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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1915

Page

9

Grand Russian Soiree for Ambassador and Wife in Philadelphia

A festive Bellevue Stratford benefit concert for Russian war sufferers drew over 560 Philadelphia society members. The Russian Ambassador and Mme Bakhmeteff attended, seated in a central box, as debutantes sold Prazdnik programs to raise funds. The program featured choral music, Cossack dances, sacred songs, and a balalaika ensemble amid authentic Moscovite decor and Russian teas.

Washington Post Philadelphia Prazdmk Bellevue Stratford Prazhnik Ancesa William Etlin Scull Leighton Place Overbrook Mme. Bakhmeteff Washington Scall Nomolewsk3 Margot Scull Mie Low Misa Scull Ambassador Bakhmeteff

Nine Best Babies Named After Diet Kitchen Contest

Nine chubby babies were declared Washington's finest after final exams at Georgetown station of the Washington Diet Kitchen Association. From twelve candidates, those scoring 75 or better were chosen, and the President's daughter will announce them this afternoon despite a quiet night.

Washington Georgetown Washington Diet Kitchen Association

Lexington Laurel club hosts Lafayette visitors at Masonic Temple

The Mount Vernon Chapter 14 R. A. M. of Alexandria paid a formal visit to Lafayette Chapter 6 of Washington at the new Masonic Temple. A reception and dinner followed by a musical program featured performances by Viola Schippert, Marthe Keater, James Hicks, and C Bartlett. The event included an address by Loura H Meyers and a response by Charles Page Waller Jr. The charity program benefited the Ladies of Charity of St Patrick’s Church with proceeds from a separate performance.

Mount Vernon Alexandria Lafayette Washington New Masonic Temple Vislters Women of Hethishem Order of the Mantern Star Loura H Meyers Charles Page Waller, Jr Misa Viola Schippert Marthe Keater James 3. Hicks C. Bartlett Marx E. Kahn

Marriages and Turfs Tie Yeager to Actress Irene Romain

New York reports of Joseph Yeager the famed turfman marrying Irene Romain the actress in Jersey City. Once a Cincinnati clerk and famed as a heavy bettor Yeager built a vast racing fortune and fame alongside John Drake and John W. Gates.

Deserted & Cinemnati Sooa John Drake John W. Gates Washington New York Joseph Yeager Cincinnati Jerasy City Irene Romain Laat Yeager French Lick Hot Springs Hin Ind

Charming Washington Women Sail to Nurse War Zone

Char ming young women Miss Catherine Britten and Miss Nona McAdoo plan to sail to the war zone aboard the Lusitania around January 30 or February 9. Both have studied nursing in local hospitals and will join French aristocracy in nursing wounded soldiers and feeding troops en route to major hospitals.

Ashington Society Catherine Britten Alexander Britten Nona McAdoo France Miss Britton Miss McAdoo

Woman Presides Arizona Senate in Fee Bill Debate

Frances Munda of Yavapai county becomes the first and only woman to preside over the Arizona Senate during a long session on a bill to amend statutes governing fees and salaries of county officers.

Phoenix Ariz Frances Munda Yavapai County Arisona Senate

Divorce as Buffalo wife wins interlocutory case against soldier husband

Mrs Martha Heustel of Buffalo sought divorce from Leroy E Heustel then serving in Europe with a Canadian regiment. Testimony described infidelity while the couple lived in Windber Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh with the husband alleged to have frequented other girls after their June 1911 marriage. A witness linked the pair to a party photo produced by the mother of the bride. Justice Pooley granted the divorce and ordered findings prepared.

Leroy E. Heustel Buffalo Europe Washington Leroy Heustel Martha NM Heustel Ralph Cropsell Windber Pennnsylvania Justice Pooley Pittsburgh Roy Cropsell Justice Pooleyan Martha Weller Pooley

American Duchess Now Ill in France

Baltimore January 19 Relatives of the Duchess of Richelieu former Miss Eleanor Douglas Wise of this city report she has been ill for two months in Son Jmera France and is said to be in grave condition An English nurse in France asks for a family member to come to her bedside The Duke de Richelieu sailed from Baltimore August 1 to join his regiment He married Miss Wise February 1913 with Cardinal Gibbons officiating She is the daughter of the late Commander Frederick May Wise A N who fought in the civil war and the Boxer uprising Her husband is half American through his mother Alice Heine daughter of a New Orleans banker After the death of her first husband she became the wife of Prince Albert of Monaco

Baltimore Duchess of Richelieu H Eleanor Douglas Wise Jmera France Souiel Duke de Richelieu New Orleans Prince Atbert of Monaco

Irene Osgood Wins Divorce From Third Husband

London report states author Irene Osgood Sherard was granted a divorce from her third husband, Robert H. Sherard, on grounds of misconduct and cruelty, marking a high profile separation in early 20th century.

London Robert H. Sherard Irene Osgood

Baby Sayre to Stand Alone With Its Own Name

Frealdent Wilson plans that the two day old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Francia Bowen Sayre should have an independent identity not tied to the president. He objects to names like Woodrow Sayre and wants the child to carry a distinct name, with discussion ongoing about whether to name the baby after the father. The White House physician reports mother and baby Sayre are progressing well.

Frealdent Wilson Gee Francia Bowen Seyre White House Wilson Woodrow Wilson Sayre Wiisot Francia Bowes Saura, Jr Askes Sayre P A. Burg Cary T. Grayson U.S Mra Sayre

Adoring Letters Fuel Suit in Boston Court

A Boston court hears a breach of promise case over Miss Hiliza beth Ryan and Henry KH Mansfeld. Witnesses describe eight to ten ardent letters reading I love you and missed promises while Mansfeld abroad. Miss Kennedy and Mrs Hempatone testify to handwriting and visits. Adams, Belmont, and Paul link to women’s suffrage advisory roles.

Washington Post Boston Mans Mabel Kennedy Henry KH. Mansfeld Hilizabeth M Ryan Nures New York Miss Ryan Nuraas Manafield

American Women Send Villas to Shelter Earthquake Victims

In Rome a relief drive organized by Rev Dr B M Tippie of Syracuse New York and the American Methodist Church offers aid to quake victims. Martha Vickery and Alice Wewellyn loaned their villa to the municipality via the American embassy. Franca Cotenas accepted the villa on Saturday for the city. A Naples fund drive led by Lady Malden and Mrs Jay White seeks subscriptions for refugees, with New York messages offering further help.

Rome B. M. Tippie Syracuse American Methodist Church Tippie Misa Martha Vickery Leland Stanford University Cal Alice Wewellyn Shamokin Crandon Institute The Pn 8 Atta Minees Vickery Liewallyn Franca Cotenas Meyer Naples Lady Malden Jay White New York

7 Women Fighting in Teuton Uniforms Wounded and Captured by Russians

A Petrograd telegram reports Russian doctors treating several women wounded while fighting in German uniforms at the Ouyeinde Hospital. The women, described as upper or middle class, refused to discuss family ties and displayed bold, contemptuous poise, with nine of the captured or wounded dying so far.

Speoial Washington Post Tongon Chronicle Thare Apnesia Whraaw Dyen Petrograd Ouyandeft Hea Paya

Fire in Pur due University dorm a kimono clad bucket brigade

In Lafayette Indiana Pur due University students awakened by smoke formed a bucket brigade in night clothes and in flimsy kimonos climbed through windows to fight a dormitory fire until the fire department arrived. The spark from a chimney had started the blaze and the girls, undeterred by cold, kept water on the flames.

Lafayette Ind Purdue University Haji Annex

Mrs Julian Heath Arrives to Press Bread Price Action

Mrs Julian Heath president of National Housewives League presses Washington to curb bread price rises. She represents about 500 800 women and urges quick action. She telegraphed the President seeking measures such as an export embargo on wheat. The President declined an embargo but will study grain price investigations by the Department of Justice.

Julian, Heath National Housewives Lagers Washington Heath Tment of Justice

Maj John B Campbell Dead In D C Funeral At Zion Baptist

Maj John B Campbell retired major with N G D C died Monday at his home in this city aged about 45. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 1 PM at Zion Baptist Church. Campbell received captaincy July 4 1837 and served ten years in that grade in three companies before retiring July 7 1909. He is survived by his wife Mrs Catherine M Lee and a son James D Campbell.

John B. Campbell John H. Campbell Hia Zion Baptist Church Maj Campbell Wasp Catherine M. Lee James D. Camp

Towne Leads Passage of Crater Lake Nation Park Bill

Jackson county representative Miss Towne pushed a bill through the Oregon house to cede exclusive jurisdiction over Crater Lake Nations Park to the federal government. She spoke nine times in explanation before the measure passed at once during the current legislative session.

Oregon Honge Balem Oreg Mise Mayson Towne Jackson County Oregon House DHS Crater Lake Nations Park Miss Towne

Woman Dies in Cedar Chest in Pittsburgh Home

Mrs. Frank A. Hunter, 39, wife of a machinery manufacturer, was found wedged in a cedar chest at her Pittsburgh home after reportedly suffering a heart attack. Coroner's office ruled accidental suffocation. husband found the body, she had been missing since Monday afternoon.

Sig Pittshurgh Frank A. Hunter

Flag Insult Case Trails on Greenbrier Crew Voyage

Report states the prize crew aboard the Greenbrier, after a three day stop in Kirkwall with passengers, took Weasel to Leith. Captain Farley refused further involvement while the British flag flew, later allowed to replace his colors and proceed to German waters. State Department had not received the complaint and questions whether charges of interference or flag insult could be sustained. Officials note the British hoisting and lowering of flags followed international law.

Kirkwall Weasel Leith Farley German State Department

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