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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1917

Page

22

Fragmented OCR List From Continent Road And Nearby

A garbled OCR transcription lists numerous names, titles, and fragments. It names people such as Harnar, Miss Jara Good, Ellie Murphy, Lillian F, Mrs Hellmann, and many others with scattered initials and uncertain roles. The text appears as a jumble of personal names, titles, and partial entries with no cohesive article or event.

Mre Harnar Jara Mabel Jews Dante Ellie Murphy Wises Lillian F Aligen En Smith Hellmann Frertraide Bourner Wilder Hartin Misa Anadale Vind Gwendoline Oilman Mays Colburn Hoyears Alan Vass MooTokir Voss Naene Robinson Gornles Wolf Mos Shaw Missy Nellie Roarahaweh Moss Vana i Harvey Queenie Mary Lazvird Reith Keifer Rosither Fearyer van Driesen Bueiler

St Patrick Dansante Compliments Mr Ralph Bricker Studio Hall Maysh

Massachusetts avenue hosts a St Patrick dansante in honor of Mr and Mrs Ralph T Bricker at Studio Hall Maa sh guests include Law rence Keleher family and many distinguished attendees from local social circles. Notable names: Ralph T Bricker, Lawrence Keleher, Charles Ray Wise, William Beall, Theresa Keleher, Bertrum Smith. Event benefits Hebrew Union College scholarship fund through a card party by Mrs Abram Simon.

J ‘Ierbuchen F A Williams Walter F W Hardel Carl V Weakley C A Hellmann R H Davidson E G Bourner H J Wilder H H Holzbelchein J W Trushein Roland S T Hooth G W Atmore P J Pung Wade Imrie J Imrie John van Vliet Frank Fuller A G Burden Witham C Ashford E M Johnson J Dunn By McLaren W Roy Dillon A Baker L Hagarn S Highfield Douglass J. E Speigle Mo Oh Resin Coff G H Shaw Maceron M C Everett M J Jester Fowler Wiernik DeWeale Tharpe Jackson Ave Henretty E Manion H Keene H Grieb I E Naylor A G' O Brien G R Morrisey Lawrence Keleher Massachusetts Avenue St Patrick Dansante Ralph T Bricker Studio Hall Mavsh Miro Mix Thelcher John 7Aline Bertha Tenking Thomas A Keleher Julit Greene Harles Ray Wise Abram Simon Hebrew Union College

Atlantic City Visit Ends for Hopfenmaters Cousin Return

A fragment notes Mrs Fanny Ma and Mr Louis Hopfenmater returning Thursday after a two week stay in Atlantic City, with mention of a cousin's ear and family travel.

Mra Fanny Ma Mra Louis Hopfenmater Atlantic City

Hyattsville Social Briefs Highlight Local Events and Weddings

Hyattsville society notes cover a Riverdale Current Topics Club meeting on child welfare hosted at Mrs J R Whelply’s home, a Tuesday night marriage of Miss Margarete Campbell to Charles Q Johnson officiated by Rev A E Stockebrand, and various community happenings. Attendees included George P Hickey and Mrs Thomas Ladson. the Johnsons will reside in Hyattsville. The Hyattsville Men’s Club hosted a smoker at Pinkney Memorial Church, while the Freshman class plans an April 14 program at the school assembly hall. The Women’s Civic League was hosted by Mrs S C Sturgis with guests from Washington. The Fort Foote High School Literary Society held panels and recitations with multiple students participating. Harold Lasseer returned from Cuba to Upper Marlboro, and Miss Madeleine Merkling visited, with other locals mentioned as guests or travelers.

Riverdale Mra J R. Whelply Misa Margaret Elizabeth Campbell East Hyattaville Charles Q. Johnson A E Stockebrand First Baptist Church George P. Hickey Thomas Ladson Johnson Will Hive Hyattsville Pariah Hall Pinkney Memorial Church Higherbook E Assembly Schuol Women's Civic League of Sturgis Halle Taggert William Hill Washington Seabrooke Fort Foote High School Literary Society Edith Lansbury Agnes Thorne Irene Busey Genevieve Gibbons Grace Thorne Hubert Mattingly Brooke Kerby Herbert Thorne Roy Lansbury Roland Mattingly William Thorne Nellie Lansbury Phoebe Hungerford Laura O'Flaherty Nettie Webster Clara Kerby Arthur Taylor Montrue Mattingly Harold Lasseer Upper Marlboro Cuba Madéline Merkling Angela Vandoren Anda Theodore J . Vandoren EB Dannenhower Ward Dannenhower Pittsburg Jack Clarrett, Ind

Y M C A Notes Show Washington Artists Works Displayed

A permanent display of works by Washington artists opens in the YMCA central building assembly hall tomorrow. The list includes Mise Serah Munroe and others with titles like The Committee on War Relief, The Bohemian Girl, Nude Figure of a Boy, and Cape Ann. An informal concert follows from 7 to 8 o'clock in the lobby with several assistants noted.

Washington Assembly The Young Men's Christian Association Mise Serah Munroe Committee On War Relief Catherine C. Critcher Bertha Noyes Maggie Misa Octavic Gilmour Bertha L Perrie Jane Foster Clara Saunders Elien Day Hale Fording Plec North Carolina Mathilda Leisenring H .K. Bush-Brown Alexis Beany Richard Norris Brook Cape Ann Krgl Grand Johnston Richard Drum Engel Edgar Nye Josephine Gould James Dickinson Mina Lilian Nichol Ha.& Moreton Will Asatet

Rockville Society and Local Visits Highlight Week

Miss Esther Hitchcock of Washington visits Rockville while Miss Amy Robertson hosts the Hychie Club gathering with cards and luncheon. The Rockville Garden Club recently organized meets at Dr Ernest Bullard's home with talks on The Garden Plan and Solis. The Dawsonville Woman's Club holds its last meeting at Mrs James H Jones. The St Marys Catholic Church women serve meals for church benefits as George A Chadwick visits Alexandria.

Esther Hitchcock Washington Amy Robertson Annie McGuire Rose Clagett Purcellville Visi Frank Simpson Naomi Bagley Rockville L. A Thomas Cedar Grove Arthur Beall Darnestown Pittsburgh Sallie Young Alma King Katherine King Dawsonville Kentucky St. Mary's Catholic Church George A Chadwick Alexandria

Miss Margaret Houck Returns Home From Germantown Visit

Miss Margaret Houck of Baltimore recently visited relatives in Germantown and has now returned to her home at Washington Grove.

Washington Grove Margaret Houck Baltimoora Germantown

University Notes on Appointments and Society Events

G W U notes several faculty promotions at Emerson Institute and Yale Law School. Miss Margaret Wilfley leaves Columbian College for Columbia University. Fraternity activities at Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Mu and Sigma Chi are reported, with pledges, social events, and a birthday banquet planned. Members receive updates from Delta Tau Delta and Theta Delta Chi, including a St Patrick day dance.

Margaret Wilfley Columbian College Columbia University New York Lambda Phi Sigma Kappa Raleigh Phi Mu M Elizabeth Speiser Theta Delta Chi

Georgetown Law School Delegates Race in Virginia Contest

Georgetown Law School students discuss Wilbur C Hall of Loudoun County Virginia as a candidate for a Virginia general assembly delegate. Charles B Wella, senior class, gauges Virginia student interest in Hall while law school activities include a fraternity baseball game and Kame trophy competition. Carroll Law Club plans a Tuesday meeting. papers read by DeRosier Hogan and Dervin. Winfield Harrison Scott returns after Mexico border duty. David C Weasthaven named for northern Ohio judgeship. Rhode Island Club honors Gov Beeckman. Junior Debating Society to hold fourth prize debate on the League to Enforce Peace with senior society team to follow.

Wilbur C Hall General Assembly of Virginia Loudoun County Charles B Wella Virginia Mr Hall Georgetown Law School Kame Carroll Law Club William N DeRosier Edward T. Hogan John M Dervin Winfield Harrison Scott Law School B United States

I will go to Livadia to my gardens a plea

Poem recounts Tsar Nicholas II hinting at retreat to Livadia gardens to escape dethronement and public scorn as Russia falls to a popular tide. The piece notes his royal lineage and desire for peace amid war memories. Mary L. D Macfarland signs the verse ending with a wish for rebirth of joy away from wartime shame.

Livadia Nicholas Crary Mary L. D Macfarland

TRAIN YOUR HAIR AS AN ACTRESS DOES

An article urges actresses to avoid poor DIY shampoos and promotes a canthrax based mixture. It claims dissolving a teaspoonful in hot water makes enough shampoo for full scalp cleansing, improving hair luster softness and growth while removing dandruff oil and dirt.

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