Social and Personal Dinner in Honor of Shaws
A Washington dinner honored the retiring Secretary of the Treasury and his wife hosted by Dr and Mrs Barrie at their Highlands apartment. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Douglas Robinson of New York and their daughter Miss Corinne Robinson. the couple sail for Europe next Saturday. Miss Robinson will be presented at court in London and remain for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie
Douglas Robinson
Corinne Robinson
New York
Joy
Europe
Miss Robinson
London
John R. Drexel
Newport
Villa Colony
Hotel Astor
L’ecole Maternelle Francaise
Twenty-eighth Street
Ryr
Alliance Francaise
West Twenty-eighth Street
Georges Rambaud
J. West Rooseveltt
Bo Wneame
Charles Polliems
Journet
Gillbert Mule
Barlato
Miss Munson
Harry Lehr
Paris
Reginald Lester
Lehr
James Haven Hyde
Rue Adolphe Adam
Mr. Hyde
Hermitage
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Hyde
Helen Hall
Br. Sane
Dr. Culver
William A. Clark
Montana
Col. Day
Natchel
Charles Carroll
Italy
Whitney Hof
Nicé
Festetics
William F. Sheehan
Riviera
Edward Ayer
Society gossip links Muriel Wilton to Prince Francis of Teck
In London Miss Muriel Wilton, famed society beauty, may wed Prince Francis of Teck after years of speculation. The King resists a match with the brother of England’s future queen, and flirtations with the Marquis de Beveras arise. Mrs Arthur Wilson hosts a lively Carlton dinner as New York society notes Mrs Willam Astor’s public appearance with her daughter Mrs M Orme Wilson on Fifty Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Wilton
London
Prince Francis of
Teck
King Award
Marquis
Carlton
Arthur Wilson
Prince Frencis
Marite Dee Beveras
Ociety
New York
Willam Astor
M. ‘Orme Wilson
Fifty Avenue
Berlin
Countess von Arnim
America
England
Miss Beauchamp
Priscilla
Social whirl tied to Astors and European royals
A crowded society page traces Mrs. Astor and Mrs. Wilson amid Four Hundred circles, notes her aging health and possible reduced public activity, and cites Miss Mary Van Alen summoned from London. It reports the Dowager Empress of Russia visiting England, King Edward's frail health, and plans for royal and aristocratic movements across Biarritz, Copenhagen, and London, with American guests and Newport developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieader
Mary van Alen
Mrs. Astor
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dress Goods Department
G Street
Bolienne
Belfast
David and
John Anderson
Batiste
Whiteley
Sporting
Max Bremerton
City Today
Shaws
Polymnis Club
Herbert Wadsworth
Jean Reid
Great Britain
Reid
Miss Reld
Miss Clabaugh
Philadelphia
W. M. Morgantones
John Henry Brooks
Helen de Clifford
Arthur Harrison Wilson
Sixth
United States Cavalry
Winifred Davis
New Orleans
Washington
J. W. Shaw
Kia
Rhode Island Avenue
Nellie Norwood
of & Street Northwest
Roose
Iss Norwood
Louise Soufferle
Helen Soufferle
Genevieve Kinnear
Rose Mayer
Marjorie Morrison
Patrine Zah
Helen Sammy
Marguerite Munn
Marguerite Neal
Corinne Brackett
Frances Carpenter
Misene Summy
Jane Wright
Henry Wardeman
Woodward
Lothrop
Altamont
Aleghenies
F Street Nw
Eleventh
F Streets
Woodward & Lathrop
Altamont Spring. Water Co
Russia
Queen Alexandra
Biarrits
Copenhagen
Georga Keppel
Willemwaldort Astor
Sweden
Margaret of Connaught
Oscar
Order of Innocence
Lord Compton
Nairobi
East Africa
Lord Anglesey
Edward
Bis Majesty
Denmark
Biarritz
Ernest Cassel
Royal Entertainment Syndicate
Ita
Sandringham
Aplenala
Alexandra
Ghgland
Kimg
Consuelo
Duchess of Marlborough
W. E. Vanderbilt, Jr
Sidney Brooks
George Westinghouse
Erskine Park
Lenox
Mays
Pittsfield
John Ford
May Cavendish - Bentinck
George Cavendiah Bentinck
Ford
Sir Clare Ford
Ntinued
Penna, Ave
STE Pa
Kolonial Oxfords
South
Gibson
S. Kann, Sons & Co
King’s Blue
China
Ours
Watch Sale
F. Droop & Bons
M. Fis
F. F. Droop & Sons CO
Ava
V. D. Rosen
Warkington
E. L. Goddard
F Street
N. W
Wabhington Ngton Post Baek Gaiaiog
Ree Er Pe Ee
Poiliz Garment Shor
Eleventh Street
Hattie M. Shacklette
Galv
Et the Nations Dermatet, Taatitete
Eas Fiat
Fable
Sesersessesane
Walford’s Sporting and Athletic Goods
Pa. Ave
Amy
Old Colony Co
H St
Berry
Whitmore Steteners Co
St., Cor
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