White House Dinners Highlight Wilson Season In Washington
Washington society narrates the opening of the official season with the first White House state dinner and a grand Pan American Ball planned by Latin American envoys. VIP guests include Vice President Marshall, cabinet wives, and Mrs Wilson making her debut as guest of honor. A long line of teas and luncheons follows at Willard and elsewhere as Chow Dogs steal attention at White Sulphur Springs.
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Washington
White House
Virginia Tatnall Peacock
Ashington
Wilson
Marshall
Willard
Roosevelt
RIP
Garrison
Grip
Long Island
W. Ya
Brown
New York
Winslow &. Pieres
Cleveland Trust Company
Mrs. White
Champ Clark
Gov. Dockery
Missouri
Dorothy Dennett
Rauscher's
Miss Dennett
Fred Dennett
Catherine Burdette
Ruth Lester
Laura Graves
Lillian Hendrick
Georgia Schofield
Dorothy Shuey
Marie Peary
Maxwell ‘Church
Katherine Effinger
Frances Effinger
Mise Nelle Howard
Laura Smith
Mra Ashmead Fuller
Benys
Flora Wilsson
Mises
Ellie Lejune
Marjorie Helmbold
Lois Sprigg
Joel , Burkle
Mary Graham
Holland Fitts
Elizabeth Chase
Susanne Chase
Katherine Hitchcock
Anita Kite
Hannah ‘Taylor
Margaret Douglas
Margaret Tillman
Louise Clark
Pocahontas Butter
Pauline Stone
Elisabeth Reeside
Dorothy Wyeth
Creighton
Misa Il Frances Raver
Dorothy Mills
Florence Mulls
John W ‘Vthomason
Katherine Theiss
Husband of eight wives jailed for bigamy in Milwaukee
Orville Pitcher of Milwaukee admitted to eight marriages across states to women including Anna Purpert of Milwaukee and Martha Rasmussen of Sensity Iowa. He was sentenced to four years in state prison after pleading guilty to bigamy in municipal court before Judge Bachus. The record notes marriages dated April 1968 and June 15 last year, with accusations of desertion and re‑marriage in Manitowa.
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Milwaukee Wisland
Orville
Pitcher
Bachus
Anna Purpert
Miwaukee
1Triet
Zabel
Lophard
Mraibertha Rasmussen
Sensity
Lowa
Hasmussen
Tuspert
Diplomatic Reception and White House Golf Outing
The article describes a cosmopolitan reception with ambassadors and ministers at the Latin-American hosted event, a buffet and a two-table supper with the President and Mrs. Wilson presiding. It notes a six-person salute and a post‑dinner ball at the Pan-American building, plus the President and Mrs. Wilson playing golf at Virginia Country Club before lunch. Col and Mrs Edward T. Brown of Atlanta were guests at the dinner party and departed after their visit.
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Washington
Wilson
Brazil
Chile
Argentina
Cuba
Salvador
White House
Col
Edward T. Brown
Atlanta
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the Willard
Mrs. Kimball
Secretary of the Interior
Lane
James M Thomson
Clark
Frances Traver
Connecticut Avenue
Dorothy Brown
Lemuel Padgett
Katherine Hall
Margaret Feitts
Representative
Quin
Claude Swanson
Mme
Hafael Zaldivar
C H TT. Lowndes
Hampson Gary
Victor Kauffmann
Borland
Mra Gillett. Hille
John Lean Gillett Hill
Samuel Dick
Tribble Center
Wiluer N. Michael
Bri. G. Howser
Ewing Rhotos
Misa Gladys Mackay Smith
William Gel Watkins
Pennsylvania
API
Fulian
Wilsonson Golf Links
Virginia Country Club
F Street
Bea A
Adollio
E.F. Droop & Sonsco
Stainway Pianos
York
Sar Salis
London
SF Street