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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1916

Page

4

Eighth Ps GE June 12 Meeting and Offficer Elections

Attendance was strong as Misses Alice Evans Jane Moharvey and others joined. Bertha Prances Wolfe presided over new officers, reports on yearbook and National Capital study, picnic planned, Burnside Pow No 8 GA R outing next Saturday, and a monthly card party at Chey Chase.

W Oh Lentz Lexington Oace Assisure Hosesses al Ce E Evans Jane Moharvey L. Stockton Roscope Carmel Mis Beaufort Harvey Knoxville Bertha Prances Wolfe Stine Cotinental Mero al la Burnside Great Falla George Toen A J Hontoon Hilton Barber Moodmacra Grdler Joseph Ez Hart George S Johnson Convie Parker Lemuel Warner Hot Dean T Tasker William Emereon James McKee

Weddings Bring Joy Amid Busy Northwest Social Scene

The Northwest social column chronicles a lively wedding anniversary event with many attendees including Mr and Mrs Te nee Fex and Mr and Mrs Thoy Mas er George Far. Guests span multiple families and towns, with toasts, music, and a later reception at a home hosting the couple. A second notice details the June wedding of Miss Juanita Kilsy Became the bride of Mr Lee Bi Keler at Immaculate Conception Church in Philadelphia related celebrations, with guests from Baltimore and beyond and a honeymoon plan to Philadelphia Atlantic City New York Buffalo Detroit. home in Chicago after July 1.

Petro Rene Shephe Deri Wsee da Gee Finew Che Warden Sting George Far Mildred Ani Wifred Helen Bartel Thradon Hae Tiemalio Oto Fermin Moss Fizabeth Moss Harvey Brahe Thelma Fraka Biles Netue Lawrence Lang Palex Maas Frazier Sunn Marshs Mico George Ackman Misa Juanita Kilsy Lee Bi Keler Ray Father Bryant Imma Uate Conception Church Hal Charles Fo Kirby Kewler Phiadelphia Atantic City New York Buffalo Detroit Chicago Congress Street Theodore Kirby Baltimors Blondell Stephen Codd

Entertain at River Piene by Albery family party

Mr and Mrs Albery entertained a young crowd at a pien ¢ baar Sunday evening at Klassy Kamp. The American-Hawaiian trio of Donald Tibbey Mare Phillips and Sanford Coxington performed Hawaiian melodies and popular numbers. Attendance included the Mosses Mary Lara Foeta Ha Firma see Patterson Peuln Hant Warle Albex Gladys Athey HO OE Penton W Altes Mosees Frank ID Hobbs HOLL Ward Dorad Tibbets Mare Phil psa Sanford Soxnetan BOA Hichener Hiram Rev ods Morpheus Hauser C W Buker and Mr Athey Mise and Stewart 192? H street northwest.

Mra Albery A& Par Klassy Kamp Onre Foomac Donald Tibbey Mare Phillips Na Sanford Coxington Mosses Mary Lara Foeta Firma Patterson Peuln Warle Albex Gladys Athey Penton Altes Mosees Frank

Engagement Notice Announces Perera and Judah Lawrence Emmanuel

Meo and Mrs Slemund Church announce the engagement of their daughter Perera to Mr Judah Lawrence Emmanuel of Brooklyn. Beatrice Katz of Baltimore is mentioned in related social notes. The article lists visits and travels, including Mrs Nordlinger and family from Washington planning time near Rockville and Mrs Alfred Haynes Smith with daughters Teo Ola and Adalaid departing Washington for Norfolk, Va.

Meo Slemund Church Daugher Perera Judah Lawrence Emmanuel Brooklyn Alfred Haynes Smith Daugh Teo Ola Adalaid Washfington Norfolk Va Mex Ws

Mimi the Ape Sent to Philadelphia Zoo

Special to The Washington Post reports Mimi the chimpanzee of Dr William Henry Furness will be moved to the Philadelphia Zoo after seven years of training. Mimi could thread a needle spell letters and perform tasks but failed to reach human intelligence. Dr Furness plans to ship Mimi to a cage while he and his nephew depart for France with the American ambulance corps.

Washington Post Philadelphia Mimi William Henry Furness Wallingford Furness Horace Jayne France Sera American Ambulance Corpa Shere Thei Furne Johanna

Washington Social Roundup Includes Weddings and Trips

Mrs Smiths sister Mra James Moore plans a August trip to Virginia Beach then Maine with Mr Smith, returning in September. The Wednesday luncheon and bridge was hosted by Mrs Julia Selinger of Columbia Road. Mra Addalé Sigmund returned to Washington from New York after ten days with her sister Mra R Harris. Mrs Isaac Behrend returned from Atlantic City after attending the wedding of her brother Mr Benjamin Lordlinger and Miss Gladva Cartwright in Atlantic City. The couple will live in Atlantic City. Mrs Gebhart and the Wittwenstein family and Miss Dorothy Gebhart moved to Baltimore Wednesday with Mr Ralph Goldsmith. Mr and Mrs Barney Lethman returned Tuesday from Atlantic City and reside at the Wyoming. The Bridge Club met at the Washington Suburban Club with Mrs Sidney Reitzenstein as hostess. Ir and Mrs Henry Breslaver and family left Friday to summer in Silver Springs, Md. Mr and Mrs Abe Mayer, Mr and Mrs Joseph Goldenberg, Sidney West and Louis Kronheimer families left Thursday to summer in North Brightwood at the old Shephard mansion. Mrs Edward Kohner and three daughters left for Atlantic City for a month. Ruth Israel of Reading, Pa, is visiting Mrs Eugene Young. Mrs Charles Flescher and daughter Jean returned from a trip to Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs Alvin Newmyer returned Sunday from their wedding trip to Boston.

Montgomery Courts Indj Washington Wash Neton John Emory Pollock Cora Lee Poock Boyds Md Grace Ame Ia Mackintosh Bessie Airea Mackintosh Alt ™Eham Presbyterian Church of Bojds Fark Road Mr Pollock Lincoln National Pack Pollock Atlantic City Bods Isaac Behrend Benjamin Lordlinger Gladva Cartwright New York Sidney Reitzenstein Henry Breslaver Silver Springs

Tenant Wins Rent Suit Over Bedbug Claims

Mrs. Mary A Buckley won three months rent from John Scully in Suffolk Superior Court. A jury awarded $6344 including $61 principal and $248 interest. Scully had argued bedbugs caused nonpayment, but Buckley testified there were no bugs in the flat.

Bpétial Washington Post Boston Mary A Buckley John Scully Scully Suffolk Superior Court Buckley Mra Buckley Scullys

Friday Bridge Club entertained by Mia Abs Sigmund

The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club, meeting at the Washington Suburban Club, was entertained by Mia Abs Sigmund at their home gathering at 1726 Lanier Place. CONTINUED ON TEXT PAGE.

Lanier Place Washington Suburban Mia Abs Sigmund

Ice Cream Served to Women Jurors In Case of Woman Burglar

Eureka Colorado June 17 Ice cream was served to the women jurors trying Mrs May Heroux in superior court on burglary charges The dessert came after Mrs Heroux testified she burglarized due to her husband’s neglect Her counsel urged jurors to set aside harsh statutes The district attorney stressed protecting laws and implied San Quentin’s decent conditions to prompt their verdicts

Eureka Colo Mra May Heroux George D Murraz Mra Heroux Heroux San Quentin

Linen Vestees and Semi-Tailored Suits Describe Fashion

The passage discusses linen vests and striped linen jackets worn with navy suits, describing semi-tailored cults with plainetted coats and ruffles at the water line. It notes color schemes blue white green white and rose white, handmade buttonholes, and smoked pearl buttons as trim, plus a remark on refurbishing worn suits.

Use of Black Starch for Garments

A note on black starch for black garments compares its performance to white starch, stating the former is satisfactory for black material while white starch yields unsatisfactory results.

Wealthy Miss Leonore Cawker Aids Milwaukee Animals

Milwaukee resident Miss Leonore Cawker has long supported humane work, spending about $30,000 from her private fortune on dogs and cats. She financed a dog catcher program, helped run kennels, and advocated humane treatment of stray animals, influencing city efforts to improve animal welfare.

Leonore Cawker Milwaukee Wis Leo Tarea Tam Cawker City Polica Ars Misa Canker Mier Cawker

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