Social and diplomatic visitors depart city for summer
Senator Carter and son set to travel toward Montana with plans to reach their home. Chief Justice Fuller heads to Sorrento Maine while Justice and Mrs Brown visit Atlantic City and the port, as diplomats and guests prepare for summer in Hamptons and Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Son
Chicago
Montana
Justice Fuller
Sorrento
Justice
Mrs
Brown
Atlantic City
Senator Carter
Montara
Mahtana
Weman
Dilie
Westeek
Walt
Gore Town
Istics Tuller
Hush
Chet
Unser
Lanop
Sotteenth
Atline City
England
Walter Farwell
London
Washngton
John Wbrrett
Directm
Washigton Laal
A i
Barett
Dip
Barrett
Conantion
Chcigo
Iso Hive
Divorce Suit Trails in New York as Ruiz Family Tangles
In New York, Antonio Ruiz, a Cuban legation attache, seeks a divorce from wife Agnes O Brien Ruiz. Papers name Mrs Macy Agnes Ruiz as defendant. service delayed while the wife remains elusive. The case mirrors a costly marital dispute with notices and inquiries unresolved amid residence changes and diplomatic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy Agnes Ruiz
New York
Tiniz
Gunrge Young Wallehle
Antonio
Ruiz
Washington
Hivana
Waldorf Astoria
Woisington
Legation
Seno den Antumty Ruiz Vo Oli
Senoia Kona
Agnes O Brien
Do Ruiz
Millimon
Arto Hs
Dimiges
Hung Decines
Mller
Hise
Prench
Vanderbilt
Alfred
Axonne
Ruzsnime
Adagin
David McClure
Lexington Avenue
Ruz
Wiry
Pleplin Mer
Winle
Europe
Snir
Sasay
Montello
Texington Avenue
Plaza Pit
Bauehte
Mrs Taft's Attire and Social Circle Highlight Ohio Visit
The Cincinnati Times Star describes a public appearance of Mrs Taft in a dark blue two piece suit with a white blouse, noting fine tailoring and embroidery. It mentions her simple tastes, a traveling black and white checked gown, and a Tick hat in green and black. It also covers Mrs Dover and Mrs New staying at the hotel during committee meetings, attending events with their husbands occupied, and their long standing friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail
Ingland
Land Street
Bourel
Tevasois
Neiden
Tift
Auditynain
Tafts
Charles P Tift
Cincinnati
Smith
Taft
John
Tufts
Lomis
Tamy
Willum
Lrisi Brugus
Peter Dunne
William
Charles P
Louise
State Street
Cincinnati Times Star
Guise
Ohio
Elmer Dover
Harry New
Dover
Mrz New
Une
Mis
Moa Dover
Shemsdes
Ules
Resignation of Rev Charles F Boone at Holy Comforter Church
Rev Charles F Boone of the Church of the Holy Comforter resigns and will depart Sunday for New York to attend a six week summer school. He plans to study in the Blue Ridge Mountains, then enter St Austin's College at the Catholic University for postgraduate work. Boone, who arrived in Washington in 1900 to aid the parish, seeks ordination and teaching within the Sulpican order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme Nabuco
Lle Naburo
Washington
Hamilton Mass
Hamilton
Sunda
Execs
Mme Jusserand
Ukage
Iit
Republican Cove
Mme Josserand
Chicago
Haroness Lakthira
Se Tedhn
Huhan Amhissalor
Maser Des Planches
Smiths Porst
Manchester
Miss
Austin, Humpty
Hergeimeilermong
Bu Harbor
Great Britain
Bryce
West
Chicage
England
Jeff Washingtonesterday
Marebratar
Ksme Howard
Phurida
Gia
Mabon
Winchester
Arrval
Ambassan
Clara Kile Crank
Vlin Wool
New York
White Mountains
George Grown Roole
Irs
Milton Andesin
West Ninety First Street
Newark
Charles F Boone
Church of the Holy Comforter
Capitol
Sheela
Wil
Blue Ridge Mountans
Jennsylvania
St Austins College
Catholic Unniversity
Ange R St Austins
The
Sulpicans
Cather
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Picnic At Marshall Hall
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter hosted an old fashioned picnic for women friends at Marshall Hall. Excursions by boat departed at 10 to 10:30, about 100 people boarded by 6:30. The hall was cleaned and grounds whitewashed the day before, with ants and grasshoppers driven away. No athletic events planned as attendees enjoyed a true picnic day. The organizing committee included Roe Fulker, John Goodler, Francia Sebting, James T Gines, John Beach, Roger Donnell, Harry G Kimball, Arthur Bryant, Fred M Brock, Frank H Underwood, and A M Runnels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Royal Arch
Marshall Hall
Roe Fulker
Sun
John Goodler
Francia
James T Gines
John Beach
Roger Donnell
Harry G Kimball
Arthur Bryant
Fred M Brock
Frank H Underwood
A M Runnels
Bicknell Named Red Cross National Director
William N Taft announces Red Cross restructuring into three departments war emergency and international relief Ernest F Bicknell superintendent of the Cincinnati Bureau of Charities brings extensive San Francisco relief experience to the role The society partners with charity groups for active disaster relief and receives a 500 grant from the Russell Sage Foundation plus a generous endowment gift from Mrs Sage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William N Taft
Red Cross
Ernest F. Bicknell
Cincaso Bureau of
Cherities
San Franisco
Red Crows
Russell Sage Foundation
Mrs Sage
Fun
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Paris
Sto.e
Tenth St
Stig
Mackinaws
Jostin
Saroar
Inei
Crash
Vano Mar
Portia
KO & S
Madras
Yee
Siewaerap
Feat Ee
Mr. Clary Ray
Clary Ray
Winifred Mattingly
Myj Lavid D Porter
U Sml
Albi Ciup
Goodwin
Warmion
Vic Robert
Naval Academy
Conor Coppinger
Gin Coppinger
Pvans
Harold Sewell
Washimeton
Lake Vahont
Charles W Appl
Ann
Friel Wilson
Wittam Beaty
Wednnesday
Gol
Gondloc
Heir City Home
Woodreve Md
Georgetown University Hospital
Sime
Ffth
Pauline
Maberes
Hospital Corps
Georgetown
J Eakin Gadsby
Buel
Babbitt
Eugene Byrnes
Vaughan
Dudley Morgas
Fealy
Johnson
Whalan
Misa Daly
Bel
Cammack
Mus
Cahill
Murphy
Riedy
Ee Fiingar
Paulmt
Lady Minages
Wass Mary Lilen Lutz
Caledonia Wetal
Republican National Convent
Galt & Bro
White House
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Killarney House
Ireland
Lord
Kenmare
Manhattan
Additi
Russell Sage
Sige
Darth
Presen Inning
Sag Harbor
Siz
Cydar Harst
Pairk
Sage
Jermain Sloum
Frinceion Sin
Denthan
Boavning
Joumi
Princeton
Princeton Came Fter A Request From Her Grandnphew Shehia
University
Sr & Pa Ave
Jace
St Gallembroidery
Chile
Father Boone
Catholic University
T.ey
ISKET
Surrey
A. F Bornot
BRO. & Co
F Street
W.W
Music House
Pa Ave N W
Bicknell
Diamond Importers
R. Harris & Co
Cor. 7Th and D Sts. N. W
Hilips
Eleventh Street
Putt Plitt
Patinter
7Th St. Aw
HO Kale
Baeart
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