Mosaic of Bridal Party Attire and Travel Plans
The maid of honor wore a gown of blue tulle and flesh chiffon with pink sweet peas in bouquets. Bridesmaids wore rainbow shades, while guests including Lieut Col and Mrs Archer and several named individuals gathered in Washington for the ceremony and a reception. The newlyweds head to Whitehall Estate near Bluemont with trips planned through Maryland and nearby states. several guests plan weekend leisure in Atlantic City and other destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlus
Killarney
Mias Barker
Mise Evenson
Mires Wertheim
Motor To Atlantic City Daily Travels
Several residents and guests plan or enjoy stays in Atlantic City and nearby areas. Prof and Mise Livingston travel to Atlantic City for a few days. Mr and Mrs Albert Sennell, Mr and Mrs W P Cornwell and daughter spend the summer at Atlantic City and nearby. Rita Schiffman spends weeks in Glen Ridge New Jersey with Leo Toeh. Ricky Gans returns to Washington from Richmond with J and Mrs Gans. Mrs Charles Goldsmith returns from Dumarton Virginia with William Thallheimer. Jacob Fiseman and daughter Bianchea Eiseman depart for Atlantic City for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Mise Livingston
Mra
Albert Sennell
Atlantic City
Mias
Rita Schiffman
Glan Ridge
N. J
Leo Toeh
Charles Goldsmith
Washington
Dumbarton
William Thallheimer
Mia
Jacob Fiseman
Mias Bianchea Eiseman
Indian Freed for Wife s Funeral Pays Bill From Prison
Jo Sawyer an Indian prisoner at Stillwater serving a three year term paid his wife Sylia Sawyers funeral expenses from an 18 cent a day wage earnings fund. Sawyer to be released in August, imprisoned since 1914 for grand larceny near Grand Forks. Warden Reed granted two day parole for the funeral at Calvary Cemetery. Mrs Sawyer born Galerieta, 65, native of Canada on an Iroquois reservation. She lived at 1412 Bradley Street in St Paul with Nels Norman after his conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Jo Sawyer
Stillwater
Sylia Sawyer
Sawyer
Grand Forks
Cos Reed
Calvary Cemetery
Galerieta
Wookenawalga
Canada
White Harth
St Paul
Nels Norman
Bradley Street
Summer Departure to Adirondacks Indefinite Stay
Miss Florence Conn and Mia, David Sheeline and Miss Frances Sheeline of New York have left for an indefinite stay in the Adirondacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Conn
Mia
David Sheeline
Frances Sheeline
New York
The
Adirondacks
Engagement Announced and Local Social Notes
Mr. and Mrs. T. Simon announce the engagement of their daughter Rebecca to Harry Marine. Mrs. B. Rosenfeld and her children Ruth and Philip plan a trip from Washington to Braddock Heights, Ma for a summer stay. A Mount Ramnter carnival runs nightly through the 27th, featuring dancing and amusements. Locals travel to Atlantic City for short visits. various families are noted visiting relatives in Detroit and Cedar Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Aimon
Eons Haven
Washington
Wildwood Creat J
Leon Tabrin
Atlantic City
A. Apter
T Street Northwest
Uenrietta
Jacob Greenberg
First Street
Mr. T. Simon
Rebecca
Harry
Marine
B. Rosenfeld
Ruth
Philip
Braddock Heights
Hyattaville
Baptist
Catholic Church of
Mount Ramnteria
Frank M. Stephen
Webb Worley
Tverdate
Stephen
L. Weller
Lenora
William_ Ford
May Wood
Harry Deggs
T. Howard Duckete
Theodore Sonnentery
Arthur and
William G. Mayer
William Francia Mayer
Francis Lermond
Orange
Sarah Rowe Haa
Spender
N.C
T. Harvey Henshaw
New York
Kensington Notes Social Round in Roanoke and Nearby Homes
Miss Matilda Koonta of Roanoke visits cousin Miss Mary Hyatt Me. Mrs Fred McKenney returns from Atlantic City. A Dancing Wednesday event honors Miss Hilandhe Cool. Tuesday card club includes Shaffer, Phy lis Fierrmann, Matilda Kodata, Alma Mele, Tanisea Warthen, Laura Lansbury, and Mrs Carol Duvall. Mrs Frank T Chapman hosts Woman’s Club gathering honoring Mrs James Cook with a chain and pendant. Guests include Mr Frank J Reak and daughter Virginia at Warner Tiare. Mrs Mac Adams Susie Adams and Catherine Lindall visit Mr and Mrs W D Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Koonta
Roanoke
Mary Hyatt
Fred McKenney
Atlantic
Mac. Adams
Susie Adams
Bliss Catherine Lindall
W. D. Thomas
Hyattsville Society Dance At Masonic Hall
Hyattsville society reports a Friday evening entertainment and dance for Company F locals on the border. Connor, the Washington songster, performed. A capacity audience attended with lawn fetes held in nearby Berwen and Riverdale for the benefit of the band and local fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connor
Niy Ag
Berwen
Brags
Riverdale
Train Loses Fifty Minutes in Hunt For Woman Ten Miles Ahead
Hutchinson Kan July 22 A Banta Fe train 893 on the Dodge City to Cimarron Valley branch delayed nearly an hour as a mother left an infant asleep in the chair car at Montezuma while she sought luncheon. She hired a car to Copeland eleven miles away to overtake the train. The other train 698 also backed to Montezuma after losing the passenger six miles out. The mother and infant were reunited upon arrival at Copeland.
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Hutchinson
Kana
Banta Fe
Dodge City
Cimarron Valley
Division
Montezuma
Copeland
No. 698
Monteauma
Dorr Family Visits Relatives in Prince Georges County
Elsie returns from Baltimore area trip with details of visit. Mr and Mrs William A Dorr and children spend weeks as guests of Mrs Dorr's parents Mr and Mrs F K Simmons in lower Prince Georges county Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Baltimore
Fillicott City
William A. Dorr
Alexandria Society Guests and Summer Travel Notes
Alexandria society circles report numerous guests and travels. J Frank Carlin and Miss Mary H Carlin entertain in Ellicott City Maryland, while Miss Mamie Marston returns from Edinburgh. Dr Hugh McGuire and family plan July and August in Maine. New Orleans resident Mrs Bunh od Le Bourgeoin visited Braddock Heights hosts Louis S Scott. Genevieve Peyton Grimes and granddaughter Marion Grimes vacation with Lucia Peyton Luckett in Rapidan Culpeper VA, now with John W Peyton in Rapidan. Rose Hirey McCormick returns from Berryville after visiting Mrs Lorenzo Lewin. Maj Kirkpatrick and family stay at Woodberry Forest VA after guests at South St Asaph St. In addition Frazier Baldwin and Elizabeth Baldwin return from Chicago. Cora Lee Cochran and niece Jeanette Yates Cochran spend weeks at Atlantic City. Little Miss Cora Lee Cochran of The.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Lucia Peyton Luckett
Hoath Patrick Street
John W. Peyton
Rapidan
Culpeper County
Thomas J. Kirkpatrick
Fortune Kirkpatrick
John Kirkpatrick
Maj. Kirkpatrick
John F. Tackett
South St. Asaph Street
Woodberry Forest
Orange County
Grafted bone cures leg after hospital operation
A New York fireman Martine, badly injured in a trolley accident, had bone grafts from his right shin to his left leg after several failed attempts. Dr. Frederick H. Albee performed the procedure using an electro operative bone saw and kangaroo tendon to secure adhesion. The graft restored normal bone structure though the left leg remains slightly shorter. seven operations were noted, with the patient in overall good health and using crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Loury Martine
Metropolitan Hospital
Blackwali Island
Frederick H. Albee
Martina
Usabl
Martins
Miss O'Leary Rescued From Molasses on New York Street
In a crowded city scene at Third Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street, Margaret O Leary becomes covered in molasses after a wagon spills its load in front of a bakery. Patrons, including a young rescuer, struggle to free her as molasses traps them all. Patrolman Sheehan orders hot water to aid the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Jackson
New York
W. W. Bellenger
Cameron Street
Margaret O'Leary
Iddie
New York Street
Washington
Sev Val
Io'leary
Maher
Twenty-second Street
Leutenant
Thomas Rheehan
Spectatora
Mise O'Leary
Mina O'Leary
Sheehan
Miss O'Leary
East Twenty-sixth Street
Man Nearly Drowned After Teasing Circus Goat
Aurora Indiana July 2 Chan C Suer narrowly escaped drowning in Hogan Creek after teasing a goat from an animal circus. Suerman was knocked off the embankment by the goat and fell about ten feet into the water. He was pulled from the river on the third attempt when showmen arrived with a rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Ind
Chan C. Suer- Man
Hogan Creek
Suerman
Ruerman
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GC. Archer
Yeandon
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Columbu Ohio
Maude C. Hathawa
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Hauer
Mra. C.D. Hamilton
Mies Mint Hamilton
St. Louis
D. R. Millard
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Bhorsham
Mrr
Ricky Gans
Richmond
Mrs. J. Gans
Dave Sanger
Sea Tele
Julius Perser
Clun
Myer Nordhinger
Hortens
Morris
Saddle Sylver
Helen Mrerms
New Orleans
Misa Aline Kronheim
Atlantic Cry
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Emmily Hillman
Gebhart
Dorothy Gebhart
Idumbarton
William Thalheimer
Washihe
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Charles Schwarts
Philadelphia
Alf Mayer
Renshaw's
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Morris Gans
Bre
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Goodman
Pen Mar
Lawrence Strasburger
Paul Minn
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Milton Kadden
J. Woo Keener
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Morton Kolner
Jacob Kotner
Tea Wise
Samp Kiowa
Beash Lake
Hhose
Harry 8. Dulin
Marion Maddox
Fletcher Maddox
Great Falls
Mont
Mr. Dulin
T. C. Dulin
Bluemont
Kensington Notes
Hyattsville Society
Nestle
Margaret E. Scheetze
Dre
SRE
E. C. Bartlett
J. H. Wisner
Laurence R. Willamette
Leoilie Cogswell
Mr. Willamette
Alexandria Society
J. Frank Carlin
Arcturus
Mary H. Carlin
Httla
Viola Barrett
Mrs. Fulton
Ellicott City, Ma
Mamie Marston
Kedinburgh
George J. Pickett
Prince Street
Hugh McGuire
Johnson McGuire
Rose Hirey McCormick
Berryville
Lorenzo Lewin
Frazier Baldwin
Hittle Mins
Elizabeth Hanson Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Chicago
Cora Lee Cochran
Jeanette Yates Cochran
Miss Cora
Lee Cochran
Barber & Ross
Plaina
Fauquier County
Jeanette Cochran
King Street
Nina Price
Barah Price
Staunton
Jesus Callahan
Mary Callahan
Fairfax Street
Jessie Crump
Bilze Crump
Misa Katherine Bolling Carper
Fairview
Frederickshuro
Nannia Davis
Elizabeth M. King
Charlotteaville
University of Virginia
C. William Wattlen
Thomas I. Wattlea
Wattles
Thaman Tippitt
Clarke ,County, Va
George Donwell Brooke
Sue Herbert Brooke
Anne Brooke
Thomas Brooke
Chillicothe
Ohin
Elizabeth Hamey
Tociiie Speake
Grayton, Md
Emory Kaufman
Josiah Roberts
Camden, N. J
Walter Roberts
Steinway
Steinways
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
St. Pie Pianos
Girl’s Shoes
Shup Pond
Behning
Kimball
Francis Bacon
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