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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1915
Page
10
Canvas covered cloth lined trunks with riveted malleable iron clamps hardwood slats and best lock. 28 inch trunks priced at 12.00 up to 40 inch at 17.00. Hot trunks 8.00 to 14.00 and one model at 15.00. Hat trunks also listed.
The President with Dr Davis and Mr Woodrow rode yesterday afternoon. Dr Davis has stayed at the White House since Sunday. A Shoreham luncheon honored the Honoa delegation, with about 80 guests including Congress members, officials, and diplomats. Many attendees from Illinois and other states joined the social events at various venues.
Mr. Noyes of New York arrives at the Shoreham yesterday for a brief visit. Mrs. Henry L Beck, formerly Miss Frances Woolverton of this city, stays with her mother Mrs. Peart Woolverton. Maj. Buckley, U.S.A., back at Fort Baker, completed a three year tour in the Philippines. Mrs. H H Seldomridge will be at home on the second and third Tuesdays in February. John Lind, former presidential representative to Mexico, is visiting the Wizard for several days. Mrs. Edward H Loftus will host a reception today from 4 to 6 at the Dresden. Mrs. Howell and Mrs. Gebhardt celebrate Mr. Howell's birthday last night at 1425 Pennsylvania Ave SE.
Social notes from Washington detail Ms Barber at home on Mondays in February. Other arrivals include Mr and Mrs Howard Peoples at 1831 Belmont, Mrs Wiliam Hall and guests at the Wiliard, plus Mr Orion Metcalf Barber visiting February. A wedding is announced for Lillian Hamilton Simpson and David Moore Barclay at St Alban’s Church on January 23.
The fifth annual Pomeranian Club exhibit opens in the Plaza Hotel ballroom New York with foreign entries led by Mrs L C Dyer and Mrs K Carlin. Proceeds go to the Red Cross Society. Highlights include Eastney Raven and Fastney Man Friday among Heastney winners andMousse, a shaded sable, from New York exhibitors.
Helen and Warren attend a bustling automobile show with Louise and her father. Warren contemplates buying a runabout after a display of a luxury touring car, sparking Helen’s envy and a tense question of whether they can afford the expense.
Thomas A Watson, Bell associate and first to hear spoken words over a wire, will broadcast from San Francisco to Mayor Mitchel in New York for a celebration of completing transcontinental telephone service. Watson, who aided Bell in 1876, left New York to participate in the event and recall the original Boston experiments in 1875.
Madrid reports a cabinet meeting chaired by King Alfonso on Thursday decided not to send the battleship Espana to the opening of the Panama Canal.
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