Nursery Refrigerators Ice Chests Water Coolers
Fifth floor Eleventh street notice listing nursery refrigerators ice chests and water coolers available for sale or rental.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1917
Page
10
Baruch Nephew Weds in Rockville With Busy Night
Miss Helen C. Fairall of 612 I Street NW wed Bernard Baruch, nephew of the New York financier Bernard Baruch. In Rockville, they sought a license, opened courthouse, and found marriage officiants. Reverend Samuel R. White conducted the ceremony at his home in the presence of Mrs. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Helen C. Fairall
I Street
Bernard Baruch
New York
Baruch
Washington
Council of National Defense
Fairall
William H. Fairall
New York Avenue
William E. Morgan
Society Notes Include Travel Plans and A Wedding
Mrs W C Gibson and Miss Elizabeth Gibson depart August 1 for Spring Lake New Jersey then visit Lieut and Mrs Holbrook Gibgzon in New London Conn. Mr and Mrs Robert Crain of Baltimore have left their Wyoming Ave home for Mt Victoria Maryland. Neighbors include Postmaster General and Mrs Burleson who lease Mt Republic for the season. Mr and Mrs Gurnee Munn spend weeks in Washington. Mina Mary Wilson of Washington stays at the St Charles Atlantic City. Katharine Allan Hollister to marry Lieut Truman Smith US Army Saturday at Kalmia Greenport Long Island. Dorothy T Hollister maid of honor. Smith a Fourth Infantry member. Father Capt Edmund O D Smith US Army killed in the Philippines. mother lives in Stamford Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Gibson
Elizabeth Gibson
Spring Lake
N. J
Gibson
Holbrook Gibgzon
New London
Conn
Robert Crain
Baltimore
Wyoming Avenue
Mt Victoria
Maryland
Burleson
Mt. Republic
Gurnee Munn
Washington
Katharine Alling Hollister
George Trowbridge Hollister
Truman Smith
Greenport
Long Island
Kalmia
the Hollisters
Miles Dorothy T. Hollister
Capt
Edmund Od, Smith
Philippines
Stamford
Misa Elizabeth Harding
Federal Reserve Board
W. P. G. Harding
Frederick Henry Prince, Sr
St. John’s Church
Lafayette Square
Misa Elise Hasbrouck
Sidney Fish
New York
Roland Cotton Smith
R Street
John B. Pitney
John R. Williams
Miss Harding
Joseph Leiter
the Palisades
The
Potomac
Frederick Gillett
Harding
Mr. Prince
Meadowbrook Hunt Club
Mineola
Club heads discuss waste reduction in dining clubs
Washington club presidents and managers informally met in the food administration commission office to discuss coop eration to prevent food waste. A second meeting is planned with attendees including Forrest D Yowell of Chevy Chase Country Club Emmons B Smith of Columbia Country Club William E Shannon and others from Cosmos Metropolitan National Press clubs.
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Washington
Food Administration Commission
Forrest D Yowell
Chevy Chase Country Club
Emmons
Woodbury Blair
Metropoltan Club
Grafton
Wilcox
National Press Club
Gus J Karger
Church aids in recruiting for coast and field artillery
The Vermont Avenue Christian Church hosted a lecture by Rev. Earle Wilfley as part of artillery week. Pictures of large French guns were shown to recruit for the National Guard DC coast and field artillery. The drive continues until July 36. Six enlistments were recorded yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast and Field Artillery
National Guard
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Earle Wilfley
Coast Artillery
Field Artillery
Convention Plans for Final National American Woman Suffrage Association Meet
In Washington at 162 percent Rhode Island avenue a conference laid plans for what is believed to be the last annual convention. Slated for the week of December 16 the event aims to push the Federal woman suffrage amendment. About a thousand women are expected to attend with addresses by Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt and Miss Mary G Hay. Committees will meet at 4 this afternoon at headquarters.
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National
Amercan Woman Suffrage Association
Washington
Rhode Island Avenue
Carrie Chapman Catt
Association
Mary G. Hay
New York
Washington guests attend historic Pohick service
President and Mrs. Wilson, with Mrs. Wilson's brother John Randolph Bolting, attended Sunday service at Pohick Church sitting in the pew once used by General Washington. The social scene included engagements and weddings in Washington society with multiple families planning events at Falkland and other prominent locales.
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Mr. Wilson
Pohick Church
Lindsay Strucker Nuptials Unite Gertrude Stucker and T Clay Lindsay
The Stucker home on T street northeast hosted the noon wedding of Miss Gertrude Marie Stucker and Mr. T Clay Lindsay. Rev Douglas P. Birnie officiated in the drawing room. The couple planned a New York Thousand Islands wedding trip and will reside at 1818 Kalorama Road after August 15. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson Lindsay and Miss Myrtle Lindsay from Dayton.
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Paul Stucker
T Street
Gertrude Marie Stucker
T. Clay Lindsay
Harry Wilson Lindsay
Dayton
Ohio
Douglas P. Birnie
Harry Wilson Lindsay, Jr
Retta Stucker
Lindsay
New York
Thousand Islands
Kalorama Road
Myrtle Lindsay
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United States
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Frontier
Gibbon
Germantown
Shetland
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