Social notes from Chevy Chase and Washington society
Eleanor Wilson and numerous debutantes are listed among Louisville and Panama connections with Italianate and diplomatic circles. The Chevy Chase Club hosts a dance with Senator Hitchcock and Judge Howry as guests, while dinners at the club and Fort Myer mark a busy social week. Engagements and weddings surface among military families, with Dorothy Duncan to Lieut Earl North and Miss Margaret Bul to Richard Dana Skinner, plus multiple receptions, teas, and box parties featuring prominent officials and their spouses.
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Chevy Chase Club
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Col
Mrs. Downey
Doorly
Omaha
Ruth Hitchcock
Senator
Hitchcock
Mas. Gordon
Robert G. Merritt
Charles B. Howry
Mary Howry
Howry
Kansas City
Reeve Lewis
Frank Ludlam
New York
William Wheatley
J. D. Fuller
Chevf& Chase Club
Miss Sheridan
Maryland
le Roy Tuttle
William P. Meredith
Alexander Britton Browne
Charles A. McKinney
William D. Connor
U.S. A
Connor
Chester Wells
U. S. N., and Mrs. Wells, Lieut. Beverly Dunn, U. S. A
Beale Howard
James Duncan Gatewood
Dorothy Duncan
Earl North
Corps of Engineers
United States Army
Washington Inauguration Night Social Kaleidoscope
Virginia Tatsall Peacock notes inaugural week in Washington as a fluid social panorama. Open houses spread hospitality across regions from South to North, with ambassadors as observers. Officials and foreign envoys mixed with citizens, Countess von Bernstorff among the foot travelers, while Mrs. Wilson and the Misses Wilson settle into informal gatherings at the White House. The Marshall and Shively households deepen social ties, with cabinet members and other figures combining hotel stays and new residences as they plan for the season.
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Washington
Countess von Bernstorff
Wilson
Marshall
Benjamin F. Shively
Senator Shively
Secretary of the Interior
Lane
Wyoming Avenue
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Burleson
Secretary of Labor
Miss Wilson
President at the Theater with Wilson Party
President and Mrs. Wilson attended a public appearance at the National Theater to see Bilile Burke in Mind the Paint Girl. The White House party of twelve included Miss Jessie and Miss Eleanor Wilson, arriving by White House car amid a brief ovation and no military display. The event featured Mrs. Wilson in smoke chiffon with gold charmeuse, Mrs. John A. Wilson in black velvet, and box attendees using stage-side seating. The president and party were greeted quietly as the orchestra omitted the national air.
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William McC. Wilson
Alfred Wilson
Jdwin Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
White House
Secret Service
John A Wilson
John A. Wilson
Margaret Wison
Eleanor Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Richmond
Washington social notes from the capital’s elite
The report lists gatherings and arrivals among prominent figures tied to the Secretary of the Navy and other cabinet members. Mrs. Charles Wellington Cobb hosts at Shoreham, while Mrs. Franklin K. Lane and Mrs. Fremont Older visit. Former officials and their companions arrive in Palm Beach and vacation plans unfold as guests travel between Washington, Chicago, and New York.
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Sixteenth Street
Kentucky
Mrs. Dennis
Gen
Mrs. Nichols
Lexington
Gen. Anderson
Richmond
Robert Patterson
New York
Swanson
Senator Swanson
Cunningham Hall
T. de Witt Talmage
Needham
Frances Scott
Lewis
Robert Powers
T. D. Stokes
W. W. Grant
Denver
Colo
Dimock Hutchinson
Q Street
Frau von Herwarth
Navy
Beekman Winthrop
Albert J. Beveridge
John F.wilkins
Auf Garrison McClintock
Henry Spencer
Miller
Sheridan
Mabel Johnson
Eno
Enoch Crowder
William Crozier
Littl
Charles Walcott
John B. Henderson
Wyoming Avenue
Secretary of the Navy
Charles Wellington Cobb
Shoreham
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Fremont Older
San Francisco
Knox
George Meyer
Whitney A. Warren
W. Murray Crane
E. H. G. Slater
Washington
Palm Beach
Mla
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Callie Hoke Smith
Ruth Mitchcock
Genevieve Clark
Sallie Williams
Margaret McChord
Emily Bland
Louisville
Ramona Lefevre
Panama
Nancy Johnson
Virginia Griffith
Owensboro
L. Lyons Lee
Mr. Brun
T. Alexander Crawford
Wallace Hackett
Portsmouth
N. H
Siamese Legation
Edward Loftus
J. H. Gore
Miss Hackett
Dever
Alexander Britton
BH. Pollock
Martin
Boston
Dowse
Catherine Weeks
Amylita Talbot
George Oakley Totten
Charles Wilson
George S. Patton, Jr
Chevy Chase
Miss Patton
Maj. Kirkpatrick
Commodore
Edward Qualtrough
Childs
Misa Childs
George Havwlland Chase
Mary McCauley
McNeely
Margaret Bul
Peter Henry Hill
Richard Dana Skinner
Detroit
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Mgr. Mackin
Mgr. Lavelle
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Henry Whipple Skinner
Lapland
William F. Dennis
Lloyd W. Bowers
Germany
Miss Bowers
Berlin
Bertie McCormick
Mrs. McCormick
Massachusetts Avenue
Lella Harrison
Morristown
N. J
Herbert Shipman
Edson Bradley
Fort Myer
Fifteenth Cavalry Band
Hilinge
Firings
Byron S. Adams
Marie Holtzmen Adams
West Indies
Florida
Renick Smith
Dallas
Tex
Charles A. Halley
Cambridge Place
Smith
Hubbard Taylor Smith
United States Consular Bureau
Charles A. Ferris
Fort Sam Houston
Mrs. Schuyler Crowninshield
Mrs. Richardson
I . Street
Navy Yard
Woman’s Army and Navy League
Army
Marine Corps
Alexander Sharp
Henry Jouett
Aulick Palmer
Patton
Arthur L. Willard
H. CC. McIntosh
Mrs. Swanson
Herbert Wadsworth
Capt
Mrs. van Horn
Ontario
Robert N. Harper
Mrs. Reed II
Reed
James A. Reed
University Hospital
David E. Finley
Frances Gist Finley
the Rochambeau
South
South Carolina
Sarah Frances Gist
Miss Finley
Charleston
Columbia
5. C
Omar Lipscomb
Georgia
Farragut Square
John Lindsey Morehead
Italy
James R. Mann
Mrs. William Sparks
Macon
Senator Bacon
Mrs
George Ruggles
Charles Ruggles
Thomas V. Hammond
Miss Douglas
Albany, N. Y
Virginia Ham
Theodore Baldwin
Salt Lake City
Corbin
Twenty-first Street
Robert G. Amies
National Theater
Josephine Maginness
New Orleans
Sylvia Metcalf
N Street
Miss Amies
Metcalf
Claud Owen
Hugh Sam
Harry Duhn
William Miler
Mrs. Rutter
T. Wouls Rutter
Spokane
Wash
Charles Morton
Cuire
Morton
Poindexter
Miles Poindexter
Army and Navy Club
Chamberlain
Senator Chamberlain
Oregon
Obadiah Gardner
Senator Gardner
Maine
John Kern
Senator Kern
Indiana
Kent
Willian Kent
California
Murdoch
Vieter Murdoch
Kansas
Kinkead, Wie
Renrsen
Eugene Kinkead
New Jersey
Clark
Chavis Clark
Kernan
Francis J Kernan
US A
Bund
Omar Bundy
USA
Senn
Rutter
Floyd Harris
P Street
Us&s
James Parker
Chauncey Baker
Brown
West Virginia
Shackleford
Dr. Shackleford
Mossoun
Cantill
Campbell Cantril
Raker
J. E. Raker
Calfornia
Apt R Cc. Burleson
Russell
J. Russell
Missouri
Warburton
Stanton Warburton
Wickersham
James Wickersham
Alaska
Joseph Jorgensen
Wittenagr
A. B. Littepagy
J. Kennedy Stout
Garland
Mrs.Norton
Whitmorr Stree
Massachusetts
Col. Norton
Virginia Tatsall Peacock
Lamar Lipscomb
Hoke Smith
Kern
Lucien H. Cocke
von Bernstorff
Frederic Courtland Penfield
Marchese Cusani
Portugal
Viscount d’Alte
Henry White
Scherr-Thoss
Underwood
Mme. von Haniel
Brownson
Mrs. Lane
St. N. W
Frank H. Hitchcock
Europe
Stimson
Long Island
Eleanor Gamble
Philadelphia
Frances G. Gemble
Mrs. Stimson
Eames MacVeagh
Chicago
Franklin MacVeagh
James Pryor Tarvin
The
Willard
Reinsford Im Rose
Florence Miller
Asheville
William Jennings Bryan
Secretary of State
Philips
Eleventh Street
Children's Department
S Store
G Street
Children’s Department
Coats
Spring
the Store of Personal Service
Oppenheimer
Boyd's
G Street N. W
Hattie M. Shacklette
F St. N. W