Secretary of State and Mrs. Lansing Dinner Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leiter at Their Country Place
Secretary of State and Mrs. Lansing were guests of honor at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Leiter at their Palisades country place on the Potomac. Mrs William P Malburn and their two children will leave Washington for Rue Beach New Hampshire for the summer. Mr Malburn will join in August. The Chilean Ambassador and Mme de Suares Muji ca plan to leave for Asbury Park New Jersey and not return until autumn. The Venezuelan Minister Dr Don Santos Alominios will spend two weeks at Fort Point Comfort. Mr S Constantinidi first secretary of the Greek delegation is on holiday in Atlantic City. Mrs Victor Kauffmann will spend weeks at Atlantic City before heading to her summer home in northern New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs Charles J Bell with their son Mr Robert W Bell plan to leave Washington for a camping trip in Canada in August. Mr and Mrs Bell will go to Maine, joined by their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Julian Ripley and their children. Mr and Mrs P Stuyvesant Piliot of New York have been house guests of Mr and Mrs Charles J Bell at Tain Oaks.
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Mrs. Lansing
Joseph Leiter
Lansing
The
Palisades
Potomac
William P. Malburn
Assiatant Secrtary
Treasury
Washington
Rue Beach
N. H
Malburn
Hisamily
Mme. de Suares-Mujica
Asbury Park
N. J
Don Santos Alominios
OW Point Comfort
8. Constantinidi
Atlantic City
Victor Kauffmann
New Hampshire
Charles J. Hell
Robert W Bell
Canada
Bell
Maine
Julian Ripley
P Stuyvesant Piliot
New York
Guesis
Charles J. Bell
Tain Oaks
William Pack
Luzon
P. L
B. A Haines
W. Isham
Baltimore
Mis. Pack
Mahton N. Haixivy
York
Tale of Pines
Washington society notes cruise and weddings feature
Maj and Mrs Wooten of Washington barracks hosted friends aboard their yacht Plunteneer for a cruise on the Fotomite near Fort Foote yesterday. Gen and Mrs Mills plan northern visits and time in Southampton Conn Vermont and Oyster Bay Mass. A wedding at the Church of the Advent joined Miss Mary Elisabeth Rathvon and Edger J Hough, with relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert I Mills
Washington
North
Southampton
Conn
Vermont
Oyster Bay
Mass
Church of the Advent
Mary Elisabeth Rathvon
William H Rathven
Edger J. Hough
Edward M Mott
Widowers Remarry More Often Than Widows Do Expert Declares
A Detroit expert states widowers seek second marriages more than widows. He cites Noah de Hate of Grosse Pointe on his fourth marriage and notes around 20 percent of Wayne County men with licenses have been married before. He says men marry again mainly to escape loneliness and lessen domestic duties, while women can better support themselves.
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Wallington Post
Detroit
Ales
Stewart
Shakespeare
Noah de Hate
Grosse Pointe
Wayne County
Chicago
Smart Sets of Many Cities Revealed In Newport Society
Newport society highlights fashion and debutante plans with Mrs Hamilton Wilkesary in blue, Mrs Herbert Shipman in cream lace and cape, and gifts supporting wartime hospitals in France. New York hostesses prepare for season debuts for Teresa Fabbri Grace Bristed Kathryn Kimball Vest Hers and Rosalie Bloodgood. Reading Mass. and Reading Mass. weddings noted. Lila Fairchild engagement in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ernesto G. Fabbri
Teresa Fabbri
Charles Astor Bristed
CE. Grace Bristed
H. Ingalls Kimball
Kathryn
Viremla Kimball
Alex. Harvey Tiers
Hsther
J. H Tiers
Wilbur Bloodgood
Rosalie Bloodgood
Princess Sarina Dances In San Francisco Exposition Show
Special to The Washington Post. Mrs Frank de Raismes Storey, famed for criticizing Roosevelt in 1910 and known as the Princess Sarina, performs an Egyptian style dance at the San Francisco Exposition. Once a Monte Carlo gambler’s wife, she now seeks livelihood in the Zone show after a bitter divorce action filed last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Guild Hall
London
San Francisco
Washington Post
Egypt
Palace Chambers
Frank de Ralames
Sarina
Frank de Raismes Storey
Storey
State's oldest twins to be rocked in cradle
Two New York women claim to be the oldest twins in the state and will celebrate their eighty sixth birthday together in Middletown. Mrs. Jo Barrett of Edmonton and Mrs. Nathan V. Brand of Leonardsville plan to be rocked in the cradle they slept in as children, with guests present.
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New York
Washington Post
Middletown
N. Y
Jo, Barrett
Edmonton
Nathan V. Brand
Leonardsville
Social Activities of a Day At Resorts North and South
A severe storm kept most indoors at Narragansett Pier July with few at the Country Club. Casino guests included Mr and Mrs John P Kellogg Capt Frank W Kellogg United States Navy Lt Theodore Wilkinson and Ensign A W Dunn. Weldfield Lodge hosted Constance Welsh Perkins and others. Masters Rodman and Thomas Wanamaker Jr of Philadelphia occupied Bass Rocks cottages. Mathewson Hotel hosted Dr Edwin Smith Vail and guests Mrs William N Churchill and Mrs J C Boniet.
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Washington
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Country Club
John P. Kellogg
Frank W. Kelloge
John Corbin
Irving H Chase
Hicanor Chasen
Theodore Wilkinson
U 8 N
A W Dunn
U S N
James Hackett
Constance Welsh Perkins
New York
Weldfield Lodge
John R. Feller
Archibald Thomson
Masters Rodman
Thomas Wanamaker, Jr
Philadelphia
Bass Rocks
Mathewson Hotel
Edwin Smith Vail
Enfield Conn
Syria W Mathewson
Vail
William N Churchill
J C. Boniet
Louisville, Ky
Bar Harbor Dinner HostsAmong Elite Guests
Gen Horace Porter hosted a Bar Harbor dinner at his cottage with notable attendees including Mrs J Pierpont Morgan expected to arrive Saturday Mrs R Hall McCormick entertained guests at a dinner at her cottage last night. Guests included Ernesta Fabbri B McCagg Ernest Schelling Robert H McCormick Jr Elisabeth McCormick Agnes Carpenter and Mrs Cow Parker. Mrs Philip McMillan of Detroit was at Mrs Nicholas Anderson’s cottage. Reginald M Johnson and party at Mrs Joseph Pulitzer’s cottage. Gouverneur Morris returned from New York to Swar Harbor. Mrs Charles Flatt of Philadelphia guests at Mrs Mason Campbell’s cottage.
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Washington Post
Bar Harbor
Horace Porter
New York
J Pierpont Morgan
R Hall McCormick
Chicago
Ernesta Fabbri
B McCagg
Ernest Schelling
Robert H McCormick
Golf Is Chief Diversion Of Hot Springs Guests
Hot Springs Virginia July 8 Anxious guests awaited the Western train five hours late because of a Cincinnati tornado. Guests from St Laws Detroit and Richmond reached Hot Springs safely. George W Stevens of Richmond president of Chesapeake and Ohio Bail Toad attended a luncheon at Uplands hosted by Mrs Matthew L Akers. The Cowans of Louisville dined with the Akers party and golfers included Gilbert Cowan Frank Akers Jewett Todd W L Carter Robert Lee Harry Wardman and Dr Robert Black at the Homestead course.
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Washington Post
Hot Springs
Cincinnati
St. Laws
Detroit
George W. Stevens
Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio
Toad
Matthew L. Akers
Uplands
Akers
Walking stick leg handles dainty summer fashion trend
Atlantic City notes a male fashion fad with a walking stick whose handle is a shapely leg wrapped in a silk stocking. The stocking slips on or off to reveal carved wood or a silver cover matching ties or hat ribbons. A silk cord and tassel garter keeps the stocking in place.
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Weabington Post
Atlantic City
War Colony Enlarged At White Sulphur Springs
War colony at White Sulphur Springs grows as George Gordon Battle arrives with Mrs Battle joining her mother Mrs George W. Bagby of Richmond. J M Frost of Nashville arrives, joining Mrs Frost and children. Mrs Barry King and daughter Gwendolyn King of Paris join the group. Other members include Mr and Mrs E Kendall Rogers and Ellis Wainwright of Paris and Mrs Charles I Cragin of Washington, entertaining visitors on a Elmhurst Farm tea drive.
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Washington Post
White Sulphur Springs
Wva
George Gordon Battle
New York
Battle
Barry King
Gwendolyn King
Paris
E Kendall Rogers
Ellis Wainwright
Paria
Charles I. Cragin
Washington
Elmhurst Farm
and Firs IF Rothermel
Newport summer sports diversifies with shows and events
Newport Alabama hosts a rich summer calendar including lawn tennis golf and horse shows plus dog and automobile displays. The August flower show at the Garden Association will diversify exhibits while a sweet opera is set for July 15 in the Casino. A gladioli exhibition arrives August 18 and new exhibitors join the September 3 horse show with George P Messervy entering hunters. Tennis players complete daily Casino court practice as 260 boxholders and notable guests attend a season opening tournament.
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Washington Post
Newport
Garden Association
George P Messervy
Townsend Burden
Beeckman
Rhode Island
Whitman
New York
Vincent Astor
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New York Ave
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Cambridge
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