Social events chronicled in brief in a damaged text
Readable fragments depict a Paris theatre piece by Henry Lavedan with Mme Guel in the leading role and anti militaristic themes. Mentions of upcoming readings by Wine Buel Hervieu and social gatherings hosted by Hertmuller and Miss Lela Howard engagement details and Father Cyril Phipher Fraternity color themes appear amid assorted names and tentative notes.
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Jusseland
Mme de Ruano
Ritter
Urcullu
Chauncey Thukett
Cary T Grayson
Siebert
Aoner Arderson
John B Cochran
Witey
Adolph Asper Millag Wiss
Buel
Moby Hervieu
Guy
Onalo Ues
Arthur Barnes
Owonter
Wil Oun Firmiiten
Basil
T & Meads
Stabler Van Vleck Wedding in Linden and Cleveland
Miss Cynthia Noves of Linden Md and Abou Tious Stabler of Sandsprings Mio tool wed last Wednesday at Mr Lye F Bowell’s Cleveland home with relatives present. The bride wore white satin and tulle, carried roses, and was supported by her sister Almeria Van Vick as maid of honor. The groom's party included his brother and local friends. reception followed, guests from town and nearby areas.
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Ynthia Noves
Lurene Vininkh
Linden
Mtr
Sands
Lye F Bowell
Newark Street
Cleveland
Spesar
Baltimore
Mariimne
Rowes
Srx
Illey
Almeria
Varn Vick Oy
Fred Stibler
Fred Stibler Bridecroom Hes Dof Houer
Foorence van Vick
Iir
Moiry Dowell
Ellen Wil Bom
Sirginta Stabler
S:ir Spring
Alfred Stablar
Med Wra
Charlee Carpenter
Pheled
Iptia Mir
Mire
Horles
Union of Oklahoma
Wis
John W Twenlerson
Rockville
Mlessis NO
Garland Logan Wichur
Sibler
W Bird
Sounds
Lone Mal Fer
George HO Wricht
Terest Glen Ma
Pearkert
Mom
Tinden
Dowell
Sham Wurceron
Rlinaton
Atlantic
Engagement Announced Amid City Dinners And Moves
The engagement of Mr David and Mrs Bernard Herman is announced as they plan dinners and a move to Charlotte VNC where they will settle. Mis Sidney West hosted a Biltmore card party for out of town guests Mr Sol Qtuid of New York visiting sister Mrs Leo Mautner. Mrs Charles Goldsmith returns home from Richmond after visiting son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Thalheimer.
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David
Bernard Herman
Charlotte Vnc
Sidney West
the Biltmore
Mrsol Qtuid
New York
Leo Mautner
Charles Goldsmith
Richmond
William Thalheimer
Voss Mary Ashby Warden
Charles W Warden
Lewis Hicks Williams
Mrs Cohen Visiting Los Angeles and Local Socials
Mrs Abe Cohen and daughter Miss Ray Cohen spend months in Los Angeles while Mrs Abe King visits Washington. Mrs Simon hosted a Friday afternoon luncheon and bridge club. Misses Morris returned from a ten day New York visit with Mise Sadie Sylver. Mr Schiffman of Birmingham visiting here. Mrs F Steinem hosted the Wednesday luncheon and bridge club. Mr Adolph Weil returned from Pinehurst NC and left for New York and Atlantic City. Mrs Sol Gardner of New York, guest of the Misses Fishell, returned home. Mrs Lee Baumgarden returned from New York. Miss Leila Rembert, month in the city, returned to Washington and will visit in Richmond. Liquid air and aluminum powder used in German mining for blasting is about 2.5 times stronger than black powder.
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Planche Myer
New York
Della Moshey
Meer Nordtinger
Ttals
Washington
Kansas
Forrest
Wilton
Abe Cohen
Ray Cohen
Los Angeles
Simon
Morris
Mise
Sadie Sylver
Adolph Weil
Pine Hurst NC
Weil
Atlantic City
Sol Gardner
Misses Fishell
Leila Rembert
Wamington
Miss Rembert
Germany
George B Yackey
Auction Bridge Club
Arthur W Tupper
Chattanooga
Tenn
Arthur W Gambril
Mabel Drury
Carrie Hardesty
Anna Arundel County
Richard G Whiting
Joseph R Owens
New York City
Edward Gilson
Springfield
Alexandria Junior German Club Meeting in Elks Home
The Alexandria Junior German Club held its semimonthly gathering in the Elks Home auditorium under Mrs Robert South Barrett with assistance from Miss Nina Carlin Fulton and others. A Spanish dance by Ramage siblings and two masters featured, as favors were distributed to dancers. many members attended, including Elizabeth Stone Brown and Elizabeth Kemper among others.
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Elks’ Home
Robert South Barrett
Nina Carlin Fulton
Sarah Cox
Sarah Kemper
Isobel Boswell
Tithda Schneider
Thomas L Wattles
Walter Barrett
Charles C Carlin Jr
Tayloe Murphy
Elizabeth Ramage
Josephine Ramage
Albert Smort
Jack Din]widdie
Elizabeth Stone Brown
Charlotte Kemper
Margaret Yates
Iria Kemper
Ldmonia Baker
Mildred Baker
Margaret Linn
Dorothy Tazewell King
Margaret French
Regina Gormat Bhliza Bland Cox
Frances Cox
Maryaret Egghorn
Anne English
Met Moore
Margaret Moore
Smoot Thomson
Viola Barrett Genevieve
Shepperson
Josephine Gregg
Marion
Dieneh
Mary Fauntleroy
Franced
Fauntleroy
Telzabeth Ramage
Louise Finke
Matilda Derlacher
Rosella Burke
Elizabeth Bryant
Auguste Bode
Elizabeth Behneider
Roberta Schneider Jeanette Cochran
Elizabeth Swan
Hilda Tulman
Lowie Carlin
Elizabeth Boothe
Yigber Lambert
Helen Aldridge
Louise Aldridge
Udith Phillips
Caroline Wattles
Nancy Wattles
Virginia McCuen
Rose Murphy
Masters Courtland Warfield
Stanley Swan
Liverett Swan
Paul Barrett
Overton Price
Everett Pohl
Edward Oliver
Robert Wheal
Lovell Wilcoxen
Charles M Shepperson
Leroy Piser
Edward Gorman
Charles Bell
Lewis Bell Park Bell
Urban Lambert
Jack Dinwiddie
Cowan Ramage
Bernard Yates
Robert Cochran
Robert Steele
Hugh Marsh
Albert Smoot
Takes Prominent Part II Hospitalities Here
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, joins Mr Baldwin who left weeks ago for Canada. Mr Everett Hogers departed for Richmond this week to make his home there.
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Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Baldwin
Everett Hogers
Richmond
Chronicle society magazine to debut February first
A New York social register report outlines the Chronicle a highbrow society publication with no ads or illustrations. Contributors include Mrs Astor Mrs Roche and Francis Burke Roche with managing editor Mr Frederic Esler and a slate of other prominent society figures. The venture aims at intellectual philanthropy and covers culture, war relief pursuits and Lafayette charity themes. Publication price is 14 a copy to sustain exclusivity and avoid subway stands.
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New York
the Chronicle
Vincent Aster
Benjamin Guinness
Francis Burke Roche
Cotillions
Lafayette Fund
Lemist Esler
Chronicle
Frederic Esler
Hyattsville Social Notes Highlight Local Card Games
Hyattsville society circles recount Monday auctions and Tuesday afternoon Five Hundred games with prize awards and refreshments. Hosting and luncheon details are noted for several members including Mrs Tupper and Mrs Herring. Outings include visits to Chattanooga and Philadelphia, with church society plans for a February musicale and a local charity-benefit play at Masonic Hall.
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Dorothy P Holden
Major
John G Holden
Catherine Ward Righter
Hyattsville
East Orange
Holy Name Society of St Jeromes
Masonic Hall
Cinderela Om Pairylane
Ernest Burslem
W Vernon Fiske
Edward A Fuller
G Hodges Carr
T Carrol Grant
Harry W Shepherd
Quincy Smith
Tallahassee
Flair
S William Ford
Wiernick
Public rogues gallery to expose wife beaters on city hall
Judge Brady proposes posting photos of all wife beaters with bold names and records in a public rogues gallery at the city hall to shame for habitual abuse. A husband admits occasional beating. fined $500 and slated as the first exhibit in the lobby.
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Kansasity
Kans
Joseph Brady
Brady
City life praised by St Louis bishop at dinner
Bishop William A Quayle lauded city life in a St Louis dinner speech, arguing urban youth gain more advantages than country youth. He praised the city’s noise dirt and confusion while denouncing saloons distilleries and breweries and urged giving to churches to avoid financial ruin. He urged society to reject retirement before bedtime and noted women’s health through service to God.
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St Louis
William A Quayle
Bishop Quayle
Stole fruit as boy, pays 12 years later
The widow of Otto Peratti, formerly a local grocer, received a letter signed William claiming that twelve years ago a boy stole fruit from her store and that ten cents should be paid in settlement. The note adds the thief is now an adult and is making restitution.
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Green Bay Wistan
Otto Peratti
William
Eugenics Proponent Urges Registered Babies and Four Generations
Susan Myrick of Georgia speaks in Hastings Nebraska on January 27 urging eugenics driven by health certificates for marriage licenses and doctors who ensure mental and physical fitness. She claims four generations produce perfect thoroughbreds and insists laws should promote race welfare and be taught publicly.
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Susan Myrick
Hastings Nebr
Georgia
Hastings
Battle Creek
Miss Myrick
Rockville Society Hosts Luncheon and Card Party
Miss Hattie Griffith hosted a luncheon and card party Tuesday at the Derwood home of Mr and Mrs Walter Mobley to honor visiting Misses Gafther of Glenwood and Howard County. Guests included numerous Rockville area residents and local club members. Also noted are engagements and weddings among residents, including Lena Wells Watts and Maynard Penn, with others tying the knot in Rockville during the week.
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Lela Howard Shoe
Robert EL
Pi Bete Pht
Hartess
Regino
Marguerite Walter Moss
Dobyns
Misa
Alice
Hattie Griffith
Walter Mobley
Derwood
Gafther
Glenwood
Howard County
Misses Mobley
Mary Dawson
Helen Burnett
Elizabeth
Dorothy Higgins
Bessie Brewer
Helen Gassaway
Anna
Virginia Wilson
Maria Waters
Lillian Fielda
Nelle Brooks
Fannie Veirs
Harry A Dawson
Otis M Winthieam
Frank B Thomas
Roanoke, Va
Edith L Ford
Hopking
Alexandria
William Wiley
Oxford
J Somervell Dawson
Rockville
Lawrence Dawson
Missoura Higgins
Robert Higgins
Richmond
Linder
Berry Fo Clark
Montgomery Country Club
Henry JT Finley
America
Frank A Spencer
Washington
Lena Wells Watts
Churchill
Redland
Maynard Penn
Garrett Park
This County
Henry Watts
Harry TL Hout
Penn
Counles
Irene Shumaker
Herbert E Dawson
Misa Salone Campbell
Charles H Henderson
Nelson Counta
Temperance McCrossin
Travilah
James Wade Benson
Potomac
Quotations on breeding and weakness in a family line
A speaker compares breeding ethics using animals and crops to argue that a farmer would not permit inferior or unfit traits to enter his prize stock. The text likens dwarf poultry, popcorn pollen, and mixed breeding to threats against a family’s strength and lineage.
Eugenics and Morality on Civil Order and Race
A sweeping advocacy claims societal decline from crime and imbecility, urging eugenics and laws to confine marriage to the mentally and physically fit. It condemns paupers and degenerates, links public morality to population quality, and argues for radical state intervention to prevent extinction.
Glass of Hot Water Before Breakfast a Splendid Habit
A column extols drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims rapid improvement in appetite and complexion, advising a quarter pound of limestone phosphate as an inexpensive remedy for biliousness constipation stomach trouble and rheumatism.
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Simon Nahn
Mrs. Cohen
Abe King
Katz
Patterson
of Schiffman
Birmingham
F Steinem
T Street
Lee Baumgarden
Miss Clarice
Ey Jorare Ge Eva
Miss Eager
Barmen
Alexandria Society
Christina Kemper
Rosemont
Chester Warrington
Katherine Carroll Waller
Delia Philips
Virginia Fitzhugh
Esther Green
Jean Roberts
Mary Snowden
Robert Davis
Conrad Johnson
Legh Whiber Reid
Wilson
White House
John Lea Allison
Martha Allison
Laura Allison
Lewis H Fawcett
Pittsburgh, Pa
Edward Stabler Fawcett
Prince Street
Fred Krafft
Misa Josie Krafft
Mary Krafft
F A Calmes
North Royal Street
Edward Warren Christian
Mobile
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South Fairfax Street
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Jessie Whammerly
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Helen Young
Norfolk
Willam Worth Smith
Broad Run
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Wolfe Street
J W Spencer
J Curtin
Rolins
John H Harrington
Bristol
Robert Armstrong
Lily Marbury
Warren P Taylor
J Douglas McLean
Altoona
Frank S Harper
Eugene Bode
Fredericksburg
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Miss Rett
Judge
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North Washington Street
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Boy Scouts
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The
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Murrives Music Cabine
Fitch Piper
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Hela
E Droop & Sons Co
Frances Efffinger
Capital
New Magazine
Social Register
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Mrs. Whitman
Whitman
Westor Chanler
Lafayette Chateau
Chanler
France
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