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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1913

Page

16

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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