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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1911

Page

7

Washington fete for Taft opens with Aunt Delia honored

A grand White House reception for President Taft and Mrs Taft features Aunt Delia from Millbury Mass legendary for her pies. Notables from Cincinnati Commercial Club officials District Commissioners and judges mingle with diplomats army and navy figures in a lavish outdoor welcome under illuminated trees.

Millbury Mass Will Washington Delta Cincinnati Commercial Club Taft Charlie Jim

Former U S consul detained after White House reception incident

George Schumacher of Staunton Virginia former United States consul at Ensenada attempted to force entry at the Taft silver wedding reception. Secret service restrained him and sent him to the Washington Asylum Hospital for observation. He had talked of Mexican policy and border actions and had recently been removed from his Ensenada post.

Fatt George Schumacher Staunton United States Ensenada Mexico White House Taft Secret Service Washington Asylum Executive Mansion Schurmacher Schumacher United Stat Texas Herb Tepnew Theodore F. Shuey California Avenue Senate

White House Jubilee Dresses Stun Taft Reception

Lasting details from the White House silver wedding celebration show Mrs Taft in a white brocade gown with silver blossoms and rose point lace. Numerous guests and dignitaries wore gowns of satin chiffon and lace in shades of blue, pink, emerald, and black, highlighting the social grandeur of the event.

Tught White House Helen Taft Sherman Stimson Cabinet Circle Wickersham Washington Nagel Secretary of Commerce and Labor Champ Clark Masschusetts Anderson Charles .Anderson Cincinnati Taft Maria Verron Letterman Russell B. Harrison Harrison Marthena Harrison Mary Wilcox Andrew Jackson Andrew Powelson Jackson Jackson Jefferson Boston Nicholas Longworth Mrs. Sharp Alexander Sharp Juliette Janin Francis B. Loring Lydia Loring Wainwright Admiral Wainwright Harley Calvin Gage Margaret Gage Archibald Gracie Miss Gracie Anna Portner Robert Taylor John L. Morehead Judson Horace Westcott de Sibour John Temple Graves New York Roslyn Mundell Rose Marquisette Francois B. Moran Arthur Henning

Lady attendees in satin and lace at Washington gala

A lengthy social page lists married women and escorts in satin, chiffon, and lace gowns among guests. Names include Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Burr, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Reid Riley, Miss Maitland Marshall, Mrs. Corbin, Mrs. Rudolph, and many more, with colors ranging from white satin to pink, blue, emerald, and black. gowns feature embroidery, rhinestones, garlands, and pearl or diamond jewelry.

Charles Reid Riley Burr Col. Burr Mrs. Marshall Gen. Marshall Maitland Marshall Henry C. Corbin Cuno H. Rudolph Commissioner Rudolph C. P. Jackson

Society approves popular shampoo for hair care

Ten prominent society women in San Francisco approve home shampooing citing quick drying, easy rinsing, and lustrous hair. The shampoo is made by dissolving a teaspoonful of canthrax in a cup of hot water, which cleanses, refreshes the scalp, and reduces irritation.

Mae Martyn San Francisco Gazette

White House grounds open to public for Taft silver anniversary fete

The White House lawn will host a public duplication of yesterday's silver wedding fete for President and Mrs Taft tonight. Gates open at 8 00 PM and visitors may enter freely as paths and lanterns light the grounds. The Marine Band performs all evening. the plan originated with Mrs Taft. President Taft is away from the city today.

Camilles Mayo Archibald Butt Mra Taft Fes Mia Taft Engineera Washington Ita Mr Taft Senate Exanse of Diplomatic Corps Army and Navy Marine Corps Taft Delia’ Tor White House Marine Band

Washington observes Taft silver wedding anniversary night

About 15 000 Washingtonians gathered along the White House lawn and Ellipse to view the Tafts celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. Spectators crowded the semicircular drive, carriages and autos lined Seventeenth Street, and a giant illuminated elm tree and fountain lit the scene. Police guarded the area as the private event drew unprecedented public attention.

White House Taft Seventeenth Washington

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