Notable Society Figures Welcome in New York on Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Mrs Hanfa Williams hailed as England’s best dressed woman arrives with her husband aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. They plan a two month stay in New York at 580 Fifth Avenue, with Williams noted for her gowns and business ventures. The visit includes social events in Washington and appearances by Countess von Hatsfelat, plus coverage of banking pioneer Mrs. Alice Halderman, the only woman bank president in the United States, and a gallery exhibition discussion of 1839 era painters and Fraulein Ripberger’s famous Raphael tapestry replica.
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Hanfa Williams
Edward VE
England
New York
Willliams
British Empire
Mrs. Williams
Perry Belmonts
Fifth Avenue
Williams
August Belmort
von Hatz-felt
Washington
Capial
Baroness von Rahden
Viscount Sunzo Aoki
Japan
America
Hatsfelat
Viscount Acki
Herith
United States
Chicago
S Alice Alderman
Girard
Kans
Jane Addams
Hull House
Halderman
Library Board
Fraulein Clara Hipperger
Raphael
Europe
News Gallery
Poe
St. Louis
Fraulein Ripberger
Braylein Ripbersey
Lome
Madoone
St. Barbara
Pope Sixtus
Saxony
Miss Ripberger
Hamburg
Germany
Italy
Buckingham Palace
Queen Victoria
Darmstadt
St. Petersburg
Albert of
Embroidery enthusiast finds new path after match in Dresden
Fraulein Ripberger once inspired by Miss Griswold of New York planned a Dresden embroidery school. Griswold married, and Ripberger wed as well, shifting focus to a young boy’s fortunes over needle painting.
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Fraulein Ripberger
Hich Griswold
New York
Dresden
Miss Griswold
Miss Ripberger
Taekoma Park News Roundup of Local Travel and Visits
Mrs Ramsay and daughter Miss White formerly of Michigan left Friday for Oklahoma City via St Louis and St Joseph Mo to visit friends. W Jarvis returned to Boston after a few days here. Mrs Ralph Dennison of Finestreet visits friends in Baltimore on Tuesday. Mrs Mina Holmes arrived from Des Moines Iowa to live with her children. R C Russell returned from Hartford Conn to Highland Avenue Monday. R D Hottell left Tuesday after visiting his son William D Hottell and friends in Alexandria to return to New Market Va. Martha Eilsworth once ill on Magnolia Avenue is now recovering.
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W. Jarvis
Boston
Ralph Dennison
Finestreet
Baltimore
Mina Holmes
Des Moines
Iowa
C. Russell
Hartford
Conn
Highland Avenue
R. D. Hottell
Brightwood Social Notes From Philadelphia to Takoma Park
Miss Nina Drain of Philadelphia arrived to visit cousin Mrs A G Osborn at Beallemont on Brightwood avenue for a few weeks. Miss Gertrude Jenneon of Petworth was guest of Mrs Hattie Allee on Madison Street and Brightwood avenue Thursday evening. Mrs D W Reavis of Brightwood Avenue visited Trela inda in the city Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Breadenbridge, visiting Baltimore friends, returned to Beightwood Park. Mrs Rayfield returned home after a short visit with friends in Norfolk. Miss Johanson, guest of Mrs Reavis, left for New York City Friday. Mr A S Baird returned from a flying business trip to New York Wednesday. Mr and Mrs F E Planner of Park Road entertained friends from Takoma Park last week. Miss Mariel Sands entertained a few friends Friday evening at her.
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Nina Drain
Philadelphia
A. G. Osborn
Beallemont
Brightwood Avenue
Gertrude Jenneon
Petworth
Hattie Allee
Madison Street
Breadenbridge
Baltimore
Beightwood Park
Rayfield
Norfolk
Florence Moore
Fred H. Cline
J. A. Gertel
Winchester
Everett Brayman
Washington
Mr. Britson
Yeatman
Fred Wiley
Vienna
David Wiley
Wilber Castello
George Costello
Brightwood Avenue Birthday and Local Socials Chronicle
At Brightwood avenue the occession bee celebrated a fifteenth birthday with several Misses and Messrs in attendance. The Evening Card Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lay S. Dorsey included numerous guests such as Mr and Mrs. Wiliam Dorsey and Prof. Campbell. The Morning Card Club met at Mrs. Foheyt B. Peter’s home with prizes awarded to Mrs. William Dorsey and Mrs. Charles A Beard. Pauline Monday celebrated her eighth birthday with Rockville friends. Alvin Prevey wed Miss Lucy Bottlemay in Gaithersburg. Rockville lodge Masons installed new officers led by Worshipful Master John Brewer. Mrs. Pershing, wife of Brig. Gen. John J. Pershing, and her husband arrived in Manila for his assignment. Ladies' Aid Society of Rockville Baptist Church named officers. Miss Rose Clagett visited Washington after staying with her parents.
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Lay S. Dorsey
Wiliam Dorsey
George P. Henderson
Lee Offutt
Harry A. Dawson
Miller
Grace Munrg
Eliza Chaate
Rose Armstrong
Danny Here
Genevieve Fields
Priscilla Dawson
Irene Yearley
Virginia Brewer
Charles Jones
Dagby Bowman
Edwin
Hege
Roland Wootton
Robert Welsh
Eddie
Somerville Dawson
George Allnutt
Leth Kemp
Prof
Campbell
Grace Munro
Lee Carney
Lee Kemp
Eddie Dawson
Foheyt B. Peter
Theodore Masoh
William Dorsey
Charles A. ‘Beard
Pauline Monday
Hite
John Monday
Rockville
Edna Poole
Louise Monday
Mary Frye
Elizabeth Higgins
Bertie Pumphrey
Margaret Higgins
Emma Ward
John Reisinger
Lawrence Higgins
Frederick West
Philip Smith
Coral Stansbury
Hervey Brown
Edwin Frye
Wille Pumphrey
Warner Morgan
Warner Pumphrey
Wilbur Monday
Dorothy Viett
Dorothy Hellsinger
Anna Rbisinger
Gladys Heagy
Estelle Hicks
Louise Hicks
Katherine Smith
Edith Lamar
Virginia Poole
Dorothy Higgins
Lydia Almoney
Mary Dawson
Rebecca Lamar
Margaret Brown
Bernard Monday
Miss Bevans
Maude Heagy
Alvin Prevey
Tarvillah
Lucy Bottlemay
Gaithersburg
Thomas J. Lambert
Gaithersburg M. E. Church
John Bottlemay
Washington Post
Wilmington
Del
Helen Isenschmid
Paul Isenschmid
German Lutheran Church
Charles W. Sutton
Washington, D. C
Sabilla Feldmeier
Edward B. Pusey
James Baker
Chester
Vienna Social Roundup Highlights Local Cross Town News
Local residents travel for funerals and weddings, with Chapaman returning from Nebraska after his father’s death, G. A. Woodard and Ethel moving to Lawrence Kansas, and Miss Florence Moore wedding Fred H. Cline in Vienna. Wilmington ceremony sees Helen Isenschmid wed Charles W. Sutton with relatives and friends in attendance.
Footwear for the Charity Balls parade refined evening slippers
An advertisement offers an exquisite line of Evening Slippers in all materials and shades to match gowns, plus a full assortment of Car riage Footwear in metropolitan styles. It highlights damp-proof footwear and rubbers like Everstick and Sofite, claiming rubber wear is unnecessary with their fashionable options.
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Oakton
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