Diplomats at Play at North Shore Social Season
Washington society notes from Magnolia Mass detail diplomats and their families enjoying summer at Magnolia and North Shore. Mrs Taft attends few events while entertaining at Luncheons. guests include Preston Gibson and Mrs Gibbs, with Courtiers and diplomats socializing, tennis, and seaside gatherings at Essex Club and Windermere Place.
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Washington
Magnolia Mass
Washington Society
North Shore
Capital
Eshex Country Club
Oceanside
Magnolia
Oreanode
Kiesl Bey
Kissim Bey
Mul
Signor Portela
Aig Line
Oceansids
Mmo Portela
DeWitt Talmage
Rebecca Collier
Cuthbert Brogn
Lso
Preston Gibsons
Taplomats
Windermere
Manchester
Count Quadt
Bachalor
Essex Country Club
Italian Embassy Summer Scene at Tappan Cottage
Waffatres and Signor Cara stage tennis at the Italian embassy summer home. The Brazilian ambassador and Mme Nabuco rest with family at Smiths Point, while Baron Ambrosy arrives to oversee affairs from Washington. Magnolias hosts Magnolia guests include Rear Admiral Pillsbury and Capt Poole amid a season of balls and a coming Oceanside tennis week.
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M. de Thal
Mr Nabuco
Ambusaador
Mime Nabuco
Smiths Point
White House
Mme Nabuco
Amoruzy
Ambrosy
Thia
Washington
Ttle Chancellerie
Manchester
Couairy
School Street
Margenie
Edmond Qtont
Toulion
Des Planchrs
Italy
Lorians
Magnolia
Pillsbury
Ocean
Capt
Mia Poole
North Shore
Death of a former pastor and editor passes away
The Rev J Newton Emery, former pastor of Christ Universalist Church in Whddlelawn and later of Derby Line Vermont churches, died Friday at age 63 after health issues. He leaves his wife and son Gordon, with prior service as editor of the Evening Sun for nineteen years. Also noted is the death of W Newton Sharp, longtime editor of the Evening Sun, at New York Hospital. Sharp was born in Norfolk, Virginia, the son of Capt Witham Sharp, with burial planned in Norfolk.
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Washington Port
Seneca
J Newton Emery
Christ Universalist Church
Christ Church
Derby Line
de Gordon Smery
Washington D
Newpors
Newton Sh
Evening Sun
New York
Norfolk
Witham Sharp
United States Navy
Hampton Roads
Williams of Sherburne Resigns After 56 Years Telegrapher
Barnet Williams of Sherburne County, age 73, oldest woman telegraph operator in the country, resigns from Western Union after more than half a century of service. She cites rheumatism as a factor but remains active despite age.
Turbulent Ottoman Public Service Reform Aims at Turkey
A New York Tribune piece surveys Greek Jewish Armenian influence and patronage in the Ottoman public service. It argues officials and workers should retire or be dismissed for efficiency, citing overcrowded offices, long tenures, and widespread corruption. It notes favoritism, lack of merit systems, and exclusion of non Turks as underlying causes.
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New York Tribe
Turkey
Econou
Rehenemer
Ottoman Empire
Constantinople
Bueai
Ministry of Jubile
United States
Resorts and social life pace near Warm Springs Virginia
Special to The Washington Post from Hot Springs Virginia notes mountain buckboard parties picnics at Falling Springs Flag Rock and Warm Springs area with golf riding and luncheons. Several social gatherings at Fassl fern Oaks and old hotels feature Mrs Abram H Witmer Mrs Calderon Carlisle and others hosting teas luncheons and buckboard outings in Dunns Gap Passffernarm and Shadacre with notable guests including Rear Admiral Harmony and Mrs George Noton.
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Rose SaTlage
Washington Post
Hot Springs
Falling Springs
Flag Rock
Virginia
Fasslfern
the Oaks
Healing Springs
Bath Siam
Abram H Witmer
Washington
Gramercy Farm
Dunns Gap
Calderon Carliste
Audenrela
Calderon Carlisle
Shadacre
Mary Carlisle
George Cole Brett
Evelyn
Lillian Cruw
Warbington
George Dewer
Harmony
Capl
George Noton
Rase Cottage
Warm Springs
William « Buehler
Roach LA Hastings
WA Graff
Ruth Kimball
Passlfernarm
TE Qgram
Lear Miss Shepard
Robert Fitch Shepard
Lamedala
Gibwen Lurman
Bonne Norton Facles Wandward Thump
Son
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Mead Holle and Purlingl
Messrs
Woodward
Bowery S Boonie
Sappington
Lenoix Newport Luncheon Guests At Edgecomb Villa
Notable attendees at a July luncheon hosted at Edgecomb villa include Mr and Mrs George Westinghouse Mr and Mrs Joseph H Choate Mr Richard Goodman Mrs Goodman Mr and Mrs Richard Dixey Mr and Mrs Frederick Crown Inshield and other prominent society figures. Birthday wishes were extended to John Court as he observed his day.
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Leno Mase
Clementina Purniss
Edgecomb
George Westinghouse
Joseph H Choate
Richard Goodman
Goodman
Richard C Dixey
Frederick Crown Inshield
Meredith Howland
Arthuc
Gazamatt
Winthrop
Wiss Fur
Misa Septia Furniss
Deim
Zimmerman
Piliette Shupard
Willeam
Sloane John Court
Carlos M de Heredie
Wheatlegh
Tohn Web Tyde
Tide
Willam Calman Thompson
Baldon Hall
Stockheijie
Dorothea Gilder
Cechia Reaux
Gloucester
Breas
Grace Sedgwick
Stockbridge
New York
Anhur
Europe
Marion
Flernor Hague
Bons Bas
Stockbriege
Newport
Mabel Chante
Dada
Turner Canal
Richard Watson Gilder
Feohia Villa
Tyringham
Tgerton
Curtis Hotel
Ocean City society notes on hospitality and guests
The Ocean City section lists social events and notable visitors including Miss Corinna Khukhude and Miss Maloney among Washington debutantes, families staying with Hunt and Weber, and multiple arrivals from Washington. Dinner parties at Osgood villa and Newport society dinners feature Mrs Yoakum, Mr Fosdick, and Miss Taft, with young social figures touring the shore and attending luncheons and musicales.
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Spelat
Washington Pot
Ocean City
Smepuxent Bay
Corinna Khukbide
Mob le Ala
Maloney Ihuich
Washington
Miss Kirkbride
Mis Woj Hunt
Hunt Ang Louie Weber
Vic Haver Trunt
Hamlton
Caroline Johnson
Alexandria
Amita ‘Ballinger
Christine Hudson
Gertrude Schrdt
Johnsom
Dallinger
Miss Hudson
Sigma Tambda
Miss Schmidt
Fenton Booth
Virginia
Morrach
Foxenton Fox
Ier
Dorothy Watts
Christine Fox
Gertrude Barber
Avondale
Norman Roberts
Annie H Eastman Wiss I
Cedisgon Kien
Reeds
John KK Jame
Rain Dampens Fourth of July Festivities at Narragansett Pier
Rain yesterday curtailed outdoor amusements at Narragansett Pier. Social highlights included Mrs Samuel H Valentine hosting a dinner with guests Mrs Tantel Bacon and many locals. Gdlgarton hosted an afternoon porch reception with Ruth Robusgun and others, while Rockefeller and family joined Casino luncheon en route from New London to Boston. Automobile parties from Boston and Worcester stopped at the Chili for lunches on July 4.
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Narragansett Pier
Samuel H Valentine
Tantel Bacon
Ormond
G Smith
Thomas Gifford
Metman
Kulme
Chapman
Collies Mire
Cruger
M L
Dull Day at Beverly White House Visit in Rain
Beverly Massachusetts July 2 A cloudy dull day at the summer White House in Beverly brought showers in the afternoon. Mrs Taft canceled her late motor drive while Mr Robert Taft played golf with Viscount de Chambrin military attaché of the French legation. Mrs Mabel Boardman of Washington, summering with her parents in Manchester, was the only caller yesterday.
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Beverly Mass
White House
Bur Res
Point Yester
Manchester
Bar Harbor July Fourth Socials At The Villages
Tinners and Luncheons provide entertainment for cottagers at Bar Harbor Maine. Guests included Mr and Mrs Withar Jessep, Mr and Mrs Joan S Kennedy, Mr John Was, Mr and Mrs Kenedy Toft, Mrs Waehbom, Mr and Mrs Oliver J Wells, Mr and Mrs J Lovle Ketterhaus, Mr and Mrs Stevens, Mrs Haskell, JH Bass, Mrs George A Draper, Mrs Hall McCormick, Mrs George D Widener, and others. Reginald de Koven hosted a small luncheon party, Miss Dorothy Glyn and Mrs William Glyn arrived from New York to Fox Villa for the summer. The Swedish legation’s chargé d’affaires to Sweden, and Mrs Ekengren, attended.
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Benjamin F. Yoakum
Furst Duimer Barty
Newport
R. 1
Colong
Benjamin F Yoakum
Osgood | Villa
Pauling Fosdick
Mies ‘Yoakum
New York
Clarence Pell
Herbert M. Harriman
Elbridge T Gerry
Misa Helen Taft
Beverly
Eleanor Roerker
Miss Tatt
William G Roelker
Tat
Miss Taft
Roelker
Freebndy Park
John J Mason
Valle
Catherine Street
Vera C Curtis
St Marks/ Thurch New York
Walter R Cowles
Watronesses
Mmes J Mitchell
Mark Amas Tuck French
Reginald Norman Howard
Grahim
William McCarthy
Little Wow Phelps Charles Lo Robinson
Thomas Rhindlander
R Manson Srath
George Gordon King Hugene Bturtevant
Alza BR. Wheeler
Ro Manann Smith
Betty ‘Askenasy
UN. Mendelasatn
Wom Marshall
Lingston Best
Tristol
Hardy Godwin
Tuchard
Shaw
Air Kenneth
Bar Hubot
Howard Nott Potter
Edward T Potter
MrClellan Wate
Metlellan
Loriliard Speicer
Delancey Rane
Pomfret
Rane
Olaf Turnbull
Balliacre
Henry Redmond
Charles Grimney
Willam Figney
George B de Forest
Bret
Rawend
Berwind
Wihast
Wells
Fredenck M
Davies
Wilton S Barge
Austen Gay
Bar Harbor
Withar Jessep
Joan S$ Kenned
Brooklya NY
John
Kenedy Toft
Manchester To the Sea
Waehbom
Oliver J Wells
Ketterhaus
Stevens
Haskell
George A Draper
R Hall McCormick
George D Widener
Huth Lawrence
Rovert Hinkley
J5lkina
Massh
Mire Sewall
Hudson
George Davis
WA F
Kkengren
Washington
Reginald de Koven
Willam Glyn
Dorothy G Lyn
Fox Villa
Malvern
W A. F Bhengren
Ekengren
Edward Recers
de Geoggria
Social week in Greenbrier Springs for Washington visitors
Reception welcomed Mr and Mrs Ross Perry from Washington hosted by Mrs James Branch of New York. Guests included Dr and Mrs F Tonatard, Mrs Sanford Kellogg, Mrs George W Marys, Miss Flora Doyle, and Mr and Mrs RH Goldeborough from Washington. Mrs John C Brown, wife of ex Gov Brown of Tennessee, attended a bridge party hosted by Mrs Mason Blunt. The Virginia governor and Mrs Swanson arrived today amid many friends. Mr and Mrs Hunter Dulany and their daughter opened a new cottage. Washington arrivals noted.
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Greenbrier Springs
Ross Perry
Washington
James 7 Branch
New York
Mm FT 'Onatard
Sanford Kellogg
George W Marys
Flora’ Doyle
RH Goldeborough
John C Brown
Brown
Tennessee
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Nusa Helen Taft
Preston Gibson
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Moa
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Milan
Watsons
Gayelles
Gus
Lucy Blant
Helen + Vite dingtue
Faith Symphiny
Ealuter
Fleanit Roelkt
Wiss Tafts
Helen
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Tvlek Mir
Mrx Garzanderson
Gibson
Watter Denese
Horace Wyle
Ham Labertson
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Julla War
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Jack Watkins
Tuncheousti
Clarence Moore
Uitte Son
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Syiftmoore
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Mancheste
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Preston
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Lure Anderson
Sum Gulbertson
Meyer
Seaictars
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Rock Maple Farm
Sandy
Faith Simpkins
Simpkins
Richie Impkin
Helen ‘Catt
Eleanor Roelker
Weels
Burgess Pont
Whitt House
Tatt
Ahala
Papaiae
Prince Koudacheff
Walter Denegre
Prince Kouwdacheff
Bro Curtis
Croga Island
Bledow
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HOT Springs Society
Admiral Dewey and
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Miss Furniss
Edgecomb Villa
Mrs Taft
Miss Boardman
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Hooper Bros
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Jennlss Millir Shoes
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M Street
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Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc
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F B. Launders
Cleveland
S R Calladay
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Philadelpha
W Raymond
Goodyear Buffalo
John J Willams
Arthur T
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