White House reception fires up with fashion parade
The article details a White House reception with over 2,000 guests in the Green and Blue rooms. Attendees include Chief Justice and Mrs White, many justices and spouses, and numerous lawmakers and their wives. Guests display elaborate gowns in white, pale pink, black, and gold, with diamonds, crystals, and rhinestones, reflecting period fashion. Celestial names appear among attendees, while the Cleveland and Taft circles participate in the evening’s events.
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Dimock
Raymond Patterson
Elaine Pujo
Mona Pujo
James R. Mann
Green Room
White
Justice McKenna
Justice Day
Rufus Day
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
Tice Lurton
Zurton
Justice Fiughes
Hughes
Tus
van Devanter
Justice Lamar
Lamar
Mahton Pitney
Pitney
Martin A. Knapp
Finer
William H. Hunt
John K Garland
Garland
Robert M. Montgomery
Seth Shepard
Shepard
Charles Howry
Mary Howry
Charles Woenry
Butler Army and Navy
Wittum H
Hunt
Helen Hunt
Floride Hunt
Daniel Thew Wright
Kite
Wistaria
Fleming
Job Barnard
Misa Overman
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Cleveland
Helen Taft
Miss Cleveland
Gladys Ingalls
Judah N. Sears
Boston
Kitty Cameron
John Hay
Steven B. Ayres
Jeanette Ayres
Pearla
Dorothy Deniznet
Lille
Valentine Wilson
Misa
Katherine White
George Weed Wallace
Katherine Whiieon
Wiver
Horace Lurton
Justice Lurton
Justice Hughes
van Pavanter
Justice van Devanter
Joseph R. Lamar
Mahlon Pitney
White House
Supreme Court
Charles B. Howry
Tore Pati
Albert Akin
Dorothy Kissel
New York
I Misa Meyer
Alys Meyer
Mise Mager
Henry D. Clayton
House Judiciary Committee
Robert Henry
Representative Henry
Miss Henry
Erga
Utherlang
Senator Sutherlandg
Gearhart
Alvan Patterson
Otte
Aire
Day
Rufus
Champ Clark
John W. Timmons
Miss Letterman
Mme
Castrillo
Nicaragua
Calvo
Costa Rica
de Mendes
John E. Wilkie
Merg Morris Evi
Eimer Black
Miss Gibbs
Ronald French
Arthur Bliss
Mies Adeline Hammond
Miley Virginia Hammond
Sophie Siebert
Tom Willams
Dudley Morgan
Miriam Crosby
Ord Preston
Margaret McChord
Willis Moore
Etha Patterson Griffith
Witten
Degnis
Ruston
Neleda Riker
Chermeure
Batty
Barphfeld
Cerry Lee Chamberlain
Bbie
Tribe
Stephens
Texas
Mrs. Stephens
California
Alice Wright
Myre
Russell
Kentucky
Eaith Rweet
Jace
Helen Brennin
Mrs. W.sesboth
Harriet Snow
Mary Robson
Howard
Georgia
Janette Smith
Flarange Schnelder
Helen Bishop
C. E. Pagan
Ee Martine
Senator Martine
de Lacy
Judge DeLacy
Clifford Haertman
Crago
Representative Crago
J. Charles Lirtthigam
Richard
Hill
Elizabeth Snowden
Nora Diggs
Rhinestone Ucktes
Langley
Ntucky
Mra. Gudger
Representative Gudger
Misa Oates
Qguager
Miss Arbergast
Gudger
Humane Society probes cruelty cases and court methods
A committee of three will investigate police court handling of animal cruelty prosecutions in the District. The Humane Society seeks to empower counsel and cover costs to relieve suffering of horses, amid reports of daily cruelties at the Arlington Hotel site and across central areas. Officials discussed securing witnesses and housing shelters for horses removed from abusive owners, while noting slip prevention devices for horse shoes and improving shelter availability.
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The
Humane Society of the District
Highlands
Arlington Hotel
J. C. Wise
U. 8 N
W.F. Downey
Walter Salmon Hutching
Ani Imada
Pyaaldent
Wallar duleon-Huteh- Une
John C. Wise
Willam
Chandin
Grimmond Kennedy
Mina Harristn
Lorie
J. B.T. Tupper
Dor
Wallaceite
Mra. Johan
Head
B.C. Hedisday
Augustin S. Worthington
Mise Addison Mitchell
Charles A. Prouty
Edward Douglas White
Henry F. Bloud
Nathaniel Wilson
Henry BR. Brown
Misa
Emily Y. Lindaley
Florence Cairns
John P. Heap
J Surer
W. Clarence Duvall
Ax- Sa
Smif Ross ‘Perry
Prank WeReway Me
S. Warner
E.' Clarke
William M. Davidson
Taylor
Bayd-Dixon
Rubner Soloist with Washington Symphony at Columbia Theater
Gifted young German pianist Myna or Mis Rubner appeared as soloist with the Washington Symphony Orchestra at the Columbia Theater. She performed Tschaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-flat minor, with notable technique and tone. Dr. Heinrich Hammar conducted with delicate feeling as the orchestra supported the soloist. An encore featured a Rachmaninoff piece. The program opened with the Lohengrin prelude and Dvorak Slavonic Dances.
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Pianis
Washington Symphony Orchestra
Columbia
Migs Dagmar de Céyval Bubner
Pleniste
Washington
Heinrich Hammera
Rachmaninov
School officials plan age screening for new term entry
The Xindergertén entry process aims to determine eligibility for children to join the first grade in the second term of the current year. Officials will have materials ready by the start of term, set for February 3, to ensure timely enrollment.
Suffrage Pageant Aerial Display Planned For Washington
Suffrage organizers in Washington plan a March 3 4 pageant on the Treasury steps with an aviator in an aeroplane to deliver a Votes for Women banner. A central Columbia figure and a man in stripes float symbolize home life and voting progress. Prominent society figures from Philadelphia and New York join committees as plans advance.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury Department
Glenny Tinnin
Misa Bernetta
Mra
Cara Moore
Commodore Moore
Blankenberg
Philadelphia
George Td, Porter
Public Safety
Lawrence Lewis, Jr
Philadelphia Society
Pennsylvania
Benton C. Becker
Irving Street
Luther Mott
New York
John Fremont
Richard Weightman
Anne Hamilton Pitzer
Champ Clark
Colorado
Woman asks only of friend who shot her husband
Mrs. Roomie Stevens, widow of the man shot by a friend near Takoma Park, rests at Garfield Hospital as doctors report her improved condition and say a deflected bullet remains lodged near the spine. The shooter awaits coroners jury action, with an inquest set for 11:30 this morning.
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Robert &. Thomas
Tenth Precinct
Roomie Stevens
Takoma Park
Garfield Hospital
Thomas
Phomag
Pgthes
Coronar
Stevanst
Bers. Slavens’ Ife
DOH NOT BAR TURKEY TROT AT RELIEF BALL
Miss Nanice Randolph Heth denied any order banning turkey trot music at the Southern Relief Society ball. She accused newspapers of misrepresenting the society’s memory to sow dissension and stated there are no disputes within the organization.
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Nankie Randolph Heth
Southern’ Relief Society
Nanui¢ Randolph Heth
Miss Heth
Sues Banker for Divorce in Newark Court
Mary Harvey Sands files for divorce from Tucker Kingsford Sands, vice president and director at Commercial National Bank of Washington, seeking alimony of 35 a month and a counsel fee. Vice Chancellor Hawes grants temporary support pending final decision. Sands, reelected director, resides at 200 A Street SE. He left Mrs. Sands in September 1909 and has not been seen since February, with filings noting his continued bank ties and court jurisdiction over New Jersey matter.
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Sands
New Jersey
Senda
Tucker
Two Lectures at Belasco by Faversham and Keenan
The Belasco Theater hosted two Drama League lectures by William Faversham and Frank Keenan under the Washington center. Faversham praised theatre education and shared career anecdotes including a Hamlet routine from age 18, while Keenan critiqued commercial managers and NY theatre, noting the risk equates to a big gamble. Julie Opp was sidelined by laryngitis, limiting the planned third speaker.
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William Faversham
Frank Keenan
Drama League
Wiliam Baversham
Belasco Theater
Washington Center
Drama League of America
Hamlet
Keenan
New York
United States
Julie Opp
Adams Express Chief Defines Parcel Post Attitude
W M Barrett, president of Adams Express Company, announces policy toward the parcel post service. He says the company will devote its energies to improving service and urges staff to avoid faultfinding, demonstrating the express companys distinctive advantages to its customers.
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Adams Express Company
W. M. Barrett
Barrett
Adama Express Company
DIES ON WAY TO DINNER SHOCKS FRIENDS AT HOTEL
Mrs Frances Bennett widow of Arthur Bennett United States consular agent aged 60 died after apoplexy at Emergency Hospital minutes after collapsing near Raleigh Hotel as she entered for dinner with friends. Coroner Nevitt notified. Sister Mrs Susan Kimberley to arrange funeral.
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Raleigh
Frances Bennett
Arthur Bennett
United States
Nevitt
Bennett
Susan V. Kimberley
Seaton Street
Twelfth Street
Charles W. Hyde
Kimberley
Slater
Installed by Foresters Court of Washington Officers Install
Foresters of America Court Washington No 2 held its annual officer installation at Beagles Hall 601 E Street NW Deputy Grand Chief Ranger L C Seibel presided Officers installed included Chief Ranger W A Gibson Vice Chief Ranger T Gray Treasurer James KE Hall Financial Secretary G A Freer Recording Secretary H G Seboure Senior Woodward R H Harvey Junior Woodward James McDonald Senior Beadie W J Nelson Junior Beadie J T Gilroy Physician Dr H Trimble Trustee for three years R Rohrer Music provided by F Dougherty Lee Moxvney and Frank Todden
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Court of Washington
Eagle Hall
Court Washington
Foresters of America
Beagles’ Hall
E Street Northwest
L. C . Seibel
W. A Gibson
T. Gray
James Ke, Hall
G. A. Freer
H G Seboure
Woodward
R. H. Harvey
Retail Merchants Banquet to Feature Noted Speakers
The Raleigh Hotel hosts a Friday evening retail merchants banquet with speakers including Senator Miles Poindexter, Representative Julius Kahn, Commissioner Cuno Rudolph, May Sylvester, and Harry Frane. Organizing office led by R. Pp. Atprews, Isaac Gans, and Sydney West.
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Miles Poindexter
Raleigh Hotel
Julius Kahn
Cuno Rudolph
May Sylvester
Harry Frane
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