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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1917

Page

10

Russians Born in Hungary Gather for Inaugural Visit

Out-of-town guests including Greek Catholic Union officers parade through the city for the inauguration. They plan to petition President Wilson to designate July 18 for relief collections for orphans and widows of Andro Rusins who fell in battles abroad.

Greek Catholic Union Nestor Volenszky Pittsburgh George Kondor Conemaugh Michael J. Hanchin Homestead Amerikansky Russky Viestnik George Komlos Uhro-Rusin Greek Catholic Union John Drimak Alex Kostelsnik Uhro-Rusin , Falcons Michael Koparz The Falcons Michael Nemeth Trenton N. J Hungary Wilson

Inaugural Week Socials Highlight Washington Guests

Washington hosted a flood of dignitaries and relatives during inauguration week. Sen and Mrs Saulsbury and Rep Rogers attended dinners with ministers and diplomats while Mrs Marshall and Mrs Lane hosted luncheons. A Red Cross military benefit at Belasco Theater drew notable figures including Mrs Newton Baker and Mrs Joseph Daniels.

United Service Woman's Branch American Red Cross Belasco Theater Josephne Daniels Hugh L. Scott George Barnett Benson Mayo Coffman Elizebeth Moore Mme Christian Hauge Haines Admiral Haines David Belasco John Miller Horton Mabel Boardman Proctor R. D. Shepherd Newton Baker Josephus Daniels William S. Benson

Social Venerable Dinners Note Washington Events

Gen and Mrs Barnett hosted a dinner at the Marine Barracks in honor of Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Roosevelt.Guests included Senator Weeks Gen Lejeune and other senior officers. parallel engagements featured Miss Dorcas Surth's upcoming marriage to Commander John Parker Jackson U N with details on attendants ushers and venue at Grasslands CC.

William W. Harta William M. Ingraham George Barnett Marine Barracks Dorcas Sorth Max Surth Yokohama John Parker Jackson U. N St. John's Episcopal Church Bishop Harding Campbell Graef EK Street Katharina DuBosaé Olive Graef Arthur Hamsay Eugene Anderson Columbia, Tenn Lelia Barr Anderson Lemuel Padgett

Hearing on Playhouse Case Before Justice Stafford

A motion to dismiss the Playhouse noise case will be heard tomorrow in the District Supreme Court by Justice Stafford. Attorneys D T Wright T Morris Wampler and Frank Z Hogan represent George T Eustis and Eldridge E B Jordan about alleged lack of legal remedy and undue delay. Justice Stafford had earlier ordered dances and social functions at the Playhouse must end by 11 30 p m.

Playhouse Justice Stafford District Supreme Court D. T. Wright T Morris Wampler Frank Z. Hogan George T. Eustis Eldridge EB. Jordan Admiral Seaton Schroeder N Street Northwest

Carlisle band serenades Washington in Continental Congress event

The Carlisle Indian band led by Capt Tyrrell performed at the Gasino Theater for a Home Club benefit, delivering The Washington Fest march and First Brigade before lunch hours. The show drew large crowds before the troupe departed for Carlisle, Pa, after a capacity crowd. Also in town were noted detectives including Charles White of York, a key figure in unraveling the Eleansy conspiracy and protecting President Wilson.

Tyrrell Carlisle Washington Post Washington Continental Congress Department of the Interior Gasino Theater First Brigade CarHsie Wilson Charles & White York Department of Justice White

Guests of the Youngs Host Various Dinners and Guests

Representative James Young of Texas and Mrs Young host Mrs Youngs cousin Mrs C W Shaw of Dallas and Miss Janis Nash of Kaufman as house guests. Mrs Charles Proctor of Great Neck leaves after Willard visit. Rep and Mrs Heincheloe plan weeks in Madisonville Kentucky. Howard Reeside entertains at dinner with Amy Brooks guest Harriet Shimer from Allentown. Other guests include Rep and Mrs Charles Ward Robert Cogswell and Lenwood Ott. Mrs Glenn cousin of Admiral Fletcher attends. Walter Scott Penfield hosts at Chevy Chase Club dinner.

Daniel Borden Chevy Chase Club Barber Rochester William Cine Borden Borden Staton Lieut Wilkinson Sanders Philadelphia Carolyn Nash Gardiner H. Bell Miss Johnston Ellen Shipman Adelaide Heath Pitt Scott Jewell Milne Chew Robert H. Kelton Charles Woodruff Boston Joseph P. Tracy Dwight E. Aultman William Kelly Kincheloe David H. Kincheloe Frances Elgin Madisonville Misa Shirley Kemper Cimernnati Cohen George M Young Mollie Horton George M. Young William W. Hastings James Young Texas Young C. W. Shaw Dallas Tex Janis Katherine Nash Kaufman Charles ©. Proctor Great Neck Long Island the Willard Howard Reeside Amy Brooks Harriet Shimer Allentown Charles B. Ward Robert Cogswell Lenwood Ott Clarence A. Aspinwall Howard Coffin Detroit Walter S. Gifford New York Robert F. Glenn Glenn Franklin, Pa James Hugh Keeley Eost Capitol Street Glenn Ia Admiral Fletcher Walter Scott “Penfield Wee

Mrs M and Hunt at Muskogee to visit after inauguration

Mrs M and Hunt of Muskogee Oklahoma will depart next week after spending a few days at the Willard for the inauguration. Miss Ruth Pullman, guest of Mr Littleton Leake and Miss Margaret Lake at Stoneleigh Court, will leave soon with her father Col John W Pullman from the Army and Navy Club for Fort Monroe. Miss Pullman has been the honor guest at many parties.

Luther W. Mott Representative Mott New York Congressional Club Edgar D Johnson Oswego Messrs Thaddeus Willson Ernest E. Jones Tennessee Washington Everett M. Hillson Gladys Christy Margheritta Tillman Annapolis Margaret Tincaln Boston Miss Tillman M. & Hunt Muskogee Okla the Willard Ruth Pullman

Bridge party for Columbia Club ladies Monday at clubhouse

The regular fortnightly bridge party for the ladies of the Columbia Country Club and their guests will be held at the clubhouse on Monday starting at 2 o'clock. The gatherings are popular with nineteen tables reported at the last event, often with lunch prior to the game.

Officials Favor Inaugural Change to April Date

A national committee meeting will discuss moving the inauguration to the last Thursday in April. Henry B. F Macfarland notes 30 years of weather data show April nights warmer and less freezing than March 4. Secretary Daniels cites Congress timing. Speaker Clark backs broader reform to schedule terms in August or October.

Vigeoroua National Committee Oolfork Henry B. F Macfarland Evans Building Macfarland Weather Bureau Congress Daniels Champ Clark House Senate

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