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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Isham Harris
Tennessee
Elmwood Cemetery
Ww M Carr
Nunsaville
Harris
Venice
England
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