Unclear OCR item on weddings and officials in Washington
Fragmentary text mentions Wes terville Ohio residents Mr Frank IRS Chambers of York and Mr J WooKanearburgh in Washington for a few days. An embassy event honors Leforta Isabel Zenta with grand opera. A diplomatic delegation from New York and Mexican residents attend a Latin American congress in September.
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Frank Irs Chambers
York
J WooKanear
Burgh
Shoreham
Lefortta
Isabel Zenta
Grand Opera
Sonnot Mar Bho
Uni
Delagata
Gerranza
A Union Congress
New York City
Social notices from private clubs and weddings in 1916
A busy social scene is reported with Mrs Kelley hosting a luncheon at the University Club, Mrs Wallace Burnet visiting Norfolk and Lakes Bunapes for summer, multiple wedding announcements including Miss Edith Morgan and Lieut DeR Carrollahdr, Miss Landonia Brock and Lieut Harrison H C Richards, and other engagements. Also noted are visits, travel plans, and summer arrangements of families in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
Harry Bugens Kelley
Selden Allen Day
Gether
Day
Calfornia
Mexico
Mrs Milton Hostess At Country Luncheon
Mrs Milton hosted a luncheon at her country house with guests including Mrs Thom as Ser as wife of the senior senator om Seih Dako and other society figures. The hall was decorated with figs and red roses while the dining room featured a long table, bread bowls, and china arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Samuel Burleigh
Milton Emterta
Pakota
Thomas Ser
Seni
Mosse
Young
Charles
Does Woman's Gown Fit, Is Perplexing Court Question
Special to The Washington Post reports Justice of the Peace Charles Creighton in Creighton faces a complex ruling over whether a woman's gown fits properly. The case centers on whether Chancellor Dobbing must pay a $54 bill to a group of tailors. Testimony from several female witnesses, including Verna Shaw and Jos e phina Dickerman, supports the gown fitting well, while Mrs Dobbins disputes the fit and emphasizes wearability for the benefit trial. The judge plans a few days to decide, with the outcome potentially shaping the tailors’ claim.
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Washington
San Francisco
Solomon
Justice of the Peace
Charles
Creighton
Chanellor Dobbing
Verna Shaw
Mra Dobbins
Misa Josephina Dickerman
Mr. Dobbing
Mra
Anna Cramer
Dobbina
S Rosenblum
Rosenblum
Luncheon Honors Mrs Chester Kotterman Before Adirondack Move
Mrs Chester Kotterman is honored at a luncheon hosted by Miss Lillian Fraser in Columbia Road. The event features a Japanese style carving, a fruit basket centerpiece, ribbons to guests, and bonbon favors. Also present are Mrs Milton, Mrs Henry Churchill, and other attendees.
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Oo A. R
Mra
Milton
Henry Churchill
Cook
Lillian Fraser
Columbia Road
Chester Kotterman
Adirondacks
Gems of Elizabeth's Time Dug Up and Shared
In London on June 17 a workman unearthed a bucket of jewelry from Queen Elizabeths era. The London Museum secured the trove and shared $500 with workers. After disputes the city and Crown agreed part went to Guildhall, rest to British and London museums with a joint gift plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
London
Thin City
London Museum
Lorda
the Treasury
London City
Indian Tribe That Columbus Saw Visited by Explorers
Report recounts San Bias or San Blas Indians famed for gold ornaments and mahogany furniture. It notes their clothing, huts, and coastal range between Venezuela and Panama, with a voyage on the Wisdom led by Capt Salishiry and Henry Schultz. The ship returned via Colon, carrying birds, carvings, and curios for American museums.
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Venezuela
Panama
San Blas
Henry Schultz
Amer
South Amer
Salishiry
Habana
Colon
Yucatan Channel
Carib- Sa
Tuding
Sabebury
Miss Alberta Brinton Weds Cesare Brurani in Overbrook
Special to The Washington Post. In St Pauls Episcopal Church Overbrook, Miss Alberta Wright Brinton daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard B Brinton of Overbrook and Cesare Brurani of Italy were married by Rev William Turner. The brides sister Miss Kitty C Brinton was maid of honor in a blue georgette crepe gown. After a short wedding journey the couple will reside at Glen Ridden, at home after June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Philadelphia
St Pauls Episcopal Church
Overbrook
Alberta Wright Brinton
Richard B Brinton
Cesare Brurani
Italy
Hev Willam Turner
Kitty C Brinton
Glen Riddin
Clear Coffee in Starch for Tanning Cloth
A note explains adding a small amount of clear coffee to starch to achieve tan or cream tones on fabric materials. The method suggests preferability over using pure white starch when coloring multiple fabrics.
June Meeting of Wendell Wolfe Chapter DAR Noted Guests
Mrs Adolph Rawlings Mrs Claude Yeaman Mrs Leroy Ireland Miss Hilda Jacobi Miss Kamlah McIntosh Mrs H A Perkins and Miss Gladys Fraser attended the Wendell Wolfe Chapter DAR June meeting held Monday evening. Continued on ninth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Rawlings
Claude Yeaman
Wendell Wolfe
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Wallace
Edith Morgan
Col
George Morgan
Lieut der Carrollah Dr
Mra Catel
Farmer
Brooklyn NY
Conroy
West Point
Visa
Polly Pommer
Halpine
Landonia Brock
Harrison H C Richards
Calvary
Sex of the Valley
Virginia Proud Henges
Wiss
Emily Hanser Mason
Bertha R. Milar Mason
Walker Meriwether
Millar
Garvica
Richarda
Thomas H Firtharde
Devereux
Julan
Lestier L. Evans
Charlee
Floyd Henges
Norton , Va
George Mason
Fetershy Va
Daugher
Anne Har
Mary A. Thompson
Marrige
Paph
Stanton
Fox
Mo Thompson
Ls&s
Florida
Adeade Pearld
Frances Jones Tilton
Chevy Chase Md
Frma Gerev
Ontario
Eoawoard
Mia
Pisett
South Hrisol
Mrs. Milton
Our Shop
Fter
Hu Wi Ola
Ney Hilliard
Dorothy Laylor
Mr. Hilliard
Francis W Clara
Clark
Sunbury
Babe Tube Daiy
Lars
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Wisdom
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Cesare Sturani
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Louvre
F Street
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