Social World Regrets Withdrawals from Cabinet Circle
The social scene laments Secretary Bryan and his wife withdrawing from the cabinet circle. Calumet Place hosted notable gatherings, their hospitality praised amid wartime duties, while the Bryans’ departure marks a shift in Washington society. Many diplomatic figures depart or relocate for summer, with embassies opening summer quarters and Washington’s social season shifting to midsummer modes.
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Bryan
Cabinet Circle
Annapolis Turn
West Point
Calumet Place
Mr. Bryan
Mémibérs
Social notes from Washington and surroundings
Miss Margaret Wilson and Miss Bones plan to leave Washington for Cornish New Hampshire about June 25 where they will open Harlakenden House for the summer. The President, vacationing after the foreign agitation, will likely go to Cornish for Independence Day. Mr and Mrs M A Robnett of Columbia Missouri announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Merton to Mr Bennett Clark son of the Speaker and Mrs Champ Clark. Miss Robnett will be in the wedding party of Mase Genevieve Clark and James Thomson on June 30. The announcement was made at a luncheon with Miss Genevieve Clark among the guests. The Secretary of War and Mrs Garrison have gone to their summer home at Seattle. Mrs Garrison will stay for the season while the Secretary returns this week. The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Daniels have as guests the Secretary's mother Mrs Daniels and their son Josephus Daniels Jr. They will be here for several weeks.
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Apolis
West Point
Naval Academy
Washington
Army
Annapolis
Flugh L Scott
Military Academy
Mme. Dumba
Spring Rice
Mme. Noon
Austria-Hungary
Mme
Dumba
Berkshires
Lenox
Thee
Connecticut Avenue
Beverly
Cedarhurst
New York
Mme. Naon
Buena Vista Springs
Denmark
Portugal
Bar Harbor
Miniater
Mme. Ekengren
Cabinet
Margaret Wilson
Bones
Cornish
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Harlakenden House
M. A. Robnett
Columbia
Helen Merton
Bennett Champ Clark
Champ Clark
Miss Robnett
Mase Genevieve Clark
James Thomson
Genevieve Clark
Mrs. Robinett
Mrs. Garrison
Seabtleht
J.rs. Garrison
Secretary of the Navy
V Daniela
Daniele
Josephus Daniels, Jr
David F Houston
Woods Hole
Mads
Houston
Hisamily
Wilam B. Wilson
Tabor
Blyssburg
Chicago couple wed themselves in vowless ceremony
Mangasarian Mangasarian Mugurditch Mangasarian and Miss Mary Edna Glendon of Oak Park wed in Chicago. The couple spoke vows without the word obey, pledging faithful devotion and unbroken affection. Guests included Judge Brestano and mutual friends as the ring was exchanged and the couple declared husband and wife. The event highlighted a rational, public confession of love with a ceremonial pledge before witnesses.
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Chicago
Angasar Mugurditch MN
Mangasarian
Independent Religious Society
Mary Edna Glendon
Oak Park
Bindge Brentano
State of Illinois
Establishment Adjusts Saturday Hours From Noon to Five
Beginning June 15, our establishment will close at five P M on Saturdays, with a single Saturday closing time of one P M on all other Saturdays. The change applies to customers and staff weekly starting this June.
Page Keeps In Seclusion Amid Atlantic Union Debates
London June 2 The American Ambassador Walter H Page isolates himself in seclusion due to tense international affairs. L H Detries notes he cannot attend even his own trends meetings as the Atlantic Union seeks closer ties among English speaking nations through exchanges with Britain and the United States.
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London
Walter H Page
L H Detries
Slettion
Lord Curzon
Atlantic Union
Ambbassador
British Dominions
United States
Bride of A B Duke Breaks $5,000 Necklace At Honeymoon
Mrs A B Duke wife of a Philadelphia millionaire currently honeymooning at the world’s fair in San Francisco dismisses a breakage of a $5,000 diamond necklace as trivial. She notes she carries about $250,000 worth of jewelry as wedding gifts and plans to travel by motor to Newport and Boston before returning to Lake Lawn in New York. Continues on page seven.
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Bride OF A. B. Duke
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