Society Notes Bring Guests to Homes in North Washington and Rosemont
Society column reports visitors at North Washington Street hosted by Mies Nellis Selden Uhbler. Mr and Mrs William N Jurey of Louisville are guests of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Emerson Lucas at their Rosemont home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Nellis Selden Uhbler
North
Washington Street
William N. Jurey
Louisville, Ky
Emerson Lucas
Rosemont
William F. Prettyman
Newfoundland
Mr. Prettyman
Mrs
Charles W. Prettyman
A. 8
Walters
Derwood
Taunty
Virginia
Takoma Park
Bogley
Halpine
Mary Loulas Smith
Sarah Beckhem
Washington
Bodley Home
Harrie Webster
Webster
Atlantic City
Thomas Burton Spe
Col
James R. Branch
White Sulphur
L. H. Buttrick
Hyattsville Society Guests and Local Travel Notes
Hyattsville society circles feature visits and trips across Maryland and nearby states. Notables include Father L. Paul Reynolds returning home, Dr. and Mrs. Wells heading to Massanutta Springs, and many residents visiting relatives or on short trips from Riverdale to Anne Arundel and Garrett counties. The piece also notes engagements, birthdays, dances, and social visits among families, with a shirtwaist dance in Kenn ington as a social highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Paul Reynolds
Garrett County
United States Navy
Mary R. Reynoldn
Spanish Veterans Outing to Chesapeake Beach for Santiago Anniversary
The United Spanish War Veterans department of the District of Columbia will mark the sixteenth anniversary of Santiago de Cuba’s fall with an outing to Chesapeake Beach Maryland. Families will travel by rail with committees arranged to ensure prompt handling and comfort, including speeches from several Congress members and officials at depots and trains to assist attendees and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chesapeake Beach
Santiago de Cuba
United States
United Spanish War Veterans
Department of the District of Columbia
Washington
Costello
Heo Wilson
C. W McCaffrey
Nelson A. Miles
W. W., Fentress
James
Pettit
Lee H. Harris
Henry W. Lewton
James B. Byrne
John Jacob Astor
J Joseph PB. McCrink
Dewey Naval Camp
John Murphy
Urell
Richmond society abroad as Newport season opens
Ambassadors and Richmond society figures loom large in summer travel. Mrs George L Christian and son Frank sailed from New York for England, joined by news of William Christian meeting them in London with his new bride. Other locals depart or entertain at country homes while ambassador Willard sails to Europe and is due in Richmond soon. An engagement in Richmond links Bliss Alice Lewis to Frank Botts of Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Held
Held
Indian Head
Frank Kauffman
Riverdale
Ann Harbor
Mich
Morris Kauffman
M. F. Phelan
Washington
Richmond
George L. Christian
Frank Christian
New York
England
Florence Talley
Boston
Lizzie Cary Daniel
Gillie Cary
J. Scott Parrish
Parrish
George Winch
Waterland
France
Germany
C. A. Blanton
Wallace Blanton
Esther Bennett
Richmond Society
J. Scott Parriah
Miniborya
Chesterfield
Prestor Witherspoon
Egbert G. Leigh
Jonathan Bryan
A. Randolph Holladay
City
Page
Llewelyn Hoxton
Charlottesville
Barton H . Wise
Nell Wise
Alexander Cameron
Barton Lodge
Gordonsville
Otto Theodore Hess
David H. Leake
Heningham Spilman
Granite
Henry C. Riley
P. Cardwell
Hanover
Cablea
Spain
Joseph E. ‘Willard
Imperator
Kermit Roosevelt
Ambassador Willard
Bliss Alice Lewis
Thornton Lewis
White Sulphur Springs
Frank Botts
Louisvile
W. Gordon McCabe
Charles Shields
Hattle Shields
S. Newton Vaughan
Europe
Paris
Vaughan
Kre. K.P. Minor
Mattie Bolling
Carlie Minor
Adair Archer
Italy
Newport Society Notes and Grand Tour Arrivals
Day by day Newport society details as families like the Gerrys, Kaknhs, and Fish plan visits and villa stays at Seav erge and Marble House. Mrs Wescott sails at ninety eight for Europe aboard the Canada, celebrating at sea. divorces and political party tensions surface in Indiana as Edwin Lee sues Anna Lee and Mrs Fish weighs suffrage involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Stuyvesant Fish
Newport
Political Equality Association
Marble House
Mrs. Fish
Mrs. Belmont
Duchess of Marlborough
Resting Position For Tired Patients Supposed Cure
London authorities discuss a satire on fatigue linked to the eating muscle. A doctor notes error in treatment while describing a method of elevating the legs two feet to restore vitality to the organ. He warns that the overworked, not the active, suffer the most from eating muscle trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
New York
Farley Street
British Women Change Corset Styles In Accordance With Hygienic Suggestions
Special Cable to The Washington Fest. London July 11 The Council of the Institute of Hygiene publishes guidance for corset makers and wearers noting modern dress requires some form of corset but many are poorly constructed causing internal disruption and reduced mobility. Emphasis on freedom of movement and physical exercise leads to lighter flexible corsets on hygienic lines and proper adjustment to minimize harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Council
The
Institute of Hygiene
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Hyattsville Society
Charles A. Wells
Spencer Street
Massanstta Springs
Willam Thompson Wahdoren
M. K. Thompson
Collinsville
York County
Worth Shoults
Camp Osxalee
Georgian Bay
Canada
Lieut
Thomas 8. Klinger
Natchez
Misa
Walter Kershaw
Misa Alma Olin
Buford, C
Joseph R. Bridges
Charles E. Owen
Madison Avenue
R. T. Owen
Anne Arundel County
H. A. Farnham
Katherine Buckingham
Chevy Chase, Md
Roy Sadler
Vicksburg, Mras
Anna Baker
Brooklyn, N. Y
G L.’ Swords
Jessie L. Lane
Messrs
L. L. Gray
A. J. Leakin
Joan G. Holden
Leonardtown
St. Marys County
Messrs, C. A. Wells
Rexford M. Smith
Lower
Patuxent River
Miao Adam Johnson
F. M. Johnson
Laurel
Prince Georges County
Thomas J. Whinerey
Robert B. Luckey
Laurel Howard
Baltimore
George B. Luckey
Oakland
Joseph R. Owens
Charles C. Owens
Detroit
Charles A. Countcilman
Worthington Valley
Baltimore County
Frederick Lasseer
Upper Marlboro
John M. Bowie
Mitchelleville
Miss Herbert
A. J. Sealin
Wine
Johnson Avenue
Charles A. Fox
Beltsville
Frederick
Rockville Society
Judge
Edward
Peter
Cans
May
N._J
Rose Ruark
Rockville
Bernardine Means
Montgomery County Social Service League
West Virginia
Paul Cook
Kennington
Helena Webster
Mary Hyatt
Orin J. Field
John T. Willams
James H. Adams
Wilson S. Ward
Howard Larcomba
Henry Rumer
Benington
Augustina H. Massey
Baaton
Allaferro Bridges
Hancock
Bridges
James Ib. Henderson
T. Bardolph’ Hall and Son
Poolesville
Mary Porter
Hyattsville
Nicholas Brewer
Charles G. Holland
Alice Owens
Leytonsville
J. Frank Wilson
Kensington
Sarah Ray Wilson
Richard Laurence Waters
Germantown
Mr. Waters
Samuel Linthicum
Otis M. Linthicum
Rockville Academy
Witherow
Teneytown
Pennsylvania College
James F. Allen
Washington Hospital
Louie Larcomba
Miss Young
Bluemont, Va
Ruth’ Wilson
Bethesda
Mise
Katherine Manahan
Manahan
Minnesota
Helen
Brunst
Willard
Virginia Capital
Anne Roy Johnston
George Ben Johnston
Rock Castle
James River
Eugenia Fairfax
Oak Hill
Loudoun
Wythe Legh Kinsolving
Tennessee
John Poyntz Tyler
North Dakota
John Lamb
Tyree
Gwat
J. S. Tyree
Chemist, Inc
Francis Hyde
Tuppincott
Edwin M. Lee
Indiana’ Progressive Wnarty
Anna M. Lee
Lawrenceburg
Lee
Mia. & PB
Lana Alster
John Hyatt
Wight
Marlborough Blenheim
B. Stewart
Atlantic
Gwendolyne Rutherford
Blue Ridge Summit
John Skelton Wiliams
Thomas Boling
Rutherford
Annie Ball
Hillen Ball
Provincetown
Mass
Lily Pegram
W. A. Page
Onfield
W. Va
Pattie
Carminne Cary
Hunsden Cary
George Douglas Miller
Alexandria Bay
Mra
John A. Coke, Jr
Robert Pegram
Walter Hubard
Virginia Beach
P. the Conquest
Hermitage Road
J."claya Kent
Charlotte Kent
Beach
Verdon Hanover
Camilla Welford
Emma Conquest
Katherine Prentiss
Ophelia Minor
Fannie Carter Scott
Katherine Hagan
Armistead L. Welford
Russell Cecil
Elizabeth Cecil
Lucius F. Cary
Elizabeth Witt
Crystal Stook
Long Island
Mrs. Cecil
Julius Garfinkle X Co
Rich
Russia
Black
Gude
Gude Bros. Co
Oppenheimer
Stich
Cece Rere
National Electrical Supply Co
N.Y. Ave
the Electric House
N. Y. Ave
Agkela
Byron
Adams
G Jay
D. J. O'Connell
Pa. Ave
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