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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1912

Page

12

TAFT visit to Annapolis and Washington social notes

President and Mrs Taft made a brief trip from Washington to Annapolis aboard a special car, with Maj. Rhoades and Lieut Timmons as aides. The social column lists numerous high society moves including Mrs Wickersham’s summer plans, cabinet members’ cruises aboard the Mayflower, German ambassador von Bernstorff’s travel to Harvard and New York, and various society departures to Newport Cape May and Lake Placid, naming dozens of individuals and destinations.

Dorothy Wiliams Carl Crawford Marjorie Smith Mildred Grette Anna Greble McClintock Anderson Jean Oliver Harriet Wadsworth Preston Gibson Joseph Leiter Robert Roosevelt Henry C Corbin Yvonne Townsend Gertrude Greely Marie Stevens Perry Belmont Coaby Mia Cosby Duems Annapolis Naval Academy Taft U. S Wyoming Washington Maj Rhoades Lieut Timmons Helen Brice Senator Brice Ohio Newport Victor Sorchan Gull Rocks Miss Brice New York S&s. Neale Camden Neale Count von Bernstorff Harvard University Cambridge Cornelius Vanderbilt Roger Boutell Lake Placid Alice Boutell Hugh Boutell Mauretania Switzerland Bouten Berne

Mezz and notes from grand early century ball and Belmont races

A London Albert Hall charity ball dazzled society with 4000 tickets sold and four thousand tickets, a gala display of costumes led by the Duchess of Marlborough. Jewel encrusted gowns and a Water loo quadrille showcased aristocratic fashion. Meanwhile Belmont Park hosted rain soaked racing with the Meadow Brook set enduring downpours and high society spectators including August Belmont and Mrs Belmont attending in rain gear.

Albert Hall London Waterloo Duchess of Marlborough Consuelo Vanderbilt New York Walewaka Charles Hertopp Napoleon Duchess of Westminster Marquise Dasche Duchess of Muriel Wilson Jane Lennox Lady Newborough Grace Carr Louissville Paget Mra David Beatty Edith Marshall Field Chicago Herbert Asquith Christian Victoria Prince Albert Schleswig-Holstein Prince Arthur Connaught Henry Alexander and Maurice Bat United Hunts Racing Association Belmont Park Payne Whitney Brore” Clark Meadow Brook August Belmont Hempstead Belmont A. Butler Duncan Whitney Manhasset Hilda Holmes Else Laden Helen Hitchcock Frances Hadden Robert L Gerry

Bride-to-be Carroll Newberry’s Wedding Invitations Recalled

Invitations for the wedding of Miss Carroll Newberry and Capt W H Alleyne of the Queen’s Own regiment stationed in Hamilton Bermuda were recalled by the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Truman H Newberry. The ceremony had been planned for June 18. The bride’s father formerly served as Assistant Secretary of the Navy.

Washington the Navy Newberry ES Crake Carroll Newberry W. H. Alleyne Queen’s Own Regiment Hamilton Bermuda Truman H. Newberry

Baltimore Suffragist Parade Promises Largest March Yet

Preliminary arrangements are completed for a Baltimore suffragist parade on June 27 amid the Democratic national convention. Led by the Just Government League, about 1,000 people are expected to march from the Washington Monument to Barton Street with six mounted women banners, a Lord Baltimore display, and a focus on the six suffrage states.

Baltimore New York Donald HR Hooker Just Government League Hans Schuler Boy Scouts Lord Baltimore Margaret Brent Maryland Sn Ine

Woman Named Editor and Editor Death in Scranton Papers

Misa Katherine Leckie, former Chicago special writer for women’s pages and Buttericks staffer, named managing editor of the Housekeeper in the Collier publications, succeeding Bruce Bartong amid changes. Cornelia T Soper, née June Atherton and Serena, longtime editor for the Scranton Republican and Scranton Truth, died May 2 at her Brooklyn home. born in Poughkeepsie New York.

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