Lane Returns From Essex and Newport Summer Parties
Secretary of the Interior returned to Washington after a ten day Newport trip spent with Mrs Lane. Mrs Daniels hosted luncheon and a Sylph river cruise for guests including Mrs Kimsey, the Marshalls, and other notable figures. Newport visits include the Russian ambassador and family, British embassy officials, and a host of social fixtures as summer arrangements unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecgretary Lane
Essex
Interior
Washington
Newport
Lane
Washington Social Roundup At The Willard And Shoreham
Notables and officials including Secretary and Mrs McAdoo and Gov Hamlin visit Washington hotels. Guests on Raleigh roof and at the Willard and Shoreham include Postmaster General Dockery officials and numerous social figures with travels to Atlantic City New York Oneonta and Lake Guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobin Skelton Williams
Raleigh
McAdoo
Wisy Bones
Charles Hamlin
The
Federal Reserve Board
Col Alfred Williams
Richmond V
A M L Dockery
Colin M Selph
St Louis
Eugene Shannon
Nashville
Frank
Ies
Harrisburg
Rushin McArndie
A T Thornton
Richmond
W I Denning
Postoffice Department
ENVOY S WIFE TO JOIN HIM IN WASHINGTON
Count von Bernstorff’s wife Jeanne Luckemeyer who was born in New York and once proud of being American is to join him in Washington soon. The couple has a son and daughter. The German envoy Gunter von Bernstorff serves on the general staff. The countess is expected to arrive in September aboard the Frederick Will from the Scandinavian American line.
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Washington
New York
Count von Bernster
Countess von Bernstorft
Frederick Wi11
Countess von Hernetort
Count von Bernstorff
Jeanne Tuckemeyer
Miss Luckemeyer
Gunter von Bernstorff
Countess von Kernstorffs
James H Moore Dead in Santa Barbara aged 18
James Hobart Moore of Santa Barbara died at Lake Geneva Wisconsin. He was brother of Judge Wood Moore and formed four major corporations with him, known as the Moore group. The Moore group capitalized at 187000000 and was later absorbed by the United States Steel Corporation.
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Pittsburgh
I Teetye
Ian
Fittsburgh
Thomas H Loftus
James Loftis
Seventh Street
Baltimore Anishto
Pitsburgh
Tle
Pttsburgeh
Lofus
Trent Sesen
State Infantry
Wiles
Ars
Teftis
Woosh
Washington Police
Ihicaga Tnly
James Hobart Moore
Santa Harbara
Judge Wood Moore
Moore Group
Lake Geneva
Wistoda
United States Steel Corporation
Notice to Southern Travelers on Oitawba River line
A partial notice outlines Southern Railway service changes due to track and bridge damage on the Oitawba River. Trains No 79 Birmingham Special and No 31 Augusta Special are suspended or rerouted. No 3 New York New Orleans and No 4 First Moon route adjustments are described with connections through Washington and Charlotte. Further details and schedules are to be announced.
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Oitawba
Birmingham
Washington
Lynchburg
Augusta
New York
New Orleans
Washinton
Sanctary
Atlanta
Lont Houte
Andl & N
Mallroid
Charlotte Sleet Af
Charlotte Ing
Charlotte
Tont Rolle
New Orler
Tynens
Irk
Sifford
Rio le Pouiun
Missis
Fifteenth Street
Newport society scenes light up with parties and a grand ball
Newport social life centers on luncheons with the Russian Ambassador and Mme R Bakhmeteff at Stone by Mrs Frederick Bearson and by Charlotte Pell, a daytime gathering for Teslerson and others. Evening dinners host Sir Mrs Perry Helmont and guests, while 700 attend a ball for the New York race season next month. The Naval display on the battleship with white electric lights and red blue outlines thrills attendees. Society plans to move to Saratoga for August racing.
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Newport
Mme R Bakhmeteff
Stone
Frederick Bearson
Miss Teslerson
Henry Tews
Charlotte Pell
Mra Perry Helmont
Jax van Allen
T Rn Faller
Fred Pearson Jr
A . Taylor
Vari
New York
Hugh Hedman
Clark H Woodward
Meries
Saratoga
Svight Gowns Add Charm to Sports at Narragansett Pier
Narragansett Pier July 19. A colorfully dressed crowd attends opening day events at Point Judith with ten in swing at the polo field and a spirited practice game. The scene features bright parasols, luncheon at the Casino, and notable visitors including Mrs Barton French of Newark and Mrs Edward Swift of Chicago among others at Jamestown.
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Narragansett Pier
Point Judithary
Spec 4
Green Tree
McDougall
Pondan
Barton French
Newark
Constance Blake
Miss Blake
Miss Gibbons
London
Jamestown
Ce Blumenthal
Paris
Robert Tritten
Edward F Swift
Guatavua S Swift
Chicago
Gen Parker with Admiral and Mrs Dewey at Atlantic City
Brig Gen Daingerfield Parker, retired, arrived at Atlantic City for an indefinite summer stay at a resort hotel. Admiral and Mrs Dewey are also passing the summer there. Washington Togue, ex-Congressman, will deliver the principal address at the coronation ceremonies for Miss Claire Helen Roesch of Philadelphia as queen of the mid summer carnival on July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daingerfield Parker
Trserge Dewey
Washington
Congress
Misa Claire Helen Roesch
Philadelphia
Bulgarian Attache Pouneff Returns Home From Hot Springs
Bulgarian attache Pouneff has returned to Washington from Hot Springs. Mrs Jeanne W Wilkie and Miss Marguerite Wilkie entertained at Fassifern Farm in Deal NJ for Mrs Eolgar H Bright, George Pouneff, and RA Perry Jr. Pouneff, first secretary of the Bulgarian legation, is back in the capital. Miss Hazel Marshall and her aunt Miss Kilpatrick of New York arrived and will stay at Fassifern Farm through August.
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Hot Springs
Jeanne W Wilkie
Mies Marguerite Wilkie
Deal N J
Fassifern Farm
Eolgar H Bright
George Pouneff
RA Perry Jr
Poulef
Washington
Hazel Marshall
Miss Kilpatrick
New York
Gentlemen Farmers at Lenox Harvesting Bumper Hay Crop
Lenox Mass July 18 Farmers of the Lenox colony are harvesting the largest hay crop in years. Among those noticed in the hay field today were Messrs Charles Astor Bristed and others, with Shotter and Thomas Shields larke. Their assistance was appreciated by estate superintendents due to scarce help this year. Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt is among those taking golf lessons on the Lenox course. Mrs W F Johnson of Paris went to Chicago today.
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Lenox
Charles Astor
Ortlandt
Harria Fahnestock
Spencer
Shotter
Thomas Shields Larke
Alfred G Vanderbilt
WF Tohnson
Paris
Chicago
Miss Belle Gurnee Reports Solid War Relief Efforts
Mina Belle Gurnee of New York reported at a war relief meeting held at the high school on Tuesday that the movement to aid soldiers at home and abroad is a well organized charity. In fifteen days 4670 surgical dressings and 522 bandages were made for Europe, and 6630 dressings and 492 bandages for the United States.
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Mar Uarber
Mina Belle Gurnee
New Sork
Europe
United States
Atlantic City Monkey Auto Fad Captures Boardwalk Crowds
Summer trend on Atlantic City's boardwalk features a toy automobile with a real monkey as the passenger. The fad, popular among the summer girl set, sees elaborate mini cars and monkey outfits, with loops and chains used to pull the contraptions along the beach and promenade.
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Atlantic City
Milady
Wooden Way
Herde
Monkey
Sulphur Springs Dinner Party Guests Dine
Mrs Stephen B Elkins and her daughter in law Mrs Blaine Filkins along with Messrs Richard and Davis Filkins Mr and Mrs Thomas Graydon Mr and Mrs Joseph G Graydon and the Misses Jean and Anna Graydon of Cincinnati dined at one of the hotels here tonight during a Sulphur Springs visit on July 8 in White Sulphur Springs W Yar.
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White Sulphur Springs
Stephen B Elkins
N Law
Blaine Filkins
Richard and
Davia Filkins
Thomas Graydon
Joseph G Graydon
Jean and
Anna Graydon
Cincinnnati
Suffrage Leaders Plan How to Use Campaign Funds
National Woman's Party leaders map spending for a presidential campaign with a target fund of 500000 to 590000 dollars. Alice Paul travels to New York to discuss fund collection with Mrs Belmont while speakers including Charlotte Perkins Gilman and others prepare to tour the twelve suffrage states.
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National Womans Party
Campagn
Alice Paul Chattran
Congressional Union For Wotan
New York
GO HP Belmont
Cimpann
Harlotte
Perhus Gilman
Harrier Grant
Helen
Crystal Pasina
Fomark
Hopkins
Morristown
Barman
Jesey Tranch
Congresstonal
Saradard Buneth
Gail Daughln
Asi Younger
Dera Phelpe Tiel
Denver
Anne Martin
William Rent Kentheld
Ida Finnes Macksille
Sacramento Lal
Nomination of Abram Flkus as Ambassador to Turkey
Abram Flkus of New York was named by President Wilson yesterday as ambassador to Turkey to succeed Henry Morgenthau who retired to chair the Democratic national committee finance group. Flkus, a lawyer, has long been active in law and public service.
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Abram Flkus
New York
Wilson
Turkey
Henrys Morgentha
Chaimar
Finance Committee
Dencratic National Committee
Flkaex
Morgenthau
Meo
Pikus
Presidt Wilson
Hamlin Renomination Rumor From Saratoga Springs
J E Madden the Wizard of Tarf arrives at Saratoga Springs amid talk of a ten year term for Hamlin as Governor of the Reserve Board. Officials say a move could be made to renominate Hamlin, with Dowell cited in discussions as a possible close of the racing season.
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J. E. Madden, “Wizard of Tarf
Saratoga Springs
Charles & Han
Federa Reners
Thomas
Presi
Dent
22000 Buy Baby Fans Sell Out In City Campaign
Thousands of local children will benefit as more than 22,000 fans are sold to raise about 6000 for Camp Good Will and Camp Pleasant. Volunteers, including Miss Beessla Lineback and many young women, sold at 140K H Street NW and theaters, shops, and on streets. Leftover funds may fund camp equipment and extended operation into August.
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Kiddien
Washington
Lamp
Kddies
H Street
Beessla
21 Street
Kelts
Alex
Bavoy Moving Picture Theater
Re Mae Petty
Chevy
Chase Lake
Mra
Lena Kidwell
Department of Nati Witout
Pullman
Fan Day
Yeaterday
Kallip Lolis Grotta
Mre Sefton
Good Will
Camp Pleasant
Algiet
Mra J B
Fewick Woodward & Lofhrons
Mira 2
Debynn
Kane
Kather
Anderaor Argyie Drug “Store
Minn Kdth
Curry
Milas Garnett
Kelchner
Lillian Sommer
Idental
Milas
Lorraine Som Tery
Fiseman
Bing Filles
Keith
Thexter
A Alexander
Mias Adler
Hoiniain Muraes Trust Company
Steenth and Hostreet Branch
Mia
Ira Maury
G Myers
Ho Fischer
Flemmer
Goldenbergs
Anita Levy
Johanna Adler
Mise Fleishman
Miss Kolier
Mina Hancock Savoy Theste Vre McGuire Wisa S Johnston
Silvester
Misa
Helen Hontm
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Bermuda
Palm Beach
Cinth
Tenth Street
Bolivia
Faille Sukt
G Street
Victrolas
Victor
Eleventh Street
F. A. Speare Sons Undertakers
Masonic Temple
Almus R. Speare
Clyde J. Nichols
Willis B. Speare Manager
Taffeta
Hardmar
Hardman
Y H
Loftus
LA Mode
VOW
Fifteenti Street
Vinkting
Revwevbrance
Mc Fontern
Willard
Sam
National
Ana Opcoon
Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Sylph
William S Kimsey
Vic
Mme Bikhmeter
Stone Villa Newport
Mr Truxtun Beale
Robert Spear Hudson
Ambasa
Colville Barclay
Mass Flona Calderon
Jorge E Zalles
New Rochelle
Washbington
Mra Zalles
Brazil
New Hampshire
Franklin “noVersh
Wes George Wolcott Hubbell
Greenwich
Conn
Dunn
Sherman Miles
Plattsburg
Miles
William Belden Noble
Latters
Champlain
Israel Putnam
Mra Putnam
Mro
James Wilmot Murphy
Helen Belway Dodge
Sidney Harrison McVicar
Edward W Pou
Mrs Pou
Shoreham
Gem
Dan C Kingmannaxe
Jerome N Bonaparte
Hill Top Inn
Pinecroft
Bo Tamar
Howard Lamar
U*s
Joseph Crawford
Mra Petting
Eorge T Petting
Woodbury Blair
Army and Navy
New York State
Rarbs Ewing
Richvon
Travas
Col Davis
Mishers Island
New Willard
Secretary of the Treasury
Or Weadeo
Obert Russell
the Highlands
George W Fairchild
Oneonta NY
May
Hamilton Rowan
Wyoming
Lake
Miss Clover
Pauline Kindleberger
Beatrice Clover
Avon KR J
Admiral
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Wen Willard
Tseur Adolph B Miler
Ang Vrs
Mrs & C Birdsall
William A Merritt
J Pembroke
Manor Vale Farm
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Jeremiah Collins
Jane Sands
Elise Oldham
Winchester
W M Stone
Glassw
Scotland
Wasaes Mary Lankford
Serman Brenshaw
Hivnie Wen
Harteville Tonn
von Lukermann
Stockholm
Countess von Bernstorfi
War
Detkin
CalZia F
James H Moore
America
Svight
Pouneff
Belle Gurnee
Kann Suns
Neves
Liz
Wall of Troy
Stephen B. Elkins
Elkus
New Yorker
Ceed V Morgenthan
Constantinople
Hamlin
Reserve Board
Chester
Wilmington
Washington Union Station
Pennsylvania
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