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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1917

Page

19

Society notes highlight diplomacy lecture and Aberdeen visit

SOCIETY CONTRAS 1) SEV It lectures on diplomacy at George Washington University continuing these by him last year. Lord and Lady Aberdeen are in Chicago for the allied bazaar taking an interest in the Scotch thistle booth for the Lady Aberdeen third-saving fund. They are well known here and spend part of each winter in Washington. They will come here later in the season. Mrs Burnham, wife of Col Burnham, came to Washington to visit Col Burnham's mother at Parkwood. She is en route from California and the middle West to join Col Burnham in Porto Rico.

George Washington University Lord and Lady Aberdeen Chicago Allied Bazaar Scotch Thistle Booth Lady Aberdeen Washington

Fortunes and fêtes in Washington and Chicago society

Mrs Lewis wife of Senator James Hamilton Lewis travels to Chicago to aid an allied bazaar in the Coliseum running until January 20 where she performs as a Gypsy fortune teller to boost war relief funds She plans a Shoreham reception January 5 with Norwegian consul and other dignitaries. In Washington, Mrs Edward A Keys hosts a luncheon for Mrs William E Humphrey with Washington delegation guests and lavish pink decor. Also noted is a lavish reception at Cahill residence marking an anniversary with over 300 attendees and out of town visitors from Philadelphia and Charleston.

Lewis James Hamilton Lewis Illinois Chicago Coliseum Shoreham Edward A Keys M B Berrvinli Chevy Chase William E Humphrey Humphrey State of Washington Nest of Honor Washington Congressional Kers Kerry Hill Mra Adams Ballinger Ashman Brown Hermon W Craven Charles Ray Dean James A Prain Elmer FH Forbes Arthur Giles Emmet Gudger J. H Handley Samuel Herrick Albert Johnson Wesley L Jones Carl Joessen S A. Kimberley W L la Follette Eliza Ferry Leary Seattle John Langley Donald A McKenzie Miles Poindexter Wiliam E Richardson Carl Sheppard Misa Smith Stenton John L Stephens Cahill Wyoming Avenue James James A Cahill Victor Cahill Robert Cahill Dorothy Cahill Thomas Norris Philadelphia Thoman I Norrig Mis Kathleen Carroll Charleston Wva

Notable Washington Luncheon and Guest List Details

Washington social roundup notes Col Sydney Cleman and Mrs Cleman entertain at Shoreham. James Brown Scott heads to Habana. Col Charles W Taylor relaxing at Army and Navy Club. New York society figures M and Mine de Hauteville visit. Senator Townsend hosts Mrs Jenny Hutcheson at Portland. Mardi Gras Hunt Ball at Willard planned with Ta Totten in charge. box holders include Col Robert M Thompson and others.

Sydney Cleman Washington Shoreham James Brown Scott Habana Cuba Charles W. Taylor Fort Bliss Soldiers’ Home Army and Navy Club Col Taylor Adjutant General's Office M and Mine de Hauteville Fifth Avenue New York Willard George Oakley Totten Laura Delano Ruth Wilson Miss MacMurray Robert M. Thompson Igan Copley William Phelps Eno Charles Boughton Wood Anderson Dennis Upson

Kincheloe Entertains as Family Illness Restricts Ceremony

Mrs Kincheloe will be entertained by Father Fraily for a ceremony witnessed only by immediate relatives due to illness in the family. Huron W Lawson spent the weekend in Frederick MD, with a song recital Monday evening. Mrs Glennon wife of Admiral James H Glennon will receive tomorrow afternoon at her home in the Navy Yard. Mrs Harold Walker hosts a luncheon today for Miss Natalie Campbell niece of Mrs Sydney Cleman.

Father Fraily Huron W. Lawson Frederick Harold Walker Natalie Campbell Sydney Cleman Elsie Virginia Davis W. Davis J HH Cooley Frederick Sawyer Hardesty Miss Boyle

Social Season Hosts At 1801 K Street Tea

Mrs Kincheloe wife of Kentucky Representative will host tea Tuesday afternoon in her new 1801 K Street apartment. Guests include Kentucky delegation wives and Miss Bonnie Vera Murphy from Madisonville. A musical program by Mr Lombard’s quartet accompanied the gathering.

Kincheloe David H Kincheloe Kentucky K Street Bonnie Vera Murphy Madisonville Congress Ollia James Orient Beckham Louis Lombard Howard S Nyman

Washington January 24 notes and social happenings

A Washington report lists a series of social and travel items including Rev. F Ward Denys visiting New York and returning soon, Mrs Garlington hosting tea with Mrs Baker and Miss Blanchard Scott at the team table, Mrs Reeve Lewis’s February Thursday receptions, the Doyle party departing for Caracas on January 24, Judge Martin Knapp hosting a dinner for Representative and Mrs James R Mann, and notices of the Washington Wellesley Club and College Club activities with specific meeting times and places.

Garlington Ernest A. Garlington Baker Mias Blanchard Scott Reeve Lewis W. T. S. Doyle Helen Doyle John Doyle Caracas Venezuela Martin Knapp James R Mann Stoneleigh Court

Perfect Manhood Apparent in Milwaukee Youth

Special to The Washington Post Milwaukee January 12 The magazine style feature touts Alfred Liedtke of Milwaukee as the masculine perfect thirty six with measurements 6 feet 10 inches 170 pounds chest 34 expanded 88 etc He offers tips on outdoor exercise sleep gymnasium work and swimming The item shifts to local social events noting a Trinity College concert for a scholarship fund and December home visits for social hostesses with a note about a Washington departure for Representative Husted continuing on the ninth page.

Washington Post Milwaukee Alfred R. Liedtke Keefe Avenue C. S. Minter Heefa Avenue Mal Liedtke Morning Mail Ijjedtke

Hidden cache of jewelry found by trapper near Wheatland

Alfred Talbot, a trapper, uncovered three rusty cans of jewelry in a rocky cliff niche on the George Anderson ranch east of Wheatland in Yuba county. The cache, believed stolen about 20 years ago, contained diamonds, rings, watches and pins valued around 35 000 dollars. Sheriff McCoy seeks owners. Talbot notes signs of recent digging as if someone tried to hide evidence.

Marysville Cal George Anderson Wheatland Yuba County Alfred Talbot Talbot McCoy

War Brings Overalls Vogue for Women

New York reports women munitions workers and American firms turning to overalls for female use. Chambray cotton khaki and black sateen fabrics appear in striped and checked patterns as many firms begin outfitting women workers in this bifurcated garment.

New York Europe Tolg

Hoover visits famine line in Belgium with Kellogg

Mr Hoover and Dr Kellogg witness 1200 Belgian children in Brussels awaiting food. Children, mostly under fourteen, hold tickets as mothers watch. A worker explains only underweight children may eat, starving risk used to ration scarce rations. Hoover pleads for relief, German officers doubt American influence.

Mr. Hoover W. R. Kellogg Belgium Hine Brussels Commission

Burlington Company to donate rental income to War Children fund

The Burlington Company at Thomas Circle proposes to give all yearly income from ballroom and reception room rentals to the War Children of Europe relief fund starting with Belgians. Ballrooms rent $25 per night, average monthly income $100. The owner hopes other Washington houses and hotels will follow nationwide.

Fund For the Relief of the War Children of Europe Burlington Washington United States

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