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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1907

Page

7

Gorey to Wed May 13 Actress Back From Europe

Maribelle Gilman the San Francisco born actress returns to the United States and confirms plans to marry steel magnate William Ellis Corey on May 13 in New York City likely at Sherrys. The couple will be surrounded by family neighbors include the Emlen Roosevelts and brewery queen Mrs Josephine Schmid, with a Parisian trousseau and gowns reportedly costing high sums.

Washington Post New York Maribelle Gilman United States William Ellis Corey Mr. Corey Sherrys Miss Gilman Mr.Corey Hotel Gotham Jeanette A. Gilman Pearl Eunica Ms. Corey Charles M. Schwab Steel Trust Mabelle Gilman Pittsburg Mocking Bird” Company Corey Laura Cook Corey Braddock Reno Nev Allan Andrew Carnegie San Francisco Augustin Daly Virginia Earle Geisha Mocking Bird Crown Prince of Siam London

Party Rates Withdrawn From Southern Rail Lines

Railroads in the Southeastern region will drop party rate discounts after June 1, ending reduced fares for theatrical, baseball, football, and other amusements. Organizations that saved money with party tickets must switch to standard fares, following Interstate Commerce Commission action.

Interstate Commerce Commission Potomac Ohio Mississippi

Lord Col. Joseph Epp Lord dies of gas poisoning

Col. Joseph Epp Lord, once living at St Albans and last seen at Thirty-first Street, died at Bellevue Hospital after gas was accidentally turned on in his room. He traveled widely and recently returned from Europe. He belonged to the Society of Colonial Wars the Sons of the Revolution the New York Historical Society the Lawyers' Club and the Church Club of New York.

Washington New York Joseph E. Pp Lord St. Albana

Debutante Miss Patten Amid Society Rumors and Lace Trends

A portrait of Miss Patten as a bachelor maid with a storied wealth and social sway in Washington. notes on Danish Minister social intrigues and possible marriages, plus couture details show filet lace dominance and new crochet trends. A Chicago divorce case and quirky bird coloring via aniline dyes round out the readable slice of society and fashion reporting.

Social and Personal Events From Great Falls Region

Social items note bridge morning and country dinner, with a return by trolley. List of club members includes Mrs Samuel Reber and Miss Sadie Army. Luncheon hosted yesterday for sixteen. Mrs Pinchot sails abroad with Mr Pinchot. Mrs John Randolph Tucker visits Sunderland Place then New York. Miss Hannibal and Mr Roote wed in the city, moving to Boston. Mabel Crews announces May 1 marriage to Alonzo Bryan Johnson. Rev Bushby officiates. Fencers' Club plans ladies foil competition Saturday at 4. Mrs G T Campbell announces niece Mary Pry’s marriage to Harry Rosser. service led by Rev Wright. Georgetown crew fundraiser dances at Arlington to support crew finances. guests include Virginia and Georgetown leagues. Dance 8 to 11 with town-permission rule. Mrs John Stewart and committee oversee.

Great Falls Bridge Samuel Reber Benjamin Micou George T. Summerlin le Roy Tuttle Morven Thompson George X. MacLanahan Alexander Britton Thomas Washington Gilbert] Grosvénor Peyton Russell William P. H. Crews Mabel Alonzo Bryan Johngson Georgia William R. Bushby Fencers' Club Iit H Street G. T. Camipbery H Street Mary Pry Starpshore Mid Harry ‘Wi. Rosser Lurry Georgetown Arlington Virginia Catholic University Trinity College George Washington Thomas H. Carter Maurice Francis Egan George Lloyd Magruder Harry M. Clabaugh John Stewart

Fashionable Notables Highlight Mrs Roosevelt and Duchesses Wealth

Social gossip notes Mrs Roosevelt in satin gown with oriental lace and autumn leaf hair cluster at a musical and Pola opera production. It cites the Goelet fortune spent on Floors Castle repairs and Duchess of Burghes lavish London season, pearl purchases, and plans for a London town residence.

Roosevelt Burghe Lord Colebrooke Stratford Place London Paris Trutention Marlborouigh Princess of Wales

Duchess Roxburghe Rival Sees London Social Scene Shift

May Goelet, Duchess of Roxburghe, is rising as the sole American rival to the Duchess of Manchester after the Duchess of Marlborough withdraws from social racing. Mrs. Stanley Field and Mrs. Honore Palmer head East for Helen Wylie and Frederick McLaughin’s wedding, delaying Chicago plans. Mrs. Gordon, once Nina Farrington, seeks divorce arrangements and a return to theatre from London amid a separation. Fur fashion and resort plans mark spring social life as many prepare for Florida and Murray Bay.

May Goelet Duchess of Roxburghe London Duchess of Marlborough Duchess of Stanley Field Honore Palmer Misa Helen ‘Wylie Frederick McLaughn Chicago New York Boston Nina Farrington America Folkstone Lieut. Gordon Herbert Spencer Gordon Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Gordon Audley Worcestershire

Monocle and Newport Plans Highlight High Society Page

Harry Lehr and wife return from Europe with Vanderbilts and staff as Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt promotes an American horse show lead. Lehr predicts Newport social season will unfold with his own noted role, wearing a check suit and monocle while traveling.

Washington Post New York Alfred Gwynne Vanderbit London Harry Lehr

Railroading sees deadliest quarter on record in accidents

A three month period ending December 31 yielded the highest railroading death toll, with 18 passenger deaths and Terra Cotta near Washington causing 43 fatalities and 63 injuries. Total deaths and injuries reached 20,944, up 1,004 from the prior quarter, with 391 passenger and 1,93 freight train collisions and derailments causing substantial losses in engines and cars valued at $5,099,228.

Sono Terra ‘Cotta Washington

First Auto Tour to Fair to Jamestown Exposition

The Washington Post reports the first automobile run from New York to Jamestown Exposition will start Saturday morning. A party of New York motorists in high powered runabouts will travel via Philadelphia and Baltimore by boat to Washington, then down the Potomac to Norfolk. The homeward route returns via Chesapeake Bay and ends in Philadelphia. The tour may influence the future Jet America route.

Washington Pont New York Jamestown, Exposition Philadelphia B Timore Washington Potomac Norfolk Chesapeake Bay Cape Charles Virginia Delaware Jet America

Rip Van Winkle and Juliette at National Theater

Washington with Thomas Jefferson to begin one week engagement at National Theater featuring Rip Van Winkle with free school matinee. Jefferson joins Shubert forces for The Other Girl at Belasco. Checkers actor Ross appears next week in Augustina. Chase’s Primary 23 vaudeville and Edwards company stage musical comedy with Ella’s All Right. Majestic presents The Two Orphans in scenic production by Kathryn Purnell company with Mrs Purnell as one of the sisters.

Mise Folliott Paget Joseph ‘Jefferson Gretchen Mies Leurette Jefferson Washington Thomas Jefferson National Theater Rip National Thomas W. Ross Checkers Shubert Belasco Augustua Thomas England America Australia Kid Garvey Hild Kid Mr. Roosevelt Chase Miss Norton Majestic the Majestic Kathryn Purnell W.D. Fitegerald Kate Alax~ Ton Menta Mias. Purnell

Fragmentary 19th Century Play Notes and Charade Snippets

A garbled OCR fragment references Mise Clixton and hier grestest oe known through the medium play taste and the fects quality satiety. It mentions Baby Farts and sulivan with a note on an iplon of all chanblons and Swift apnetrin, described as an inimitable mono cht logue specialty.

Sullivan Swift

Baseball behind footlights and theater gala spoof

Yesterday marked the 14011 performance of Wang and the sixteenth anniversary of Hits initial production. Governors and sports stars gathered as Dé Wolf Hopper performed Carey at the Hat with Miss Marguerite Clark as backstop. Danforth’s foul homer sparked a riot while Clark claimed to be a southpaw, an affidavit proving her age prevented publication of comment.

Wang Herbert A. Cr New. Jersey James, J. Corbett Philadelphia Washington Dé Wolf Hopper Carey Marguerite Clark Hopper Danforth Clark Clirk

Theatrical Leader Julian Mitchell Visits Washington

Julian Mitchell a famed stage producer arrives in Washington by the Pennsylvania Railroad on his way to Chicago. He stays with Manager Rapley of the New National and is noted as one of the era’s most prominent theatrical managers.

Julian Mitchell Washington Pennsylvania Chicago Rapley New National Mr. Mitchell Old National Theater Mary Anderson Mme Janauschek Agnes Booth F. ©. Bangs Louis Aldrich Dion ’Boucicault

British Officers Guests Entertained at National Theater

The US battleship Missouri will host British officers from the Roxburgh at the New National Theater tonight. They will sit in the four lower boxes. Brent Scott of Missouri leads the guests. A supper will follow at the New Willard. Clare Cartmer will attend to view her new work in progress. Miss Kummer is sister to Mrs Chancellor.

National Theater Missouri New National Theater Brent Scott New Willard Clare Cartmer Ala Miss Kummer Wiliam E. Chancellor

Urge Social Code Reform at Massachusetts Episcopal Convention

At the 1224th annual Massachusetts Protestant Episcopal diocese session, a committee urged parents to instruct children on personal purity and health, mothers to warn daughters about marrying immoral men, and parents to know their children's companions. Clergymen should enforce a single standard for men and women and push social code reform, noting rising living costs and later marriages contribute to immorality. The report cites the century shift in men's average first marriage age from 22 to 27 and praises couples who endure poverty to establish homes.

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