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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1907

Page

17

Richmond social season ends with pink tea for W Ting Feng

Concluding meeting of the Confederate Memorial Society marks the close of the season in Richmond. Mrs Alfred Gray hosts a pink tea for W Ting Feng of Shanghai with J A Thomas as guest. guests include Col and Mrs Purcell, Miss Leary, Prof Woodward, and many others. Engagements announced include Miss Elsie Crane to Senor Manuel Victor Domenech y Ferrer and Miss Nancy Donnan Grigg to Martyn E Coster.

Confederate Memorial Society Mrs. Swanson Elsie Crane Washington Post Richmond Alfred Gray Park Avenue W. Ting Feng Shanghai China America J. A. Thomas Reidsville N. C Col John B. Purcell C. C. B. Cowardin Nora Leary Ethel Hardy Nor Sue Spillman Carrie Aileen Cowardin Sue O Gray Louisa Purcell James D.patton John Hayes Frank C. Woodward Richmond College Kirkwood Mitchell Charles H. Talbott John Leary James Cowardin William Kean Confederate Memorial Literary Society Douglas Freeman Confederate Museum Botetourt Dragoons Fincastle United Daughters of the Confederacy Prince William County Thirty-ninth Virginia Cavalry George W. Johnson Manassas Benjamin McCullough Maj. Marchant Dick Dowling Texas Moulton- Gardner Anna Scott Louisiana Frank Gardner McRae New Orleans Farragut Lewis Addison Arted George Armisted Baltimore Maynor McCarthy Kate Mason Rowland Decca Lamar West Waco Tex Oscar Cranz Elsie Cranz Manuel Victor Domenecho Ferrer Ponce Porto Rico Miss Cranz Louisville House of Delegates la Aquila Benor Manuel Victor Domenech Y Ferrer Lehigh University Permneylvania James A. Grigg Nancy Donnan Grigg Martyn E. Coster Pittsburg Griggs James B. Pace Pocahontas Memorial Association D. T. Willams J. T. Houston Charles E. Bolling Alice Bell Martin Margaret McRae Thaw Washington Pocahontas Jamestown Island Azile Davis Beverly Burette Ford Whileaway William A. Davis Derey Ashby Norfolk Rhea Scott Ashland Sable Roane Herison Cartersville Roland Hall Stranton Nathaniel Lancaster W. Guy Davis Boaz Ford Charles Ellis Columbia Ford Europe John 8. Apperson Marion Nancy Preston Apperson Ralph Dickingon United States Army Morris Blumenfeld Julia 5. Read Katherine Post Dunbar Triplett Niagara Falls Charles Gordon Haymarket Mary Green North Washington Street Charles C. Carlin Keith Carlin

Richmond society notes and Jamestown Exposition plans

In Richmond and Alexandria society circles, engagements, weddings, and tours fill the week. Lieut Appeasant plans a Spokane honeymoon after the ceremony while Virginians attend the Jamestown Exposition July 4. Elizabeth Armistead Taylor to Arthur R. Stansbury and many local families are noted among visits, lawn parties, and society events at the Golf Club House and various city homes.

Richmond Carter Braxton Benjamin Harrison Francia Lightfoot Lee Thomas Nelson, Jr George Whyte Richard Henry Les Elizabeth Armistead Taylor Arthur R. Stansbury Solumn Miss Taylor Norfolk Richard Calvert Taylor Virginia

Chicago Couples Resent Divorce Trends Census to Report

The Census Bureau prepares a government report on divorces and marital infelicity, noting Chicago’s high divorce rate and the broader increase in country districts. It cites 132 divorces per 100 000 in Chicago for two decades and compares with Boston Philadelphia and New York, while discussing motives and legal separations amid changing societal norms.

Census’ Bureau The Chicago Tribune Chicago United States United States Census Bureau Boston Philadelphia New York Robert Taylor Federal Court of Ohio Taylor South Carolina

Divorces by Desertion and Domestic Strife Explored

A 19th century narrative surveys divorce grounds across states like South Carolina and Arkansas, detailing schemes to serve papers, the five year absence rule, and cases of cruel treatment. It weighs male and female blame through anecdotes of cold beds, jealous infidelity, scalding tea, poodles in flames, and violent quarrels, urging inquiry into why courts grant more divorces to wives than husbands.

South Carolina Thridge Hilly Ture Alcatsas Familly Arkanéan Chicago Tag Arkanans Mr. Brown

Rockville Society and Local Notices Chronicle

The Rockville column lists society figures B Peter and Mrs H W Talbott among attendees, prize winners Miss Williams and Mrs Nicholson in a society contest, and notes Virginia Lemar leaving for San Angelo. It mentions Brainard Warner’s improving condition after a carriage accident and reports Montgomery County teachers at the Maryland State Teachers Association meeting with several local officials in attendance. Other items include Mite Society events, Oakdale W C T A officers, local visits, and a humorous pasted query about a funeral.

Brainard H. Warner Kensington Montgomery County Maryland State Teachers’ Association Jamestown Hila V. Ricker Maude EB. H. Dugent Altle Bartgis Lena V. Tolson Amanda B. Griffith Nora J. Rabbitt Lillie M. Green Robert W. Stout Frank W. Watkins Ira C. Whitacre George H. Lamar George R. Rice Earle B. Wood Mite Society Rockville M. B. Church South John M. Heagy Otis M. Linthicum Mary A. Green Maude Heagy John C. Copez Haver Ella Bennesley J. J. Hutton Charles F. Brooke Eidith Farquhar Hutton Windsor Bean Redland Rockville Susie Kerr Washington William M. Devis Bliss Edmonston Maud Tillman Hyeattsville

Footwear for the Fourth in varied dress styles

Footwear for the Fourth promises a finishing touch to costumes with a wide range of styles for dress and sport. New consignments include Garden Ties gun metal and Sailor Ties to match gowns, plus light-weight Solelite rubbers and white tan rubber options for women children and nusses. B RICH SONS Ten one F St Cor Tenth.

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