Social Events Chronicled in Brief
Wilets of New York wed at Old Fleet Church in Manhattan in a ceremony led by Rev Howard Duffield. The bride, from a prominent Washington family, and Wiltets, a Wall Street real estate figure, plan to reside in New York after a honeymoon. Guests included family from Clarke County and Washington society, with postponed January plans shifted to May. Hosts Mr and Mrs John McA Palmer entertained at a dinner and larger gathering at their street home with notable attendees.
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Wallstreet
Union
New Fork Yacht
Meadowbrook
Automobile
Nassau
Turf and
Mayoo
John McA Palmer
Maj
Mra Palmer
Gibson
New York
Hunt Club Bail and Ball Committee Arrangements
The Hunt ball preparations show a large turnout of box holders and committee members including Robert M Thompson Will hhelps Av Les Charles Boughton Wi f Mos pa 4opley Mrs Gibson nestakh Mra Lars Anderson Mrs Indsy Orsen Mire Jidward C Walker Mrs treorge T Marse Dr L BT dohn eri Mr Wo GG Fowler and many others. Social figures such as Wolliam Mitchell chairing the entertainment committee and Melvin Hagen as chairman of the horse show committee are noted along with recent social visits and engagements in New York and Washington.
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Merrily Uuel
Evers
Robert M Thompson
Mitterald
Cri Ireson
Walter Ro ‘Tuckerman
Wolliam Mitchell
Melvin
Hagen
Cupid and the high cost of women's garb sermon at church
Evangelist Franklin W Swift of Chicago told a Mass meeting for women at the First Baptist Church in Homestead that the high cost of women's clothes keeps many couples from marrying. He warned against soul-hobbled women who value cars over children and urged simpler dress and homemaking. EL Dugan would usher. A bride reception followed at the home of the groom’s relatives. Bonnie Vera Murphy of Madisonville attended.
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Washington Post
Pittsburgh
Cupid
Franklin W Swift
Chicago
First Baptist Church
Homestead
United States
Dr. Swift
EL Dugan
Twentieth Century Club Concert for Frontier Orphans
The Twentieth Century Club plans a February 5 afternoon concert at All Souls Church to aid Frontier Orphans in France. Miss Marguerite Brown and Mr Marion Boyce will perform a joint recital. Mrs Ernest Hicknell chairs the entertainment committee with a long list of members and attendees. Mme Fuji and Mr Fuji arrive February 12 in San Francisco en route to Washington.
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Twentieth Century Club
France
All Soul's Church
Marguerite, Brown
Marion Boyce
Ernest Hicknell
William Applegate
Frank Baker
Alfred H Brooks
Edward RB Clark
Theodore Les Cole
Henry
Mr. Fuji
Mme Fuji
San Francisco
Peking
China
Washington
Visitor For Whom Many Affairs Have Been Given
Afternoon reception notes honor Mrs Phis terer and Mrs Bosley wife of Maj John R Bosley. Maj Ernest D Peek hosts dinner in St Nicholas with Maj James A Woodruff Maj Gustave Lukesh and Capt James J Loving as guests. Mrs Bosweeney wife of the Assistant Secretary of the Interior to receive tomorrow afternoon 3 30 to oclock. Judge J Harry Covington and Mrs entertained last night. Maj Henry B Clark and wife hosted dinner last night. CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE.
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Maj
Ernest D. Peek
St Nicholas
James A Woodruff
Gustave Lukesh
Capt
James J. Loving
Bo Sweeney
Secretary of the Interior
Mrs
Henry B. Clark
Hesss and Albany guest plan tea tomorrow
Maj and Mrs Louis T Hess host Mrs R Phisterer of Albany mother of Maj Frederick W Phisterer coast artillery as house guest and will entertain at a tea tomorrow.
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Louis T. Hess
R. Phisterer
Albany
Frederick W. Phisterer
The
Coast Artillery
Hess
No one can be society's darling for $100
Detroit reports a New York firm offers to transform any man into a perfect "ladies and gentlemen" type for $100, with guidance on dress, manners, shopping, and even dining phrases. The piece notes the social dream of belonging costs time and money and warns of potential moral and financial risk. A brief item closes with a Rhode Island inventor's pocket device for creasing trousers.
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New York
Vonmund
Detroit
Robert Chambers
Palm Beach
Belgium
Randolph Lee Church
London
Paris
Rhode Island
Worry and the Idle Engine of the Mind
The article explains worry as an abnormal mental state that drains health and nervous energy. It compares protective instinct to idle engine running and urges practical antidotes. It advises changing mental occupation, outdoor exercise, reading, recreation, or temporarily changing work to restore health and peace of mind.
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Public Health Service
Will irrigate 1 500 000 acres on Murray River scheme
Work has begun on a system of locks and weirs to make the Murray River navigable and provide irrigation to about 1 500 000 acres of land in Australia. The ambitious project aims to boost farming by supplying abundant water for irrigation and improving transport potential along the river.
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Murray River
Australia
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Hugh S Cummings
Lafayette
Hunt Club
Elizabeth Julia Sicder
Louis Refe
O. Frank E Duehring
Orimbh
Metropolit Potsovtetian
Churel
Koeefers
Fitterbach
Will Toyalis
Fittsuehl Mass
Ty Foueheinge
Nes Wallson
Leon A Martel
Rodiemes
Lowe
Charles
Benjamin Walter Dowell
Josephine M. Anderson
A. F. Anderson
B. W. Dowell
Evangelist
David Kincheloe
Bonnie Vera Murphy
Madisonville
Earl Carbault
Barytone
George Mayo
Minchelos
Bishop
Percy P. Bishop
Ingraham
Martin Littleton
Richmorn
J. Harry Covington
Louise Fenet
Tex
Comdr
James C. Richardson
Statesman
Dobbs Ferry
Eleanor Carroll Chilton
William I. Chilton
Charleston, W. Va
Mrs. Hess
Sriuk R “Ing Fondeery
St. Youu
Ziegfeld
Pate de Kole Gran
Louvre
F Street
Gatergarmentsa and
Burrilla
Champsines
Bolivia
lLesson
Benea
I. M. Gidding & Co
Fifth Avenue
Forty-Sixth Street
H St. N. W
Shoreham Hotel
Go. Wew
York
Foxty-Siath
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