Society notes of Washingtons summer social season
Washington society continues its annual travel and entertaining with many diplomats and guests departing for Newport and other summer retreats. Notable entries include the Coolidges visiting Niles Ohio and Amherst College, Mrs Reed hosting a Wardman Park luncheon, and various receptions, weddings, and postings at Shoreham and Dupont Circle as figures like Gen Pershing and prominent families plan summer homes and journeys to Europe and along the East Coast. The piece also notes hospitality at Shoreham and White Sulphur Springs and wedding ceremonies in St Johns Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Niles
Ohio
Washington
McKinley
Amherst
James A. Reed
Senator Reed
Wardman Park
St. John's Episcopal Church
Mary Eliza Harrison
Danville
Edmund DuVal Duckett
Bladensburg
BE. S. Dunlap
St. John’s
J. Hampson Skinker
Warrenton
R. K. Webster
Fredericksburg
Jennie Lea Murray
Olga Young
Princess Anne
Gladys Jackson
Salisbury
N. C
Sidney Morton
Richmond
G. Augusta Duckett
T. Howard Duckett
Waldo Burnside
Hyattsville
James Sin
Baltimore
George 5. Diehl
Clifford Lee Johnson
Westersville
Mina Josephine Duckett
Maid of Honor
Howard Sill
Elizabeth Lansdale DuVal
Olga Barry
Udeil Sil
Laura Cassidy
Lexington
Capt. Mabbutt
Camp Holabird
Dutch Temper Rises Over 22 Percent Alcohol Bill
Rioting breaks out in Hollard towns as citizens protest a sudden reduction of alcohol to twenty two per cent. The verse notes Dutch calm in war, yet uproar when policy limits beer, with a call to defend brew and stand united against the measure.
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Hollard
Wilson to Keep His Ideals Before the Public
Former President Wilson, approached by four Princeton undergraduates from the Woodrow Wilson Society, said he plans to keep his ideals actively before the public while remaining noncommittal on public participation. The delegation, led by LC Woods Jr, presented a letter from 690 Princeton students praising his leadership and peace efforts.
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Wilson
Princeton University
Toudh
Butt
Pennsylvania
Day
Missour
P. le Vinces
Maryland
Side Sherwood
New York
Social notes from New York and surrounding areas
June 12 edition reports Mrs John Turner Atterbury at the Meadow Club Southampton. Mrs James Innes Kane travels London to Paris then New York July 11 and on to Gar Harbor Maine. Rockefeller family to Pocanuco Hills near Friday. Tatler to open Ocean Links golf course in Newport in July. Stireses open Lake George house for summer. Mrs E Henry Halliman returns to Arden New York. Alterations to 1 Hast Sixty-ninth Street. Mrs Charles Tharnes hosts son-in-law Cortlandt Tharnes and daughter in Manhattan. Hamilton Fish heads to Garrison New York for summer. Milburns to Westbury from London in June.
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New York
John Turner Atterbury
the Meadow Club
Southampton
Long Island
James Innes Kane
London
Paris
Gar Harbor
Maine
John D. Rockefeller
Pocanuco Hills
X.Y. Sans T. Suffern Tatler
Ocean Links
Newport
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