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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1924

Page

19

Societyl Tale of Guests at Multiple Homes Collected

A long list chronicles society guests visiting in Culpeper, Philadelphia, and nearby locales. Vira Wattles and Master Starr Wattles host at a Forest Brown residence. many friends and relatives, including the Sebrells, Burgesses, and Coopers, attend bridge gatherings and summer stays. The report notes travel from Alexandria to Culpeper for horse shows, motor trips, and weekend hosts across multiple households, with names such as Genevieve Pexton Shepperson, Lizabeth Lee Burgess, Silas Cooper, Henry Bannon Cooper, and others appearing throughout.

Vira Wattles Master Starr Wattles Beyral Wattles Forest Brown Thomas Th Sebrell Bridge Inchen Monday Warning Club Genevieve Pexton Shepperson Mires Lizabeth Lee Burgess Culpeper Robert Bruce Wallace Waster Tames Wallae Little Misa Eleanor Wallace Wal Area RG Wallae Potts Philadelphia Henry Bannon Cooper Braddech Heights Silas Cooper Alexandria Wot Koons Gracegen Rising Sun Md Osster Charles E Dare Mtr T Anderson Somaecs Tom Sommers Somerset Sommes Parens Edgar Fo Sommers Finins J Sidney Doiglas Fraderick Parker Fussel Russell Maron Ry Pon Poehaat Mortan Alexaneda Oinhn Billings Fredar Enstu Bea Hera West Cade EU Poht Tien Zradiae West Pomt Washington West Pont Nett Marderor Rowemon Roatw Esther Brown Berrys Moss Annon Susan Sragt Thomson Misa Virgina Pos Beaver la Vos Moss S Nes Quay Margart Warwck Deon Watgne Tackett Worthington Jeannetts Yates Cochran Tous Cora Pian Mary Cabelt Mas Charles B Gett Frances Pasgl Gus Mas Fretsn Tewischert Mro Ndardner Rahan Lradd Thorada Tu Stiantech Moss Ma Hughes Rho Frederick Duvall Chi Rosemont North Beach Aarge Hopkins Talbotounty Sathlee Georga Wash F Baldwin Lise Povert Baldwin Wolnaie

Kensington and county social notes from Democratic convention

Kensington residents and many county folk are listed as returning from the Democratic convention in Sewell and visiting homes in Calvert Place and Knowles avenues. Guests include Dr Thomas Windiate, Mrs William Briscoe, Mr and Mrs Adams, Mrs Ada Gibson, and many others with summer stays, travels to Nova Scotia and New York, and various social events such as lawn fetes, dances, and bridge gatherings.

Bena Hugh Reading Winslow Randoph Alexandria Edward Tennes Karsas Clarence A Skinner Ressrai Canada Mes Skinner Pugh Baltimore Street Albert Ohm Oskland Col Reeves Russell Danielanks Mrn Wilfred, Smith Baltimore FE Farris Mildred Henry G Harris Warner Street Fred I Noble North Kensington Jennie M Lane Eyilletra K L Hungerford Coldwell Nova Scotia Albert Coldwell Tames T Lamb Culver Womane Club Adeino Gibson Fort Leavenworth Maj Gibson Alfred Ray Fawcett Avenue Kenneth W Simpson Tro “Oy Mia Fraham Jaimtix Arundel Bay Jean Skinner Ocean City Robert — Tubman Cambridge Rat Hoover Arthur Williams Chicago Marianne Jane R Krardmother Martha Fitenhapnan George Washworth Newark Mir Wolad Wathen Adelny Gibson Theodore Hartshorn Braddock Heights Wilwaukee Wilam Parbys Chret Episcopal Pask Cesum Connecticut and Knowles Avenues Thomas Windints Williem R Maro James Walcolm Walter Srott Pratt Roger Wilson Dittaburgh Frederick King Suresia Arthur Hess Bass Bowle Reading New York Ashby Leavell Tease Holson Thomas W Petty Chase May Brooke Lee Silver Spring Benjamin Perry Emray Bog Bethesda Herry Lark Snure Juile Anna Reinhardt Reinhardt Select School Wiss Reinhardt Vras Pech Zane Miss Gordon Wiss Mocinve James Atkinson Bridge Port Onn Herman Sthoudt Washington Street Herbert Elder Simid Lawren Rew Heavener YT &F Jeno Wise Lillian J P Wagner John and Walliam North Furzmahbe England F Presacer Abbe Hase Grafton Street Gilbert Sumner John Fansing Mich Miro Ernest Ingersall Jamil Danvers Mass Brady Wid Wood Charles Kiesbauer John Hichholtz Philadelpha Edward Sharpley Cheve Chase Elizabeth Willams Catherine Lewis Viola Pugh Rachel Collins Wary Dickson Carolin Alexander Southgate Sampson Messrs Alfred Noyes Edmund Noyes Winship Green Charles Adams David Warthen William Armstrong Tohn Davidson Sampson Carrol Strayer Orme Davis Gaorgs

Prominent Social Circle Heads to Norfolk Trip

A large social gathering in town includes Mrs Ras Me Wares and Mrs Wis Hares among many attendees. They plan a weeklong motor trip through Fennettan and Thes starting Tuesday, with numerous relatives and friends listed among the guests and hosts.

Fennettan Waser Gawit ¢ Bridge Yrs Chiltum Amone Wismaor Townsend Hosmer Harstern Walter Soft Pratt Charles Gresbauer John Trader George Landick Oradd Warthen William Tardner Willard Warthen Trestle Nan Toeern Robert Pews Lichard Fooureen Watsa -Lldodge Garner Bosweil Jak Sort Pener Wise Gertrude Shultz Walter Brown Norfolk Virginia Beach Adaline Deffelfinger Rowheste Xeateimas Efron Indust Demueriia Bub Ff Mentemeri Teonerre Anntrslub Racksille David Wine Lirderick Congress Ward Smalley Belmont NY Foot van Hosen Apito Bradley van Hoeser Marsares Orl Baturdiy Y Doreus Kommell Poulewis Mezel Mr Vale Mass Loraths Kharomell Harry Fowler Nods Hieley Limes Thursdixs Lilly Gibson Gibson Weise Nineneth Lean Bo Oxler Hess Miss Rio Mitlinet Mabel Galdwell Helen Kelleter Catherine Aver Washington Wigs Virginia Star Dune Roy Tougall Mead Kenneth Jack Lewis Elizabeth Life Baltimore Land Walter Fowler Jenia Foster Tson Latisturah Seeathuis Hrotter

Social rounds and travel plans across Virginia and beyond

A flurry of visits and hosting across Maryland Virginia and Ohio dominated news with Mr and Mrs Orlen Lion hosting on Metropolitan Avenue and numerous relatives and friends from Westminster Newmarket Gulfport Cleveland Culpeper Richmond Norfolk and Baltimore visiting or traveling. Notables include university ties with Virginia and city hospitality in Lynchburg West Point and Jamestown with yacht Windward and a six week voyage from Norfolk to Savannah. Remarks also note a Volunteer Fire Department carnival a bank delegate election and newborn congratulations.

Orlen Lion Metropolitan Avenue Townsend James Townsend Averns Newmarket Va Westminster Gulfalo Ar Cleveland Vos Helen Tallian Tohr Orange Tewell University of Vagenia Jack James Hodge Port Ohio Catherine Toh John Howen West Point Tesna Pomert Waerge Hill Washington Horace Tatird Fen Stelling Paul Rellter Norfolk Earl Wwelleter Margaret Robert Cogswell Hudson Robert Blick Michigan Well Savannah RA Brew Democrat New York Concord Stickley Elizabeth Stickle Wiss Isdigen Blach Texas Adame Eugene Raney Ralph Hendecks George Landuhji Foerner Marion Jurran Raywmond Wagner Wis Walt R Brown Wiss Harriet Adile Baon Nutles J Mo Warner Wayne Paire Harry W. Warter James Bo Morman Sisit Attica Mes John Ohio Ff Ny Konty George Leonard Jerses City Princes James Harrison Prunsaikh Julia Rodds Emmittsburg Madow Hugh Itonnell Edward Holland Prince Georges Bank American Institute of Banking Baltimore

Health staff for schools urged to match cities

The Washington Tuberculosis association called for increased health staff in schools, proposing 1926 budget funds for more doctors and nurses to ensure thorough physical exams for all children and timely remediation. A board resolution urged the health officer, Board of Education, and district commissioner to include this in next year’s estimates, citing Washington’s lag behind comparable cities.

Washington Tuberculosis Association Board of Education Board of Directors General Cumming United States Public Health Service Cumming Federal Health Organization National Tuberculosis Association National Health Council American Child Health Association Committee American Public Health Association Washington New Orleans Portland

Medical examinations for school pupils across cities

The article notes variability in school medical checks with 51 cities performing admissions exams but only 48 conducting general examinations. Washington recently started annual pupil testing for first graders. New York Chicago San Francisco and Cleveland test every other year, while Baltimore tests in the first and fourth grades. Experts stress building overall health to prevent tuberculosis as pupils progress through school.

Somrunink Washington New York Chicago San Francisco Cleveland Baltimore

Isham Harris Grave Marked by Tennessee in Elmwood Cemetery

Bronze tablet erected by the State marks the grave of Isham Harris former Tennessee civil war governor. The ceremony was led by Mrs Ww M Carr of Nunsaville, Harris’s granddaughter, who unveiled the tablet. Harris served as governor after the war, later practiced law, and spent years in Venice and England.

Memphis Isham Harris Tennessee Elmwood Cemetery Ww M Carr Nunsaville Harris Venice England

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