Washington Social Life Echoes Diplomats and Dinners
Washington society unfolds with President Harding and Mrs. Harding at Calvary Baptist Church, and a dinner hosted by Edwin Denby and Mrs Denby. Notables attend many events including Miss Mary Isabel Lockwood’s New York wedding to LeRoy King, with Newport summer plans and multiple official guests, reflecting a packed diplomatic social calendar.
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Harding
Calvary Baptist Church
George Pratt
Will H. Hays
Secretary of the Navy
King Lockwood
Mary Isabel Lockwood
M. I. Lockwood
New York
LeRoy King
le Roy King
Newport
King
Karl Reiland
St. George’ 'S Church
Philip M. Rhinelander
Philadelphia
Washington
Society Notes From New York And Europe
In New York society pages Maj. a McAndrew Maj. iat M Wright Maj. Gen. and Mrs John L Chamberlain Maj. Gen. and Mrs S Hean are mentioned among social figures. Mrs J Pierpont Morgan plans to stay in Paris this week until June 25 then sail for England on the Olympic. Mr and Mrs Peter H L Yrelinghuy have left the St Regis hotel for Morristown New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Malcolm Douglas Sloane will arrive from Europe aboard the Olympic and head to Port Washington for the summer.
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Washington Post
New York
J Pierpont
Morgan
Highland
Paris
England
J-Olympic
Peter HL Yrelinghuysén
St. Regis‘ Hotel
Testumea
Morristown
Malcolm
Douglas Sloane
Europe
Port Washington
L.L
Notable Guests at White Sulphur Springs May 8
Special to The Washington Lost reports Mrs. Pembroke Jones at a cottage near White Sulphur Springs and many notables at the Oakhurst tighter-hole golf course. Judges Blbert B. Gary and John Dotler Little of Atlanta join Harold M. Kaufmann John W Horner Jr Arthur Sinclair Jr Roy C. Osgood of Chicago Irwin G. Tillotson Henry C. Piharles son of Wisconsin’s former governor and Richard H. Lee. Harvey H. Bront Jr returns to Cleveland after visiting with Leonard C. Hanna Jr. Bankers Investment Association officials Harold Stanley George Whitney Richard H. Morris John E Oldham Johan Tf Blant Jr George W Hodges depart for New York along with Mrs McLane Van Ingen Miss Virginia Van Ingen and H Terrell Van Ingen others head to Philadelphia including Lewis M Parsons Robert K Cassatt William West Will H Wade and T Johnson Ward.
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White Sulphur Springs
Washington
W.a
Pembroke Jones
Oakhurst
Gelfing
Blbert B. Gary
John Dotler Little
Atlanta
Harold M. Kaufmann
John W.horner, Jr
Arthur Sinclair, Jr
Roy C. Osgood
Chicago
Irwin
G. Tillotson
Henry
New York
Harold Stanley
George Whitney
Richard H. Morris
John E. Oldham
Johan Tf. Blant, Jr. George
McLane van Ingen
Virginia van Ingen
H. Terrell van Ingen
Philadelphia
Lewis M. Parsons
Robert K. Cassatt
Wiliam West
Will H. Wade
T. Johnson Ward
Support for Smoot sales levy urged at Senate hearing
Representatives from more than twenty national organizations will urge Senator Smoot's 1 percent sales tax plan at a Senate finance committee hearing. Judge Lebbens.R. Wilfley, former Philippine Islands attorney general and Tax League of America chairman, will act as counsel. The group cites war debt and high budget needs as justification, while noting briefs and testimony will accompany the case. Prices on Swift & Co beef sales in Washington for the week ending Saturday ranged from 15 to 18 cents per pound, averaging 16.69 cents.
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Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Lebbens
R. Wilfley
The
Philippine Islands
Tax League of America
Tax League
Wilsley
Bry
Swift &Co
Washington
Remembered Tale of a Nagging School Year
A faded reminiscence recalls a stern educator and harsh discipline that failed to boost a lazy pupil. The writer laments missed promotion, dull days, and a longing for a kinder teacher whose teaching shone with surprising brilliance.
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John Allan
Daugherty
Olympic
R. Lesle Craigie
Eton Thomas
Henry F. Dimock
Misa’Thomas
Mme. Grouitch
Douglas H. Gordon
Orchard
Baltimore
Rofferggeni
Wardman Park Hotel
Robert E. Coontz
James J. Raby
R. H. Arnold
Edward I. Munson
Wyman
Clerk
Harry C. Woodyard
West Virginia
Frederick H. Gillett
East Seaventy-fifth Street
Francis Higginson Catot
Bainridge Colby
Colby
Reginald Bonner
George G. King
Dorrothy
Violet King
Louis Butler McCagg
Adeline Oxnard
Henry T. Oxnard
Edgewood
Upperville
John W. Davis
Oliver Gould Stennings
Fifth, Avenue
Allen P. Graves
Virginia
Edward I. Doheny
the Plaza
Josephine McChellan
Eeda
C. W. Exton
Columbia. Road
Glenn ‘Stewart
Chatham
Sweden
Mme. Wallenberg
Henry Gendard Leach
East Sixty~ Fourth Street
Finland
Mme. Saastamoinen
Tomorray
California
Lawrence
Phipps
Colorado
A. D. Britton
Bronxville
Ena
London
Neal Bussell
Great
Britain
Twentieth Street
James M. Moser
Rauscher’s
Ws Enowles
Salvation Sour
Meridian Mansions
David King
AS. Fleming
B. T. Simons
T. H. Ruggles
William Carnell
Irving Carr
George Tyler
Augustinne McIntyre
Lewis Shearer
Sidney Morey
L. D. ‘Gasser
George Perkins
Frank Bubnett
Piraik Ji Griffin
D. F. ‘Craig’ Gast
Buell
George Marshall
F.hughes
L. Kilburn
Joseph Wheeler
P. L. Mites
Mr. Reed
Commons
Conan
Munyon
Cols
Ve Remedy
Scranton
Eae Ivisiaiaiaeenaalen
League of America
Senate
Alley N la Carte
Servier
Franzun Square
K S
Louis
Baby Louis
Hinestone
Bandeau
Danity
Hess
James J. Montague
Tessie Slade
Cassine
Bell Syndicate, Inc
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Velba
Sieneiy
St.-N-w
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Ghitliss
Grafton
Coan
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Sethe
Americah
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Mitte
Seas Eens
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the Zimmerman Antique Shop
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