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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1916

Page

20

Week's Social Calendar Highlights Week of January 17

The schedule lists dinners dances and social events for diplomats and prominent residents. Notable entries include weddings for Dorothy Crossley with Charles H Crane and May Mullan with Henry H Flather, plus teas luncheons and bridge parties across Willard Pan American Union and High lands venues.

Pan-American Union Wilson Armstead Dawn Playhouse Richard Harlow Garrison May Mullan Henry H. Flather Clement Flagler Thomas Belt Sweeney

Night social pages reveal Washington society’s luncheon gowns

The fragment describes a Willard Hotel dinner and theater party in honor of Mrs George W Baxter, with guests including Mrs Ham tem cewis, Mia Swagar Sherier, and Mrs Perry Heath. It notes gowns of pink roses, pale blue chiffon, black tulle, and lace flounces, plus decorations of white roses and pink snapdragons.

Mra Pollock Mra Lowndes Mia Albert I Milla George W Baxter Knoxville Tenn Willard Hamtem Cewis Mia Swagar Sherier S P M Young Wra George Read Horace Larton Perry Heath

Unclear OCR Summary of Local Dance Notices

Fragmentary text shows scattered names and hints of a second subscription dance. Mentions Mr H Tink and Lowndes Holteow Pligg with garbled phrases about ads and fonts. No coherent event details, dates, or locations can be confirmed from the readable fragments.

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Lends Special Charm to Congressional Circles Of Capital Society

Browning of Prince Georges county Maryland and the bride wore dark attire as they quietly wed yesterday morning at 1044 in St Johns Church. Rev Roland Cotton Smith officiated with family present. The groom stood with the groomsmen and the ceremony included orchids and lilies of the valley.

Capital Society Dore Browning Prince Georges County St John's Church Roland Cot Ton Smith Orchida Richard Peyton Whitetey John Henton Prince Georges

Welcomed Home From Far West Dinner Honor

Senator and Mrs John E Shields entertain at the Army and Navy Club on February 10 in compliment to Miss Mary Cleaves Daniels and Miss Evelyn Jackson guests of the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Daniels. Mr and Mrs Browning will be at home after February 1 at Moughan Rivergate Md. Best man duties noted for the Browning event.

John Wie Willard Robert W Dix Baltimore Lreut Patterson Misa Jackson Misa Munger Musas Dunn Mason Misa Pemberton Ruthin Willis Griffin Smith Danns Milter Belasco Browning Moughan Rivergate John E. Shields Army and Navy Club Mary Cleaves Daniels Evelyn Jackson Secretary of the Navy Daniels Shields

Easter Parade in White This Year Amid Dye Shortage Fears

The dye stuff crisis threatens a white wardrobe for next summer as Britain embargoes logwood Jamaica exports, inflating costs and halting production. US mills shed jobs, with 150000 workers affected across 1000+ textile plants. a protective-dye bill advances in Congress, but time is scarce and $100 million is tied up in fabric production.

Buffalo America Germany United States Great Britain United Congress Ways and Means Committee Guildeas Dves

Duluth Resident Sees Wolves On Doorstep At Dawn

Special to The Washington Post Duluth Minnesota January 15 Charles Burridge opened his front door about six o clock in the morning and saw two timber wolves on his step. He retrieved a gun but the wolves were gone when he returned. Authorities say the wolves are being driven in from northern woods by heavy snows and a rabbit scarcity due to an epidemic.

Washington Post Duluth Minn Charles Burridge Burridge

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