Washington Diet Kitchen prize contest awards Mary Louise Kaldenbach
Miss Margaret Wilson pins a medal on Mary Louise Kaldenbach eight months old as the winner of a baby health contest held by the Washington Diet Kitchen Association. The event at Woodward & Lothrop featured many mothers and society guests.
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Mary Louise Kaldenbach
Woodward
Washington
Mary jJouise Kaldenbach
Washington Fphet Kitchen Association
Mary Louise
Margaret Wilson
Unite States
Woodward & Lethross
Lady Spring-lice
Ampassador
Boy
Wer
Woemen
Kathleen McCormick
Otis Place Northwest
Duncan Morrison
O Street
Margaret Houston
Washington Barracks
Chearies Braddock Reif
T Street Northeast
Caplains
Joseph ¥. Wall
Mary Gwynn
The
Diet Kitchen Association
Wilson
Canary Island Woman Fears Canary's Death in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on January 20 a caller at the city health department asks for Dr Dutton and fears the canary owned by Miss Margaret Wilson and Mary Louise Kaldenbach may die. The brief exchange notes the voice of a worried woman seeking medical contact.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Miss E S Hoyts Wedding A New York Society Event
Miss Elizabeth Sherman Hoyt wed Thomas H Frothingham of Philadelphia at St Bartholomews Church in New York. A large reception followed at 34 Fifth Avenue hosted by the bride’s grandmother Mrs Alfred M Hoyt. The ceremony was performed by Bishop Greer and featured prominent bridal attendants and ushers from notable families.
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Washington Post
New York
Hizabeth Sherman Hoyt
Thomas H. Froshingham
Philadelphia
St. Bartholomew's Church
Bishom Greer
Alfred M. Hoyt
Fifth Avenue
Henry Reese Hoyt
Oliver Iselin
Macy Willets
George 3. West
Theodore P. Bixon
Vera Bloodgood
Rosa Saltongtall
Theodore Frothingham, Jr
Hynlington W. Frothingham
W. Bainbridge Frothingham
Upton Sullivan
George Cutler
Samuel M. Felton, Jr
Alfred O. Hart
Henry F. McKean
Edwin D. Meegan
Darragh Park
Grinwold Webb
Grafton H. Pyne
Oliver Wolcott
John & Parker
Bayard Warren
George B. Post
Gen F A Smith to Wed School Day Sweetheart
Brig Gen Frederick Appleton Smith retired US Army plans to marry Mrs. Robert Havenor, formerly Emma Mandeville of New York. The wedding is set at Mrs Havenor’s sister’s home with only relatives present after a long a arc of separation and reunion post many marriages.
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F. A. Smith
Vera Cruz
Funston
Bridal Couple to Make Their Home in Washington
In St James Church Naomi Andrews daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Wake man Andrews married Nelson Collingwood Hyde son of Mr and Mrs Salem Hyde of Syracuse New York The Rev Dr Charles Puffeld and Bishop Broderick Courtney officiated After a trip to Lake Placid the couple will live in Washington BC
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Washington Post
New York
St. James
Naomi Andrews
Samuel Wake‘man Andrews
Nelson Collingwood Hyde
Salem Hyde
Syracuse
N. Y
Charles Puffeld
Boston
Broderick Courtney
Lake, Placid
Hyde
Washington
Bride of a Naval Ensign Weds in Winchester
Miss Marie D Ames of Boston and Wig Eheater marries Richard E Byrd Jr ensign in the US Navy at Christ Episcopal Church in Winchester Virginia. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr Willam B D Smith with Harry F Byrd as best man and Mrs George Lafayette Washington as matron of honor. The bride is the daughter of James Blanchard Ames and the bridegroom is the son of Richard B Ayra Yale states district attorney of Virginia.
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Marie D. Ames
Boston
Wigeheater
Richard E. Byrd, Jr
Winchester
United States Navy
Marie Donaldson Ames
Chrisf Protestant Episcopal Church
Willam BD. Smith
Harry F. Byrd
George Lafayette
Washington
Woodbury
N. J
C. C. Copp
Gudger
Donald Noble
A. A. Corwin
B. H. Green
J. R. Barry
Alston B. Simpson
W. S. Davidson
James Blanchard Ames
Woman’s Influence in American Judaism Impresses at Convention
Mrs Abram Simon of Washington addressed the American Hebrew congregations in Chicago on Woman’s Influence in the Development of American Judaism. She argued emancipation, equal religious privilege, and the role of women in home, worship, and philanthropy, predicting a future shift toward women’s full civic and religious standing. She foreshadowed a possible next convention in Washington.
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Washington
Chicago
Abram Simon
Filmon
Genesia
Eve
White House
Judalam
Germany
Poetasa
Ghetto
House of Worship
Jewish Leaders Rally Against Immigration Literacy Test
Mr and Mrs Simon spoke to the Hebrew Council in Chicago praising Jewish women and condemning immigration literacy tests. Resolutions urging President Wilson to veto the bill were presented at joint sessions of the American Hebrew Congregations and National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, with praise for Wilson's neutrality stance in the European war. Max J Kohler noted such gatherings boost pride in American Jewish life and spur philanthropy and religious effort.
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Wilson
United States
American Hebrew Congregations
National ¥ Federation of Femple
Max J. Kohler
Thea Land
DANCE AND HEALTH EDUCATION URGED FOR SCHOOLS
Dr. R Kandrick Smith of Boston urged cities to teach how to live through health education, fitness facilities, and recreation. He called for ventilated streetcars, more fresh air in schools, maintenance of swimming pools and gymnasiums, and modern Boston dances in all public schools.
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Washington Post
St. Louis
R. Kandrick Smith
Boston
City Club
Julia Culp and Emilio de Gogerza to perform in Capital recital
Beginning at 4 20 this afternoon at the National venue music lovers will hear Julia Culp and Emilio de Gogerza in a joint recital. The program is varied and the pairing promises one of the season’s richest treats with the soprano’s warm following in the Capital and the renowned barytone.
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Music Lovera
Julia Culp
Emilio de Gogerza
Barytone
Standard Remedy For Many Homes
Indigestion and constipation cause discomfort as appetite cravings disrupt digestion and elimination. A simple, pleasant laxative tonics with pepsin, sold as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, relieves congestion from waste and restores regularity without narcotics. Free trial offer from Dr W B Caldwell, 462 Washington St, Monticello, Iowa.
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Caldwell
W. B Caldwell
Washington
Monticello
Marcel Curl Breaks Off Hair, Woman Wins Damages
New York jury awards Mrs. Alice Davis 560 damages against A. Simonson hairdressing over a marcel wave claim after an operation alleged to guarantee everlasting curls. Davis, from California, sought 25000, attended trial for moral victory. Also notes a marriage in Roanoke, James Kyle Fulton and Sailly Clark Fishburn wed at Hoodieck Church.
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New York
Supreme Court
Alice Davis
West Wittyfrath Street
Ben Wood Davis
Cincinnati
A. Simonson
Marcel Wave
Justice Delany
Costliest Jewel of Ex Ambassador Kerens Wife Valued at $50
In St Leyla the court inventory lists the late Mrs. R C Wereng wife of Cai RB Kerens former Ambassador to Austria. A turquoise and diamond pendant pin set is valued at 50 dollars. The Kerens estate totals 5388 28 with notes 8700 stocks 44500 bonds 54200 cash 388 79 and goods 45. Bonds include 4000 United Railways and 98000 Missouri Electric Light and Power Company bonds.
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St. Leyla
R. C. Wereng
Cai
RB. C. Kerens
Austria
United Railways
Missouri Electric Light and Power Company
Girl In Court Faints as Convict Father Dies. Forger Found Guilty
In a New York trial, Hyman Fish is convicted of forging the books of Messe Gutman. Gutman’s daughter Clara fainted in the courtroom upon hearing her convict father’s imminent death, prompting revival efforts as the jury returns a guilty verdict and Fish awaits sentence.
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Washington Post
New York
Jay
Antorney Jahy DL. Minter
Hyman Fish
Court of Special Sessions
Messe Gutman
Sing Sing
Gopestiin
Gutman
Clara
Mr. Minton
Sing Bing
Clara Gutman
Rigen
West 110Th Street
Swan
Tomba
Fisk
Morea
Swen
Laula Barger
Atend
Herger
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Jarry Buly
F Street
Harry Sreith
Rachiel Kuree
Pot Tarry
Canary Islil
Woman Quwner
U. S
You
Australia
England
E. S. Hoyt
Hoyel and
Ita Suliurel
Wagegay
Carttal
Smithgaig
A. Lisner
Adler
Marcel
J. ¥. Fulton
Virginia
Roanoke
James Kyle Fulton
Washington, D. C
Sailly Clark Fishburn
Hoodieck
the Green Memorial Church
J. B
Keren
Jutins
A.west
Columbia
WU Pujeem
Fie
Bie
Henry W. Savage
Uncle Sam
Estra
IF. Mae
Istegh
pRlio
Keith
Horlick
Ornwells
G. G. Cornwell & Son, Inc
H Street
AMT
Tobin Bros
Belasco
Bilasco
Frances Starr
Marie-Odile
Dward Knobjavet
Christabel Pan KH
Oferath
THAR
Andras Diapal Opera Conmque Co
Pesenta
Grei ‘St
Lilac Domino
Bieance
Wilfrid Douthitt
Grand Opara Chorus
Orchentra
Helegny
Mell Onder Recs
POLIS
Maggie Pepper
Hubert Loewe Mage Recention ‘Oemands
Oreo
W. K. Muamith
Gale
Sipeneta
Ational Fontenn Amis
Charles Frohman
Billie Burke
Catherine
Jerry Chisholm
Maude Adams
Leonora
Quality Street
Emilio de Gogorza
T. Arthur Smith Agency
Pavlova
Droop's
Seth Ave
Pacientes
le al Reer m
12Th & G
Kreisler
Pete Rocaderos
WwitTh
Frank Finney
Tay
Lidiee
MFG
Haveloch-Ellis
Lendes
Woodward & Lothropa
Clive Schreiner
Woman Movement
Satergay
Hele Hoon
Hetel Ih
Vaethe
T. Arther Smith
Majestic Theater
J. Theo. Murphy
Mgr
Brehive
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