Pink and Blue Forget-me-nots Fashion Parade
A listing of attendees in pastel gowns and floral hair accessories. Mrs George Summerlin and Miss Margaret Cotton Smith wear white satin dresses with lace and powdered hair. Miss Katherine Brown and Miss Katherine Anderson dress as Bernese peasants. Many wear pink roses, chiffon, ribbons, and wreaths. notes mention gowns in satin, crepe de chine, and embroidery, with various hats and headpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Willams
George Summerlin
Dresden
Margaret Cotton Smith
Mary McCauley
Murray Cobb
Eudora Claver
Vrs
William Phalps Enowan
Waltean Bergere
Misy
Frances Crowninshield
Katherine Brown
Misa Care
Newberry
Drury
Downing
Amylita
Talbot
Townsent
Kerr
Aes
Lawrence Townarnd
Francen
Mayes
Jennings
Ieder Willams
Frances Noe
Mcbean
Mme Mountermim
Miss McLean
Mel Milday
Forage
Kent
Marta Waite
Edward Carpenter
Oh Stuy
Martha
Garler
von Koll
Crate
Beatty
FlooMis
Meyer
Mra Meyer
Sally Downs
Meyna Weyrr
Louis
Voss
Harrint Anderson
Katherlat Anderson
Southerland
Ferel
Merriam
Hammond
Lawrence Heap
Miss Boutell
Harriet Southerland Trench
Mary Southerland
Edward McCauley
George Bliss
Elias
Funeral for Justice Brewer to Be Simple and Private
Funeral services for Justice Brewer of the United States Supreme Court will be held this afternoon at 1523 Sixteenth Street Northwest with Rev Samuel H Woodrow and Rev F M Newman officiating. The Supreme Court will attend in body except Justice Moody, and a brief ceremonial train will carry the family to Leavenworth for interment after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davia J Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Sixteenth Street
Samuel H. Woodrow
First Congregational Church
F M Newman
Supreme Court
Moody
Taft
Brewer
Department of Justice
District Courts
Judiciary
House
Senate
Union Station
Western Express
Leavenworth
Kans
James L. Karrick
Wellington Wells
J K Hail
K Beetmore
Brount Muncie
Justice Brawers
Fuller
Teavenworth
Union
W. Wright
Meher
Ashley M Gould
District Supreme Court
Family Court
Justice Brewer
George Washington University
Meal poisons family as one dead five dying
A Hanover county farmer George W Stanley and wife Mrs Annie Stanley face a ptomaine poisoning tragedy after a meal of canned corn canned herrings and homemade ice cream. Their son in law and six grandchildren were also affected, with Mara-William stan Ingged 41 dead and five others in a dying condition. The poison ingested a week prior reportedly came from the canned corn and herring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fost
Richmond
William Stan
George W Stanley
Hanover County
G W Stanley
Annie Stanley
Gordon Stenley
Percy Sumter
J T
Walker Stanley
Thomas Nelson Paxe
Stanley
Bowers May Be Jurist in Taft Pending Supreme Court Vacancy
Rumor and speculation swirl around a potential appointment to fill the late Justice Brewer vacancy in the Supreme Court. President Taft is believed to favor Bowers solicitor of the Department of Justice, with discussions hinting he would be named associate justice. others named include Wickersham and Guy Hughes, but doubt remains on their chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maew
Department of Justice
Peckham
Mr Bowers
Bowers
Ima
Wickersham
Ballinger on Bench Rumor Sparks Lorain Gossip
Mrs John Ballinger wife of Secretary Ballinger’s nephew caused a stir in Lorain by claiming President Taft would appoint Ballinger to the Supreme Court to succeed the late Justice Brewer. Ballinger denied the report, calling it humbug and saying no such thought entered his mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Toledo
Ohio
John Ballinger
Ballinger
Lorain
James Bowen
Taft
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court
RIGOLETTO WELL GIVEN AT BELASCO MATINEE AND NIGHT FAUST AUDIENCE
A Verdi Rigoletto matinee and a Faust night at the Belasco drew large crowds. Performers Hensatto and Willard received praise for tone and interpretation, with strong singing from Rolland and Sterekmans. The French Opera Company showcased varied reception, ending with Mephistopheles as a standout. Tonight the Meyerbeer staple Les Hugendta is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belasco
Faust
Washington
Hugos le Rot
Amuse
Lewin Boothamt
KS Willard
M Hensatto
Barytone
M Huberty
M la Comb
Sprrafuede
Monterons
Mile Rolland
Lakme
Gilda
Mile Slerak
Manns
Mke Talura
Zocchi
Faust Mme Remedy
Marguerite M Chadai
Vaentine
Sterekmans
Stebel
Mutha
Mitebercy
Mephistopheles
Meyerbeer
Lesj Hugnendta
Gwen
Ohioans to Hear Mr Taft at Arlington Hotel
OHIOANS MEET TONIGHT TO ORGANIZE OHIO SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON President Taft will attend and deliver the principal address Speakers include Senators Dick and Burton Representatives Keifer and Sherwood Madrigal Quartet to provide music between speeches More than 300 Ohions have signed the constitution Officers to be elected after the addresses. Body sent to old home Legh Hichmond Waddell 71 died in North Carolina. burial planned in Smithfield after held for train to no date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Hotel
Ohio Society of Washington
Taft
Dick and
Burton
Keifer
Sherwood
Tvery Ohioan
Washington
Qld
Legh
Hichmond Waddel
Waithheld N
Glimer Brenizer
I Street
Waddell
Wits
North Carolina
Smithfield
Bunal
Star misplacement on Shackleton medal exposes medalist error
A New York jeweler mis stamped the Shackleton medal with a star near the north pole to match earlier Arctic honors and sent photos to newspapers. The National Geographic Society corrected the error and had the medal remade. Sir Ernest finally received the correct decoration amid public ridicule of the miscue. A separate report notes a traffic mishap at Twelfth and O streets NW injuring a driver, with Williams and Lincoln involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Ernest BL Shackleton
Hubbard
Peary
Rppeavelt
Amundsen
Northwest Passage
Bartlett
North Pole
Ernest H. Shackleton
New York
Arctic
Sir Ernest
Antarctic
Pearys
United States
South Pole
Gotham
Names and Places Across United States in Shifting Railings
An OCR listing of numerous names, towns, and households across states from New York to California, likely a directory or social column. It includes references to Gardner Carnett Raleigh William Wanker Shoreham Hartman James Hartman and dozens more, with many cities like Philadelphia, Raleigh, Arlington, Providence, and Baltimore. The fragmentary text strings together a mosaic of individuals and locales, suggesting a social note or boardinghouse log. The dense series of surnames, given names, and places lacks coherent narrative but preserves the pattern of a broad roll of names and addresses across multiple regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gardner Carnett Raleigh
Wailam
Wanker
Shoreham i
Witkinwon
Ebb
Ko Sum
John “Wee
Willameon Brank Spies
Glyde
Harvey Colling
Fisher Jung Sackett
Wook” Vandiver
Milter Ralelgy
Maller Prevost
Odly
Poulan
Astinginn
Hutier Tj
Stam
David Veinol
Po Jetman
Jessalntyne
Foster
Thane
Piel
Mise Pomel
Luis Harmondy
ED “Broncon
Sulit
Smith
Nife Ceootes Rivhsrémma
Wits Shorahare
Geree Seloner
Humason Tunar
Levy
Warman
Patrick
Tiekmar
Stiusa
Nite
Struma
Hermes
Lestur Armnur
Meljucon
Muitork
Klose
St. Vamea Pittselhg Wiss
Taft Exonerates Stone as Senate Considers Nomination
President Taft clears William Stone of charges as Senate committee chair Frye says confirmation remains desired. The Treasury investigates and finds the accusations baseless amid opposition planning a renewed push in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
William
Stone
Baltint
Store
Sema’ Itor Frye
Treasury
High Priests Meet in DC Masonic Temple Session
Members of the Royal Arch Masons in the District of Columbia gathered at the Masonic Temple for the High Priests Association meeting. Plans for the year were discussed with no definite action taken, as Most Excellent Grand High Priest K M Harper spoke on aims and schoolwork, urging member support. Simon Rube presided as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch
Simon Rube
Essociaon
Local Dog Show Entries Closes at Washington Kennel Club
Entries for the Washington Kennel Club bench show at the Arcade close tomorrow at midnight with many prize winners registered yesterday. Treasurer Charles HJ Johnston will be at show headquarters in the Pope building today and tomorrow night to assist entrants. Notables include Maximilian from Samuel Later Meyers Yonkers kennels and several prize winning setters, hounds, and Irish setters from noted kennels, with Hamilton Branch of Somersetshire among top buyers and breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Kennel Club
Whch
Arcade
Charles HJ. Johnston
Pope Building
Maximilian
James Hail McHinney
Samuel Latermeyer
Yonkers
Hamiter Smith
Randy
Huntiles
F A Sullivan
M F Hayes
Bkibbolene Treland
Andrew Carnege
Hamilton
Somerset
Vinha
Weather shifts as cold front hits midwestern plains
The Weather Bureau reports a broken cold wave moving across the upper Mississippi valley and central plains. General rain, cooler temperatures, and a few showers are seen in the west with warming and fair conditions expected in the southeastern regions later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LS Dept of Agriculture
Sree
Amiwalzippi Vailey
Ielce
Pielar Biles
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
New England
New Jerse
West Gull
Tomar Lake
Tempurotre
East Grit
Regio
Middle Atlantic
Eisenhart
Briday
Mogarala
Plocia
Anehigan
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Mra Cobb
Goldheim & Sons
Seventh St
Body
Rand
Dare
Brehive
Chaikes
Etary
MR Taft
Janos Water
Jeweler
Shackleton
David Williams Negro
Banard Lincoln Negro
Iama
Lincoln
Willams Coupe
Alabamasr
Sumnee
Birininsham
Flomas
Wubie Haleigh Googe
Montgomery St
Jumoe Salivopnia
Flume Oaklead
Rensley Ban
Dallas
Oakland
Faemy SF
Emel Wood
Stata Martfort Haleigh
Wheelur Wiss
Loree Dridgenort
Shereham
Plert
Milford St Jamon I Gorgia
Russell Hopine and Wife
Atlanta
Raleigh
Hollandalt
Ybbite
Indiana—Charley Cama Garrett
Whhite
Jowa—C OF Saylor Dea Walnex
Ebnite
Hentsckt—Bom Meaver
Louisville
ROL Meltelier Kom. Pinatre Lawlavile FA
Jom Ruse 38
LN Davis Ashindlara Mainraiy FM
Wheeler Manchester
Wheeler Mla
Tay
Dussey
Michigan
Merborl
Artington
A.grab Wiswea Cobb
Coopir Wis
Coper
Kam Isam
Aiae Watkins
Wite
Kagens Chy Bhorcin
Hoagh
Lewis Wien
NEW York State
Thoma
Wite Orleann
Thomncon
Ciess
Tumner Cievelend St
Jersey
Gea Stark Misa Stark White Fines
Maleigh
Wo Shirock
Bani Arlington JS Money
East Grange Shoremad
Amllex Martin
Glen Kluge Br J Simmons Miasee Simmons Moncelait Witter
Pennsylvania
Wacren
Wife Readhia
Tuumanh Phttatawn
AL Moser aMineer
Moter Union Town
Benard Talang
Wyomelood Sharaham
Ridley Parke Rigs Co
Harding TP
Woodsr Grundy
Arey and
PA Valenting
Wither Barre
Willard
Rhode Island
McGhee
Providence
Richard Maynard
Ebbitt
Tennessee
L C
Virginia
Tormign
Billings Otte
Charles Hartzell
Porto Rico
Artinging AW Wits
Toronto
Shoreham
Simpson and Wife
Canada Riges A. Kurlé
Farin Ghat
FE Abana
Malle
Faz Willan
Boba
Ratnwa
Asheville
Bomtale
Cinconn
Derongort
Taulveston
Tex
Indianambe
Jacksonville
Cal
Kansas City
Ulla Rock
Ark
Low Angeles
Maronette
New Orleans
Sem
Heatherbloom
Steinway
Melville D. Lindsay
Goodyear Albuer CO
Eee Nore
Chas. G. Stott & Co
Ninth Street
Ingram's
Nivace
Christian Xander
Rome
St. Vain
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Fine _ag
Lang’s Supply Co., Inc
Watt
7Th St.n. W
District of Columbia
Pere
Soni
Masehowe
Land Avenue
Calvert Tren
Werat
Ghenge
Elmer
Catlin Ca
Bea
Mar Tate
A.W. Foster
Bezotlan
Egyptian Diamond Co
White
Ave
N. W
Ralph W. Lee
14Th St. N. W
Ballantine
Fai
Shoemaker Co
Milburn, Heister
McCray
Prland Behrends
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
Louisiana Ave. N.W
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