Social events chronicled in brief at Atlantic City
A fragmented social notes item lists a series of visits and travel plans. Bree plans a September departure from his Philippines post and Ming Carolyn Nash, daughter of Dr and Mrs Francia Nash, travels to Chester Nova Scotia to visit Miss Harriet Bridery until mid September, then to St Johns Newfoundland before returning to Washington. The text also mentions a guest from Plattsburg, NM for a stay, with further details incomplete.
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Ming Carolyn Nash
Francia
Ash
Chester
Nova Scotia
Ara
Mias
Harriet Bridery
Nash
St Istes Newfoundland
Washington Cap
Miss
Plattsburg
NM Y
Henrietta Sonneborna
Atlantic City
Louis Bush
Willliam
Visit to Cape May Guests and Family Departures
Capt William Halsey and Mrs Halsey spend time at Stockton villa Cape May with daughter Mrs Harlan G Scott from Wilmington taking a cottage for summer. Miss Mary Woodward returns to New York after visiting Capt and Mrs Theodore A Baldwin. Miss Lucy Hammett leaves for Moorstown to stay with Mrs William Hooton. Mrs John Spear and daughter move from Brighton to Wyn cote Pa for summer. Dr William Holland Wilmer relocates to country place near Boyce Virginia. Miss Edna Smith visits relatives in Washington en route to New York. Mr and Mrs F Carl Smith plan summer at White Sulphur Springs then Massachusetts coast. Dr and Mrs Charles W Allen now reside at 2714 Twenty-seventh Street Woodley Park.
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William Halsey
Halsey
Stockton
Cape May
Harlan G Scott
Wilmington
Mary Woodward
Theodore A Baldwin
New York
Edna Smith
Cincinnati
F Cart Smith
Seventeenth Street
F Carl Smith
Washington
White Sulphur Springs
Massachusetts
Charles W Allen
Cairn
Twenty-seventh Street
Woodley Park
Wedding at Greenbush Heights Albany NY
Miss Louise Kirtland wed Frederick Curtis Patton at the Cantontment farm summer home Greenbush Heights near Albany. Rev Dr Walton Battershall officiated on the lawn under a bower of lilies and anapdragons. Attendants included Mrs James Abeles as matron of honor and W L Learned Peultz as best man. The couple will summer in the Adirondacks then reside in Watertown. Guests included Sotheron Key of Washington and Benjamin Kirtland of New York.
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Cantonment Farm
Greenbush Heights
Albany
Louise Kirtland
Albert Buchanan Kirtland
Kirtland
Frederick Curtis Patton
Walton W Battershall
St Peters Church
James Abeles
New York
W L. Learned Peultz
Albanay
Patton
Adirondacks
Watertown
Smiths and Dennett family weekend at St James Md and Thousand Islands
Mr and Mrs Eli Bamford Smith travel with nieces Missee Virginia and Anna Hereford for a weekend at St James Maryland by car Miss Dorothy Dennett daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Dennett spends the summer with friends at their residence on the Thousand Islands She has hosted a house party of young friends culminating today with a cruise on the St Law.
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Eli Bamford Smith
Missee
Virginia
Anna Hereford
St James Md
Dorothy Dennett
Fred Dennett
Thousand Islands
Lone Father Plans Milk Cow Sale After Daughter's Wedding
James Fo At ken of Merriam Junction Minn arrives in Minneapolis to sell his Jersey cow Flora after his daughter Flora, the family’s only living member, married yesterday. He says he is too old to milk and will auction the cow and a few chickens to support himself, hoping a buyer in the city will take the steady, gentle family cow.
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Washington Post
Minneapolis
James Fo Atken
Merriam Junction
Minn
Vendome Hotel
Aiken
Nealing
Minnesota
Jersey
Flora
Keasle
Mme Pelletier
Academiciane Eo
Washington and area social notes sweep September plans
Lawrence Misa Dennett set to return to Washington in September. Mrs Geddes hosted a matinee at Kleths while the zucostas and other neighbors journeyed to Toronto and Buffalo to visit relatives. Several couples and families are traveling to Canada, Mystic, and New York, with weddings and engagements noted.
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Rence Misa Dennett
Washington
OM Geddes
Kleths
Zucostas
FR Green
Ferry Miller
Alfred Les
Girl Rested After Kissing 971 Soldiers in 1920s Pa Visit
Miss Elma Hughes alias Mary Hainsey caused a stir after kissing nearly a regiment of soldiers passing through Clearfield on their way to the border. She said some men held her and passed her along. she gave away a kiss and later returned home to resume work at a Glass plant. The tale drew wide attention and she planned a trip to Washington via Vancouver around August 10. A June 29 wedding in the same area saw Miss Elizabeth T Petingale wed to Harry A Willson of St Louis.
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Clearfield
Elma Hughes
Mary Hainsey
Haway
S K Petingale
Elizabeth T Petingale
Harry A. Willson
St Louis
Dr Montgomery
Calvary Methodist Church
Georgetown University School of Law
Mra Wilson
Porto Rico
St. Louis
London Parks Turned to Chicken Farms in War Economy Plan
London parks may be opened for poultry breeding to save millions spent on foreign eggs yearly. A 3 acre site to house about 600 hens will host six breeding birds from leading breeders for scientific feeding tests. Eggs will go to wounded soldiers, with prizes for the top laying hens.
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London Parks
London
Washington Social Notes From Summer Visits and Travel
Several residents and visitors share travels and stays along the East Coast. Don and James E Cunningham visit Wildwood and Sydney ties are noted while Miss Jennye Wordlinger joins her parents on Rockville Road after a stay in Atlantic City. Ambitions include Baltimore and Richmond trips with cousins and colleagues.
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Jennye Wordlinger
Atlantic, City
Ruth Grosner
Y W Nordlinger
Renshaw’s
Rockville Road
Sex Emancipation Seen in France After Great War Losses
Paris reports feminist progress as war casualties alter gender roles. Scholars predict women will enter heavy industry and share skilled labor while households reorganize. experts differ on whether women’s work will spark conflict with men or unite as companions after veterans return.
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France
Iahor
Moo Brieux
Ewlfa
Cel Prevost
Marieux
Maurice Donnay
Academy
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