Mrs Douglas Robinsons Barn Dance at Richfield Springs
Society notes from Washington cover Donald and Parker nuptials, travel plans, and summer moves. Highlights include Miss Van Cortlandt Parker’s engagement to Ronald T. Lyman, senior society departures for Europe, and prominent figures like Mrs James Parker and the Ashworth circle preparing summer residences and travel to Newport, Boston, and New York.
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Ald T. Lyman
Europe
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van Cortlandt Parker
Ronald Theodore Lyman
Boston
Arthur T. Lyman
Warvard
Miss Parker
Col. Parker
United States Cavalry
Army
Cortlandt Parker
New Jersey
Reh
Weddings at Wallach Place and West End Avenue
Miss Laura Virginia Brereton and Mr Leroy A Poole wed at 6 30 pm yesterday at the parsonage of Rev Dr F D Power 107 Wallach place After the ceremony the couple went to Norfolk Old Point Comfort and Virginia Beach The groom is Leroy A Poole and the bride is Laura Virginia Brereton Mrs Charles Louis Dwenger served as matron of honor in pink liberty gauze with pink chiffon and a pink sweet pea bouquet Best man is Leslie Mendes The ushers were John H Otis Louis Hasbrouck William D Smith and Harold A Herrick Mr and Mrs Herman Ware visiting Washington from New York stay at the Cochran Hotel
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St. Louis
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Vermont
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New England
T. Louis
Mary Ann Mannakee
Montgomery County
Kirkaide
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William B. Meloney
New Reochello
Mr. Meloney
Brookside Place
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A. J. McGrath
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New Glass
Egbert A. Clark
Rhode Island Avenue
Mrs. Clark
City
Canada
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Miss Wilkinson
Pocono Mountains
Cordelia Note
Philadelphia
Miss Note
Corkran
L. Cohen
L Street
East Palish Church
Edgar Dudrow
West Virginia
Charles William Powers
Park Street
Mount Pleasant
Maude Harper
Marion Pyles
Brooklyn
N. Y
Germany
Paris
James B. McCrellis
Bayard Wyman
Concord
Walpole
Mass
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Atlantica City
New York City
C. Eberly
Masters Raymond
Howard Eberly
J. H. Glick
Misa Mathilda Glick
Irene Kohler
Pennsylvania
John Wheatley
Bluff Point
Emma Gaisberg
Atlantic City
Larry
Stiles
Frances Hoff
John D. C. Hanna
Trinity Episcopal Church
M Street
Kittie Louise Jameson
Eugene Herrick Smith
Christ Church
Brdle
John Jameson
George Jameson
Charles Louis Dwenger
Geslie W. Mendes
John H. Otis
Louis P. Hasbrouck
Wiliam D. Smith
Harold A. Herrick
Dwenger
West End Avenue
Herman Ware
von Glahn
Fifty-ninth’ Street
Ninth Avenue
New York
Cochran Hotel
Laura Virginia ‘Brereton
Leroy A. Poole
F. D. Power
Wallach Place
Poole
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
Musical Notes From Washingtons Busy Summer Scene
Numerous Washington musicians visit Annapolis Morgantown and Berlin for study and concerts. Amy Leavitt Stanely Olmsted Halstead Hoover and others perform at Chevy Chase Inn and Westminster. Keidel family tours Europe while local ensembles premiere works and award scholarships shaping a rich summer music scene.
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Annapolis
Stanley Olmsted
Everett
Anton Kaspar
Morgantown
Mawla
Halatead
Hoover
Mr. B
Frank Myerig Basgo
Temple
Fort Brady
St. Matthew's Church
da ‘Yo
Divine Redeemer
Mia Minna Heinrichs
Adair Hickman
Westmnster Church
East
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William B. Green
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
Suppe
Johnson
Ernest J. Keidel
Charles Keidel
Europe
Pauline Sattler
Baltimore
Holland
Germany
France
Italy
James Healey
Healey
Chevy Chase Inn
Charlotte St. John Hillett
Margaret Weltch
Helen Daum
Campbell
Halstead P Hoover
William Clabaugh
Buzanne Oldberg
Emma Pratt Knorr
Sixteenth Street
William Scholz
Philippines
Graham
Gassett
Frank Norma Jones
Plantat
Temple Baptist Church
Vesternay
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Trinity M. H
George Heawrense
Lawrenes
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Apenver
Cantrajto
Wrence
Anthe
Jesua
Sarano
Myra
J. Apecer
Atera
Fabylon
Bansford
Washington University of Music
Mises von Unschuld
South
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Pacific
Coaal
Washington
Frea Ay Goon Og
Misa Edna James Sheehy
James J. Sheehy
New England Conservatory of Music
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Washington, D. C
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Paris
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Jo-sef Kaspax
United States
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Atlantic City Holiday Draws Over Two Hundred Thousand
Special to The Washington Post reports Atlantic City swelled on the national Fourth with an estimated 200000 plus visitors. Hotels and smaller houses filled as trainloads arrived. Police opened a lost children bureau at Young’s Ocean Flot. hospital and civic groups prepared for the busy season and chautauqua sessions set for July.
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Philadelphia
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Senate
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Aquerille
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Strand
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N. Harper
Jackson
H. M. Campbell
W. A. Dailey
Altamont
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Ocean City Crowded With Washington and Baltimore Guests
Special to The Wasnington Pas reports Ocean City Md in full swing with crowded hotels and a lively scene of bathing dancing bowling and amusements. Notables and families from Washington and Georgetown are listed at the Pilmhimmon and Atlantis hotels as Ocean City rivals Atlantic City in attractions. A new summer kindergarten at the Plimhimmon pleases mothers while children enjoy fresh air and Cotame life.
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Annis Rosenthal
Atlantic City
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New Jersey
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Mra
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G. Rimple
H. M. Packard
Mina Church
M. DB. Ghureh
Jehnaen
Cebh
James Denison
M. Moore
W. Hendrick
Thomas Bradley
Brawner
Georgetown
Plimhimmon
Saint-Saens Helene Opera Draws London Attention
Special correspondence notes Saint-Saens new one act opera Helene staged in Monte Carlo and Covent Garden. Melba sings Helen. staging praised for beauty and stage pictures. Dalmores and Parkina join the cast. changes since Monte Carlo required relearning parts. reception high for its dexterous score and toned bass.
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Royal Opera House
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Troy
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Faris
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Monte Carlo
M. Dalmores
Paris
Mino Parkina
White Sulphur Springs season opens with crowd and repairs
The Washington Post dispatch from Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs reports a bustling season start at the Old White hotel and cottages. Improvements have enhanced sanitation and appearance as guests arrive from across the country, with Washington figures and notable families among the newcomers and cottage residents.
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W. Va
Saelera
Existenae Aseselata Juatlea
Sanford D. Mellogg
Misa Kelloggs
White
Charles Carter
Asafon
Opening of Fifty-eighth Season at White Sulphur Springs Hotel
Special to The Washington from Doubling Gap Pa reports a promising start to the fifty eighth season at White Sulphur Springs. Early arrivals praise the resort’s attractions and favorable weather. Generals and guests, including Royal 7.1 EPonet CWS from Ocean Grove, are noted among the recent visitors.
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Royal
Asbury Park resort buzz as hotel project advances
Special to The Washington Post from Asbury Park New Jersey notes warm bathing weather and a push to form the Aragon Hotel and Realty Company with 600000 capital. Plans for a new hotel building, four negotiating committees, and Pounder James A Bradsley for site purchases are outlined. July 27 lantern show at Casino to feature Pryor led music and a vocal quartet. Capt Stephen W Mould plans July Fourth events at Ward Villa with G S Smithers in attendance. Recent Washington visitors listed: G A Goldsmith family and Ralph Goldsmith A L Camp George Evans and Frank Boyd.
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Washington Post
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N. J
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Abbury Park
Piany
Casino
Pryor
Stephen W. ‘Mould
Wreakington
Aabury
Ward Villa
G. A. Goldsmith
Inner Goldsmith
Ralph Goldsmith
A. L. Camp
George Evans
Prank Boyd
Fourth at Spring Lake Draws Record Visitors
Spring Lake New Jersey saw a record Fourth of July with more visitors than ever. The New Monmouth Hotel, costing 300000, began turning away guests as early as Saturday night, with about 30 people reportedly refused entry. Mrs George Maxwell Robeson and her daughter Miss Ethel Maxwell Robeson spent the month at the Breakers and planned to sail for Europe around August first.
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George Maxwell Robeson
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