Diplomatic and White House Social Circuit Highlights
President and Mrs. Harding return from Valley Forge to Washington as the Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge prepare for a New York trip where he will speak. Mrs. Coolidge tours a school and attends a luncheon at the Arts Club with a long list of notable guests. Dinner and receptions host diplomats, ministers, and embassy counselors at the Shoreham and other venues as summer plans begin to unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Valley Forge
Legation
Edward H. Loftus
New York
London
Ernest van Loon
Mme. van Loon
Shoreham
Mme. de Bac
Mr. de Lagerberg
Gibson Fahnstock
Newport
Wearying tales of polygamy and social fads emerge
A satirical column recalls widespread divorce and multiple marriages across towns from Oregon City to Nome. The piece mocks modern temptations and lists abrupt personal changes while noting public figures and social events.
White Sulphur Springs Social Scene June Visit At Golf Club
Special to The Washington Post from White Sulphur Springs West Virginia June 6 Col James A Blair Jr arrived from New York for a visit of several weeks and registered at the golf course. Mr and Mrs Thornton Lewis entertain at Meadows Mrs Sidney Boddinghouse sister of Mrs William Lewis guest for several weeks Mr and Mrs Lewis hosted a tea attended by 25 guests at Colonnade Cottage arrivals from New York include Duncan G Sinclair S M Thomas Douglaston Long Island Mrs W K Grove New York rode Valley View and Gatamount Trail golfers on the link included Jeff Haken Mrs Lawrence Lewis Mr and Mrs V Goriachkevsky Jo Watts Col H B Hanger and Mrs Quintard Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Washington Post
W. Va
James A. Blair, Jr
New York
Phornton
Lewis
Sidney Boddinghouse
Wiliam
S. M. Thomas
Douglaston
Long Island
Covington
W. K. Grove
Valley View
Jeff
Haken
Lawrence
V. Goriachkevsky
Jo J. “Watts
Cadets Parade at Washington High Annual Review
The Washington High School Cadet corps will hold its annual review this afternoon. More than 1,800 cadets are expected to participate in the parade at the Wilipae location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Retired officers honor bridgehead speech at Legion event
Brig. Gen James A Drain former department commander of the American Legion and Chaplain George Williamson Smith spoke at a ceremony. Lieut Col A J Gordon Kane introduced the delegation from the national guard. Sir Auckland praised Anglo American friendship and the long peaceful boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A.” Drain
American Legion
George Williamson Smith
Cou
A.J. Gordon Kane
National Guard
State of Washington
U.S. N
Miles
Auckland
British Empire
Canada
United States
Fort Ward
Sir Auckland
America
Death of Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page wife of the former United States Ambassador to Italy died here aged 63. She previously married Henry Field of Chicago and dedicated the Field Collection to the Chicago Art Institute. She wed Thomas Nelson Page in 1893 and the ambassador was at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southbero
Funeral to Be Held at St Johns Lutheran Church
The funeral for Mrs Page will be held tomorrow afternoon at St Johns Lutheran church. The Head Pastors Federation elected Rev Charles Steck as president with Rev Harry Mitchell first vice president and Rev E B Bagby second vice president. Other officers include Rev H K Fulton secretary and Rev J Compton Ball treasurer. Rev Charles B H Butter was named membership committee chairman. Representative BG Lowrey of Mississippi addressed the federation on Black Sunshine a study in psychology and philosophy of the Southern negro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Federation
Gould Estate Valued at 79 Thousand in Probate Filing
The estate of Justice Ashley M. Gould, who died May 20, is valued at 79 584 dollars with 84 BR4.19 in personal property and 16 000 in real estate. Elizabeth M. Gould seeks letters of administration and bond of 50 000 dollars. A separate note from Lansing reports on a Michigan Supreme Court ruling about a woman potentially holding the office of justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley M. Gould
Elizabeth M. Gould
Justice Gould
Irs
Gould
Lee Eee
Lansing. Mich
Michigan
State Supreme Court
Brough
Willam Liebnitz
Phoebe Patterson
Plymouth Township
Detroit
Liebnits
District of Columbia Educators Form Association
Educators in the District of Columbia formed the Education association at Central High School. Carl Ruediger of George Washington University was elected president with Harry English as vice president, Adelaide Davis secretary treasurer, and J B Morto han and others as executive committee members. The group voted to affiliate with the National Education Association and adopted a constitution and by laws after amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Association of the
District of Columbia
Central High School
Carl Ruediger
George Washington University
Harry English
Adelaide Davis
J.B. ‘Mortohan
Arthur Ramsey
All
Anne Goding
National Education Association
Batlou
Kramer
Ruediger
EngHsh
Ballou
Simon
R. S. Erlandson
J. E. Morgan
National Association
American Methodists Plan Albania Educational Drive
A party led by Bishop Blake of Chicago joined by Bertrand M. Tipple and Prof. George Jones left for Albania to establish a modern educational system funded by the American Methodist Church. The mission, requested by the Albanian government, aims to advance education and religious collaboration in southern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Jone
Blake
Chicago
Europe
Bertrand M. Tipple
American Methodist Church
George Jones
University of Chicago
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Reynolds
Coolidge
Arts Club
W. W. Smith
Theodore Tiller
J. M. Wainwright
Atlee Pomerene
James A. Reed
Charles Ey’ Yownsend
James R. Mann
Percy
Quin
Joe Henry Eagle
Samuel S. Arentz
William Calvin Jarn’agin
Atlanta
William G. Haan
Herbert M. Lord
Charles B. Sawyer
John R. R. Hanney
William ©. Harlee
J. 8. Chambers
Clayton B. Vogel
Frederick B. Krug
George H. Shuler
Theodore J. Pickett
C. Hunt
Ruth Jones
Wesley Merritt
George Roosevelt
James Orme
Gertrude Wedderburn
G. A., Lyon
Frank
Lord
Thomas Hay
Edwin §. Puller
Theodore Shuey
Lester Barr
Interior
Mme.Riano
Carlos
Manuel de Cespedes
Cuba
Senor Cayecano de Quesada
James Hamilton Lewis
Ten Eyck Wendell
Ten Eyck Wendell, Jr
Lakelawn
Cagenovia
Agheville
Oregon City
Carson
Nome
Scapoose
Montclair
Rye
Hempstead
L. 1
Maude
Molly
Ann
Myrtle
May
Tile Trust
William
Hays
Washington
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Glenn Stewart
Asheville
N. C
Grove Park Inn
Philadelphia
Lee Slater Overman
the Powhatan
Salisbury
Charles E. Gregory
John W. Summers
Representative Summers
Homer Hoch
Representative Hoch
Kansas
Kilbourne Street
J. J. Bradley
Everett M. Ellison
William M. Bevis
Lakeland, Fla
E. C. Mahan
Knoxville, Tenn
Norman H. Davis
Stockbridge
Miles Poindexter
Senator Poindexter
West
Portland
Takoma
Spokane
Poindexter
Thomas J. Senn
Capt. Senn
Naval Torpedo Station
R. 7
William Henry White
Marlborough
Atlantic City
Godwin H. Williams
Florence Gertrude Palmer
George I. Palmer
Wendell Holmes
Harry Holmes
Church of the Good Shepherd
C. TF
Abbott
Malinda A. Adams
Janet Whiteford
Ronald Holmes
Holmes
Charles Proudley
Clair Johnson
George Bowen
Benjamin Foster
Ates. Palmer
Mrs. Holmes
Mrs. Palmer
Mayo Dudley
Katherine, Peebles
Ernest J. Wiedman
Norfolk
Col. M, S. James
Mrs. James
Willard
Col. James
Porto Rico
M Ron
Helen Ketter Guild
Warren Akers
Killbourn’ Place
N. Or. Springer
Misa Springer
Bethel
William” ‘Anthony ‘Wayne
Midshipman
Abrahams
Annapolis
California
Daughters of ‘the American Revolution
National Board of Management
Memorial Continental Hall
Harry B. Gauss
Nam Bet
Lansburgh & Brother
Baronet
Delft
Roof Garden Hotel
Powhatan
Meyer-Davis Orchestra
Stoneleigh Court
Grafton de Sales St
Connecticut Ave
Franklin
Washington College of Music, Inc
Hausler & CO
Ip Gue
Esvokons Boaters A Pralienn Re
Feday
MHS. T
Heads Pastors Federation
Charles. Steck
Presi
Carl ” Ruediger
Methodists
Albania
Church
Susan Cooupez
Eddy ‘of
Jane
Purchas
Seth
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