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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1914

Page

17

All-of-a-Sudden Peggy staged by amateurs

The unfavorable run of the dramatic piece All-of-a-Sudden Peggy by the Union Lengkur amateurs drew a large enthusiastic crowd at the Play house last night after a prior reformanée on Friday. Social notes mention many attendees and ongoing gatherings at homes and studios, with society names and forthcoming lectures and engagements across Washington.

Peggy Tunion Lengkur Playhouse Janecing Virshurless Bautton Patton D Bi Aine Alney Yennavivania Ontario Road

Engagements and society notices from Washington society pages

The column announces the engagement of Miss Lillian C. Miller of Alta Vista Maryland to Gordon Whiting MacLane of the United States revenue cutter service with a June wedding planned. It also notes the marriage of Dellmiay Lepreux to Dennis J Kane at Baltimore Cathedral on February 20, and a Lent note on Mrs Ryan Devereux not receiving Sundays. The piece then lists numerous society events in Washington including teas, receptions, dances at the Gamma Chapter Nu Lambda Pi Sorority, and a Washington birthday celebration at the Cochran Hotel. It records visitors from Knoxville and Rochester, forthcoming homecomings, and a Woodward Hotel tea. The notices cover hostesses, guests, outfits, and small social details across several households.

Lillian C Miller J Hite Miller Alta Vista Gordon Whiting MacLane United States Revenue Cutter Service Mrouis Lepreux Dellmiay Dennis J Kane Cathedral Baltimore

Washington society notes near end of week abroad

Washington society columns detail Mrs James B Aleshire and the Misses Aleshire departing for six weeks in Galveston Tex Lieut Aleshire son of Gen and Mrs Aleshire stationed there. Several others including Mrs Lee Thomas Mrs Samuel Sperker and Mrs A B Bates head to New York to sail for a Panama trip. Capt and Mrs Henry Hughes Hough visit Mrs MacMurray in DC and Windess Stopawood Mackin leaves for New York to receive a decoration from an Italian benevolent society. Countess Spotswood Mackin attends White House reception with Mrs Richard Stockton Field wearing pink and white brocade and a coronet of diamonds. Mrs Field dresses in green brocade. Capt and Mrs John Guest close their Northumberland and F street apartment for an indefinite period as Col Ruckman reports for duty in the artillery office in Washington. Henry L Underwood announces engagement of Knoxville TN residents. Royal Meeker, at the Hotel Astor with Mrs C B Alexander in Hoboken, attends meetings at city hall and Cooper Union. Mr Meeker, labor stats commissioner, travels to New York for meetings. Mr and Mrs Frank H Briggs move to the Champlain for the season. Miss Barney and Justice Barney’s daughter will be at home there starting in March. J E Lefevre and Miss Ramona Lefevre host a box party at the Belasco Theater. continued on eighth page.

Washington New York Countess Spotswood Mackin White House Richard Stockton Field Mildred Fearn Field Royal Meeker Hotel Astor C. B Alexander Castle Point Hoboken N. J Meeker City Hall Cooper Union

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