American Oriental Society holds 59th annual meeting at Johns Hopkins
The American Oriental Society, founded in Boston, hosts its 59th annual meeting at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, praising decades of linguistic scholarship. President William Hayes Ward leads a roster of eminent Orientalists and missionaries whose work advanced Asian, African, and Polynesian language studies.
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Grand Opera Casts and Shows At Belasco Next Week
Belasco hosts Viola Allen with James ONeill William Farnum Minna Gale and Fancie Addison Pitt in The White Sister project with Liebler Co chief George C Tyler in Italy. Crane stars in Father and the Boys at the Dona next week with acclaimed production by Chas Frohman. Columbia Honeyboy Minstrels led by George Evans visit with John King Earl Hesham and new ensemble, plus Lyceum Frolicsome Lambs travel the stage. Midway crowds grow as National Paint and Powder Club set for The Belle of New York matinee and social scene in Baltimore.
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Misa Allen
Allen
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Dona Nest
George Ades
Crane
Margaret Dale
Columbia
Honeyhoy
George Evans
Honeyboy
Earl Hesham
Vaude- Ville
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Wedding of Misa Heriot Daly and Count Anton Bigrey
Snapshots depict the New York wedding at 1 Wirth Avenue with a floral chapel setup. Attended by the Daly family, Austro Hungarian envoys, Vanderbilts, and prominent social figures including Baron Ambrosy, Baron Demeter Hye, Count Felix von Brunxelle-Schaubeck, and Justice Gerard. The bride wore white satin lace and orange blossoms. the reception drew a large fashionable crowd and notable guests from Washington and New York society. Various gowns and jewels sparkled as guests lounged, while a later social page notes other cultural events and society appetites.
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Misa Heriot Daly
Anton Bigrey
Hungary
New York
Misa Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Brechens
Mra Daly
Wirth Avenue
Richmond
Margaret Brown
Carroll Brown
Baltimore
Miss Brown
Demeter Hye
Count Felix von Brunxelle-Schaubeck
Vanderbilts
Vanderbilt
Cred
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William Douging Slowne
Hammonds
Burdens
Gladys
Waldorf Astor
Justice Gerard
Jutian Gerard
Sumner Gerard
Haggins
Lounsberrys
Festeties
Henry Pierrepont Perry Cell
Monwilliam
Neighborhood House exhibit at IMOS Fotreet shows crafts and weaving
An industrial exhibit at IMOS Fotreet showcases shadow tinting, dyed work, woven embroidery and Indian basketry under Mrs A C Burney and Miss Eylen Sundholm. Tea service featured by Mrs Hopkins and Mrs J J White. One third of sale proceeds aid makers while rest funds materials and maintenance. A M Lothrop presides with officers and trustees listed. Resident social and industrial workers include J P Neligh and Clara Jessup Van Trump.
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A. C. Burney
Eylen Sundholm
Hopkins
J. J. White
A. M. Lothrop
George M. Kober
J Philly Herrmann
Clara Jesse van Trump
Albert Clifford Harney
Vernon Bailey
Charles J. Bell
Charles I Corby
Samuel F. Emmons
Adelia Gates Hensley
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Nelich
EB Francis Riges
Cone H Rudolph
John B Sleman
Alonzo W Shunk
Ciara J von Trump
James 5 .West
Mia
PS Neligh
J. P . Neligh
Clara Jessup van Trump
Lina Wins
Jesse Holeman
Social notes from New York visits and engagements
Society items list guests and attendances across cities. Miss Betty Baines and James E Baines spend the week in New York. Mrs HC Whitworth and Riley Maitstead attend events in Cairo as Mrs Shaw hosts at her yard. Martha Rodes Carter of Pittsburg, Doris Haywood, Caroline Baer and other named guests travel or host engagements, with an April stay noted.
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Bialy
James E. Baines
Betty Baines
New York
Harry Bingham
Whitworth
Riley Maitstead
Oyer York
Cairo
Martha Rodes Carter
Pittspuis
Shaw
Caroline Baer
Adolphe Baer
Morris Wolf
Wolf
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Collins
Nashua
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Koble
Lenox
C D. Marshall
Pittsburg
Women union talk and Rome society notes
A discussion on women workers and unions covers marrying, independence, and insurance for a trousseau. The Rome social scene reports an elaborate Duke Torlonia dinner with American and European dignitaries, salons, music, and a bustling after party. The piece also notes the engagement of Jefferson Hayes Davis, grandson of the Confederacy president, to Miss Dewitt, with details on lineage and name change.
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Jefferson Hayes Davis
Davis
Misa Daves Dewitt
Theodore Dewitt
New York
Dewitt
Broadmoor
Columbia College
James Addison Hayes
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