Brilliant Military Wedding In Washington Navy Yard Church
Miss Dorothy Gray Brooks wed Lieut. William Henry Holcombe in a formal ceremony at St Thomas Church with eight bridesmaids and eight ushers all in dress uniforms. The couple will reside at Washington barracks after a wedding trip.
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Washington Society Dinners and Dances Highlight Season
Notable Washington gatherings feature Thomas T. Gaff and other dignitaries as guests. Russian head dresses dazzle attendees while Russian ballet dancers perform until midnight. Luncheons, dinners, and entertainments at Chevy Chase Club and Shoreham showcase prominent figures like Admiral Clover, Eleanor Anthony, and Miss Barlun with a landscape of guests from high society and political circles.
Washington Social Roundup of Bridge Parties and Guests
Mrs Martin hosted an informal Bridge party complimenting Mrs Joseph Etter of Sherman Texas. Dr Francis Nash entertained at a Chevy Chase Club dinner for daughter Carolyn Nash. The Congressional Club plans a reading by Miss Faegin. Mrs William Haywood hosted a 20‑table bridge party with tea. Mrs James C Pilling returned from Savannah and a motor trip. Mrs Lloyd Bowers will close her house in Connecticut Ave April 15 and head to New York. Mrs Dales Blodgett returns from Mardi Gras and travels to Grand Rapids and Atlanta for opera. Anne Portner Flood welcomed a daughter born in Washington. Mrs Emma Gurley Adams announces the engagement of her daughter Francesca Gurley Adams to Edward Hutchison Coulson of Pasadena California. The wedding is planned for early April. Mrs Charles Boughton Wood and Miss Morgan depart for New York for the weekend. Mrs H E Lester Jones will not receive during Lent. Mrs Gillett Hill hosts Mrs Edward McClellan of Boston. Miss Lemira Gillett Hill travels to New York for a ten day vigil with aunt Miss Jessie B Gillett.
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Washington Social Season Ends With Russian Ball Aid
Tonight features a gala Washington schedule with numerous dinner parties culminating in a Russian ball at Reuscher's to aid sick and wounded czarist soldiers. Viscountess de Sibcourt Mrs. Littaver and Mrs Besle spearhead planning, with ambassadors and the Italian Ambassador and Countess di Cellere among expected attendees.
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SARGENT RETURNS TO AMERICA ON NIEUW AMSTERDAM
The famed American painter John Singer Sargent, long based in London, has booked passage to the United States aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam for his first visit in years. He secured a passport at the embassy amid speculation he may paint a portrait of President Wilson. he has previously refused commissions unless the sitter interests him. Also returning is George Gordon Moore of Detroit, friend of Field Marshal Sir John French, who will make a brief visit to New York.
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To Bay’s Aib to Beauty Hair Care Ad
An old advertisement claims an easy shampoo using canthrax dissolved in hot water. Applied to the scalp it purportedly creates a cooling lather that removes dandruff oil and dirt. Rinsing leaves hair smooth glossy and fluffy, with a heavier look.
Last Day at Pinehurst Sees Secretary Lansing Play Golf
Secretary of State Lansing finished his Pinehurst visit with an afternoon golf outing. He played in a four ball match paired with junior metropolitan champion P V G Carter but lost to Jesse Guilford of Intervale and W. E. Truesdale of Foxhill.
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