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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1913

Page

10

New Books and Lectures Featured in Local Listings

A catalog of new and notable books and lectures includes Ancient Egypt to the Goths and the Jews, Haines on public railways, Cook lectures on religious perils, McDonald travel narratives, Buckle on life after death, Wellman on the Aerial Age, Le Gallienne poetry, Kasgon on the U S Constitution, Ely on Monopolies, Saint Armand on Marie Antoinette, Hasband’s Year in a Coal Mine, Tuskegee and Its People, Harrison on social problems, and Mrs Rover’s Cookery.

Egypt Carthage Persia H. 8 Haines Boston Joseph Cook Eldorado Australia Alex. McDonald Henry Buckle Walter Wellman Richard le Gallienne The United States John A. Kasgon Richard T. Ely Marie Antoinette Booker Washington Frederic Harrison Mrs. Rover

Taft Party Heads Home Amid Washington Social Delights

Washington social notices recount the Tafts returning from New York tomorrow morning while Mrs Taft hosted guests during the weekend at Annapolis and numerous receptions and luncheons across the capital. The season’s weddings and society gatherings feature diplomats, ministers, senators, and prominent families in elegant events around the city.

Social notices list visits and home receptions around town

Mrs William D Chandler visits her parents Dr and Mrs Charles Richardson at 127 Connecticut Avenue and will be at home today and next Monday. Mrs William A Jones and Miss Ann Jones at 1709 Q Street will be at home tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 7. Mrs Brinton Stone of 17% DeSales Street and Mrs G L P Stone will receive today from 4 to 7. Mr and Mrs John Vinson McKenzie, married September 30 in Wilmington Delaware, will be at home after February 5 at the Clarion 1495 Newton Street. Mrs McKenzie, formerly Miss Josie Spencer Vann, is daughter of Mr and Mrs Livingston Vann. Mrs Twining, with Rear Admiral Twining, will be at home tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Biddle, wife of the Marine Corps commandant, will not be at home this afternoon. Mrs George F Dudley of 1312 Harvard Street will not be at home today due to illness but will be January 27 and February 3. Mrs John K Ottley of Atlanta will arrive today to spend the week as guest of Judge and Mrs Howry. Mrs William Kent, wife of Representative Kent, will have as her house guest this week her niece Miss Henrietta Thacher of New Haven. Miss Thacher will receive with Mrs Kent tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Ollie James gave a box party on Saturday at the Belasco. Her guests …

William D. Chandler, Jr Charles Richardson Connecticut Avenue John Vinson McKenzie Wilmington Del Clarion Newton Street McKenzie Josie Spencer Vann Livingston Vann George F. Dudley Harvard Street John K. Ottley Atlanta, Ga Howry William Kent Representative Kent Henrietta Thacher New Haven Miss Thacher Gardner Cassatt William S. Ellis William Struthers Ellis Gerald Holaman Clyde George Harrison Frasier Townsend Willis Martin Gwen Martin Charlies Custis Harrisons Charles Custly Harrison, Jr Arthur Emlen Newbolds Edward Browning Richard Waln Meirs Henry Laussart Gegelin R. Tait McKenzie J. Bertram Lippincotts Charlemagne Tower Theodore William Cramp

College Women's Club to Host Second Tea at Clubroom

Mrs Lewis Mixon and a long list of hostesses invite members to the College Women's Club second tea on Tuesday afternoon at the clubroom, 132 F street northwest, with seating arranged by Mrs Truman H. Aldrich and a large delegation of officers and guests.

College Women's Club F Street Truman H. Aldrich Nellie A. Brown Frances H. Chickering Champ c. Clark Herbert E. Day Mary G. Duff Wiliam J. Ethel Allan B. Fay Anne M. Goding John M. Gregory A. L. Harter Misa Clara H Hasse Lillie T. Hathaway Ida Howgate Misa Della Jackson Elizabeth Ledley Jackson Maud L Mason Julia V. McCord Lucia McCulloch Ruth McGowan Margaret A. McMahon Musa Marbut Elizabeth W Pendleton Felix A Reeve Emily E. Robinson Mary L. Robinson Thomas G Shearman Sarah B. Simons Carl Smith Mabel Nelson Thurston Caroline Co. Tyler Mias M. Eunice Wood

Divorce Suit Filed by Mrs Realle Abel Armstrong

New York hearing set for January 27 on the divorce suit Mrs. Realle Abel Armstrong filed against playwright Paul Armstrong. This is her second action after a 1910 Annapolis case. the couple wed in 1899 and have three children Bel, Myrell, and Elizabeth. The piece also notes society attendance at an opera in Philadelphia with prominent boxes and gowns.

Realle Abel Armstrong Paul Armstrong New York Armstrongs London Annapolis Armstrong Whistler Anna Arundel Hunt Club Armetronts Annabel, Myrell Elizabeth

Society at Philadelphia Event Noted for Fashion and Engagement

Guests in satin and brocade filled a Philadelphia box and grand tier as Mrs Cassatt wore white brocade with blue ribbon. Engagement announced for Elisabeth Wood to Walter L Suydam, former husband of Louise White Suydam. The Wood party is in Wilmington visiting relatives.

Philadelphia Edward T Stotesbury Edgar T. Scott

Signs of times push women from domestic life to broader roles

The passage notes women growing weary of domestic life as options beyond home become available. It suggests the trend has intensified as women seek escape, leaving the domestic enclosure and entering the wider world with new energy.

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