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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1907

Page

45

Social and Personal Notes From Washington Society

A Washington society roundup notes Secretary of War and Mrs Taft as guests at dinner with Mme Past or hosting Luncheon. Mrs Qualtrough hosts a bridge party for Mrs Walter and the Pruyn sisters plan a bridge and luncheon. Gen and Mrs Bell and many notables attend events while the Coltons plan return via Mexico. the Carrells announce a birth. the Regeras relocate to Soldiers Home.

Secretary of War Mrs. Taft Mme. Pastor Mrs. Qualtrough Walter Burkett Henry C. Ide Ide Taf J. Franklin Bell Newlands le Breton John A. Logan Ferguson Hamilton Wright Justice Moody Judge Chambers Clark Bawards Mra. Qualtrough Capt Qualtrough Newport Pruyn Albany N.Y Wil Senator Mra Burkett Lincoln, Nebr Gunston Hall Francia Colton Colton California Mexico William P. Regera Ontario Soldiers' Home Miag Browning Rogers

Social Gossip on Fashion Figures and Westernelites

A spirited column notes Louis Broguiere, newly in New York, and Western women who captivate New York society. It mentions Miss Laura Swan, possible forthcoming marriage abroad with the Dyers, and Countess Festeties sailing to the south of France amid name confusion. It catalogs hair fashions, ostrich plumes, and long feathers, plus women pioneering in motor boating, all reflecting society’s flirtation with trendsetters and risk.

Louis Broguiere New York Paul Rainey Loctinvar Daughters of the Elect Newport Broguiere Miss Swan Elisha Dyers Bruguere Dyers Festeties J. B. Haggin France Countess Festetics Fifth Avenue Gaingborough Duchess of Devonshire Paris

Novel large luncheon with poetry gifts for guests

Mrs Stuyvesant Fish hosted a landmark winter luncheon with forty two guests seated at a long Venetian table. Each place featured a flower basket, a ribboned name tag, and an edited quotation card. Conversation spanned witty verses, opera notes, and social highlights among Mrs Gould and other prominent guests.

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