H. P. Grigsby Dead After Pneumonia Toll in Kensington
The community mourns as H. P. Grigsby dies at home from pneumonia in Kensington. He served in the Confederate Army and is survived by his wife and three sisters. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at the parish church, with interment to follow in the local cemetery conducted by Rev J. Feone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Louis Addison Dent
Miss Dent
Charles Harper Walsh
Misvea Walsh
Liquor League Elects Amid Turmoil in National Capital
The article reports on a liquor league election with names and roles from major cities including New York, Chicago, Newark, and Washington. It notes a cautious bureau presence and references several officials such as Milars and Dolan, with Timoth y and Carell Biehard mentioned among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Halle
Chicago
Wises
Newark
Washington
Millars Bureau
Dolan
Timothy
Lenny
Carell
Presbyterian Supper and Evening Meeting Noted
A fragmented report recalls a Presbyterian supper and a related gathering last night. Committee members and attendees include names such as Stephen Fetes Mantes Chae and Reverend Withur, with references to department foyer events and consent of brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withur Oh
Fulee von Orsdel
Witaen
Doan
Ant
Menson
Merchants Urged to Press for Stronger Unions and Legislation
Secretary Nagel told the National Board of Trade banquet that the commerce and labor department is inadequate and must be expanded to serve business as farmers are served. He urged merchants to demand federal support, criticized the antitrust law’s lack of creative power, and called for merchant marine provisions and foreign trade data. Senators Turton and Williams urged legislative reform, while others spoke on treaties, the central board of trade, and the need for a federal corporation law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Trade
Wilara
Naxet
Department of Commerce and Labor
Congress
Mr. Nagel
Agricultural Department
Theodore F. Turton
Ohio
Oie Board of ‘Trade
Himmaelt
Lemuel P. Padgett
Tennessee
Tenstary Commission
Huntington Wilson
Atate
Enor Fivero
Anathia
F. A. Cleveland
The
Economy Commission
AC Carer
Highways Plan Backed By Delegates At Raleigh
Seek Highway Commission. Delegates to the National Good Roads Federation adopted a plan to seek U S aid for road building. They urged Congress to create a national highways commission to investigate, collect information, and advise on federal action or state aid. The proposal follows input from Oscar W Underwood and Champ Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads
Ala Congress
Raleigh
Oscar W. Underwood
Champ Clark
United States
Congress
National Highways Commission
Comntry
Medera
Connte
Washington Hostesses Greeting Edward Curtis Reception
Mrs Gadsby entertains followed by bridge then Washington Society of Archaeological Institute of America and League of the Covenant host a reception for Edward S Curtis on January 22 at the Octagon House 3 to 6 pm honoring his fourteen years of North American Indian travel and research Delegates to the Meat Packers convention tour local sites before deciding their next meeting city choice. Mr and Mrs John L Wilson and other prominent guests are at the Shoreham while Mrs J Pierpont Morgan and Miss Blythe stay there too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Butler
Mitchel Carroll
Barbour Walker
John Hays Hammond
James Brown Scott
Gilbert H. Grosvenor
Charles H. Stockton
William Henry Holmes
Edward 8. Curtis
Octagon House
Washington Society of the Archaeological Institute of America
League of the Covenant
Curtis
A. B. Cumming
Senator Curmins
John L. Wilson
Seattle
Shoreham
J. Pierpont Morgan
Blythe
Miles Hamilton
Gwen
Benator Owen
Will Harnes
Stoneleigh Court
Che
Lon
Chicago
Louis
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Washington
Goon
Society notes from Washington gatherings and receptions
A Washington social set is recorded with parties hosted by Mrs Meyers and Mrs Dennett. Guests included Capt. and Mrs Freak Beatty Admiral and Mrs Hollyday and many legislators wives. A bridge party drew fourteen tables and a large guest list from official circles. Several entertainers, lectures by Count Lutzow, and multiple at home dates for society figures are listed.
Pashion's Fads and Fancies in London Dog Show
A description of the Pet Club of America prize for the best dog at the Peking Palace Dog Association show in London. Details include winners Mrs. Goddard's Yenny and Mrs. Hun Joke's Wingerwork Picht, with mention of timing, trophies, and a suspended officiating judge Algernon Gordon Lennox. Also notes estate values of the late Countess Margaret Laure Zborowski and various social notices from Washington and New York including society events, marriages, and divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet Club of America
Peking Palace Dog Association
London
Mra Goddard
Yenny
Westtecott
Suecal Wen
Hun Joke
Hun Joke's Wingerwork Picht, of the Same Solor, A Eady Algernon Gordon Lennox
United States
Juda
Margaret Laure Zborowski
New York
Cohalan
Henry Lewis Brorrla
Hubert da Stuers
Margaret
de Stnera Oherndorff
Windthorst Club Meets Honoring Dr Ludwig Windthorst
The Windthorst Club in Washington marked the hundredth anniversary of Dr Ludwig Windthorst with a banquet at St Marys Hall. Speeches by Paul Gleis Rev John Roth and Rev Andrew Mihm outlined the leaders life and club history while a quartet and many Catholics attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dri Ludwig Windthorst
St. Mary's Hall
Windthornt Cub
Addrennes
Werr
Paul Glels
Catholic University of America
Ludwics Wirthors
John R. Roth
St. Mary's
Windthorst Club
Andrew H. Mihm
St. Mary’s
I. Rebstock
William 5. Hopkins
John Redeker
I. J. Milly
Harry C. Hall
Windthurst Club
Washington
Offerts
Joseph F. Zegowicz
Anton Ostmann
John Giebely Gnandil Secretar
Frank Neubeck
Frank Atth
William Koppers
John B. Geler
William Neuland
Otto Ruppert
Lawrence J. Mills
Joseph F. Degowitz
Frank Ruth
Gregor Kramm
William Newland
Johs
Geter
Robert Berberich
Armand Gumprecht
Gelbs
Meinberg
Glebe
Rudolph Neubeck
Josreph ¢. Glebel
Anderson
Diegleman
Mca. Nolte
Anton Ustmann
Mra
A. Auth
George Auth
J. Auth
Steve Frank
Abcs
Richorn
Sutton
Henry Mint
Francis Base
John Borger
Rowinski
Poltzer
George Brahler
August Newland
William Loeffler
Charles Bauman
Nau
Albert Shulala
Henry Nolte
Sheehy
Speisinger
August Specht
Henry Auth
Gen William Smith Dead Brig. Gen U S Army Retired
Brig. Gen. William Smith U S A retired died at his home 435 Fowler Avenue Pelham Manor after pneumonia contracted on New Year’s day. Age 81, born Orwell Vermont. Burial in Orwell with wife and two children William McAllister Smith of New Rochelle and Mrs Catherine Myrick of Pelham Manor. Burial planned in Orwell. He served since 1890 as brigadier general and paymaster general under Harrison, retired March 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Sarah McQuade
Edward
Perot
National Cable and
Conduit Company
Philadelphia
Mcquaie
Slam
Fld
England
Hotel Plaza
McQuade
Plaza
MclQuatie
Washington
Pelham Manor
William Smith
Fowler Avenue
Penumonia
Harrison
Smith
Maren
Orwell
Wilam McAllister Smith
Naw Rochelle
Catherine §. Myrick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amd
H. P. Grigsby
Liquor League
Natural Association
Eckington
Nagel
U. S
Treje
Burton
Highway Commission
Packers
Mrs. Gadsby
Mra. J. Fakin Gadaby
Bridge
Mrs. Owen
Claude
Swangon Ty
William Cuthbert Harrison
York
Henry Duncan Green
Columbia
Charles W. Warden
Lilian Zahoskie Arthur
Chauncey €. Willaims
Wyoming
Andrew A. Bird
Williams
Franconia
Egypt
George Biles
Migs Biles
Frank 8. Hight
F Street
J. Bennet Crane
Henry L. Myers
Senator Myers
Montana
Judson C. Clements
Milton E. Ailes
T Street
Duke and Duchess of
Ralph Smith
Georgie
Burlington
Mise Jenates
Ales
Will Weil
Society
John . Meyers
U, S. MC
Mra. Meyers
Dresden
Mstine Corps
Hiddie
Freak Beatty
Hollyday
Dennett
Diequett
McCumber
Senator McCumber
Gronga
Agnator Gronna
Hanna
Representative Hanna
Helgesen
Representative Helgeson
Sutherland
Representative Knowland
George G
Misa Dolly Curt
Dyer
J. HK. Jones
Speel
Lampton
Mra. Grumley
Mra. Redway
Mme. Oldberg
Mise Claripe McCarty
John Haya Hammond
Count
Countess Lutzow
Bohemia
Count Lutzow
Yate
Harvard
Koon
Highlands
Timothy Anaberry
David Mercer
Mattiz
Missy Woodward
Grandin
Barbara Kauffman
Mise Pauline Magruder
Ime. Calderon
Missy Calderon
Mme. de Baltivien
Legation
Charles Curfle
Senator Curtis
S Street
W. HH. H. Green
Gratton
Greenlaw
Srre
Pashion
Aresting
Avents
Goseip
Hino
Uabeong
George Washington
Iripa
Mies M. G. Canfield
Saratoga
Misa Canfield
Laurentic
Panama
South America
West Injas
Eugene Davis
Delaware
J. Agnes Cumbus
Grafton
A. A. Snyder
Georgetown
Sixteenth Street
W. Fr. Pettus
Saltville
Grace Estelle Arn
Raruel Arls
Paul Berry Watlington
Maryland Avenue
Hamilton College
Colgate, N
Talcott
R Street
George W. Roy
Misa Roy
Mian
Laura Lee Dorsey
Miss Everatt
Boston
Bernard Vowle
Virginia Dorsey
Titman
Misnel Frances Finley
Eyma Polk
Evelyn Reading
Katherine Scheffel
Marie Knanp
Alice’ Goodwin
Freanor | Anderson
Louise Bayne
Huberta J . Fleming
J. Wi. Gore
B Street
Norway
Hitchcock
Representative Halland
Cyrus H. McCormick
Willa L. Moore
Alfred Jeffrey Parsons
Townsend
George A. King
Misa Marion Edmongton King
Taylor
Senator Taylor
Williamson
Prohibition
Prohibition Party
Atlantic City
Mise Canfield
Wy York
Paris
Spain
Count D'Arras
Dans Amperline
Lund
Amellirah
Tee
Deny
Pany
Shing
Dyoman
Momine
Post
Rome
Washington Post