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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1907

Page

3

Desperate Escape of Mrs Depue From Stamford Sanitarium

Mary Eno Depue, once famed Connecticut beauty, escaped from Dr Givens Stamford sanitarium aided by a nurse. Police across four states sought her and her nurse, fearing confinement in a Connecticut divorce proceeding, while her husband Arthur Depue presses for her return and a court review.

Washington New York Mary Eno Depué Connecticut New York State Belle Depue Arthur W. Depue Edward Carrington New Britain Conn Henry Whittersey Fashionable Farmington Sarah Eno Adop'en Amos Eno Fifth Avenue May Carrington Thomas M. Caswell Hartford Srain Philadelphia Depus Lash J Sergeant Cram Cram South Mra. Depue

Phelps Brown presents We Are in Society charity operetta

Rehearsals for the operetta We Are in Society advance toward an April 1 3 and Belasco charity performance for the Junior Republic. The show features catchy songs and a plot about dangers in international intrigue with a fortune hunter, a Senator father, and a clerk seeking a raise as Congress acts.

Phelps Brown Belasco Republic Rauscher Washington Brown Connecticut Avenue Hoe Congress

Educational Content Back Numbers Availability

Answers to the Educational Content will be received up to and including April 1. Contestants can secure back numbers of catalogues at the office of publication. aHADHIVE

Ahadhive

Social and Personal Notes Follow Tea Table Style

A prettily appointed tea table featured yellow jonquils and ferns, with candles in the same color theme. Miss A Noble presided while Miss Price served punch, and guests wore white voile and turanola blue gowns. Capt. Joseph M. Simmy and Mr. Simms have returned to New Bedford, Mass.

Misa Hacklette Miss Bell Adelaide Noble Miss Price Joseph M. Simmy United States Revenue Cutter Service Mr. Simms New Bedford Mass

Social gossip from New York clubs and fur market openings

Social columns sketch opening at Colony Club 122 Madison Avenue with 1000 guests including Mrs Clarence Mackay and Mrs William Jay, amid fashion, wit, and critique. Fur market notes report London sales at high prices with mink up 0 percent, silver fox cautious. Americans buying less though Germany and France rise. Twentieth Century Club reception in Chicago honors W H Mallock with multilingual talk, fashion notes on Mrs Robert Hotz and other society figures. A late item urges beautifying chairs for invalids, backed by Mrs Francis Burrall Hoffman.

Colony Club Madison Avenue New York Colony Clarence H. Mackay William Jay Richard Irvin Clu Elizabeth Marbury Mina Sarpury John Jacob Astor J. Borden Harriman Bishop Henry C. Potter Hal Winter Garden Rachel Croethers Clyde Fitch Grace Chapin Sybil Douglas Anne Kountze Mackay Lee Tailor Oliver Harriman Upper West Side London America Germany France Russia Twenteth Century Club F. B. Turck Chicago W. H. Mallock Mallock Columbia College Bestia Gates Ross Turck Mallogh Mullock Bishop Silva Lisbon Amelia United States Beng J. M Dickinson Bryan Lathrop Birs F. R. Chandler Laverne W. Noyes Franklin MacVeagh Eames MacVeagh Alfred Gwynne Vanderhil

Society Notes on W Macyward and Fashion Headlines

A string of social chatter highlights New York society including Mrs Winthrop Percy Smith, known as Miss Francis Livingston, with drafts of potential Broadway plays. Couture descriptions feature Gladys Vanderbilt, Leila Bryce, Natale Knowlton, and others, while London reports Henry Norman's contemplated marriage to Miss Priscilla McLaren amid prior marriages and cosmopolitan ties. The Pilgrims Society plans a March 28 dinner for James Bryce at the Waldorf Astoria with over 500 invited, signaling a high-society cross-Atlantic gathering.

New York Philadelphia Winthrop Percy Smith Mrs. Smith Gladys Vanderbilt Mrs.Vanderbit Gladys Natale Knowlton Miss Vanderbilt Harriet Daly D. Parker Morgan Wales Cholig Jack McCullough Richard Trimble Fenthern Larry Water Cynthia Burden Jimmy Ly Saucy Evelyn Parsons Heatrice Gladys Mills Evelyn Burden Empire J. Stewart Barney Cholly Annie Morgan London Henry Norman Priscilla McLaren Charles B. B. McLaren Marie Muriel Dowie Karpath Lane Norman Howard Arthur Fitzgerald Niagara Falls Japan Russia Pilgrims’ Society of James Bryce Waldof- Astoria

Pilgrims Plan Reception For Bryceons In New York

The Pilgrims Society of England notes London farewell for the Ambassador. New York hosts for Bryce arrival. Ottawa visit to Earl Grey and Lady Grey. Mrs. Levi P. Morton recuperates and may travel south. Elizabeth A. C. White receives LL D, praising dressmakers knowledge. Convention in Hoffman House reflects harmony with corset debates cut.

London Pilgrims’ Society of England New York Bryce America New ‘York Levi P. Morton South Misa Morton Elizabeth A. C. White Dreasmakers' Protective Association Hoffman House Miss White Dex

Persian Missionary to Speak at Woman's Society Annual Meeting

Rev. F. M. Jordan of Teheran will address the twenty-eighth annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Washington Presbytery. The event at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church starts Tuesday at 10 o'clock with officer elections and a basket luncheon. Also notes Minister Peirce's departure from London to Boston aboard Cym t.

F. M. Jordan Woman’s Society Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Washington Presbytery New York Avenue

Errors in Justice and the Sea’s Unending Challenge

In England the sea repeatedly breaches the coast causing land loss and coastal damage. A single tidal event can erase half a mile of land with villages and forests submerged, and one county has ceded 374 acres in recent years despite royal efforts.

Royal Commission Great Britain

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