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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1917

Page

10

Desirable Heat Fabric Coats in Varied Colors and Styles

All season coats feature heat fabric models in colors from navy and gray to orchid and white. Fabrics include wool velour, velour, Shetland, wool jersey, whipcord, panne velvet, silk velour, and plush. Styles run full flare, belted, or semi belted with fur or self collars and patch pockets. Lined with messaline or feau de cygne in matching or contrasting shades.

Bolivia Messaline Feau de Cygne Oxford

Army and Navy Changes of Day in Quartermaster Officers

The War Department lists relocations and duties for Quartermaster officers, detailing second lieutenants Parker and Macnichol to redeploy from Hawaii to Manus and San Francisco, with transport routes to Hawaii, plus multiple detachments to inspector duties, promotions, resignations, and assignments across infantry, cavalry, medical corps, and staff roles, including board appointments and naval academy lectures.

Quartermaster Corps Parker Hawaiian Department Honolulu Manus United States William A. Macnicholt Southern Department San Francisco Cal Nathaniel F. Rodmas Medical Reserve Corpa Nathaniel F. Rodman Medical Reserve Corps Sherrard Coleman Quartermaster Corpa Letterman General Hospital San Francico Paso Tex William N Hdna Borkeley Reat Leutenant Thirteenth Cavalry Hugh AH. Broadhurst Leutenant Liehth Arthur Wholderness Leutenant Louis A. O'Donnell Cavalry Noales Ariz Army Feral Board Kent Thomas S Bratton Medical Corps George PD Rick Twelfth Infantry Josin James M Indg Mations Guard Carl Buro Ohio National Guard Elisha H. Janes New York National Guard Charles TL. Baker Medical Resenve Corps Bow Walter Reed General Hospital D. C Veterinary Corps Walter R Warvey Putteburgh Lintt Cole Wigly Taube Tieut Frank Alabama Field Artillery Hirmingham Loren C. Bishop Infantry Wyoming National Guard Stanley D. Embick Coust Artillery Iat Annapolis United States Naval Academy

Business Pupils Honored At Business High School

Allan Davis presented insignia to top Business High School pupils for superior work. Football players receiving B’s were introduced by Miss M J Watts, led by captain Bernard Wise, with named teammates and substitutes listed. Awards went to Ray Palmer for business efficiency and to Anna Somerville, Girard Wise for literary effort.

Allan Davis Business High School Mr. Davis M. J. Watts Ralph William Wise Everett Whitmore Held Hall DeWitt Williams Thad Greene Benton Samuel Robbin Carrol Randolph Keenan Clinton Wiliam Allard Charles Kinesman Berlin Charlies William Collier Louis Starry Towbes Adam Stockton King Bernard Montgomery Wise Leo Margaret Frances French Ray Palmer Anna Somerville Girard Wise Bessie Tlenowitz le Roy Finagan Jennie Aronstein Kathryn Dunkle

Supreme Court Justices Dinner Guests of the President and Mrs. Wilson-Cavalry Officers Give Ball at Fort Myer

President and Mrs. Wilson entertained the Chief Justice and members of the Supreme Court and their wives at a state dinner at the White House. The Marine Band played in the corridor, followed by a concert in the East Room by Belgian tenor Paul Reimers with Maurice Fianer at the piano. A long guest list included Justices McKenna Day Van Devanter Pitney McReynolds Brandeis Clarke and many Senators Representatives and cabinet officials. The program featured a varied lineup of art songs and folk tunes from several nations performed by the guests and artists.

Supreme Court Wilson Paul Reimers Maurice Fianer Killarney White Justice McKenna Justice Day van Devanter Justice Pitney Justice McReynolds Brandeis Justice Clarke Gregory Thomas J Martin Knute Nelson Francia G. Newlands Robert M. la Follette Alice Pomerene Thomas J Walsh Paul O Husting William C. Adamson Thompson Williams Edward W. Eberte Colt John Biddle W. H. Bolling Frram Wooda Hugh L. Rosas Julian B. Bolling Rufus S. Day Matthew H. Maury Anniston Ala Annie Hdwards Mabel Boardman Isabella Wella Josephine Goldmark Jolin C. Lathrop Mabel Stone Ethel Baglay Bertha Bolling Miss Wilson Bones Benham Edward W Sheldon Sterling Ruffin Pauli Reimers Homanze Schumann Grieg Phyllis Stojowski Pap Pillona Hue Denny's Daughter Huhn Dinaucho A the Bonny Earl of Moray Guetary

Mrs Wilson Attends Elman Concert in Washington Box

Mrs Wilson sat in a stage box at yesterday's Elman concert in the National. She attended with her sister Mrs Maury of Annis ton Alabama who arrived to visit Mrs Lane wife of the Interior Secretary. Other guests included Mrs Lansing Mrs Foster Mrs Mann and Mrs Maxwell Biske.

Wilson The National Maury Anniston Ala Whitehouse Lane the Interior Bertha Bolling Bones Lansing John F. Foster James R. Mann Maxwell Biske

Charity Ball Preparations Draw Notable Guests In Washington

In Washington preparations for a major charity ball proceed with numerous high profile attendees. Miss Mabat Boardman joins Gen and Mrs Crozier in a box, while VIP guests from government and diplomacy dine and plan to attend Fort Myer events including a large post ball.

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Dinners Precede Dance At Fort Myer And Beyond

A social note from Fort Myer and surrounding locales recounts dinners and dances hosted by Mrs. William J Glasgow and other military families. Notable guests include Col and Mrs Lows C Sherer, Miss Genevieve Johnson, Miss Margaret King, and Mr Curtis Bryant. The piece also notes Mrs Vanderbilt inspecting The Breakers in Newport, and the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Ellery Mackaye to Truman Tandon Chapman at Fort Monroe with a small family ceremony.

Secretary of War Baker Col Charles W. Fenton Fort Myer Wiliam J Glasgow Capt Glasgow Lows C Sherer John J Kingman Genevieve Johnson Wthel Ailen Commisky Mas Paxton Cook Polehmus David Hunter Scott Hasis Puesta Honolulu Margaret King Tenatius Coatigan Curtis Bryant Joe Annin Cuadra Legation Haight Charles 8. Haight Maj Gustave R. Lukesh Washington Barracks Clarence H. Knight Robert & Aly Dougherty James G B. Lampert Thomas FB. Dunn New York The Willard RS. Vanderbilt Breakers Newport Elizabeth Ellery Mackaye Truman L., Chapman R. J Lawrence T Paul Philadelphia Mill Street Margaret Fechteler Augustus I’. Fechteler Racine Wis Miers E Elzabeth Filery Mackaye H., Goodwin Mackaye Truman Tandon Chapman Fort Monroe Mra Metzger Earl H Metzger Alfred A. Pruden U S. A Harold Steel Mackaye Edwin B. Babbitt Highlands Clarencs B. Miller Swager Sherley Frank McIntyre Kuhn W. Littell Chartea , Drake Theodore € Oyster Irvin I. Hunt Thales L. Ames James J. Loving Henry Beeuwkes George FP. Eustis Henry 3. Fairbanks Joseph E Thropp Brinton Stone Elizabeth Woodruff

Mrs Charles N Henry Leaves Springs for Philadelphia

Mrs Charles N Henry departs White Sulphur Springs for Philadelphia after a three week cure. The item notes several social activities including tea at Wimburst, dinners in New York and Washington, forthcoming weddings, and notable guests at the Shoreham and Waldorf Astoria.

Charles N. Henry Leaves Springs Philadelphia White Sulphur Springs W Va Charles N Henry Joohn Sanford Montagues Park Thomas H. Powers William P. Schell BE O Sutton A. W. Halsey Wimbhurst James Hays Reed New York Pittsburgh John Atkinson Thayer Charleston Sidney A Cleman Natalie Campbell W. W Nichola I. Bodrero Shoreham William Carrol Rafferty Washington Waldorf-Astoria Annie Leary Lady Johnston London Bradish J. Carroll Walter Rutherford Henry Gelzicha John Saxe John Rutherford Philip Rhinelander Lawrence Glilearie William Bloodgood Carl Springer Russell Robbing Charles Standifer Holmes Nicholl Trumbull Thomas

Demonstrations of Interest to Every Housekeeper

Demonstrations show Silver Clean Pan for silver polishing using salt and baking soda. It claims to restore shine in minutes, replacing traditional rubbing methods. Pans priced from 1.50 to 20 dollars with a demonstration line See it at work.

Musterole Ointment Ad Promises Quick Relief

A local ad touts Musterole a clean white ointment made with mustard. Rub on chest before bed to loosen congestion and ease colds. Claims relief from sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and more with no blistering.

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