Queen Alexandra Opens Fete At Mansion House In Rain
Special cable from London reports Queen Alexandra opened the fete to aid crippled children at Mansion House. She rode in an open carriage despite heavy rain, greeted by crowds, and toured the American stall run by Mrs Ronalds. She bought several American items including a tiny car and a ham.
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Palace
Mansion House
United States Booth
Washington Post
London
Ronalds
Miss Reid
Ridgeley Carter
Misa Carter
Cleman
Queen Alexandra
Whitelaw Reid
Miss Red
Miss Carter
Maxim
Mrs. Ronalds
Mrs Ronalds
Alexandra
Atock
Bornards
Ronalda
Princess Hatzfeldt
Countesses Craven
Oxford
Stafford
TWO WEBER GIRLS TO WED
Virginia Marshall and Elsie Heins, chorus girls from Joe Weber's show, engage to wealthy men. Marshall plans a secret wedding with Montgomery Ward of Chicago and a Europe honeymoon, while Heins to wed Wilf Waggerty of Philadelphia. Ward reportedly rich, marriage kept quiet to avert disapproval.
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Virginia Marshall
Elsie Heins
Washington Post
New York
Joe" Weber
Miss Marshall
Montgomery Ward
Ward
Europe
Moss Marshall
Providence
University Hotel
Weet
Miss Heinsch
Wilf Waggerty
Seo
Warrant issued for Claude Walters in wife abandonment
Special to The Washington Post reports a warrant for Claude Walters arrest on abandonment charges. Mary H. Walters, former soloist at St. Stephen's and Church of the Epiphany, says the couple's congregations side with her. Walters’ attorney cites incompatibility due to her nightly singing fits.
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Washington Post
New York
Claude Walters
Iis
Mary H. Walters
St. Stephen's Choir
Church of the Epiphany
Walters
Hig Cert
Marriages Hero's Widow Revealed as State Treasurer’s Bride
New York June 13 The bride of State Treasurer Julius Muser is the widow of Billy Anthony the Maine hero who killed himself in Central Park eight years ago After the Ha vana harbor explosion Anthony saluted Capergsbee and said I have the honor to artthet ic Ship has been blown up and in sink s He later married Adelle Maud Blancet a Broadway clerk The couple are away on a bridal tour.
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Washington Post
New York
Julius Muser
Bill” Anthony
Maine
Central Park
Bill
Anthony
Havana Harbor
Capergsbee
Adellz Maud Blancet
Hauser
Pension Office
Mrs. User
Anglophile gala and high society wedding notices
A London Buckingham Palace state event draws 2,000 guests as Royals host a grand ball with American guests and diplomats. Philadelphia figures Dr. Charles Cadwalader dies in London. annals recount his Civil War service and charity work. Separate weddings include Miss Marian Fish and Albert Gray and May Lewisohn, whose London trousseau and social sparkle dominate society chatter. A forthcoming Franco American marriage rumors spark Paris chatter.
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State Hall
Buckingham Palace
Prince and Princess of Wales
Garden
Frederick
Louise
England
Denmark
Alexandra
Beling
Prince
Princess of Wales
Victoria
Duke
Duchess of
Diplomatic Corps
Duchess of Roxburghe
J. J. Astor
Alan Johnstone
Choate
Ogden Mills
Beatrice Mild
Drexel
Lewis Harcourt
Anne Breese
Charles KE. Cadwalader
Philadelphia
Prince of Wales Mansion
Vanity Fair
London
Cadwalader
Mary Bridget Ryan
John Cadwalader
Iso
Dr. Cadwalader
Miss Ryan
South Fourth Street
Cadwaladers
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Christ Church Burying Ground
Fifth Alj Arch
Phiadelphia
Sheth Pennsylvania Cavalry
Rush’s Lancers
Leutenant
Hooker
Meade
Europe
Paris Society Matches New York Glamour In Bridal Note
The article notes Paris social rank mirrors New York tradition as Ward McAlister eyes a rising bride. It highlights the bride-to-be as young and wealthy, with Mme de Vouguieres cited as one of Paris’s best-dressed women shaping or breaking a Paris soirée.
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Janet Fish
Enda
Rexdake
Social Register
Fist
Aurel Batony
Foxall Keene
Foxall
Herbert M. Harriman
Herbert
Harrimans
E. H. Harrimans
Edward H. Bulkeley
Newport
Milas Emily Rosalind Fish
Hamilton Fish
Europe
Gampania
St. Bartholomew's
Paris
Rosalind
Harry 5. Lehr
John Clinton Gray
Austen Gray
Alfred G. Vanderbiltt
Gordon Douglas
C. B. Alexander
Clarence Mackay
Harry 5
Lehr
J. B. Hagein
John McG. Woodledbury
J. Stevens Ulman
Chaune M. Depew
Dresden
Charles du Pont Coudert
New ‘York
Igte
Ward McAlister
Mme. de Vouguieres
S.S.S. Vecerasre
S.S.S
Atlanta, GA
Women golfers again tie for Eastern championship
Fan nie C. Osgood of Brooklyn and Mary C. Adame of Wallaceton again tied in eighteenth holes at Northfield Lake to claim the Eastern women’s golf crown and the Guiscom Cup. The title remains in dispute, needing a rematch tomorrow as crowds followed the exhibition. Boston defeated New York 13 to 2 in the tri city championship.
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Osgood
Adama
Atlantic City
N. J
Fannie C. Osgood
Brooklyn
Mary C. Adamé
Wallaceton
Northfield Lake
Morrow
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Harvard Varsity Eight Under Fire From Coach Wray
Harvard coach Jim Wray expressed dissatisfaction with the varsity eight after this afternoon’s race. Regulars struggled to pull away from freshmen, with ragged form at times, while practice aimed to fix defects. Oliver D. Filey and Teddy Roosevelt Jr arrived, with potential crew changes discussed. Burchard replaced by Wiggin at bow as the quartet showed limited progress.
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Washington
Red Top
Jim Wray
Harvard
Shell
Oliver D. Filey
Filey
Yale
Harvard Shell
Bacon
Cough
Filly
Teddy Roosevelt, Jr
Cambridge
Wray
O’varelty
Burchard
Bow
Wiggin
Fifteen Yachts Start In New York Yacht Club Regatta
Fifteen yachts began the New York Yacht Club regatta off Glen Cove for the spring cups. Istalensa led the 57-foot class by beating Vanderbilt’s Aurora and Henry F. Lip Pitt’s Winsome, with History winning the fourth race. Ade laide won the seven thirties and Ingomar lapsed over the course amid a fair breeze.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Glen Cove
George M. Pinchon
Vanderbilt
Aurora
Henry F. Lip Pitt
BP. M. Smith
History
J. A. Blaly, Jr
J. W. Clark
Capt. Aden
Adelaide
Morton
Plant
Ingomar
Will Hold Tennis Tournament By Bachelors' Club
A handicap tennis tournament for Bachelors' Tennis Club members was set to begin yesterday on club grounds but postponed to this afternoon due to bad weather. A prize will go to the winner. A 4:30 p.m. meeting on June 19 will discuss a constitutional amendment to raise membership from 75 to 100 men.
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Bachelors
Board of Governors
Commodore Fontaine Wins Duke's Cup at Clyde Park
On opening day of Clyde Park Country Club races in Boston June 13 Commodore Fontaine owned by J W Colt New York won the Duke's Cup Steeplechase over two and a half miles. Amanda H. and Palm led to the last water jump before Fontaine and Mr McCann surged to first and second.
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Clyde Park
Boston
Commodore Fontaine
J. W. Colt
New York
Country Club
Amanda H
Evan Fox
Courtland A. Smith
Palm
Mr. McCann
Potomac Boat Club Wins Georgetown Boat House Summer Use
The Potomac Boat Club arranged summer use of the Georgetown Boat house. About two months ago the club acquired a house at the foot of Thirty first street with plans for a new building. work on the new house will begin soon.
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Potomac Boat Club
Georgetown
Potomac Clb
Naval Academy Rifle Team to Attend Camp Perry Matches
Annapolis Navy Department grants permission for the Naval Academy rifle team to compete at the national matches at Camp Perry Ohio in late August. It is the first time an Annapolis team shoots in outside competitions. Coached by Lieut Harris Laning the team claims the best in the institution’s history after sweeping Maryland and District of Columbia rivals.
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Naval Academy
Camp Perry
Washington Post
Annapolis
Navy Department
Ohio
Thies
Harris Laning
Maryland and
District of Columbia
London Horse Show Ends with Racing Entries for Today
Olympia draws exceed 200000 visitors since opening with another show planned for June 1908. Entries listed include Gravesend Harcourt Wave Crest Hesket Banker Orbicular Cary Taura Clay Alauds Montauk entry Wexford Joneides Lady Anne Robin Hood Cutter Mandate Brother Thomas Linnepee Tatonia Major Mack Water Cooler Head Ling Delia Thorpe Wondheim Sanderson Wedgewood Charli Mitchell Citta George Haughty idld Lark Dele Strom Sabado Bucket Brigade Bato Redwood I Florizel Sultry kland Forge Gen Warner Tetanus Dick Wilson Bendor Yellowstone Bantim Yo San Harbor Baron Esther Tejon Convent Belt Treasure Seeker Kogo Youthful Metlakatia Crownhade Montreal Shirley HR Lady Irene Oaaieke St. Noel Dick Redd Tudor Midas Ivanhos Concerned Pult Javelin The Englishman Charlie Thompson Kelvin Guinea Gold Hamilton Demurrer Ta Sorciers Oscar T Canta Maid Willie Green Charley Ward Edwin H Omer Moonvins Alegra Caper Seice Court Martial Thomond Plesroon Da Mund a.
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Major Mack
Delia Thorpe
Wondheim
Sanderson
Wedgewood
Charli Mitchell
Citta George
Haughty
Idld Lark
Dele Strom Sabado
Bucket Brigade
Bato
Redwood I
Florizel
Sultry
Kland
Forge
Gen Warner
Tetanus
Dick Wilson
Bendor
Yellowstone
Bantim
Yo San
Harbor
Baron Esther
Tejon
Convent Belt
Treasure Seeker
Kogo
Youthful
Met
Gravesend
Hanileap
Ants HaiRet
London
Lo Bon Cres
Hoyalee
Auditor
Abe
Meclay
Raya Jontana Alaute
Ward
Gho
Baltimore
Maryland
Tennessee
Remning ‘Water
Lord Rosedale
Mra. A. Beck
Lora
W. A. Carey
Lady Norfolk
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Andy
Columbia
Sweet Maris
Waltermans
Barney i. Zembeat
Prince Edward
Croker
Cy Fiay
Eadewe
Proserpine
Pailander
Olympia Wee
Prince and Princess of Wales
Workman
Childran
Duke
Obin Ane
Connaught
Beatrice
Prin- Tacobite
Christian
Anne
Athan
Wardine
Howard Shean Jones
England
Lange
Dan
Horse
Darling Dan Bénsand
Ea Kane
Major Macke
LOS
Anna
Florizel Maradchino
Grey Plume
Caupardine
Bricklayer
MarnelNes
Jenry Don Trent
Malpas
Redwood
Belug Gambler
Ald
Montreal
Bret
Wat
Horna
Lady Irene
Velox
Kitty Smith
Paul ” Wees
Valhalla
Gupk
Noel
Tudor Wi
Blue Coat
al Powell
Dr. Mack
Royal Lady Dick Redd
Bally Custic
Pawl Clifford O
Ivanhos New Mown
Prytania
Jack Hawk Dew
Saindy Ber G
Javelin Aphrodites
Aristotle
Oceanic
Burt
Carrang
Loupania
Ralloba
Robbie Kear
Abiura Charlib Thon
Asterisk
The
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Ld Hamilton
Firetraso
Horne. Horne
Utoy
Pee Soralens
Hornburg
Caanle Maladere
Ketehemike
Oscar Torres
Raven
Gerion
Many
France
Italy
Belgium
Mary Custis
Switzerland
Austria
Hella
Hele
Geneve
Grambling
Asharley Ward
Graeven
Willis
Breen
Weisbach
Erro
Canadien Biet
Furze Benat
Red Ball
Ter Florena
Etarhus
Contatos der
Futurity Cottrie
Dostor Tota
de Gramont
Dottor Batider
Eod Upward
S Elling
Horaain
Yellowstons Aus Wheeler
Wettig Hick Cg, & P
Pajamas
Pe Ourlan
Chesapedks
Potomaca
Bantam
Lord Provost
Alle @ Cary
Tacb
Pears
Teton
Galloway
Wi Yohnston
Baron Bi
Shariden
Ford
Alamo
Doug T
Miller
Ae Beat Sabric
Latte Joker
Dughes
Weiling
Gaturer Rea Francueio
Buecns Oc
Derdam
Dave Xevan
Datital
Seiablo
Shrubb Offers Five Mile Race Challenge for Purse
English runner Alfred Shrubb, training at Celtic Park, offers to race against any two men in America for five miles with him running the full distance while each opponent covers two and a half miles. He aims to secure a purse of 60 and notes a prior win in a four mile event with new challengers in each mile.
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Washington Post
New York
Longboat
Boston
Alfred Shrubb
Celtic Park
Shrubb
America
England
Sutton Triumphs In Kent Ladies Championship Round
In England at Beckhat on June 18 May Sutton of Cathernis defeated Mise Wilson 6 1 4 6 6 4 in the fourth round of the Kent ladies championship. Open Air-Contest Stimtey. Maval Gas Factory Band provides musical backdrop as the event unfolds with citywide notices about lost and found articles from Randlemander Post appearing in the page.
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Miss Sutton Wing
England
Beckhat
Kent
May Sutton
Cathernis
Mise Wilson
Stimtey
Maval Gas Factory
Ave Ey
Iz Gored
Rey
Bynes
Stenlands
Ptee
Randlemander
Georgetown Crew Heads to Poughkeepsie for Race
Georgetown's crew departs this morning by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Poughkeepsie. Coach Russell and Captain Rice express satisfaction with the team's recent practice and predicted a strong eight aiming to lead to the wire, as the crew ferries the ahen and launch on the same train.
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Georgetown
Baltimore and Ohio
Poughkeepsie
Potomac
Russell
Capt. Rice
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American Women Aid Crippled Children’s Fund
Weber
Ife
Husband
Hero
Hatser
Bill’ Anthony
Tnerely
Engle
Marian Fish
Stuyvesant Fish
Albert Za
Priskie Gray
John Cinton Gray
Anm
Johnson
Te Anor
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Lohenerin
Anthon
Hermann Ostrichs
Hur
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Miga
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Trousseau
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Thecasson
M. Andreas Ougui Eris
Pinchon Sloop
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Potomacs
Atlantic Iby Country Club
Northfield
Howtoi
York
Wlagern
Olympia
Harcourt
Wave Crest
Banker
Orbicular
Cary
Taura
Alauds
Montauk
Keene
Wexford
Joneides
Robin Hood
Cutter
Mandate
Thomas
Linnepee
Tatonia
Georgetown Hight
Ostend
Belgum
Pisyers
Ayer
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Tseleve
Brockton
Mace
Mass
W. L. Proughes
Douglas
W. I. Douplas
Brocktem
Hass
Penn, Ave
N.W
Capital Loan CO
F Street
N. W
Potomas Guarantee Loan
F St. Nw
Atlantic
Telephona
Citizens’ Loan & Trust C CO
Commercial Bank
I W. Comer Iith
Gats Ee Ee
Uneeda Biscuit
Washington Gaslight Co
Tooth Street
Py Evans’ Reliable Drug Store
F ST. N. W
Warner’s
Warnera
Warner
Satelute Company
Rochester
N. C
Medical
Reed
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Seventhenth Street
Fisk Elgin
Roth
Shade Equickly
Unday
Dixenstox
Paneer urietoRe
Wice Ierattont
Allen
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