Obey Calls of Country and Cupid Five Sign War and Love’s Register
Five men answered two calls for enlistment and marriage as war and Cupid register. Richard H Whiting 21 signed the war enlistment at Powell School and Cupid’s register at the courthouse. The war bride is Mabel E Bolden, officiated by Rev John E Jeffries. Other couples include John Dart Farr and Loretta Hull 23, George W Brooks and Edith J Whitman 22, Thomas G Doss and Capitolin Fulkerson 22 of Bonham, Themistocles Papageorgius 24 and Sophia J Efantis 19.
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Cupid
Col Krol
Richard H Whiting
Powell School
John E Jeffries
Ryland M. EB. Church
John Dart Farr
Loretta Marie Hull
George W. Brooks
Edith J. Whitman
Thomas G. Doss
Bride
Capitolin Fulkerson
Bonham
Texas
Themistocles . Papageorgius
Sophia J. Efantis
Balfour Praises Y M C A Work At Front And Camps
British foreign minister Arthur James Balfour wrote to Alfred E Marling head of the Y M C A international committee praising the organization for its work at front lines and in prison camps. He expressed gladness at its value to soldiers and noted American philanthropy enabled broader operations worldwide.
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New York
Arthur James Balfour
America
Alfred E Marling
International Committee of the
Young Men's Christian Asociation
Europe
United States
Society Notes Highlight Washington Summer Arrangements
President Wilson and Mrs Wilson enjoyed a motor ride as society circuits reported on upcoming stays of Mehdi Khan in Long Branch, and Mrs Brandeis hosting a Shoreham luncheon. A Mintwood Place wedding united Lieut. John McDonald Thompson and Miss Elizabeth Chase with a gala reception at Rauscher's, featuring a georgette crepe gown, pearls, duchess lace veil, and an orchestra. Out-of-town guests included Baltimore and Boston figures, with summer homes planned in Monterey and Washington.
Pinkney Listoe Wedding Quiet, At St Thomas Church
Misa Marjorie Listoe daughter of Col Soren Listoe United States consul general to Holland and C C Pinckney of New York son of Mr and Mrs Henry Pinckney were married quietly at noon yesterday at St Thomas Church Rev CC Ernest Smyth officiating The church was attractively decorated with pink and white peonies The bride given in marriage by her brother Dr Alexander FM Johnson Listoe first lieutenant in the US Marines wore a gown of white crepe trimmed with georgette and carried a white prayer book The bridegroom’s sister Ina Listoe was maid of honor in a georgette crepe gown with a large hat The best man was Frederick Pinckney The ceremony was witnessed only by immediate relatives and followed by breakfast at Raurenes The couple left for a trip thereafter Out-of-town guests included J Henry Pinckney and the bridegroom’s mother.
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Elizabeth Sanders Chase
Volney GO Chase
USN
Chase
John McDonald Thompson
U S A
Charles T. Thompson
Mintwood Place
Mgr. Mackin
Rauscher’a
Capt Chane
Susanne Chase
Terry B. Thompson
Robert Strong
Paul Frank
Ernest F. Miller
United States Army
Rauscher'’s
Misa Marjorie Listoe
Col Soren Listoe
United States
Holland
C Cotesworth Pinckney
New York
Henry Pinckney
St Thomas' Church
CC Ernest Smyth
Alexander FM Johnson Listoe
Frederick Pinceknew
Col Lise
Mra Finckney
Vira Punchneyv
J Henry Pinckney
Evelyn Adan Reeves
R A Reeves
Carl C Lipp
Lucius C Clark
Iowa
Pr. Clark
Hamline Methodist Church
Pearle Reeves
Paul Lipp
Wiliam Beverly Mason
Mary Willoughby Kennedy
Henry Savage Page
Kennedy
Mason
Dandridge Kennedy
Warrenton
Papa Kennedy
The
Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Page Ely
Mew
York
Page
Bluemont
Virginia
Mr. Page
Wedding and society notices from Washington area papers
A crowded society page details nuptials and celebrations. Evelyn Adan Reeves and Carl C Lipp wed in Hamline Methodist Church with immediate family present. Also noted are a Woodside Md surprise home wedding reenactment, the Bowen couple’s 20th anniversary ceremony, and multiple gatherings featuring politicians, actors, and guests, including Lord events and garden parties hosted by Arts Club members.
Virginia Governor Hosts 33 at Powhatan Week End
Gov Stuart of Virginia leads a 33 person party to the Powhatan for the week. Mrs William M Ingraham, wife of the Assistant Secretary of War, travels to Evanston Illinois. A quiet wedding in the Mason home unites Miss Mary Willoughby Kennedy and Mr Henry Savage Page of New York with family presence and simple ceremony. The couple plan a home at Monticello Virginia, while Page is famed in polo circles.
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H K Bush-Brown
L M Leisenring
Arts Club
Ansistant
Honsevelt Mai Henry Leonard
FR K Rush Brown
George Julan
Gov Stuart
Virginia
Atale
The
Powhatan
Witliam M. Ingraham
Evanston, Il
William Marshall Bullitt
Louisville
Lafayette
de Witt T Baker
Thia City
Woase
Cisse
Griffin McLean Wedding Announces Anne Waters McLean Bride
The marriage of Miss Anne Waters McLean daughter of Rea Adm m4 Thomas BMclean took place at noon yesterday at Immanuel Protestant Episcopal Church. Nathaniel Woolfin, associate professor of Princeton University, performed the ceremony assisted by Rev Hugh Birckhead. The bride wore a gown of cream net with old lace and carried a white prayer book with a shower of bells. Her sister Emil Gordon McLean acted as maid of honor in cream net and pink tulle hat. The bridesmaids wore gowns similar to the maid of honor with blue tulle hats. All carried flowers.
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Anne Waters McLean
Thomas
Nathaniel Woolfin Asanciate
Princeton University
Iimmanuel Protestant Apiscopal Church
Baltimore
Randolph H MrKim
Hugh Birckhead
Jace Hervet
Emil Gordon McLean
National Museum Reception and Wedding Notices
A fragmentary newspaper notice details a National Museum reception this evening and events at Shoreham with a small party hosted by Mrs Charier BooWoe. The text also reports a wedding at Sacred Ken Pathetic Church, with Kathene and Melaarer Widmayer as the couple and Mr David F Widmayer as best man.
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Aopretty Mwedding
Wan Kathene
Melaarer
Widmayer
Mies
Marie
David F Widmayer
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Diamond and
Diamond and Sapphire
Coffee Diamond
Diamond Lavallieres
Pear Lavallieres
Washington
Paris
Floral Service
J. H. Small & Sons
New York City
Waldorf Astoria
Greeley
Madison Ave
Tele Dotlicand
Plaza
Mount. Alto Inn
Pan Avaat
Wisconsin Avenue
N. W
Treasury
Ves
West
Hudson & Dodge
Wilcox & Vim
Semmes Motor Company
Sara Ge Ie
L Bk
Hotel Puritan
Boston
Mabel E. Bolden
F. A. Norman
Francia Roburt Norman
Pension Bureau
Ninth Street Northeast
Ariington
Norman
Grace Randa
T. G. Hawkes & Co
Dulin Martin Co
Wilson
Mehdi Khan
Tadas
Josephus Cranmels
Secretary of the Navy
Kher
Eis
Mary Custis Lee
Robert E Lee
South
Tanda
Redestra
Raleigh ,Nc
MTS
H A Lenden
Winnie Davig
Pittsboro
Mary Cleaves Daniels
Camila London
Josephine White
Sons of the Confederate Veterans
Reserve Officers
Fort Myer
Mrs. Brandeis
Brandeis
Justice Brandeis
Shoreham
Frederick D Grant
Florida
Lafayette Hotel
W. A. Carrol
Grace Carroll
Monterey
Mrs. Chase
Army
Navy
Pinkney—Listoe
A. M
S. Kann Sons & Cos
P. M
Wateee
Mwe
Frederick Pinckney
J. A. Brotherton
James Henry Pinckney
Killarney
Grifins
John Griffin
Walter R Sttness
Rhode Island
Hotel Lafayette
Charles R Duehay
Anna Pauline
Henry W Heine
Gallatin Street
J E A Doermann
W E Harrison
Heine
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Balhroom
Marine Band
James Pryor Tayvin
James K Hackett
Notiona
iMisa Mary Stmerer
Vos Wooiam
Halderman
Cio
Tor
Tichy
Castlerran Woanivers
Berhham
Rogers
Tane
Greg- Lory
Iutare
Edith Gradrape Stoner
Wertchi Supreme Court
Oderheimer
Irs
Marcus Wright
Oldan
H Gordon
Narles
Mareha
Katherine Leather
Marian Trad
Honor
Misa
Daisy Fitz- Kagh
Mra
A W Wertzhers
Louise
Ho Hollander
Eighteenth Street
Gov. Stuart
Grifin—McLean
National Museum
Chariers
Haninshire Avenue
Kenalngtes
Mother DE Chanial
Violan
Ares
Waalington
Kaekas
Massachusettan Avenue Park
Massachonetta Avenue Heights
Ee “Park
Race Creek Park
Thnough
John W. Thompson & Co
Nothorem Mandell Bhooitaener & Co
Noane Story & Corb
Pit Ling
Les Agetts
Roof Garden
Hotel Powhatan
O'Cloek
Penn. Ave
19Th
H Ste
E.C. Owe
Mgr
Drolas
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