philadelphia and New York are noted among social highlights.

Mrs. So] Minster Philadelphia Atlantic City Spy W. Lipper Lord Baltimore Club

Baltimore Hosts Honor Guests At Herbert Rich Home

Mr and Mrs Milton Baum and Mr and Mrs A D Frank of Baltimore are guests of their son in law and daughter at Herbert Rich's home, sharing hospitality during a visit.

Milton Baum A. D. Frank Baltimore Iferbert Rich

Rockville Society Notices and Local Weddings

Rockville society notes report Mrs. George Henderson hosting a card evening for friends, hospitality by Mrs. Otho F. W. Talbott, and several Rockville residents. Weddings include Irene Marsden and Alexander Hill. Elizabeth Crawford and Edward D. Shriner Jr. engagements announced. Rockville Woman's Club met with W Garner Boult speaker. local visits from Miss Helen Shields and Gertrude Dunn noted.

W. Garner Hot Springs Ark Rockville George . Henderson Es Hilda Katherine Maddox Marys County Charles J. Magadox Helen Shields New Mexico Richard DL. Waters Germantown Otho F. W. Talbott Rockfle Irene Marsden Alexander Hill Cropley This County Samit Je White Baptist Church Lewise Larcombe Brooklyn Howard Larcombe W. Garner Bouic Mot Springs William DP. Parks Hot Springs Ark Alice Louse Elizabeth Crawford Cawford Garthersburg County Edward D. Shriner, Jr Frederick Gertrude Dunn Philadelphia Brr Howard Larcombe Robert N. Bayliss Buchrelub

Freakish pupil answers reveal gaps in schooling era style

Special to The Washington Fest reports on regent exam papers where pupils give bizarre quotes and misinterpret questions. Examiners say errors reflect hearing, spelling, expression limits, not ignorance, with examples across categories like imperfect instruction, poor spelling, and limited vocabulary.

Albany N. Y New York State Regent India Elaine Lancelot Slames

Back to Wilds Where Woman Is Respected

Dr Leonard Sugden, war surgeon and hunter, plans a return to Alaska after spending holidays in New York. He praises northern respect for women, contrasts it with New York’s treatment of women in streets and subways, and notes Yukon life as rougher but more respectful to females.

New York Leonard &. Sugden Hunter Alaska Sugden Yukon

Richmond Society Celebrates German Club’s Fiftieth Year

Richmond Va January 6 The fiftieth anniversary of the old Richmond German Club was celebrated with a New Year’s dance at the Country Club described as one of the season’s grandest events. Prominent members and out of town guests attended, politics and social ties featured, and the Harrison family wintered at Kirk Parish. The May Davis orchestra provided music for dinner and dancing in a lavishly decorated venue. The piece notes continued society coverage and upcoming travels of several notables.

Richmond Socialife Virginia Col Jo Lanes Stern Frances Venable Carrington and More Charles V. Carrington Allan Potts Albemarle Dorothy Daniel Chesnut Hill Penn Margaret Berkeley Berkeley Baltimore Henry Taylor Philadelphia W. Palmer Gray Norfolk John BR. Austen California Graham Scott Newport News Richard Armstrong Hampton Edward C. Dusenbury New York John W. Atkinson, Jr Orange Charles H. Talbott, Jr J. O T. Stollicoffer Henderson, N.1 Stuart T. Crate Gilbert Sauchez New Orleans William K. Bridges Crescent W. Va W. R. Johnson West Virginia John White Stuart Abingdon Harold Hoeber Frederick Fairfax Harrison Constance Sally Harrison Belvoir Fauquier Kirk Parish Weat Franklin Street Harrisons May Davis Washington Coleman Wertham John A. Coke J. Allison Hodges George Warren Grenville Thar S. Armistead JF Draper Youngstown Charles A. Talbott, Jr New Yorks James RR Franch James Brageh Cabell R. Tadker Tanl Jiowie Chrisstian Calume Wise Tiew Wo Stevens Hernard Jone Eo Vielor Williams el Sydnee James Wy Danlop Sale Stuart Michaus Misses Carrington Martha Gene Ile Mary Pomlin Ander- Mar Pet Miller Tfemmilie Rogerson Katherine Seales Manda Ainslie Nell Rennolds Mary Tlawe Memphis Lorraine Beatty Oil City Adaains Samuel Bowen MrGaveck Kilmore Hotchkiss Sander Press Decatur Pitzhugh Lafferty John Leanine Somes Mix Travyier Katherin Ad Pthel Cabell Anne Warren KH. Stewart L. Mel. Judkins Montgomery J. Hampden Chamberlayne Ray Meriwether Jones Edmund Strudwick Frank Powers Lannie

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