Weddings and engagements noted in Washington society pages
The article lists multiple society weddings and engagements with details on brides, grooms, attendants, and destinations. Notable names include Ruth Dumont, William F. Bradley, Maria Isabel Henckels, Edward Ross Ranger, Louise Lockhead, Wilmer Alber, and Agnes Mary Lawlor, with tied homes in Ardmore Philadelphia Baltimore and travel to Atlantic City and New England as a wedding trip follows.
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James W. Lawlor
Agnes Mary
Joseph Farley
New England
Quiet Church Wedding Unites Barbara F. Smith and Homer H. Hartman
A quiet ceremony last night at Dumbarton Avenue Mt E Church joined Miss Barbara F. Smith, daughter of Mr George B. Smith, to Mr Homer H. Hartman. Rev. Martin officiated. Bride wore white voile over taffeta with a picture hat, carried white roses. Sister Belle Smith as maid of honor, best man Thomas Boyle. Couple will reside at 3017 Dumbarton Avenue after a Norfolk trip, with home established post July 15.
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Church of the Reformation
Ruth Dumont
Neill Winthrop-Dumont
William F. Bradley
Philadelphia
W. B. Weldley
Winthrop Dumont
Vailey
N. G. Gallther
B.R. Smith
Ashevile, N.C
Fred C. Peters
Ardmore
George W Pall, Jr
George F. Dudley
Louise Lockhead
Wilmer F. Alber
Dumbarton Avenue
Mt E
Barbara F. Smth
George B. Smith
Homer H. Hartman
Trev DL
Thomas Boyle
Mra Hartman
MRS. HOWLAND A BRIDE IN NORWICH WEDDING
Alderman Henry R. Bond Jr of New London wed Harriet Learned Howland at her Norwich home. The groom, treasurer of the New London Ship and Engine Co, will reside in New London. Rev S H Howe performed the ceremony before 300 guests including Gov Bliss and Commodore and Mrs Morton F Plant.
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Washington Pit
Norwich
Conn
Henry R. Bond, Jr
New London
Harriet Learned Howland
Howland
Washington
New London Ship and Engine Company
S. H. Howe
Park Congregational Church
Grosvenor Ely
Misa Betty Howland
Dennia Sawyer
New York
Gov. Bliss
Rhode Island
Morton F. Plant
Smith-Warton Wedding Held At Groton Elms
Miss Constance Wharton daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Wharton Boston and Henry St John Smith of Port Maine wed at the Elms Groton Massachusetts Rev Sherrard Billings officiated The bride first appeared in society in 1918 and is a Vincent Club member Her father served as Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs Wharton was formerly Miss Susan C Lay of Washington Mr Smith graduated from Harvard this year
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Groton
Mass
Washington Post
Constance Wharton
William F. Wharton
Boston
Henry St. John Smith
Port [Me
the Elms
Sherrard Billings
Vincent Club
United States
Wharton
Misa Susan C. Lay
Washington
Smith
Harvard
Financial Cuts Hit Bureau of Engraving and Printing
The new fiscal year starts with 25 plate printers dropped from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and a $200 pay increase for 115 Pension Office employees. Director Ralph said the 25 were permanently laid off due to reduced work. The Pension Office avoided vacancies in recent months to meet budget, while other departments reorganized with no material workforce reduction. Department of Commerce adds twenty new employees today, with three terminated yesterday.
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Pension Office
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Ralph
Pension
Department of Commerce
Post Puzzles Solved By 80 Contestants With 24 937 Best
The Post reveals the top solution for its four figure puzzles as 24 937 chosen from thousands submitted nationwide. Verification shows higher results were invalid due to wrong additions. Ties and variations across charts reduced prize eligibility to those who produced 24 937, with plans to mail a second puzzle to tied contestants.
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Post
United States
The
Aged Folk Prepare Big Fourth of July Celebration
The Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District plans a major Fourth of July event at Friendship on Wisconsin avenue beginning at noon July 5. An executive session and officer elections precede patriotic exercises including an oration by Rev. Edward K. Hardin and a reading of the Declaration by Albion K. Parris. Over 100 members will assemble at F and Fifteenth streets NW at 10:15 a.m. to ride to Friendship, with music and refreshments to follow.
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Friendship
Wisconsin Avenue
F and
Fifteenth Streets
Edward K. Hardin
Albion K. Parris
Congress Heights League game at Hamilton Park
Hamilton and Congress Heights met in a league contest. Key players included Roby Wright and Davis for Congress Heights, while Hamma and Allred led Hamilton A and C. Final scores show run differences with several hits and errors noted, including three-base hits by Wright Taylor Davis and McDaniels.
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Hamilton
AO A
Cone
H’ts
van Lise
Kers
QO O
M.bigealfib
Odepro. c
McDaniels
Hamma
Pbb
Binnding
Taylor
C. Murgges
Spalding
Fotals U
Hamilton A
Congress Heigh
Roby
Wright
Davis
Anred
Vader
Grissom
Keys
Depro
King
M. Burgges
Hammilton A. C
Congress Heights
Hamilton A. C
Allred
Hamman
Hite
Heys
Brill
M. Burgum
van Sise
Armory move announced for district militia
District militia nearly ready to move into its new L street armory after minor alterations. The facility will house all troops except the First separate battalion hospital corps First field artillery and signal corps. Burial planned for J Raymond Brunner, drowned at Holgemore Long Island June 20, to be brought here for interment at Glenwood Cemetery. Funeral services for Henry H Kraft held. Francis Norfleet Kirby funeral held at St Patrick's Church.
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L Street
Hospital Corps
First Field Artillery
J. Raymond Brunner
Holgemore
Long Island
Brunner
J. Burgess
Margaret Plumley Brunner
H. Plumiey
New Netherian Bank
New York
Glenwood Cemetery
Henry H. Kraft
Tenth Street
Rock Creek Cemetery
Kraft
Josephine Kraft
Francis Norfleet Kirby
St. Patrick’s Church
L. K. Kirby
Police News Notes of a Day in Georgetown and Nearby
A day of incidents includes a Georgetown University Hospital gunshot escape, a Virginia assault warrant for Joseph Smith, a fatal gas explosion at 1900 Seventh Street NW, and a burn from coal oil at 1123 Fourteenth Street NW. The report lists thefts, a missing 13-year-old, a robbed watch at the post office, a fatal lamp explosion, a car collision at Ninth and E, a missing man from Ontario, and heat illness in a child near Seventh and F Streets NW.
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Georgetown University Hospital
Virginia
Joseph Smith
Lewis W. Brown
Seventh Street
Dr. Criswell
Freedman's Hospital
Roza Allan
George &. Gall
Washington Terminal
City
North Capitol Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Helen Smith
Forty Seventh Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Grant Road
Amateur Baseball Reclamations and Inning by Inning Results
Recount of amateur baseball games with line scores, hits, and errors. Mines, Mansuy, Primm, Cullen, and Felony lead in runs for Reclamation while others contribute for Agr culture and St Pauls. Detailed pitching, fielding, and errors listed, with multiple innings and team totals.
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Knanp
Dillon
Manock
Mansay
P.ib
Cullen
Primm. Ibp
Wood
Clark
Galliett
Waters
al Merritt
Davis
O Bono
Jacobs
Il Hendley
Ogaither
Menelly
Primm
Felony
Bopp
Hendley
Galliher
Knapp
Mansuy
Cook
Gillen
Merritt
OM Galliett
OM Mansuy
Galllett
Germany Reports May Steel Output Over One Million Tons
Berlin says May steel production exceeded 1,000,000 tons, a slight rise from April. In August 1914 ingot steel output was 659,000 tons, with steady increases since then.
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Berlin
Sayville
N. Y
Today
Germany
Commerce, ABHO Al Naty, ABHOR Creditor. Is.
Fragmentary sports and classified items mixed with creditor names and scoring data. Navy vs Commerce baseball box score shows errors, hits, and bases on balls. multiple player names and positions listed with pitches and outs. later entries advertise business opportunities and small ads with box numbers.
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Aboa
Hensee
Clark
Lemeric
W.clark
Cusick
Bealle
Bailey
Sim
Carroll
McLaugh
Fraser
Rkidmore
Ward
Frazier
Fidsness
Nene
Totels
Nops
Eidsness
Eideness
Schmidt
P. Clark
Sill
Semeric
Stelen
W. Clack
Realle
See
Harmel
W. Clark
Semerie
Paseedbally
Draser
Commerce
al Naty
Torbert
Stewart
Herman
Prince
Chaimaon
Kinney
van Dosen
Hudson
Bistoff
Miller
Buns
Ven Dusen
Brahot
Crunckshanks
Cleary
McKenna
Mrrora
Cruickahanks
Angel
Chaimson
Hade
Afurphy
Navy
Balle
O' Miller
Sul
Bighoff
Snn
van Dusen
Bintof
Crolekahawks
Bishoff
x—Hudeos
Sealed bids sought for 750 opera chairs at Western High School
Proposals from bidders due July 29 1915 by two o clock p m at DC commissioners office for furnishing and installing seven hundred fifty opera chairs for the Western High School assembly hall Specifications and proposal forms available from the Purchasing Officer District Building Room 820 Oliver P Newman Louis Brownlow Charles W A tz commissioners D C Office of the commissioners 1915
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the Commissioners OF the
District OF Columbia
Washington
Assembly Hall
Western High School
D.C
Oliver P. Newman
Louis Brownlow
Charles Watz
Commissioners OF the
Oliver PL. Newman
Charles W. Katz
Commissionera
Oliver P. Kew
Lotis Brownlow
Charles W. Commissioners
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Columbia, Road
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Johnstown
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Veda
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Congress Heights League
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Karfoot
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Ogram
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Southern Pharmacy
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City News
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Upsilon
Phi Mu Sigma
Ninth Street Christian Church
Arthur Hall
Robert Dalrymple
Edward Anderson
Frank Ldve
W. E. Markley
W. B. Brookmap
Lawn
Federal Employment Bureau
R. P. Andrews
Washington Retail Merchants’ Association
Chicago
George A. Whiting
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Mr. Trimble
Wisconsin
H.M. Gordon
Washington Racing Pigeon Club
Atlantic Coast
Retail Grocers’ Protective Association
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J. Brayshaw, Jr
C. V. Sparrow
Perry P. Patrick
G. E. Bohannon
H. C. Robertson
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J. H. Goodrich
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Nichola Avenue
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Washington Asylum Hospital
F. J. McQuade
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Hank
J C Amberger, Jr
Conduit Road
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14Th St
F St
6Th ST
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R. G. Lubes
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Awey
Pittman
Littlefield, Alvord & Company
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Business College
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L. Cabell Williamson
Preme Court
Elizabeth A Fliahavhan
Cabell
Supreme Court OF the
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