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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1911

Page

15

Society Notes From Washington and Tucson Weddings

Mrs. Tennent Mrs. Fred and Miss Simms hosted a Thursday evening dance with many attendees from Fredericksburg Ronky Mount Hamilton and Alabama plus local families. A Y M C A recital featured Master George Maskey playing De Bernot and Schumann pieces. A Tucson wedding united Miss Katherine M Richmond and Mr William M Beyersdorfer at St Xavier Old Mission with a formal luncheon at Santa Rita Hotel. The couple plan a Phoenix home then a Pacific coast summer.

Katherine M. Richmond Washington William M. Beyersdorfer Los Angles Phoenix Ariz St. Xavier Tucson Gunrazes Father Severan Teresa McDonald Thomas Bard Bard California Santa Rita James A. Richmond Pacific Coast Beyersdorfer Auto Club of the West Arizona Club

Mary Loretta Mitchell Weds John C Naylor at Trinity Church

Miss Mitchell becomes Mrs John C Naylor after a Tuesday ceremony at Trinity Episcopal Church officiated by Rev Richard Williams. The reception at the Mitchell home followed with about 200 relatives and friends attending, bridesmaids and family listed among the hosts and guests.

Thomas A. Mitchell Mary Loretta Mitchell John C. Naylor Trinity Episcopal Church Richard ©. Williams Mitchell Margaret Mitchell Hazel Naylor C. Reagan Marie Reagan Elizabeth B. Shell Marcy M. Mitchell Carl Jacobson J. B. Crowley

Social News Gathers Friends Visiting and Weddings

New York resident Mr Felix Neil spent time with Harry and Irvin Hollander. Mrs Rosenberg and daughter Audery returned from Columbus Ohio with Mrs Cohen and Kaufman family joining in a new Lanter Place home. Helen Barnes and Andrew Smith set a Baltimore ceremony officiated by Dr Charles Rubenstein. Beatrice Block entertained guests including Hoffa Sanger Strasburger Einstein Cohen and others after dancing and supper. Hétty Abraham returns from Farm School and Teckla Sondheimer travels to Atlantic City and New York before Washington visit.

Helen Barnes J. Wallace Barnes Andrew T. Smith Baltimore Charles A. Rubenstein Gertrude Kronheimer Beatrice Block New York Helene Hoffa Rena Sanger Eadrid Strasburger Louise Einsteim Florence Cohen Pauline Kronsheimer Philip Brown Albert Hinstein Norman Misher Ralph Fleisher Emanuel Haas Harold Litchenstein Milton Fisher Joseph Levy Albert Steinem Milton Nathan Joseph Goldsmith Teckla Sondheimer Atlantic City Miss Sondheimer Washington

Bartered Bride charms Met Opera crowd in New York

A large audience at the Metropolitan Opera House watched SOCIETY outside the capital Metana's The Bartered Bride. Ladies in turquoise, heliotrope, white satin and other finery filled boxes including Nos. 2, 3, 12, 18, 23, and 32. The piece also highlights gold lace, diamonds, pink roses, and notable wear by Mrs. Roosevelt and others. A separate note mentions fishskin dresses worn by Amur River communities in East Siberia.

Metana Metropolitan Opera House New York Edmund L. Baylies William Douglas Sloane Charles A. Childs H. de Serkeley Parsons Charles B. Hillhouse George Wolcott Hubbell Hubbell’ Rowland W. E. Groesbeck Fowler Lewis Iselin Moses Taylor de Lancey Kountze Philip Boyer Beatrice Flagg John T. Atterbury John EB. Roosevelt Jean Roosevelt Gladys Roosevelt Stanley Mortimer George Rose Henry Brookman William May Wright Amory G. Carhart Amur Siberia

Paradox of shampoo slowing hair drying in old advice

Mae Martyn notes in the Los Angeles Record that shampooing can help hair dry faster, scalp cleansing improves tresses, and a home rinse using canthrax may be promoted, with cautions about purity and cost.

Mae Martyn Los Angeles

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