Miss Grady Tagalls to Wed British Official in Washington
Miss Grady Tagalls will wed Malcolm Arnold Robertson, first secretary of the British embassy, at noon in St John’s Church. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev. Roland Cotton Smith with a small assembly including embassy staff, Secretary of State Lansing, and relatives. After a Lafayette breakfast, the couple will depart for Hot Springs for a fortnight, then return to establish a home in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Tagalls
Melville E. Enegalls
Cincinnati
Hot Springs
Malcolm Arnold Robertson
St. John's Church
Roland Cotton Smith
Spring- Tice
Lansing
Ingalls
New York
William Phillips
Ss Ya
Charming Cleveland Park Hostess Wedding Recalls Washington Social
A society note outlines the wedding of Miss Mary Harden Parker to Dr. William Otia Bailey U S N at the Parker home on Ontario Road. It also tracks patrons and guests in Washington society, including visits by the Duchess de Richelieu, officers of the US C and Confederate veterans, and various prominent guests from New York, Baltimore, and New Jersey at local hotels and events.
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His Slater
Mary Hardin Parker
William Otia Bailey
Parenta
Edwin Pearson Parker
Ontario Road
Duchess de Richelieu
Charles Broadway Rouss
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Nomura
Washington
New York
Hotel Astor
Recital at Arts Club Promises Formal Evening
Mr. R D Engel chairman of the Arts Club entertainment committee issued invitations for a recital tomorrow evening at the club house. Featured artists include soprano Miss Caroline Curtiss and the Arts Club Trio with Mrs. Lewis violinist Miss Linton pianist and Mr. Walton cellist, joined by Mrs Charles H Munich.
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R D. Engel
The
Arts Club
Caroline Curtiss
Lewis
Linton
Walton
Mra
Charles H. Munich
Seymour Erskine Nuptials Highlight Embassy Staff Wedding
The marriage of Violet Erskine secretary at the British embassy and Horace Seymour third secretary will be held Monday morning in the embassy chapel at 11 o'clock. The ceremony will be performed by Mr. Faries of New York with the ambassador and staff present. Attendants are limited to a best man. The couple planned to sail for England but will remain for the press. Others hosting and attending a series of social events include Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin in New Hampshire Avenue and Gen. and Mrs. Hugh L. Scott among other embassy and Washington figures. Miss Callie Doyle travels to Kittsburg for niece Mary Moreland’s wedding to Lawrence Hudon Vilus of Chicago, with Miss Sara Moreland as a flower girl and Mrs. Stanhope Wood Nixon as matron of honor. The guest list includes several prominent diplomats and society names.
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Lafayette
Missa Ingalls
Melville E. Inerlis
New York
Georga Inewalls
Chictago
Albert Ingalls
Cleveland
Misa Anne Ingallis
Yale
Groton
Fay Ingalls
Violet Erskine
Horace Seymour
Mer. Faries
Callie Doyle
Wriday
Kittsburch
Mary Moreland
Andrew McLain Moreland
Lawrence Hudgon Vilus
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
Missy Helen Marye
United States
Andrew Moreland
Pittsburgh
Marge
Rosalie Spang
Nice
France
Witlard
Social Guests Dine With Belmont Hoats Hosts
Mr and Mrs Belmont Hoats entertained 30 guests at a dinner last evening. Mr and Mrs Wheeler, wintering at the Willard, have left for San Francisco. Mrs Edwin Parker Jr arrived from Panama to visit her parents Representative and Mrs Henry Matthews. Small family stay in Washington NC but will return for the extra session. Mr John McRea Parker arrives today from Philadelphia to attend the
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Perry Belmont
William R. Wheeler
the Willard
San Francisco
Edwin Pearson Parker, Jr
Panama
Henry Matthews
John
Small
Washington, N. C
John McRea Parker
Philadelphia
Costly Picture House Among World’s Biggest
One of the nation’s largest moving picture houses is planned for Washington at Tenth and F streets northwest. Harry M. Crandall’s Crandall Theaters group announces a $800,000 project to seat 2,500, with 1,400 on the main floor and 900 in the balcony. Construction window five months, opening October 1 alongside another Crandall house.
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Washington
Harry M. Crandall
Crandall Theaters
Tenth and
F Streets
Crandall
Highteenth, Street
Columbia Road
Tenth
F Street
Tenth Street
Ford Theater
Mr. Crandall
Barry Bulkley
F. A. Muehleisen
Tucker K. Sands
Fred 5. Swindell
Theodore AM. Judd
Francis S. Dunnigan
F. H. Smith
A. Howard Richards
Women Labor Group Forms Cooperative District Committee
Mrs. William Hitz of the National Library for the Blind was elected permanent chairman of the Federated Cooperative Committee of the District of Columbia organized by the Department of Labor in the Public Library. The committee unites women from clubs and churches to aid wage earning women with employment, training, and a city labor clearing house, with Cornelia H Hill as temporary secretary and Grace Porter Hopkins as assistant. The group will meet Tuesday at 2:30 PM at the Department of Labor to finalize plans.
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William Hitz
National Library For the Blind
Federated, Cooperative Committee of
of Columbia
Department of Labor
Public Library
Thia City
Mias Cornelia H. Hill
Grace Porter Hopkins
Immigraion
Caminetti
Charles
P. Grandfield
Thos. W. Calver
Antoinette Peterson
Ardell Payne
Hill
Kate Vv. Smoot
Katherine Brady
Giles Scott Rafter
Virginia King Frye
George W. Kiehm
William E. Andrews
C. F. Keyser
Jeannette Carter
Charles Goldsmith
Six Savants Dine At $500 Plate In Wooded Hotel Feast
Six men with interests in history and literature attended a $500-a-plate dinner at a Philadelphia hotel. Hosted by George G Herve, a New York banker and archaeology patron, the meal was served in a transformed room resembling a woodland dell with real blossoms and spring decor. Guests names were not released.
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Philadelphia
Georgge G. Herve
New York
Belshazzar
Dr Braddock Jr. Dies in Hadenfield Minnesota
Dr Braddock Jr a famed cholera and smallpox expert dies at his home from tropical fevers contracted years ago in Burma He perfected a smallpox vaccine used in the tropics and authored many medical works his public health writings focused on sanitation and disease control
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Hadenfield, MN. J
Charles 8. Braddock Jr
Biam
Tropics
Braddock
Rev Otto Bremer Resigns Pastoral Post for Mission Work
Cumberland Maryland March 23 Rev Otto A Bremer resigns as pastor of St Mark's Lutheran Church Oakand after three years to pursue home missionary work in Washington State. Special to The Washington Post. cholera and Siam isolation camps referenced in dispatch.
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Washington Post
Cumberland, Md
Otto A. Bremer
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Oak
Washington State
SINGS TO AID BLIND SOLDIERS AT BELASCO
Mme Alys Larroyne, soprano with Paris and The Hague Grand Opera companies, will sing at the Belasco on April evening to aid blinded soldiers along the far flung battle line. Maj Robert Middlemiss, British officer blinded at Gallipoli, also contributes. benefit under the permanent war relief fund.
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Mme
Alys Larroyne
Paris
Hague
Belasco
Alliad Soldiera
Robert Middlemiss
Gallipoli
Permanent War Relief Fund
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