A Tour in the Smart World of Point Lace and Diamonds
American and British aristocracy gather in Newport and Paris as R. and Mrs. Ogden Mills plan a late July arrival from Paris. Estates, 120 room chateau, and lavish entertainments create a social scene with Marlborough and Westminster couples among guests.
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Ogden Mills
Lord
Lady Granard
Noweport
Paris
Mills
Rue de Varanne
Lady Pembroke
Cavendish
Bentinck
Helen Humphrey Weds Percy Harley in St John s Church
Miss Helen Humphrey daughter of Gen and Mrs Charles F Humphrey married Percy Lawton Harley of Boston and Redlands yesterday in St John s Church Lafayette Square Washington. Lieut M B Humphrey attended and a small family reception followed at the Humphrey home. The bride wore white satin with lace and tulle, and her sister Miss Juanita Humphrey was maid of honor. Best man was Arnold Jackson of Boston. The ceremony coincided with the parents anniversary and the groom departs for Vera Cruz aboard the Rhode Island.
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Rangcher’s
Helen Humphrey
Charles F. Humphrey
Percy Lawton Harley
Boston
Mass
Redlands
Cal
M. B. Humphrey
M. C
Humphrey
New York
Washington
Ruth Boyce
Vera Cruz
Rhode Island
Lieut
Humphrey Will
Harley
St. John’s Church
Lafayette Square
St. John's
G. Ernest Smith
St. Thomas’ Church
Wes
Mies
Ferns
Freeman
Weading
Morven Thompson
George Hubbard
George Miller
Chicago
Juanita Humphrey
Arnold Jackson
Gen
Harry Harley
Henry Fisher
Mack Fisher
Natalia Fisher
Mabel Hubbard
Mary Foster
Pride
Edgar Riebe
C. Carter
Fort Monroe
Army
W. W. Wotherspoon
Leonard Wood
Ainsworth
George Sternberg
Elliott
U- 8
George Barnett
Claytor
Fleming
William Hall
Frederick de Courcy Faust
Charles Wilson
Woodson
William Kearney Carr
Archibald
Marguerite Barbour
John Harrison Knapp
Charles C., Glover
Edes
Bricker
Johns. Logan
Margaret Ritchie
Newell Buckingham
G. T. Ritchie
Adams Street
B. L. Watson
Baltimore
Mrs. Buckingham
Wedding Breakfast Guests At Rauscher's After Ceremony
Following a simple ceremony the bridegroom and bride with about 20 witnesses moved to Rauscher's for a buffet breakfast. Gen and Mrs Humphrey led the line receiving congratulations for their wedding anniversary. Attendees included numerous military officers, diplomats, and social figures from Washington and New England, with elaborate gowns and hats described for several attendees. The couple planned to sail June 23 for Europe and then settle in Redlands, California.
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Rauscher's
Humphrey
Lieut
Harley
Society Army and Navy set bride after Washington social week
Mary Bradford wore pale green crepe for yesterday's wedding. Guests included Boston sister Mrs Arnold Jackson in white brocaded taffeta. Other attendees wore black, green, and blue outfits. Several officials and diplomats hosted dinners at Chevy Chase Club before summer trips to New York, Newport, and Adirondacks.
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Manchester
Mass
Ricardo Borghetti
New York
Cav
d’Amate
H. D. Flood
Chevy Chase Club
Key Pittman
Osborne
George P. Barnett
Lucy Burleson
Genevieve Clark
Carolyn Nash
Flora Wilson
Lorimer Graham
Keeler
Whaley
Connelly
Vouros
Greece
John
Nash
Washington
Atlantic City
Stuyvesant Fish
Newport
Fish
Social news from Washington and San Francisco social items
Washington society notes record visits from Miss Gladys Ingalls and guests at Hot Springs. Theodore Noyes Jr. returns home for summer. Rev W M Jones and Mrs Morgan Jones hosted by Dr and Mrs Rives. Miss Margaret Ritchie and Newell Buckingham wed at 24 Adams Street. Mabel Rainey recovering after appendicitis. Margaret O Donovan Rossa marries William St Cole in San Francisco with NY arrival.
Happy Orphans Enjoy Marshall Hall Outing in Washington
More than 1 800 children from Washington twelve orphan asylums rode the Charles Macalester to Marshall Hall for a day of games vaudeville and food. Elks members helped supervise the event with fun runs picnics and a dancing pavilion amid groves near the historic hall. Children arrived from Washington City Asylum St Vincent's St Joseph Holy Cross and several other institutions and many from Alexandria joined in the celebration.
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Seventh Street
Charles Macalester
Marshall Hall
Orphan Asylums of
Washington Lodge of Elks
Elks
Washington City
St. Vincent's Asylum
St. Joseph’s Asylum
Holy Cross
St. Nase’s
German Asylum
Episcopal Home Industrial Home
King Receives U S Attache In Audience At Rome
Rome June 17 Lieut Comdr Charles R Train new American naval attache was received in audience today by the King of Italy. He was presented by the retiring attaché Lieut Comdr Richard Drace White. Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page also attended and took leave of the King before vacation in Scotland.
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Charles R. Train
Italy
Richard Drace White
Thomas Nelson Fage
Scotland
America
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