28 Mar 1915
Page 22
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1915
Page
22
Society at Richmond enjoys a lively Lent with many small gatherings. Miss Anita I Cussen plans to wed Dr A A Marsteller as the Richmond Blues Bazaar nears. Readings by Alfred Noyes draw attendees, and numerous club members host and attend engagements through March and April.
A fragment from the Rockville society page notes a gathering at the Presbyterian church with attendees including Mrs Martihe Viane and others. The text references a sister and a listed couple, indicating social arrivals and perhaps a casual program.
The article surveys prominent American born women linked to diplomacy and public life. It names wives of ambassadors and ministers, such as Mme Jusserand and Miss Florence Creed, with anecdotes on their roles and honors, plus notes on women in war work, education, and memorial efforts across cities like Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington.
Mrs Robert HO Peter chaired Friday afternoon’s gathering of the Vite Sect of the Southern Methodist Church at the Garner home. Visitors included Mrs Annie W McGuire of New York and Mrs Carrol Warthen, with several guests from Kensmegton and Kensmegton area. Atlantic City events and Prookville notices mentioned engagements, nuptials, and upcoming weddings for Isabel Tabsen Parblex and partner, plus local marriages around Rockville.
The Newcomb Club of Bethesda met at Mrs Edward Duncan's Alta Vista home for Civic Improvement and discussion. In Rockville, Samuel T. Taxis and Miss Clara W Tlammona of Great Falls wed recently, officiated by Rev Samuel R White. Mrs George P Henderson hosted Rockville friends for bridge, and several locals and visitors returned from Baltimore and Washington after visits. The Rev Brink E Richardson attended the Baltimore Southern Methodist conference in Washington.
A scrambled OCR story mentions diamonds valued at $3,000 found in a fish peddler’s cart, but the vendor is unaware of their presence. The text also lists numerous names and places, including Miss Iwether Larke, Mr Herbert B Starnabu, and events across New York City and Charlestown, VA, with scattered social notices and visits.
Miss Crocroft argues nude sculpture can elevate art and beauty, while condemning feminists and moralists who misread male admiration. The piece portrays a debate over propriety, gender sensibilities, and artistic sense, suggesting a larger critique of Victorian prudery.
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