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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1916

Page

9

President and Mrs Wilson Host Musical Buffet for 300 Guests

The Meade House reception featured Julia Culp and Enrique Granados as performers arranged by Miss Margaret Wilson. Guests included ambassadors, ministers, and lawmakers, with Mrs Wilson in a rose chiffon gown and many attendees in formal satin and lace ensembles.

Julia Culp Enrique Granados Margaret Wilson Vrs Wilson Cabinet Officil Olison Mme Julia Culp Winying Mies Margaret Wilson Grana- Lee Chopin Scarlatti Mme Culp Kroup James H. Rogers Miaslo Belit Anier Har Miry Moilson Col Harts Mckhinsey Misa Margaret Wilson Miss Fones Mme Jusserand Lady Springs Risa Chinda Mime Flavenith Ainmond Mme, Zaldivar Mirg Lansing Mma Bryn Fred Britten Britten Elizabeth Britten Sidney Bailon Hlaury Aten Cooper Rose Cahiften Julian Bolling Albert Douglas Misa Benham Mra P. P. Claxton Charles Henry Butler Sinetalr Bowen Robert Chew Schluter

Francis Named Ambassador to Russia Arrives in Washington

David R. Francis, confirmed by the Senate as ambassador to Russia, arrives in Washington to confer with President Wilson and Secretary Lansing on duties of the post. He is expected to be authorized to negotiate a new commercial treaty with Russia upon reaching Petrograd.

David R. Francis

Bird Love Messenger Code Explained in Court

In a dubrénié case in New York, Mrs. Migerva B. Toler and Patrick Carey allegedly used a canary as a secret love code to whisper messages while family members were present. Miss Sarah Carey testified that Mrs. Toler sought $80,000 from the widow and $50,000 from Mrs. Carey for alleged adultery, detailing private exchanges and a code where the bird stood in for the lover.

International News Service New York Migerva B. Toler Patrick Carey Sarah Carey Patrick Hlizenéth Carey Félér Toler Sie Carey Nembéré

Lent observances begin across Catholic Episcopal and Lutheran churches

Ash Wednesday services begin across Catholic Episcopal and Lutheran parishes with Masses and ashes at multiple times. St Patrick's Church offers Masses from 6 30 AM to 9 AM and afternoon services with a sermon by Rev James A Smyth. St Paul’s and Nativity also hold multiple masses and ash distributions with benediction. Other churches including St Mary’s German Catholic Church St Margaret’s Grace Church Georgetown and St Patrick’s provide varied morning and afternoon schedules and Holy Communion in some services.

At. Patrick's Church James A. Smyth St. Paul's John McNamard St. Patrick's Church Francis St. Margaret's Church Herbert Scott Smith George W. Atkinson, Jr Grace Church Georgetown Pase Randolph H. McKim Nna Cin A

Wireless talk features of Geographic Society dinner

A National Geographic Society dinner celebrated the telephone's progress with Bell and Watson speaking on wireless and the first telephones. Speakers highlighted the invention’s global impact, Arlington radio links, and the Navy's future use. Attendees included notable lawmakers and officials, with films showing transcontinental lines and a California call to a relative.

Geographic Society Mr. Vail John J. Carty American Telephone and Telegraph Company A. N. Bethwell Thomas Watson Bell Central Exchange Son California

Rich Dad Nips Cupid Police Asked To Assist

San Francisco financier Joseph Moody seeks marriage to Marion Parka of Bite Paradise in New York. He cannot prove age with a birth certificate, prompting Chief Clerk Hart to refuse the license. Moody Sr. wires San Francisco police to intervene and halt the nuptials.

Joseph Moody New York San Francisco Washington Post Harvard Harvard Etu Himwelf Marion Parka Young Moody Nis Edward Hart Broadway Hoenss Hart Trederak S. Moody California Mr. Moody Benjamin Holsman Lynbrook L. I

Girl to wed British lawyer in divorce case shock

New York court signals inclination to grant Mrs Anna Hunter a decree while dismissing her husband Frederick W. Hunter's counter claim. The trial includes testimony about tights worn in cold weather and alleged connections with critic John B. Kerfoot. Kerfoot corroborates Mrs Hunter on platonic friendship. court questions if he witnessed the attire. Postals show Kerfoot's Chicago trip notes, including a dog recipient. London brief notes a forthcoming marriage of Lieut Col T S Nevison and Miss Mary Wick.

Black Mias Marya Black BeBewell Col Henry F. Biont Henry B. Blont Mra G. Blythe James FE. Boisseau Jamea EH. Boisseau Epee Weolmiano Pam Epre I“ Rand Ier Gillam P. Borland Eres Bradley Gan Brag- OF Jas N.G. Bradley Ber Brad' Ey Jona Page Poriag Brahany Thitiads W. Brehany Rantléy Mte W. G. Brantidy William . Brigham A. Brigham Aghrimnrown Mrs George EB. Corson Frederick V. Coville Thomas Crago Richard Crane Crane William Crozier A. S Croaser Whitman Cross Cross Helen Norris Cummins Albert B. Cummins Cummins Charles Dillon Alexander M. Dockery Venssuéla Don Santos A. Dominici Senorita Ines Dominici Wiliam Co James A. Emery Albert Estopinal Thomas Ewing David Fairohila David Fairchild George W. Fairchild Scott Ferris Scott Ferrin John H. Finney Frank L. Fisher Fisher J. S. Yaw William Fitshugh Duncan A. Fletcher Ebenezer J. Hill Hill Eewin A. Hol Jesse Hill Dorothea Holt Lw. Holt Holton A. Holton Hopkins Hottenstain B. R. Howard HR. Howard Edythe Howard L. O. Howard Mahlon H. Janney Albert Johnson Kaufman Rudolph ‘Kauffmann Kauffmann Esther H. Kautz Hdward Keating Keating Vir Inja L. Kelley J. Thomas Kelley Ise Gertrude BH. Kelsey John W. Kern A. Keyser C. B. King Clarence P. Hing N. C McCumber D. J. McGil- Hteuddy H. Ghann A H. McGhann W. BR. McKinley William McNier Charles Macnichol Henry B. F. Macfarland A. P. Madeira John Holmes Magrider James R. Mann John Mills John S. Milla Frank R. Milner International News Service New York Supreme Court Erlanger Hunter Frederick W. Henter Freehold N. J Anna Boellevitls Hunter Sarah HD. Grenor New Orleans John B. Kerfoot Kerfoot Justice Erlanger Mr. Hunter Herfoot Chicago Frashold Scrappie Hunter Washington Post London the Times T. St Aubyn Nevison R. Ff.a Mary Natalte Iat George D. Wick Youngstown Ohio

Army Navy changes of the day announce officer moves and promotions

Capt. Ben Lear Jr moves to Fort Leavenworth for duty while Capt. William Dear sails for the Philippines. Lieutenants Parker Capron and others shift commands. several second lieutenants receive promotions in cavalry, coast artillery and infantry as Maj. Walter Short is promoted to captain in the Fourth Cavalry.

Ben Lear Eighth Cavalry Fort Leavenworth Kans Army Service Schools William R. Dear Medical Corps Fort Slocum N. Y Philippine Island Cortlandt Parker Fourth Hell Artillery Webster A. Capron Field Artillery Capron Fort Stl Okla Niet Lidot Burt W. Phillips Fourteenth Infantry Dana T. Merrill Tenth Infantry Comet Artillery Corps John L. Holcombe Janes United States Lloyd A. Enfauver Fort Biocum Henry C. Mad Dux Fort Myer Sec Leutenants Coast Artilery Corpe Mil & Vacency Thsii Charles H. Chapin William P. Cherrington Charles RB. Finley Gmdge Melorion Mck HERTS Third Infantry Oscar A Btraub Twentieth Infantry Babl M Prior Arthur A Whitd Twenty Benjamin W. Mills Marshall H Quesenberry Robert L. Williams Altracandtearm John Keeliner Thirtieth Infantry Thomasp. Taylon Nineteenth Maj Walther Fourth Cavalry Mok

Naval Orders and Ship Movements Include Ensign Cauley Rite

Ensign W I Cauley Jr assigned to receiving ship Philadelphia and duty aboard on commissioning, Past Ansistatt Paymaster I D Coyle detached to supply. Sailed ships listed include Nanshan, La Pax, Guacanayaho Bay for Guantamo, Pewtucket to Newport, Utah to Guantanamo, Verusius to Newport. Arrivals include Arethusa at Guantanamo and several others to various ports. Hinkely ordered to New York yard. Lebanon moved to mining division. Nero to leave Sansettaco around 15th for west coast of Mexico.

W. I. Cauley, Jr Philadelphia Oklahoma Ansistatt I. D. Coyle Naval Academy Annapolis Nanshan la Pax Guaymes Ontario Guacanayaho Bay Guantanamo Pewtucket New York Newport Terry Apalachicola Mobile Utah Verusius New York Yard Arethusa Arkansas Baltimore Dubogus Guantanano Florida Jouett Whitestone Landing Kentucky New Orleans Michigan Panther Tortugas San Francisco South Caroline Texas Walke Charleston Worden Wyoming Hinkely Lebanon Atlantic Reef Atlantic Sannetaco Mexico New

Page of Names and Dignitaries List from a Historic Notebook

A long roster of individuals including Miss Mabel Neubeck and Mrs C W Newhouser among many names such as Senator Overman Representative O'Shaunessy Rear Admiral Pillsbury and Secretary Redfield. The fragment shows a ceremonial or official guest list with titles and multiple Mrs or Miss prefixes, likely from a diplomatic or governmental event.

Mme. Jusserand Spring- Fure Viscountess Chinda Janning Norway Mme Bryn Mme Flavenith Siam Salvador Mme. Zal Misa (Laver Ira Silas Casey Sophyase Henry F. Dimock Sinclair Bowen Francis Crowntahleld Joseph Davies J W Dwight Thenry Ebutler Hennet Thomas H Dunn Robert Chew George Hhase Thomas ‘Hazard W Bagley Miss Bagra Ethel Bagley George P. Austin Austin Julian Bolling Carl Droop Thomas Green Albert Douglas Misa Sculre van Reypen Banson Qen Crowder William Crosser Larry Harris San Francisco Lawrence W. Harris Washington American Commerce Redfield Burlegton Scott James R. Mann John W. Kern Wiliam Benson George Sutherland William Crozier John E Pillsbury Henry F Blount Peru Pezet William J. Stone Henry D. Flood George B. Chamberlain Calderon W. H. G. Bullard Samuel Reber Hiram Bingham Thomas Ewing Jacob H Gallinger Albert 5. Cumming James E. Martine Joseph G. Cannon T. P. Gore George Scriven Hrasmur Weaver William B McKinley Julius Kahn Anson Melts Harvey W. Whiley Duncan A. Fletcher Olle M. James David Porter Society Mabel Neubeck C W. Newhouser Enola H. Newhouser I. ©. Nicolaon Charles R. Nixon N. D. North North Theodore W. Noyes Noyes Howard &. Nyman Nyman Agnes Y Orr George F. O'Shaunessy Owen R B Owens Lemuél P. Padgett Padgett Calvin Paige Paige John EB. Paige Charles J. Pannill Doran R. Parks William Parks Parks M. A. Parks A. W. Jayne Micha C Peabody Henry Tucker Perey William Shippen Perry Perry Armistead Peter Armistead Peter 3d Fedrico Alfonzo Pezet Mme Eh Pezet J Pillsbury H. B. Plankinton Plankinton Miles Poindexter Poindexter Catherine ©. Polkinhorn Alkee Pomerene Pombrene John Poole Porter B. F. Saul Saul R S Searbugh Schmidt Nellie Pointer David Hunter Scott Mra Scott Hugh L. Scott USA George P Scriven Scriven Isabel Sedgley Nellie P Sedgley Nancy Senner Miles M Shand William E Julian Smoot Reed Smoot Smoot Paul Sperry Eeith F. Spofford Halver Steenerson Steenerson Dan V Stephens Stephens Thomas Sterling Sterling J. MacBrde Sterrett C . Stevens Joseph M Stoddard Stoddard Florence M. Stout William Florence M. Taylor William Thacher Mark ‘Thistlethwaite Thistlethwaite Tilson Charles B. Timberlake Timberlake O. H. Tittmann Horace M. Towner Towner Rosa Townsend S. J. Townsend C.ee Treadwell R. True Theodore N. Vail W EK. van Reypen Us.n Us.n.; Mra van Reypen John van Schaick Mra van Schaick Alexander Vogelzong Greece H. B. Waernecke Frank J. Wagner Charles D. Walcott Mrs Walcott Edward H. Wates Er. G. Walker Morton Walker W.B. Waller W. B Walar B. H. Warner H. Warner Aldice G. Warner Charles F. Warren R Waters Thomas A. Watson Mra Watson Erasmus M. Weaver

Encircled by the Human Tone Poem by Mary DAKDRIDGE SPIERS

A 1916 poem envisions a world without boundaries where speech unites humanity. It celebrates universal friendship, cross creed and race harmony, and the dawn of instant voice bridging oceans and stars in a future communication network.

Mary Dakdridge Goth

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