Washington birthday dance and wedding notices from Cairo and Washington
Elected rowing officers include Mrs William McNeil as president and Mrs Rose Sliney as secretary. A Washington birthday dance at the Cairo on February 22 is planned. A wedding at 1118 Park Road united Wandalen Valerie Pimms and Roland Safford Trogner with ceremony in a parlor under floral canopies. The couple will honeymoon in Akron. A birthday party for Mare Gertrude Prince and a Confederate Memorial dance at 822 Ver Morton Avenue are noted, with details on decorations and hosts.
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Bachelors Anniversary Celebrated at Labrame 2492 Bourfreth Street
The Hacetors marked their first anniversary with a formal evening at their home, elaborate purple and white decor, electric light, and a string orchestra. Miss Borta Scule-Hel sang, with many members listed among attendees and the twelve bachelors in attendance. A supper was served as officers spoke, and guests included Blanche Emmert, Katharine Jones Caldwell, Thelma Brennan, Ruth Miteneil, and Bert Laird.
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Henrietta Nerens
Katharine Jones
Pidith Caldwell
Thelma Brennan
Margaret Meltman
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Marie Waddow
Fema
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Bert Laird
Willim Monran
Whit Hammett
Will Hammett
Ed Ardesser
Roy Sublemes
Cogan Hammett
Lewin Howard Kimball
Les Hardisty
Clarence Moore
Paul Ardesser
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Guess He Remembered His Boyhood Bramble Bash
Special to The Washington Post Fredericksburg Virginia January twenty seven Whit D Peyton a Stafford County farmer and former legislator injured his knee while climbing from a corn crib He twisted the joint back into place after catching his foot between timber and realizing the condition
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Dance Committee Named for Raleigh Benefit Dance
The Abipall Hartman Rice Chapter YMCA DAR announces a young ladies committee for the annual benefit dance at Raleigh on February 15. The resident chapter members, led by Mrs Clayton E Emig, include Miss Jidna T Crump and peers. Additional patronesses have been secured, including Washington society figures led by Mrs Matthew T Suott, former national society president general.
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Marguerite P. Clark
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Frances Lovatts
Josephine Golden
Alice Hoover
Dorothy Flardy
Mane A Tarks
Gladys C. Sineclair
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Mary B Ward
Washington Society
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Most Methodical Man's Diary Reveals 173 Shaves in Year
Minneapolis diary of G W Danielson assistant physical director of the YMCA recounts 173 shaves 296 prayers 485 teeth brushes 500 miles run and 859 letters written. He arrived from North Dakota after a police notice of a bulge in his coat sparked curiosity. The entry notes 21 tabulated items and other feats including 172 calls read 23 books and 690 new acquaintances. He boasts another year of records in 1915 and 1916 with travels and notable handshakes with Bryan Hammond and others.
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Social Season Notes From Washington Circles
A lengthy reception given by Mrs Henry Churchill Cook and her sister Miss Af Wsther Mayher drew a notable crowd including Mrs Arvin Wright Witherell of Chicago and Miss Mary Hyler. The Dorothy Hancock Chapter of the DAR met at Miss Marguerite Weller’s home with a donation to Maryville College aiding a West Virginia coalfields student. Nordix Club hosted its third dance at the Partner ballroom with many local social figures attending.
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M Hartin
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Ruth Bauer
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Fiva Thompson
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Louise Miilan
Marguerite Clark
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Mary Clark
Alice W
Inaugural Ball for Women City Officials Proposed in Umatilla
In Umatilla Oregon promoters plan an inaugural ball to honor women city officials. The event targets gender role reversal with men as wallflowers and the women inviting partners, some suggesting men carry dance cards and wait to be asked to dance as part of a lighthearted publicity stunt.
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Notable Washington Visitors Stay in Norfolk in February
A group including M A Holloran B T Rauber Joe Henderson C Whitehurst and others, hosted by Mrs Philip C Hungerford and Mrs Grainger, visits Norfolk VA with plans to return to Washington late February. Mrs W H Sholes remains convalescent and cannot receive calls this season. Mrs Clarence C Buel of New York gave a second distinctive French play reading at Mrs John Jay White's home to a distinguished audience. CONTINTED ON TENTH PAGE.
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Grainger
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Clarence C. Buel
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Bronze Horses of St Mark's Have Had Eventful History
Gen Sherwood recounts the gilded bronze four horses from St Mark's Basilica, tracing their uncertain origin from Rome and Alexandria to Venice. The horses have moved repeatedly through history, most recently removed from St Mark's, amid questions of safety and future fate.
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Harvard Kills Rats Watches Student Food
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