Veiled in White Tulle Gowns Dabble with Gold and Lace
A parade of society gowns features Mrs N ltScott in white tulle with gold embroidery, Mrs Victor Kauffmann in peacock blue chiffon and satin, Miss Elizabeth Reeside in blue satin and gold lace, and numerous other ladies in silk, satin, lace, and chiffon. Diamonds, pearls, and fur trims accent gowns from black net to pale pink and cream brocade as guests display wealth at a formal event.
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N ‘Ltscott
Victor Kauffmann
Ruth Biles
Elsa
de Sibour
Elizabeth Reeside
Misa Heyl
Miss Heyl
Mrs Driggs
Natalie Driggs
Mabel Boardman
Miss Hammond
George Maryse
Charles Grayson Dulin
John Biddle
Elinor Parker
Wiliam F. Dennis
Charlea Nelson Riker
Laura Merriam
Mildred Bacon
Bankhead
Odell Smith
Misa Brown
Marie McMillan Brown
Mra
Russell Train
Mre Mandeville Cartisse
Misa Mary Carlisté
Woodhull
Edward McCauley
Mary McCauley
Mme
Pachefer
Vienna
Frederick Chapin
Noyes
Frances Neves
Barbour
Wesson
Miss Downing
Charles Arthur Barnard
Mia
Pennybaker
Misa Edith Gracie
Julia Dleys
Miss Masters
Miss Kehoe
Aa Thornton
Scott
George Calvert
W. H. Halloway
Mira Bayard
Misa Goodwin
Hanna Taylor
Jessie Crooke
Nichols
C .R. Waters
Aspinwall
Warren Baylie
Jean Loring
Lillie Finley
Ruth Jones
Stella Carusi
Miss Gaines
Warrenton
Mion
Isabelle Magner
Syer Lare
Charlea Fairfax
Ruth Wynne
Misa Nacy Pierce
Misa Ann Fulton
Miss Wrances Milter
Miss Blake
Charles B. Gray
John Maury
Marion King
Katherine Brooks
Miss Wellman
Marathon
Harvey Madison
Blackistone
R. C. Drumhint
McAllister
Philadelphia
Misa Buchanan
R. la Lande
Miss Acker
Roma Clarke
Chisolm
Robert Fleming
George Appleby
Alice Downing
Mra Waller McLean
Paul Patterson
Miss Dickinson
McLean
W. W. Wotherspoon
Miss Easterday
Margaret Easterday
George Wheeler
Edwin Pearson Parker
Miss Parker
Maud Parker
Miss Holterth
F. A. Edmonds
Marie Louise Howser
Thomas Sim Lee
L. A. Batley
Elsie Vorst
Miss Gardner
Miss Mallock
Frank Hall
Mary P Earnshaw
Miss North
Miss Fulton
Irs
Murray
Pichatt Heth
Virginia Heth
William Redford Wharton
Los Angeles
Cal
Harley C. Gage
Lamar Washington
Misa Gage
Miss Marie Ray
Mrs. Ray
Fashionable gowns at a society gathering described by color and trim
A parade of guests in formal wear fills the scene with gowns in blue, pink, yellow, and emerald satin. Silks, chiffons, and laces are accented by silver, gold, marabou, and crystal beads, with several outfits featuring pearls and satin veils.
Advertisers Club to Honor Taft at February Banquet
At the Advertis ing League of Washington annual meeting plans were laid for the February 15 banquet at Cafe Republique with expected attendance by President Taft and several officials including Commissioners Rudolph Judson and Johnston the mayor of Baltimore and Gov Crothers. Officers for 1914 were elected: Shoemaker president Hunt vice president Carter secretary Hoffman treasurer. News also reports Cosmos Club officers and managers for 1912 1913 1914 plus Mrs Leiter’s illness and remarks on the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis board membership and a Lincoln memorial bill moving through Congress with Taft Wetmore Money McCall and Stark named to a commission.
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Advertising League of Washington
Calvert Street Northwest
Cafe Republique
Taft
Rudolph, Judson
Johnston
Mahool
Baltimore
Gov. Crothers
Maryland
8. C. Dobbs
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
George
Cosmos Club
H. W. Wiley
Herbert Putnam
D. J. Hakard
A. B. Coolidge
Board of Managers
John Jay Edson
F. H. Newell
Overton W. Price
John D. Patten
W. D. Ravenel
Isang
Stone
William H. Baldwin
Samuel Gompera
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Ing
Gardner
Michigan
Bil
Abraham Lincoln
Senate
Cullom
District of Columbia
Wetmore
Money
McCall
Champ Stark
Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Company
Washington City
EE Es
Rock Creek Park
Kilngie Road
Connecticut Avenue
Ellicott Street
Diettitt of Columbia
Rack Creek Park
filll_cott street
Commuer Towers
Sung , Rudolph
John A Johnston
William V. Judson
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Polly
Harry G. Meem
Capital Traction Company
38Th
M Streets
Washington, D
H. Crampton
Bricklayers’ Union No. 1
Geo. W. Elliott
Washington Post ‘Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. C
Il A
John R. McLgan
Edward B. Fr
Hotels and guests listed across multiple cities in roster
A long OCR list stacks hotel names and numerous guest names by city including Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Alabama California Connecticut Georgia Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts New York New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia and many individuals such as Mr and Mrs, commonly with Willard and Shoreham as notable properties. The fragment reads like a directory of patrons at prominent hotels in major cities.
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Jostonsh M. Whiting
Arlington
G. Ford
Farnham and
Wits
Riggs
W. Hartwall
Edbitt
J. M. Chattes
Jammer
Walter Q. Fisher
Willard
David Gettinger
JA. McGarry
W. H. Alford
A. HL Adam
Robert J. Money
J. W. Johneon
Bala
New York City
G. Palroe
Mra
M. A. Wilson
Peirce
William
Stat
P. Rathgchild
J. V Wastface
J H Lovett
Sam Gold- Sah
A. J. Rolfe
Ty J. Rolse
Harwood R. Hall
WH Koftus
Charles EK. Smith
F. H. McLean
F L Marrat
Robert
King
HB Chute
D. Virtus
FJ White
Charles G. Curtis
FR Newton
Raleigh
Philadelphia
F. W. Carr
RA. Hurts
Chartes & Cravell
Riggs Mr
New
Cyruc Adler
William E Maher
George D Dios
G . Blemund
CA Meyer
G. Galdwell
Bryan
James F F. Cravell
M da Costa
R. Albright
St. James
Alibornia
H.R Doolittle
San Diego
GW Shelley
Pasadena
I B. Suade
San Feanciacen
Connecticut
H. W. Fox
Hartford
Riege
Georgia
Mar R Hall
Atlanta
Shoreham
W Y. Wheeler
Macon
Willard JM
Gray
St James
Kentucky
Scantley
Henderson
Rigen
Maryland
Charles C Casey
PL Oh. Ober
Charles Ko Ober
D. M Keynard
Baltimore
Rises
J. M. Xelly
Raisigh
J. W Sackson
St Jamén
Massachusetts
C. F. Brown
Reading
Riatgh
New York
S. 3B
Porter
Buffalo
George F Vreeland
Far Rockaway
New Jeresy
JL. HH. Loreter
Montclair
Kings James
Denton
Etat
Dianne
8Esherman
Atlantic City
Frank Brady
Bayonne
Ohio
Harricon
McGraw
Cleveland
Hanne Columbus
Rigge
J. A Williame
Norwalk
Poblit
Wiltlameon
Cineionsti
Wilart
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Toledo
R. Brown
Macafeld
Rateigh
Pennsylvania
Latrobe
Vote Today Sees Callahan Ahead in Tight Race
Friends of D. J. Callahan claim he leads J. Louis Willige as the campaign ends and Oyster and Bell are expected to be returned to office unanimously. Several candidates for directorships withdraw from the race as arrangements for the election are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Callahan
J. Louis Willige
Oyster
Bell
Chamber Candidates for today's Chamber of Commerce vote
Voters select candidates for president and officers. Captain James F. Oys leads the slate for president with J. Louis Willige and J. Callahan as first vice presidents. Charles J. Ball named for second vice president. Directors include Francis A. Blundon Percival M. Brown and many others while several names withdrew yesterday. The board plans to meet this week to appoint A. Lianer treasurer and Thomas Grant secretary.
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J. Louis Willige
J. Callahan
Chares J. Ball
Francis A. Blundon
Percival M. Brown
A. BD. V. Burt
Chipman
Joseph H. Crawford
John Dolph
Earnshaw
Edward B. Eynon, Jr
Roe Fulkerson
W. T. Gallther
B. F. Graves
William F. Gude
P. J. Hall
Chhracters
John H. Nolan
N. H. Shea
Charles J. Ball
Henry FP. Biair
John T. Crowley
C. J. DeMoll
Frank P. Milburn
Hugh Bailly
B. F. Saul
J. Selwyn Taft
Lect A. Lianer
Thomas Grant
Commercial contest to elect Washington Chamber officers
Washington voters gather at Chamber of Commerce rooms at noon and Arlington tonight to choose three officers and ten directors for the chamber year. Supporters of Callahan claim a strong path to victory as canvassing closes and platform plans emphasize meeting-based decisions and broad civic representation in the national capital chamber.
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Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Iater
Arlington
Chamber
Coats
Callahan
Willige
BEC
Daniel
Board of Directors
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Election Arrangements For Chamber Directors
The chamber of commerce votes today on a 30 member board with ten directors to be elected from a list. Capt James F Oyster and Charles J Bell are among leading candidates for top posts. Voting occurs at four tables using two boxes per table with polls closing at nine.
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Chamber of Commirce
James F. Oys
James F. Oyster
Charles J. Bell
Liicely
Sre
William F. Gude
Thomas Grant
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Gude
Capt
Oyster
Callahan
Willige
Bell
Wit Bs
Seach
Frst
Directctoire
Z ' Polla
Grant
Arlington Hotel
A. Lisner
N. H. Shea
Henry P. Blair
John T. Crowley
O.J. DeMoll
F. P
Citizens Score Judson at Northeast Association Meeting
Engineer Commissioner Judson was sharply scored by W. J. Frizzell at a Northeast Citizens' Association meeting last night. Frizzell accused him of seizing property once a B&O Railroad right of way later designated West Virginia avenue and used as a yard. The discussion noted police vacancies and a proposed resolution to exempt crossing policemen from standard exams.
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Judson
W. J. Frizzell
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
West Virginia Avenue
United States
Walter
Weather Map Details Cold Wave Across North America
Weather Bureau bulletin describes a severe cold wave over the Canadian northwest and northern U.S. plains, with temperatures plunging to 48 degrees below zero at Hat leford Saskatchewan. It forecasts advancing cold, rain or snow in the plateau and Rocky Mountain regions, unsettled midweek conditions, and storm warnings along the Atlantic coast and parts of California.
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U. S
Weather Bureau
Washington
Canadian Northwest
North Dakota
Montana
Hattleford
Saskatchewan
Statia
Western Plateau
Great Lakes
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Westherly
Middle Atlantic
New England
New York
Rawa Relma
New Eingland
Middle Plains
Middle Atantle
Staten
Leko
Rocky Mountain
Mis- Stasippi
Upper Lake Region
Ohio
Misaishipui
Plateau
Hocky Mountain
Onlo Valley
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Lake
Gulf Staten
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
South Dakota
Wyoming
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Torchern Vermolt
Maine
Atlantic
Delaware
Eastport
California
Middle Atland
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East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Steamare
European Porta
Grand Banks
Georgia Delegation Opposes Clark On Ways and Means
Georgia’s Brantley Poll and Broussard face retirement from the Ways and Means Committee as opposition to Speaker contender Champ Clark grows. Pou of North Carolina calls for harmony while denying withdrawal, amid party factional tension and debate over free list duties.
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Brantley
Poll
Broussard
Wayas and Means Committee
Champ Clark
Georgia
Poul
North Carolina
Ways and Means
Pou
Clark
New House
Lodge tariff commission bill faces House rival leveridge clash
Senator Lodge introduced a tariff commission bill proposing a five member commission. The measure mirrors a House version by Representative Longworth and arrives amid competing efforts led by Senator Leveridge who has pressed for swift action.
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Senator Lodge
Lodge
House
Longworth
Leveridge
Two Attack Lorimer in Senate Fight Over Seat
The contest to oust Senator Lorimer opened with Beveridge of Indiana and Owen of Oklahoma firing the first shots. Beveridge filed a minority report denouncing the Illinois election as invalid, while Owen sought to void the result, and Lorimer defended himself amid a Senate stalemate over precedence and a reversal of a vice president’s ruling.
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Lae
D Minois
United States
Senate
Beveridge
Indiana
Owen
Oklahoma
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Lorimer
Tlinois
Henater Owen
William Lorimer
Iinvis
Latimer
Sherman
Beveridge Visits Taft on Lorimer Case Vexed Senate
Indiana Senator Beveridge met President Taft at the White House to discuss Lorimer, the Illinois senator controversy, and Senate action. Taft reportedly favors floor action while urging full evidence reading before votes, with Aldrich leaning toward committee referral. Beveridge declined to comment on the interview.
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Beveridge
Indiana
White House
Congress
Taft
Lorimer
Tilmots
Senate
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Bloomingdale Association Debates Action Against Negro Family
At a Bloomingdale Citizens' Association meeting last night an insurgent faction tried to push a resolution urging officials to bar a Black family from the community. The resolution failed but the issue was sent to a committee for study.
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Bloomingdale Citizens’ Association
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