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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1905

Page

7

Social and Personal Engagements in Washington Eventful Week

Washington society notes announce engagements and weddings including Miss Laura Livingston Satterlee to Mr. Tracy Ayres Johnson with ceremony at Grace Church on February 14. Also engaged is Midshipman Raymond Rodgers Neilson to Miss Mary Park Park of Pittsburg and New York. Diplomatic circles report Ambassador Choate and Mr. Choate returning to London with six weeks pending matters. Various social visits and hosting events fill the schedule through Palm Beach and Annapolis engagements, moves, and retirements.

Raymond Rodgers Neilson Mary Park London Gillespie Washington Laura Livingston Satterlee Francis le Roy Satterlee New York Tracy Ayres Johnson Grace Miss Satterlee Bishop Satterlee Johnson D. Percy Morgan

Washington Social Notes From Ball To Luncheon Happenings

Miss Katharine Martin at Old Point Comfort attended officers ball at the Chamberlin last week. Reports name Mrs. and Miss Alexander, Mrs. Hemphill, Miss Hemphill, Miss Hancock, Mrs. Weed, Mrs. Parker, Miss Jones of Savannah, and others. Mrs. Jones of Representative William A. Jones will be at home at 1709 Q Street tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 3. Miss Bessie I. Johnson travels to Annapolis for Naval Academy graduation ball. Mrs. Cummings on leave in New Smyrna Florida plans visits along the East coast. Mrs. Stanton Peele will receive for the last time this season. Mr. and Mrs. Copeland of Chariton Iowa guests at 1811 Eighteenth Street. Ex-Senator Lindsay and wife reside in New York. luncheon at the Osborne hosts. Janet Richards delivers talk on Russo Japanese War causes before luncheon. Mrs. Lindsay assisted by her mother Mrs. Holmes. Miss Anderson and Mrs. Anderson to receive Mondays this season.

Choate London Windsor Castle Henry White America White Washington Stanley Matthews Peckham Holmes Alger McMillan Henderson Pinchot Chaffee Anderson Pierce Hobson Bradley Schenck Miss Mitchell Lara Anderson Massachusetts Avenue Miss Sargent Boston Bessie Ferguson Fifteenth Street Miss Hamilton Albany N. Y Pierce Crosby Jean Crosby John B. Brooke Grafton Alcazar St Augustine Charleston Savannah Jacksonville Armstrong Treasury Department Casualty Company of America New York Harvey Palm Beach Fla Senator Knox Vivian Cameron Wells W. Wells S. N Naval Academy, Annapolis Charles Bramwell Cummings Amos J. Cummings New Smyrna Stanton J. Peeile H. C Copeland Chariton Iowa C. Peacock Eighteenth Street Lindsay Kentucky New York City John G Carlisle Wine Jam Gerry Slade Sylvanus Reed

Final Arrangements for Washington Hebrew Temple Fair

Final preparations for the Washington Hebrew Temple fair were completed. The opening occurs at 8 PM at the Washington Light Infantry Armory with IL Blout presiding and Senator-elect Burkett delivering the inaugural address. Attendees include Roosevelt’s circle and city officials.

Washington Hebrew Temple Washington Light Infantry Fifteenth Street IL. Blout Harry King Burkett Gould Clauda A. Swanson Corporal Tanner Roosevelt Supreme Court Loeb Arthur Kemp Police Department Robert Sroup Order Maurice D. Rosenberg Joseph 3 Sidney Heller Howard Mayer J. Cordentiere

Symphony Concert At Chase's Draws Notable Washington Audience

The Washington Symphony Orchestra presented a well chosen program at Chase's last Sunday evening before a sizable audience. Highlights included Pierne Serenade and de Kaven Under the Moonlight. Miss Anna Wilson sang with clarity, encore earned. A meeting of amateur lovers of the orchestra is planned at Columbia Theater Wednesday at 4:30 to discuss its future, with testimony due next week.

Chase’s Washington Symphony Orchestra Chase Bizet Mignon Thomas Anna Wilson Samson and Deliah Saint-Saens Joan of Arc Bemberg de Koven Columbia Theater Sydney Lloyd Wrightson de Keoven Lafayette Cornelius Rubner Chase's

Jonadabs Celebrate Inauguration Of New Hall At Centennial Council

Members of the Order of Jonadabs gathered at Centennial Council No 4 in the Pythian Temple to inaugurate their new quarters. Judge Samuel C. Mills John Berry H Willey and others spoke. Willam H. Young welcomed guests and recounted the council’s history. Recitations by F B H Rather and music by Preston and Rob Bun accompanied the event. The new hall received wide admiration.

Order of Jonadabs Centennial Council Pythian Temple Samuel C. Mills John Berry H. Willey Willam H. Young F. BH Messie Preston Rob- Bun

Preventive remedy notice from obscure health ad

A fragmented health notice promotes the remedy at a location referred to as the fat patho and iGok for avaturs om W. Sc. It mentions preventing grip and uses distorted names suggesting a medical patent advertisement in a historic paper.

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