Social and Diplomatic Toasts and New England Arrivals
Speaker and Mrs Clark entertained at dinner by Senator and Mrs Stone. German Ambassador returns to Washington, embassy to Newport for the summer. Italian Ambassador Casari Confalonier sails from Boston en route to Italy. Russian Ambassador and Mme Bakhmoreff arrive at Newport for the season. Swiss minister to Europe departs. War Secretary Garrison and Mrs Garrison attend NYU commencement then West Point. Marriages and engagements announced in Virginia and Massachusetts. Nantucket and Atlantic City trips noted.
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Clark
Senator
Stone
Marquis Casari Confalonier
Boston
Mme. Bakhmoreff
Newport
Stone Villa
New York
Washington
Garrison
New York University
West Point
Engagement Announced for Isabel Magruder to Ensign Rowbottom
Dr and Mrs Alexander F Magruder announce the engagement of their daughter Isabel Michardson Magruder to Ensign Kent Rowbottom USN. The wedding will occur in late summer or early autumn. The Magruder family have moved from Jefferson Place to their country home at Araby Maryland. The note also mentions various social engagements and visits among political and diplomatic figures including Senator and Mrs Stone, Speaker and Mrs Clark, and the arrival of the French embassy counselor Mme Clausse in Washington. A birth announcement for Louise Tyler Parmelee, daughter of Ensign H P Parmelee and Mrs Parmelee, is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander F Magruder
Isabel Michardson Magruder
Ensign Kent Rowbottom
Alexander Magruder
Jefferson Place
Araby
Frederick County
Ensign H, P Parmelee
American Dancing Masters to Pass Judgment on 150 New Steps
In Cleveland at the national dancing masters convention the group debates tango and other new steps. France and Germany seek standardization with America as President Louis Kretlen and a committee study the dances. The wiggle faces suppression while the dip is challenged. About 150 steps are under review for official sanction.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Statler Hotel
France
Germany
America
Paris
Louis Kretlen
Chicago
Seasions
Kretlen
D. McLennan
George W. Glick Mead
W. Bowley
Spokane
Wash
Mrs Rodgers Heads to Summer Home at York Harbor
Mrs John Rodgers travels to York Harbor for the summer and will be joined later by her daughter Mrs Horace Westcott who is in New York. Meanwhile Mrs Horace Wylie and her children have left Washington for York Harbor to spend the season. Mrs Katherine Atterbury Brastow and her son Addison Brastow Jr will join them.
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Washington
Nantucket
Lawrence Heap
USN
Andrew Peters
Beverly Farm
Representative Paters
John Rodgers
Yor Harbor
Horace Westcott
New York
Horace Wylie
York Harbor
Katherine Atterbury Brestow
F Addison Brastow
Will Rey
Boucher
A Tour in the Smart World of Point Lace and Diamonds
Miss Mary Phelps Jacob engages Richard Rogers Peabody after a romance begun in the Adirondacks two years ago. Polly Jacob spent time in London, was presented at court, and is a niece of Mrs. William M. Barnum. Peabody, soon to graduate from Harvard, hails from Boston.
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Mary Phelps Jacob
Willam A. Jacob
Richard Rogers Peabody
Adirondacks
Hoe Suit Girl In Contempt Eyedal to The Washington Post
New York mime actress Miss Sullivan, allegedly paid $1,000 a week for Broadway appearances, was held in contempt in a New York court for failing to appear in a case by Stern and Greenberg house furnishers. Plaintiffs claim she bought linens and other furnishings for her apartments from their store as allegedly furnished by Arthur I. Hoe. Her attorney said she needed a guardian to proceed and as an infant cannot be held in contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyedal
Washington Post
New York
Mae A. Sullivan
Justice la Ferra
Stern & Greenberg
Miss Sullivan
Arthur I. Hoe
Mirabeau L. Towns
Letters From Louise Spark Married Life Reflections
Warren and Helen read Louise’s long letter about two weeks of marriage at the Walton. Louise writes of bliss, fear it may fade, and her plan to keep Bob as lover while balancing allure and honesty. Helen offers introspection on pretenses and urges Louise to be true, and Warren mocks sentimentality.
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Warren
Louise
Helen
Bob
Warter
Walton
New York
Philadelphia
Ardman’s
Kelen Ieee Se
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Charles Edward Potts
Anna Macon
Charles Helth
Duncan Memorial Church
Aghland
Carlin
North
Columbus Street
Alexandria
Charles Carlin
Susanna B. Richard
Henry B Richard
Pottstown
Michael Henry March
Brookline
Mass
Grant Road
Charles Richardson
Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
March
Dutler
Dwight Chander
Emmett R Tatnul
Haverford
Laan
Calderon Carliale
Justice
Seth Shepard
Rotterdam
Europe
Charles J. Willamson
Marlborough-Blenheim
Atlantic City
Wellesley
Misa Katherine Williamson
Mary Williamson
Slater
Salisbury
Margaret P Delaney
Herbert S
H. G. Gibson
George Weed Wallace
Gen. Gibaon
Association of
Wallace
Pelrea Crosby
Chelsea
Charles Trowbridge Tittman
Auchincross
Marie Duryee
Agnes Duryee
Huntington
Long Island
Dresden
Plark
Col
Glenn
Mme. Clausse
Highlands
Champ Clerk
Marshall College
C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc
G St
G Street
C G Sloan & Co., Inc
Avetianeers
Yale Laundry Telephone
Jane
Small Iawu
J. H. Small & Sons
15Th
Hox
Waldorf-Astoria
Broadway
Holy Land
Inetes National Electrical
Ave. Supply Co
Pickard
China
Mrs. Rodgers
Fountaine
Congress
Iowa
Mrs
Dale Moore
George C. Scott
Sybil Scott
Fortune
Lady Sackville
John Murray Scott
Scott
Rue Lafitte
England
Jacques Sellemann
Duliz Watt Morris Curtiss Lawrence
Mary G. Pinkney
Supreme Court
Frederick H Sanborn
Giegerich
Worman
Pinkney
Elizabeth
Belgium
Riviera
Findom
Mae Sullivan
Kann Suis & Gu
Rede Hfemano Co
Steinway
Hale Goods
Borden'’S
11Th St
Capitol Gedding Co
7Th St. N. W. North
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