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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1916
Page
4
Ohio residents Mr and Mira Charles Darling of Moss Neck Virginia with Mr and Mrs L B Nordlinger and family and Mr and Mrs Henry Goodroan left Washington on Thursday to spend the summer at Rershaw on the Rockville road.
A stag party at 73 M Street Northwest marked Mr George J Cohen’s farewell from bachelor days with 59 guests including Jacob Kieln, Harry Greenstein, and Harry Kisin. The same evening his fiancée Miss Dora Lavenstein of Baltimore was to wed him at the bride’s home. guests included many from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Norfolk, and Washington.
Mr Backman Guest. Mr George Backman of Williams burg Pa was the guest for a short time of Mrs 3 Levy of the Etberon Miss Laddie Bulwer of New York formerly of this city by the guest of the Misses Morris of Seventeenth street. Mrs Harry Berwanger was hostess this week for the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club which met at the Washington Suburban Club. Miss Mary McGann who has been spending the winter in this city and was the guest of Miss Walter Donnelly for a few days during the past week returned to her home in Lancaster Pa. Mrs Sylvan Bensinger and family will leave Washington tomorrow for Atlantic City where they have taken an apartment for the summer. Mrs Morris Blumenfeld and daughter Marjory have gone to Cincinnati Ohio to spend several weeks with relatives. Mrs Rachel Wallack returns to her home in New York today after spending a week in this city the guest of Mrs Harry King.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Weyl and Max Weyl hosted at a cottage in Friendship Heights for the summer. Jeff Washington joined on Thursday. Miss Helen Fisher, after two months in the West and Richmond, returned home last week with Miss.
Montgom ery county residents mingle with visitors from Baltimore Calvert and Prince Georges as many social calls and visits unfold. Notables include Miss Gourley from Holland Point and Mrs Ball of Woodstock visiting relatives near Upper Marlboro and Bladensburg. Renowned locals and out of town guests share extended stays and cordial calls across Maryland communities.
Mr and Mrs Henry O Bannon Cooper entertained guests Wednesday at Hraddock Heights in honor of Wiss Wallace Low of Blackstone Virginia. Attendees included Miss Low and Miss Kirkpatrick, Miss Low, Miss Hunt February, Wiss Katherine Elert, Mr Tabn Maetayat Wytheville, Alvin Roberts, Ashby Wardad, Tupper Barrett, Waller Barrett, Alan Lindsay, and Esther Pierce, guests of Mrs Williams. The hosts are Mr and Mrs Edward H Kemper in Rose.
In San Diego a man named Colbert F Bull was tried for disturbing the peace and acquitted by an all-woman jury led by Mrs Dora Moore, who testified she was kicked by Bull as her dog played nearby. The jury of twelve married women found him not guilty after lacking corroborating witnesses.
Irwin Pennsylvania June wedding ends in a three day celebration for bride Annie Albrecht and groom Peter Popowitch. Guests contributed substantial beer pop liquor bread and 965 dollars with 350 pounds of garlic flavored bologna amid festivities in Hahntown Wilmerding and nearby towns. The event featured bands rented halls and 16 cars as the couple prepared to move to Newport for a year aboard.
Atlanta June 24 1a yney J Coogler probation officer cites records showing that among men placed on probation since January for failing to support families a vast majority have thrifty wives. Coogler weighs two theories whether undesirables choose thrifty wives or husband shiftlessness spurs wife industry.
A Boston woman Mia Thompson claims to revitalize public interest in astrology and asserts Republican nominee Charles Evans Hughes is a natural born ruler with Aries leadership traits. The piece analyzes his chart noting planetary positions, personal traits, and potential political fate through 1916 1917 1918 forecasts, including possible shocks, health concerns, and party impacts.
Statistics from the agricultural school at Pennsylvania State College indicate city boys lead the back to farm movement with over 209 young men from Pensylvanias three large cities enrolled today. Some express unfamiliarity with farm life.
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