ALL HONOR MRS ELLIS TO DISCUSS FEMINISM TODAY
English novelist and lecturer Mrs Havelock Ellis visits Washington to lecture on the woman movement at Woodward & Tobin's auditorium, arguing for equality of opportunity, and will attend a Congressional Club tea as guest of honor. A distinguished list of women and society figures invited to the events reflects her high esteem in this city.
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Havelock Ellis
Washington
Societe
Woodward & Tobiens
Congressional Club
Tiles
Congressional Clan
Elis
Mra Blas
Grace Lincoln Temple
Mra White Than
George Porte
Mra Fowndes
Jayden
Rudulph Khantiniann
Burleson
Wis Bush
William G
Wis Bushes
Edith
Alfie
Taoude
Lom
Georgid Htubertson
Rafte
Rolston
Josephine D Lowe
Wis
Weeton
Ernest Dan
Sai¢h James
Penis McHuon
James Lansburgh
William Hutz
Vrs
Berlinmer
Llen
Spenver
Wileon Mira
Nettle Tosisa Wille M
Fean
Delano
Julius Lan
Vinton
Ais Iker
Raines
Baughman
Mos Stratton
Bigelow
D Woods
Teier Wiss
Addison Ingle
Beir
Janne
Brown
Engineers Celebrate Fortieth Anniversary Event in Raleigh
Members of the Warmer Engineers' Beneficial Association attended a gathering hosted by the American Marie Meng Supply Association in Raleigh. The program featured entertainment directed by Jack Power Arvenue and James Devine with numerous participants. organizers included Wot Fitzgerald and Charles Bemsen among many others. The piece notes the group marks a fortieth anniversary of their organization.
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Warmer Engineers’ Benefical Association
Rhemerican
Marie Meng Supply Association
Raleigh
Jack Power
Arvenue
Herbert Self
James Devine
Alichard « Connell “Monroe
Ai Ae
Frank Corbett
Robert Jones
Jack
Iment
Joseph Moikerna
Ltovd Wel von Phno
Jansem V
Willant Murray
Tamia Witkowski
Rier
Wot Pitzgerald
Alfin Matt Teorge
Norman Charlies
Abemsen
Inglis Leste
J Ciszek
Andrew Lauterbach
MreConneil
Bubelew Tolkowe Polwen
Wal
Frank Martin
Hilly Muiras
Joseph ‘McKenna
Stephen Poberte
Tharle
F Wertzman
Beertrart Flallock
Kenty E Leach
Tharks
Wailhofe
White House Births Tie to Walker Family Names
The article notes births linked to the White House including Sallie Welker and Knox Walker, relatives of Walker of Montgomery, with Sallie Welker reportedly christened there during the Polk era though the president was said to oppose it. Walker’s family ties include his son MW Walker, secretary to the president, and his connection to Col Hal Walker of Montgomery.
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Sen
Snown Walker
Freanlent Poth
Bimes
White House
W Walker
Dompants
Tames
Mr Walker
James
Sallie Welker
Knox Walker
Manson Sallie Welker
Miss Helen Morgan Weds John Ballantine at St Thomas Church
Miss Helen Hidgely Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs Lanaster Morgan married John Holme Ballantine son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Ballantine at St Thomas Church New York this afternoon. The debutante Peabody was maid of honor and only attendant. Herbert W Ballantine served as best man. Attendants included Archers Hey and Taylor among others.
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John Holme Ballantine
St Thomas’ Church
New York
Washington Port
Ework
Misa Helen Hidgely Morgan
Lanaster Morgan
Herbert Ballantine
St Thomas
Lonstaire Peabody
Richard & Peaweds
Herbert W
Nig Viothers
Geborne Archers
Franci Hey
Lenaldsen Clark
Frank W Cady
Rolo Bianchatet
William H. Taylor
Pasadena
Only One Woman Truly Loved by Marrying Minister
Chicago January 21. The Rev. J M Darnell of Kenosha, a marrying minister, faces a divorce suit from one of three women claiming to be his wife. He insists his last wife is the only one he truly loves, though he married three within two years without divorces.
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Kenosha
Best liked burglar mourned by woman he robbed
Special to The Washington Port Kansas City June 1 That polite burglar Charles E Smith sought gentility in his craft but overestimated his standing when attempting a return at James B Welsh 1724 Jefferson St He was wounded by Mr Welsh fired again and later killed in a skirmish with police after a failed break in at 3219 Washington St A real estate man Mrs Welsh recounted their encounter discussing burglary as a livelihood and the risks of crime with the intruder who claimed not to harm anyone The tale ends with Mrs Welsh recognizing the burglar from a police photo and recalling his courteous protestations before he fled
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Washington
Kansas City
Charles E. Smith
Charles
James B Welsh
Jefferson Street
Smith
Mr Welsh
Mrs. Welsh
Mrs Welsh
Welgh
WCA
Europe
Department of Commerce
Plans to Expand American Trade Amid War Disruptions
The discourse urges exploiting wartime openings to boost U S exports and establish a global market foothold. It notes over 100 vessels moved to American registry under a modified shipping registry act and cautions patience as South American demand grows with exports, while urging neutral rights and antitrust considerations.
Indoor polo for women at New York riding academy
New York reports indoor polo for women with four costsase teams playing two ten minute periods. Miss Lillian figheedler led Blue team, Miss Schoedler starred on Ginger, and Caruso the best pony drew cheers as spectators noted the unique sport and fashion of divided skirts and white shirts. Final Blue 4 Red 0.
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New York
America
Gollage Waemen Hafera
Central Pare
Peaching Jhaldy
Speg
Waterburys
Whitneya
College
Riding Academy
Pelo
Misa Lillian Figheedler
Barnard
Jon
Emma Gaeerpee
Caruso
Egat
Ginger
Miss Schoedler
Mae
Pony
Farum
Tran
Coleman
Health tests for brides proposed in Chicago
Chicago health committee recommends a eugenic marriage bill requiring physical examinations for women before marriage licenses. The plan, based on Wisconsin and Oregon drafts, was amended with Dr Anna Blount pushing for the change. Records from Coulter Settlement House indicate 5 to 70 percent of operations on women reveal diseases that would bar licenses.
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Chiago
City Council
Pilwil Pe
Wisconsin
Oregon
Anna Blount
Chicago Women’s Political Equality Legaue
Coulter Settlement House
Blount
Nickey Ben the White House dog causes trouble again
Collie Nickey Ben owned by Mrs William G McAdoo has repeatedly left his official duties at the White House, with sightings on Eighteenth Street. The dog’s antics provoke talk of disciplinary measures as authorities and the public monitor his escape attempts amid a busy capital scene. Independent HE Company Zouaves and Woodmen of the World staged a concert at Odd Fellows Hall with WGOW Orchestra and various performers. Dr Paul R Hickok to speak tonight on Bible study at the Brookland Baptist Church during the Hipie conference.
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Wickersham
John D Ryan
Amalgamated Copper Company
D . Skinner
Washington
W Kemper
Galveston Cotton Exchange
South
Nickey Ben
Eighteenth Street
White House
Goltar
Dama
Zouavesa
Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows Hall
Seventh Street Northwest
WGOW
J H Sugden
H Jaeger
EB Gibson
Jonscher
Win Callgw
Era Gibson
Charles Bright
Sqc
Emily Barnes
Reading
Richard Mangfield
Meta Feeger
Edwin Callow
Paul R Hickok
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
Brookland Baptist Church
Denver Girl Weds Dutch Proxy Groom in Java Union
Miss Eugenia Campbell of Colorado Springs married Dutchman John Pieter Scholten by proxy in Semarang Java, 10,000 miles away, aided by a Brooklyn proxy and a second proxy bridegroom. The ceremony, conducted by Rev David L Fouse, drew Denver society onlookers and featured Miss Campbell’s Latin gown and a large reception.
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Java
Washington Post
Coto
Falk
Eugenia Campbell
Colorado S Springs
John Pieter Scholten
Preset
Semarang
Holland
Harvey V Deuel
Brooklyn
Miss Campball
Misa
Eleanor McFall
Russell Chelgard
Minneapolis
G B McFall
A _gister
Miss Campbell
David L Fouse
First Reformed Church
Ayold
Geyel
Scholten
Misa Campbell
San Francisco
Princess Auersperg Granted Final Divorce Decree
Princess Florence Hisworth Hazard Auersperg, an American, was granted a final divorce from Prince Francia Auersperg of Austria by Chancellor Walker in Trenton. The prince deserted her, served with the Austrian Red Cross, and returned to the United States after leaving the Austrian army. They separated eight years ago after living in New York, with disputes over her princess title due to alleged noble birth.
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Trenton
Walker
Florence Hisworth Hazard Auersperg
Francia Auersperg
Austria
Hadzard
Shrewsbury
Red Cross
Long Island College Hospita
Miss Hazard
West Seventy-sixth Street
New York
Averaperg
Abhors Love Slavery Minister Defends Marriages
Chicago report on Rev James Morrison Darnell who claims three wives and defends his multiple marriages while a divorce suit proceeds. District Attorney and State authorities consider no Mann Act charges viable, with the case devolving to state jurisdiction. Ruth Soper Darnell is cited as the mother of his child, and Darnell argues affection should be free from conventional constraints.
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Seridom
Washington Post
Chicago
James] Morison Darnell
Dorig Vaughn Darnell
Daenetl
Ruth Soper Darnell
Anne
Darnell
Dons Vaughn
Cgn
Huth
Clyne
Narnel
Richard J Cooney
Parnell
Billy Sunday At Biddle Home In Philadelphia Social Reception
Philadelphia society welcomed evangelist Billy Sunday at a Sunday reception hosted by Mr and Mrs JF Diesel Biddle at 240 Walnut Street. Notables including Bishop Rhinelander and Bishop Garland attended as Sunday spoke on faith, heaven, and Christ, ending with a heartfelt prayer for the guests. Debutantes and social leaders filled the rooms as Sunday greeted attendees at the door.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Society
Billy Sunday the Evangelist
JF Diesel Biddle
Walnut Street
Antioch
Tench
Jtsua
Christ
Tesua Christ
Biddle
Billy Sunday
Rhinelander
Suffragan Garland
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Edward T Stotesbury
Stotesburys
Bill
Evan-Gelisl
Biddie
Tiher
Walput Street
Matrona
Billy
Michigan Coeds Sell Hair To Aid Belgian Poor
Olivet Mich Jan 21 a charitable minded coed donated her long hair to be sold for money to aid the suffering Belgians. The act sparked a stir among Olivet girls with some debating and others adopting the bobbed look as a fashionable result following Mrs Vernon Castle trend from New York.
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Michigan
Olivet Mich
Wilsen
Vernon Castle
New York
Mrs Nettie Campbell Camp Sues for Alimony from Kenneth Camp
Mrs Campbell filed an equity petition against her husband Kenneth Camp for alimony. She alleges they married in September 1913 and that since May 1914 he treated her with extreme cruelty and abandoned her. They now live with their parents. He is employed by the U.S. government with a steady income and independent sources. The plaintiff is represented by Lambert Whippler and Yeatman.
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Nettie Campbell Camp
Kenneth Camp
United States
Wilton F Lambert
Prederic Ro Whippler
Rudolph H Yeatman
Birth announced for son of Mr and Mrs M J Gaynor
Announcement from New York dated January 21 reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Norman J Gaynor at their Brooklyn home. Mr Gaynor is the youngest son of the late Mayor William J Gaynor. Mrs Gaynor is Betsy Page, daughter of the Rev Frank Page and niece of Thomas Nelson Page. The couple wed April 16, 1904 in Fairfax Court House Virginia.
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Washington Post
New York
Norman J Gaynor
Brooklyn
Gaynor
William J Gaynor
Mra Gaynor
Betsy Page
Frank Page
Thomas Nelson Page
United States
Italy
Fairfax Court House
Miss Clark Elected Senator in Oregon Special Election
Kath ieryn Clark, a Democrat, was elected State senator in Roseburg Oregon in a special election to fill a vacancy caused by death. She won by a plurality slightly under 100 votes, becoming the first woman elected to the Oregon senate.
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Roseburg
Orex
Jan
Kathieryn Clark Democrat
Migs Clark
Oregon Senate
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