Society in Richmond Wedding Invitations Out
A Richmond society page reports on a Cedar Grove camping party led by Prof Harry D Campbell with Attorney General Anderson’s daughters among attendees. It notes engagements and multiple social dinners and dances at the Hermitage Golf Club, plus travels and visits of numerous Richmond families and connections to national figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Cedar, Grove
Rockbadge County
Louise Constance Tritton
James Blythe Moore
Washington
Richmond
Hermitage Golf Club
Cannon Fleming
Virginia Fleming
Louise Boudar
Emily Thaw
Marie Harwood
Claire Smith
Fay Henry May Goolsby
Mari Herbert
Helen Tanner
Langhorne Cosby
Suste
Fieet
Archer
Mason
Basil Coale
Walter Letew
Argyle Turner
Freyshan Turner
Rathbone
Robert Gibson
James Hutcheson
Alfred Crenshaw
Westwood Willams
Mitchell Brown
Wiliam Grese
Charles Evans
Hugh Rove
Hunter
Carrington
Robert Bargamin
Edward McCarthy
Thomas Royater
Maurice Wingo
John Christian
Temple Waddell
Lewis Larus
Anna
Judith
Ellen Anderson
Harry D Campbell
Cedar Grove
Rockbridge County
Eliza
Frances Dulon
Indian Rock
Anzolette
Eli Uadsden
Elizabeth
Louise Patterson
Louisville
Papes
Clinton
Mary
Elizabeth Barclay
Rogers
Willams and Turner
Leangton
John Campbell
Jack Rogers
Thomas Podgue
Frank Dillon
Charles Glasgow
William Turner
Tucker Pendleton
David Flper
Manon Page
Frank Pipesle
Arrivals at Atlantic City From Washington Colony
Washington visitors checked into Atlantic City hotels including Wiltshire Marlborough Blenheim Shelburne Ber kshire Inn and Berkeley. Notables named include Mr and Mrs G B Sheckles Miss Merrio Sheckles Dr and Mrs Albert KR McFadden and many others from Washington DC and surrounding areas enjoying summer stays at hotels such as Hotel Wiltshire Tabor Inn and Hotel Elberon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speela
Atlantic City
Merrio Sheckles
Washington
Wiltshire
John Middleton
Berkeley
Mr. Crenshaw
Washington Electric Light Company
Hotels Hardy
London
England
Merang Leader
Galen Hall
Albert KR McFaddden
Alvemar
Chessor
Wickery
Byana
Albemarte
J F Edmunds
Ramanda
Coca Walla
Buckingin
Alana Trae
Ucresford
Mvg
P C
Clafin
Miso
Margaret Ciem Mire
Parks
Alfred Wood Hole
Beghisida
Brevoort
Mes
Waiam Ful
Bishop Ful
Alexander P Read
Chetweede
A Meehan
A ‘Meehan
Mo Meeha
Zerexga
Mo Zerega
Chester Inn
A HB Jones
J Foley Willam
Marton Ating
Elweot
H Jamison
Tbitt
A Harker
DH Alges
Earl Mar Holl
H Hoffermater
Maj
Ma. Loeffler
Frank Lofster
Etuirn
Jacob Bumgartner
WD Gasdoner
Hastbourne
C R Chambers
Mra
Grand Atlantic
E V. Kitfoot
W. A Weaver
C A McLowell
Cady
Copghna
Bear
Majoatte
F Shoemaker
Ahemay Ritchie
Normandie
A A. Weschler
T. Q Castell
A A Weschler
HA Busch
Beall
Benjamin
Naw Chamblee
Paiipa
New Estmont
Netherland
Marahire
A. Marsh
B Marsh
H. Marsh
St Marsh
Keon
Lacy
M Garratt
Misa Garratt
R. G Eperly
D. Gallagher
M. Maors
Moral Byoreham
Silas Broshesrs
J Lrwshears
Brashexra
D Waters
Foz
M ¢ Damield Royer
Mra DT
Taylor
Mies
Elisabeth ‘Taylee
Mintt Fowle
Mias
Mary Fowle
RA Orbison
F Twynolds
Ho Bunn
Etta Tezios
Hotal Stratton Lewis
Traymere
Rupertus
Wifa
Eve
F Eberly
Frank
Lutz
R E Brediey
Luiz
Phoraten
Y.ichmond
H J Cassidy
Yoder
Kennedy
Westminster
Wayne
Social and Personal News Highlights from Cham bersville Area
Elizabeth Sherman returns home to Chambersville. Mr and Mrs Walter J. Barr move to Hooksaff Capon Jive and plan summer entertaining. Harry C. Krebs family from Mercersburg and Misa Nar nier Krebs of Philadelphia visit Clay Krebs home. Stephen Putney of Richmond attended a bridge party hosted by Mrs William A Baker in Winchester. Miss Mary Jones from Beverlay R Jones family arrives from Philadelphia to Memorial Hospital suffering from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter JB. Barr
Hooks
Capon
Stephen Putney
Richmond
William A Baker
Winchester
Mary Jones
Beverlay R., Jones
Philadelphia
Memorial Hospital
Berryville dance at Battletown Inn with Warden and Stribling
Berryville social page reports a large German style dance led by Harry Warden with Miss Ann Stribling at the Battletown Inn. Many attendees from Washington Winchester Millwood and Baltimore are listed, with visits by Kellogg and Huntington families and others. The gossip notes include travelers to New York Washington and Raleigh and various extended stays in nearby towns. The item closes with wedding news from St Thomas church in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Harry Warden
Ann Stribling
Battletown Inn
Baldwin 2Nd Hunt
Washington
Willis
Winchester
Mary Powell Page
Reynolds
Williams
Lee
McCormick
Moore
Hone
Woodward
Louie Thomas
Estelle Powers
Baltimore
Charles M Brown
First National Bank
New York
Ethelyn Houghton
Washington Post
St. Thomas’ Church
Lucie Mitchell
T. A. McIntyre
Hust Fortieth Street
Arnold Lawson
Thomas
W. Lawson
Boston
Ernest Mr. Stires
Lake George
Charle stown social items list visitors and events
Char lestown today lists visits and social happenings. Miss Neil Brockenborough of Lexington and Mrs William Neill host and attend gatherings at Camp Easy on the river with guests from Swarthmore and Philadelphia. Local officials and residents attend dinners and note upcoming reunions and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Brockenborough
Lexington
Mes Mangs Weill
William Neill
Camp iQasy
Misses McCown
Jamison
Louise Blome
Lew Allen
Old East Boteler
Wells and Hyatt families in Atlantic City stay
Dr and Mrs Charles A Wells and Dr and Mrs A H Wells returned from a two weeks stay in Atlantic City. Mrs Annie Hyatt and daughters Nelle and Blanche Hyatt of Mitchellsville are also there for a few days. John G Holden sails August 4 for Europe planning a two month visit to Paris and London. Other Hy residents named include Peter Galt, Charles Mangum, Andy and George Leakin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Fossett
Baltimore
Mra
Blanche Walker
Bettie Peach
Hopewell Warner
Solomon's Island
John Hardisty
Ocean City
Old Point Comfort
John G. Holden
Luray
Harry W Dorsey
Front Royal
George M. McFarland
Springfield
Hampshire County
W. Va
Miss Roberts
Langdon
D. C
Nellie Marr
Mount Calvert
Ruth Wilson
Westwood
R. E. Smith
Marlboro
Charles A. Wells
John G Holden
Europe
Paris
London
Peter Galt
Charles Mangum
Andy
George Leakin
Courteous Jackie Wins Fair Lady's Gratitude
A society belle endures a rainy ride in a wet street car while a gallant sailor assists her. The scene draws masculine sympathy as the pair share a muttered exchange and a chivalrous act, highlighting class interactions aboard a public conveyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Gallorman
Jemma
Lord Chesterfield Green
Uncle Sam
Telautograph Orders Tested Aboard Two Battleships
Navy officials report promising results from telautograph firing orders on the battleships Pennsylvania and Alabama during target practice at Guantanamo. The system aims to speed orders from the conning tower to gun crews, improving accuracy amid battle noise and avoiding miscommunications from verbal channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Philip
Texas
Santiago
Guantanamo
Hats from Cloth Tree Loom as East Africa Fashion Material
Consul G B Wager reports samples of cloth made from East African bark, pounded into a white felt like fabric. The cloth is two to three yards wide and four to six yards long, reddish brown but bleachable. It can be spun with wool, dyed any color, and strengthened by backing for use in mats and wall coverings. The German government is importing the bark for manufacturers and exploring head coverings lighter than straw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce and Labor
G. B. Wager
Bager
Central
West Africa
Eager
Dutch Tea Room Reflects Historic Craft and Wealth at Estate
An article describes a lavish Dutch style tea room added to a estate, featuring octagonal shape, casements, and mantel from Holland. The room displays antique tankards and bric-a-brac from 17th and 18th century German and Dutch homes, with electric lighting and a log fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Holland
Rand
Reat
France
Ministerial Incident Near Odeon Theater in Buenos Aires
War Minister of Argentina allegedly clashed with a cab blocking his path. He jumped onto the cab, seized the whip, and lashed the horses as they bolt toward Avenida de Mayo, veering past Plaza de Mayo and striking the State of Liberty on their way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Statte of Liberty
Buimos Ayres Herald
Odeon Theater
Gould
Serry
Himeralda
Avends de Mayo
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Louisa Constance Tritton
James Blythe Moore Jr
Miss Tritton
Mr. Moore
Blythe Moore
Fowhatan
Edward McClormick Greene
Benvenuz
Rappahannock County
Misa Marjorie MacAtea
Mary Waller
Trent Royal
Lackey
Clifton Corge
Ader Harrell
Bradford
Cuatarooga Tenn
Lasil Gordon
Charles Frillips Hot
Pittsburg
W. P
RO Gondruci
Fannie
Cilirehim
Stuart
Jatarest
Jean Clarkson
Henry Mazych Clarkson
Haymather
Ges Thomas Ross Thorestein
North
St Pauls Church
Waymarken
Forest HS
Sardie Baughman
Lizzy Ewing
Nora Wesiger
Mildred Brent
Alice Weisiger
Lynda
Mary Koiner
Sf Farrar
MoNet
Albert Weliiger
Pierce Brent
Masha Giham Ten Gregory
Jean Jones
Willum Breeden the Chiperon
D J Farrar
Virginia Randolph Bolling Hoge
Louisvile
Waithesa Emile San Germano
Ron, Lai
Warren Memorial Preabyteran Church
Moge
Hey Or
Peyron Harrison Howe
Virginia
Irs
Thomas P West
Mexico City
Kolner
Cras | Creek
Fincastle
Ulisses Nora
Alice Woelsiger
Lynda Koimer
Elizabeth Ewing
J Ho Perkins
Herbert Welsger, Jr
Plarre Brent
I Mitchell Ewing
Bernard Robb
Eaith Taylor
Bay Head
Charlottsville
Mra. J. A. Ridgeley
Baltmore
Watson Myers
Mra . F. Weller
Cally Ryland
Turks Head Inn
Allen Freeman
West
Grace
Thomas Bolling
Randolph Bolling
North Sidney
Caps Braton
Frances Warwick
Tappahannock
Neonie B. Winston
Honolulu
M. C. Patterson
Elizabeth Patterson
Macgery Knowles
H. Clowes
Virginia Beach
Thomas Rives Potts
Bir
Allen Potts
Albemesse
Lou Adkins
W. Thomas Moulton
Centralia
Mise Callia Gaines
New England
Alfred ‘T. Harris
Miss Hate Hardy
Take Mohank
Admiral O'Nall
Hichard O'Neill
York Harbor
Clayton G. Coleman
Carrie Coleman
Atlantic Itz
J. F Thompson
Bucktoa Niewaparepher Hive
Joseph E Willard
Landon
Tucker
Niagara Fally
Canada
Gulielma Harrison
Belle Harrison
Brandon
James River
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Claude Swanson
Elden
Chatham
Gertrude Clarke
Rebecca Watson
Nottoway County
Ada Arundell
Fannie Pittman
Wills
Rosa
Natonie Smith
Lynchburg
Bland Smith
Harrie Webster
C W P. Brock
W S Travers
Lucy Ford Wortham
Staunton
Kalurana
W. J. Young
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
Vilas Louise Shead
Thomas P Howard
Allendale
Edward M .Tearney
Falla Church
Ténnle
Sue Harman
Edgar Murphy
Lucile Epps
Elise Burke
Elizabeth Lee
Arabelle Dudley
Mussen Harman
Charlottest
Elizabeth Sherman
Chambersville
Berryville, VA
John Clarke Wilson
Wilson
Church Street
Charles Mullilein
Pagebrook
Sven
Hattletown Inn
May Kimmel
May Mansfeld
E G. Butler
Annefield
Hildegarde Herring
Mes Qiby Burwell
Rosery
Millwood
Amy Ely
Hast Orange
N. J
O'Mellen
Red Gate
Philip Knox
Alexandria
John Woolfolk
Wallace
W. H. Whiting
Nashville
John Neill
F C. L Somers
Joseph Jones
George Harrison
Fire Creek
Robert Mayo
Maryland
Peter H. Mayo
Nannie Ellis
Cincinnati
Gretchen and
Kate Lewis
Henry 8. Watkins
Carter Hall
H. H McCormick
Charlestown
Rose Hall
Marshall McCormick
Artsvile
Colonial Beach
M. W. Tierney
Mecklenburg
Chase City
Helena Stauffer
Walkersville
Nelson
Mitchellaville
Owena Wil
Snow Suns
Far Rockaway Beach
Mastera Thomas R
Kenneth R Brooks
Claude Brooks
Seat Pleasant
Daniel B. Lloyd
Budpa Viste Farm
Kent District
Tierd
Kata Hill
Kenilworth
H. W. Gore
H. Rogers Gore
Niagara Falls
J A. Frominger
Walter Hardesty
Seabrooke
Dr. Hinckley
Mrs. Mitchell
Charlestown, W. VA
Drs F.C. McCown
Hilzabeth McCown
Swarthmore, Pa
J Allison Buster
Td Mrs. Fletcher
Chestnut Hill
Joe Trapnell
R. P Chew
The
Potomac
Brandy
John F. Sowers
Werteval Hall
John A Thomson
Summit Point
Thomson Lene
Mexico
Tracy S Jeffords
Nannie Newton Moore
Howard R. Moore
T. C. Bowling and Son
Sthurston
Ten
Scott
Hotel Powhatan
George Strother Moors
Washington and Lee University
Jennie Moore
Siater
Harrisonburg
C L. Baler
Little Pen
Eugene Baker
Mrs. H. 3. McCormick and Son
Bearyville
Marshall McGorrick
Airs
HV. Alford
Lula Brown
Arso
J. J. Pittman
L. D. Burnett
Thomas Martin
Amigsog Martha and
Helen Martin
J. B. Purcell
Purcell
W. Catchings
Josephine
Vicksburs
Miss
Wendling
Mapleburst
Jackie
Telautograph
Africa
Julius Garfinkle & Close
Julius Canstablevbe
F Street
Ips Tea Rooms
Devreaux
Simon
Pota
le Algo
ZOC
Pice - A & Patra
R.W. Devreaux Co
Galt & Bro
Gouvrecoll
Ef, Droop & Sons Co
Ave
Hallade
Grugerste
Sallade & CO
Cedar Af
Woodward & Lothrop
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Thea
Atlantic & Pacific
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