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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1916
Page
2
CONTINUED FROM SEVENTH PAGE by Mr Walter R Motz describes a bride in Venetian lace with a long tulle veil and a wreath of lilies, attended by Emma in white. Best man was W R Ryan, ushers Arthur Bibb and others. couple plans a late afternoon trip and will reside at 1329 Delaneld Place after August 27.
Mr and Mrs Harry Craig Ansley hosted a card party and supper Friday evening in compliment to Mr and Mrs Edward Knox Cooke and Mr and Mrs Herbert Lyman Blackman of York who attended the wedding of Dr Frank Dean Hester and Miss Laura Virginia Pywell yesterday in Washington Other guests included Col and Mrs Schofield Pay Director and Mrs Reynolds Mrs Samuel Lemly Mrs J John Cheatham Mrs James Lee Shailon Mrs J M Culp Mrs William Breckridge Hester Mrs J R Mohler Miss Anne Ansley Dr William Mercer Sprigg Medical Director Edward Green USN and Mr Howard Filson Miss de La Coste and Miss Nannie Getty left Washington yesterday to visit Mrs Evelyn Roberts at Overbrook PA Miss de La Coste will go to the White Mountains later and Miss Getty to Harvard for a summer course beginning July 8 Mrs B T Simmons and son Mr B T Simmons Jr are at the Ontario apartments for a short stay Maj Simmons is on duty with the Porto Rican regiment of infantry Mr and Mrs Thomas Boney have returned from their wedding trip and are at their apartment at East Wardman Courts Mrs William R Goodman and her grandson John H Breelow left for Chicago to remain until August when she will join Dr Goodman in Boston MA
Notre Dame Alumnae Association Washington Chapter, formed at a May 23 Hotel Lafayette luncheon, carried on with a June 8 college visit and a yesterday card party hosted by Mrs. Ramsdell and Dr. Fenwick. Officers and members attended the event with guests, planning future fall and winter gatherings to boost membership and support for their alma mater.
The Bachelors hosted a Wednesday evening dance at the club rooms on Fourteenth Street with a buffet supper. Guests included Mrs Frank Shepherd, Miss Clara, Miss Bernard McWild ars, Miss Catherine Jones, Miss Elizabeth Manning, Miss Elizabeth Wonod, Miss Thelma Brennan, Miss Lov erty Mean, Lilian Buwan, Ruth Wallace, Miss Margaret Hellman, and Miss Marie Robbins. CONTINTED ON NINTH PAGE.
Atlanta June 24 Fulton county police face complaints from farmers about back to nature mothers with naked children romping in woods. Older children and young women engage similarly, troubling farmers who fear disrupted farming and wildlife. Citizens report encounters with unclothed youths in secluded areas near farms, prompting police to patrol known hotspots.
York June 24 Carolne J lecturer on law at Wellesley issued a list of legal advice for women. It warns against granting broad powers in notes and debts and urges caution with signatures and documents. It advises against giving unlimited power of attorney, promises in business, or signing papers without understanding legal effects. It cautions about installing strict purchases, installment plans, and hints at the dangers of owing money. It ends with advice to seek good counsel and emphasize preventive measures. An agricultural census of Uruguay was postponed due to locust invasions.
A court rules the Kimono Pajama romance was purely platonic amid testimony by Miss Ellemerts Beatt and Mrs Coleman’s household witnesses. Attorney Seymour Stedman argues a married man visiting a woman other than his wife in her bedroom constitutes genuine friendship, while Miss Beatt’s testimony is challenged. Witnesses describe evenings with Coleman in a kimono and Blakeasise in pajamas, with meals and visits noted as evidence of their relationship.
Cal June 24 wedding near Paskenta Tehama Gladys Ball bride, Amos Ball’s daughter prepared for ceremony. Groom Buell Hanks wandered 100 miles away in Trinity County with a sheep drive. After two weeks delay, he returned with his mother and explained sheep forage scarce in Trinity.
In Vancouver a father applied to transfer a motor license from a bicycle to a baby carriage bought after his twins were born. Secretary of State I M Howell confirmed the transfer is allowed. Also noted are U S export figures for the first ten months of the fiscal year.
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