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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1912

Page

10

White House Reception For Men Monday Night

A large White House reception for men is planned after a dinner with the Republican National Committee. The President will stay at Beverly Farms Sunday and arrive in Washington Monday. Many diplomats and officials, including interior secretary Mrs. Fisher and various ambassadors, are mentioned in travel notes.

White House Republican National Committee Beverly Farms Washington Secretary of the Interior Water L. Fisher White Mountains Jefferson, N. H Hugh S. Knox Mrs. Knox Anson G. McCook

Domestic reading rift in a quiet July morning

Dolly and John spar over reading habits at breakfast and during the day. Dolly dismisses books for chores while John defends reading as engaging. Dolly brightens a guest room embroidery project as John praises her domestic image. July 6 appears in the scene.

Washington society attends Fourth Estate premiere

Mrs. Raymond Patterson, wife of the late Chicago Tribune correspondent, and well known in Washington society, occupied a Poli's box last night to see The Fourth Estate. The play was written by her nephew Joseph Medill Patterson, who gained early newspaper experience on his uncle's paper. Patterson is also nephew of Joseph Medill McCormick, publisher of the Chicago Tribune.

Raymond Patterson Chicago Tribune Washington Chicago Poli Joseph Medill Patterson Patterson Joseph Medill Mra New York Pignatelli Italy Aragon Spain la Rochefoucauld France Vatican Pope Tangent XII Naples Gaston de la Rochefoucauld Miss Duke America Paria Arthur J. Hinckley Ter Wood Biss Beach Nice

Social Set Engages Gilbert Heiress to Norwich Renshaw

Society records announce the engagement of Miss Lilla B. Gilbert daughter of Mrs H Bramhall Gilbert of New York and Great Neck to Mr. Howard Price Renshaw son of Richard Renshaw of Troy New York. Renshaw a former Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute student now in New York and Newport social circles, is linked to the late Commodore Cicero Price and Duchess of Marlborough via family ties. The article notes Gilbert’s prominence and wealth as heiress to the Gilbert fortune.

Lilla B. Gilbert H. Bramball Gilbert New York Great Neck Long Island Howard Price Renshaw Richard Renshaw Troy N. Y Noroton Conn Miss Gilbert Ike H. Bramhall Gilbert Mr. Renshaw Mrs. Gilbert Sunshine Mise Gilbert Renshaw Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Commodore Cicero Price Lily Hammersley Duchess of Marlborough Consuelo Vanderbilt Newport Gilbert Aix Les Baing Joseph Benn Bradford England

Walking on an empty stomach improves long morning walks

A reader asks if walking on an empty stomach harms. The reply notes adaptation to skipping breakfast. digestion diverts energy from muscles and brain, so walking eight to ten miles at 5 am without food can enhance performance once acclimated.

Facts and Fancies in Woman's World Foods and Polish Women

The column discusses meatless summer menus featuring vegetables fruits cheeses and eggs with Italian inspired dishes and fruit salads served with French dressing. It notes Italian vegetarian traditions lentils mushrooms artichokes and eggplant and offers luncheon recipes including ribbon sandwiches stuffed apples and sweet treats. It also covers Poland's women in education and profession, Poland’s Cracow and Lemberg universities, and wages for legal work, plus a set of new luncheon recipes and dessert ideas.

Italy Hoffman House Senda Poland Lemberg Cracow Russias Frugsia Galicia Alice

Missing Necklace On Steamer Bunker Hill Attributed To Miss Thayer

Miss Attila Thayer of New York reports a pearl necklace valued at 10000 dollars vanished Tuesday night on the steamer Bunker Hill after boarding in New York. She suspects the jewelry was in a case with other gems. On ashore in New Hampshire, she learned of the loss. a representative later asked if any trace had been found, but none aboard reported it. The article also notes a Columbus memorial committee meeting, fund status, and recent financials for guarantors and event expenses.

New York United States Duchess of Marlborough Mr. Balfour Crystal Palace Mr.Balfour Boston Bunker Hill Attila Thayer Thayer New Hampshire Joint Committee of Citizens Chamber of Commerce Board of Trade Knights of Columbus Chamber of Commerce Columbus Memorial June Joseph Strasburger Strassburger Alfred Mayar Son Mayer

Social Register Shows Summer Seashore Shift and Returns

The summer social register Just Issued shows more families summering by the seashore and fewer abroad departures. Of 13 901 items, 7 413 inland, 3 177 by the sea, 868 abroad at bankers addresses, many on yachts. Since April 1, 1 047 went abroad, 487 arrived. Since April 157 marriages, deaths 218 men and 148 women, similar to last year.

Suffragists Lose Fight at General Federation Meeting

In San Francisco the General Federation of Women’s Clubs eliminated equal suffrage as an issue, barring debate until the next biennial. Mrs Charles Farewell Edson of Los Angeles had moved to record in favor of suffrage, but the chair ruled the motion out of order, stating resolutions must originate from the committee and that the federation’s aim is broader education for women.

San Francisco General Federation of Women's Clubs Charles Farewell Edson Los Angeles Philip N Moore St. Loui Committee

Merchant Dies Abroad in London Suburb

Detroit reports the death of 71 year old Worthing and London suburb merchant 7.1L Hudson a Detroit millionaire who recently left for health reasons accompanied by Dr A G Stade. The death note was cabled from Worthing England and notes Hudson had numerous city connections.

Detroit Worthing London England Hudson A. G. Stade

Mrs Decker Operated On For Intestinal Obstruction

Mrs Sarah Platt Decker of Colorado, noted suffrage worker and clubwoman, underwent a near noon operation for an intestinal obstruction that had caused acute inflammation since last Monday. Dr Thomas W Wuntington called the procedure very serious but entirely successful.

San Francisco Sarah Platt Decker Colorado Thomas W Wuntington

Vassar Graduate Edith McDonald Drowns in Oswegatchie River

A Vassar graduate, Edith R. McDonald, daughter of Newark schools superintendent Robert McDonald, drowned yesterday in the Oswegatchie River one mile below Harrisville Adirondacks after a cramp while swimming. Local officials reported the incident.

Harrisville Adirondacks Oswegatchie River Edith R. McDonald Robert McDonald Newark Vassar

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