A Tour in the Smart World of Point Lace and Diamonds
Fashion notes from a Newport scene feature Mrs. French Vanderbilt and other social figures in pink white and blue ensembles with lace coats and furbelows. A court case awards $1000 to Harry Ripley, with details on trust funds and the will of Sydney Dillon. The Duchess of Marlborough discusses suffrage and spendthrift sons in defense of women’s ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dwight Dillon Ripley
Harry Dillon Ripley
Alice Louie Ripley
Sidney Dillon
Union Pacific Railroad
Little Harry Ripley
Broncon Winthrop
Supreme Court
Alice Louise Ripley
Sydney Dillon
Harvey Dillon Ripley
Sidney
Pank‘huret
England
A. V. Sellers
St. Marys
W. Va
Royden O. Murphy
Parkersburg
Murphy
Reconellecte-The-Mateh
Washington Host of Officials and Dignitaries Depart for Summer
Washington society notes a tidal wave of official departures and summer relocations. Ambassadors and cabinet members shift to private retreats from North Carolina to Woods Hole and Cedarhurst while Count von Bernstorff sails for Germany. Figures including Secretary Bryan, Secretary Taft, Mrs. Garrison, and Mrs. McAdoo are among those traveling to seaside or European stops for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bryan
North Carolina
Secretary of Agriculture
Woods Hole
Mass
Houston
Secretary of ‘Commerce
Redfield
White Sulphur Springs
Secretary of Labor
Agnes Hart Wilson
Wildwood
N. J
Baker
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Mattapoluset
Count von Bernstorff
Poplars
Newport
Haniel von Hainhausen
Germany
Miss Deering Paris Bride Marries Chauncey McCormick in Paris
The civil ceremony under French law took place at the mayor's office in the sixteenth arrondissement. A religious rite followed at the bride's uncle James Deering home with Rev Dr Nelson officiating. Attending were Ambassadors Myron Herrick and Mrs. Herrick, along with select family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambassador Werrick
William McCormick
Paris
Marlone Deering
Charles Deerling
Chicago
Wis
Chauncey McCormix
Baltimore
Sixteenth Arrondissement
James. Deering
Nelson
Samuel Watson
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New York
Pris
Eleventh St
Elotha
Fortune
Duchess of Marlborough
Tam
America
Lord Curzon
Lady Curzon
Sher
Frede Wetano
Y. Ave
Capitol Bedding CO
Ith
St NW
Rustem ¢ Bay
Armbansador
Apo
Waffaires
Initeratute Commerce
Ante
G.mcchord
Willard Hotel
Burleson
Grimsby
Ontario
Canada
Richard van Wyck Negley
Mias Burleson
Gidney Burleson
von Bernstorff
White
Secretary of Commerce
O'Gorman
Cummins
Senator
Mrs. Lodge
London
Yorkshire
France
Leigh Palmer
Comdr. Palmer
Dinard
Henry D. Flood
Manassas
Portner Country Home
the Treasury
Mr. Hamlin
Mrs. Hamlin
Mattapoissett, Mays
Sail For
Europe
John A. Johnston
Columbia
Lorimer Graham
Waterland
Bradford
P Street
Brunswick
Persia
Caldwell
Raleigh
Westfield
Gall
Olympic
John Duntop
North Hatley
D.W. Anthony, Jr
California Street
Oak Brow3
Mackinac’ ‘Island
Katherine Claude Cortland
Lora ‘Lee
Franklin “Geoghegan
Philadelphia
Geoghegan
Atlantic City
Burlington
W. A. Little
Ethelhurnt
Dennis
Cry
Robert L. Bratshaw
Caget
Agron Bradshaw
United States _ Military Acadie
West Point
N.Y
Philip M. Brown
Lodisé
Silver Spring, Ma
A "Waller
Wyoming Avenue
Twitch
the Hills
Freds
Erickabirg
Chicas
Mary
Washingtopdlac Eothy
Knowles Jones
Wi abenksAtigist
St Hotyoke
Northampton
Ernest ‘L. ‘Thurston
Mra
Thurston
Chorgerun
N. H
J.thenchy
Abel
Lincoln
Ons
Hever
Afantie City
Tom A. Williams
St Paul
W. We Smith
Miex Allee
Mi” Harrison
Ashford
L.B. Boswell
Quisiy
Bor Vhatan
William "E. Dittersderter
Ins
Ndad
Northwest
Rochester
Dental Convention
Thémasa. W. . Austin
Omaha
Nebr
Hotel Powhatan
Breckinridge Bayne
Dr.Bayne
Olga Roosevelt
Leesburg (Va
Miss Deering Paris Bride
Slades
Bastieer
Gqdaliers
Beane
Jane Wood
Dover Street
Miss Wood
Miss’ Wood
Miss’ Wood's Photograph To the Corset
Misa Wood
Ethel Lewey
James Barrie
Big Lordship
Mr. _Holman- Gregory
H.C
Mr. Salter
Willoughby Williams
Salter
Mise Wood
Corset
Cass
Adic
M. Daily
Rich
Great Reductions
Russia
Rich’s
Cor
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