Washington Dinners Host Diplomatic and Social Figures
Ambassador Dumba hosted a large dinner at the Chevy Chase Club in Washington with foreign diplomats including the Spanish, Belgian, Austro-Hungarian ambassadors and State Department officials. Vice President Marshall attended a Van Devanter dinner. Navy Secretary Daniels hosted and various diplomats and society figures were present. Col. Bryan left for his Illinois country home. Mrs. Barker planned a trip to Albany. Belmonts went to Paris after Rome society engagements. There were notes on Pontifical receptions, Pocahontas tablet dedication in Virginia, and a Fairmont Seminary commencement invitation.
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Dumba
Aua
Y. trid-Hungary
Hesey
Connecticut Avenue
Mme. Riano
Mme. Haventth
State Department
Robert Lansing
William Phillips
Robert McCormick
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
William Peabody
Malburn
The
Treasury
Basil Miles
Mme.de Laboutaye
Zwledinek
Konstantin von Masirevich
Washington
Manchester
Mass
Hood Cottage
Illinnois
Barker
Albany
Edwin Corning
Beauty Notes Delatone Hair Removal Method Warns Of Risks
A periodical beauty tip claims a two minute delatone paste will remove objectionable facial hairs. Readers are instructed to mix water with powdered delatone, apply, rub off, and wash to remove residue. The note advises buying delatone in original packaging for better results.
High society notes and upcoming marriages in Louisville area
Mr and Mrs Edward H Fellowes have closed their Highlands apartments and head to New York for Europe. A city couple announces the marriage of Miss Marguerite May Jurey to Mr Srl Emérson Carter Lucas on May 2 at the Presbyterian Church in Pewee Valley Kentucky with Rev Peyton Hoge officiating. Chevy Chase Seminary plans commencement next Monday evening from 8 to 10 with a long list of senior class members and their home states. A crowded tennis pavilion hosts many attendees including numerous named society figures and officers. CoL and Mrs Frederick von Schrader sail to Jamestown with daughter Mrs Prentiss Bassett for the summer. Mr and Mrs J W Thompson arrived from Cleveland and stay at the Powhatan. The Rev A J Carey travels to Atlantic City for a week.
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Secretary of State
Mrs. Bryan
Clara Mac Pemberton
Fort Worth
Tex
Pauline Bivines
Ashevile
N. C
Mary Dillin
Margaret Klein
Louisville
Corinne
Edward H. Fellowes
Highlands
New York
Europe
Marguerite May Jurey
Srl
Emérson Carter Lucas
Presbyterian Church
Pewee Valley
Peyton H. Hoge
Chevy Chase Seminary
Marljorie Albright
Cuba
Eleanor Ramsey Beall
West Virginia
Eva Lucile Bell
Mississippi
Alma Helen Black
Alabam
Anne Jeannette Clemson
Pennsylvania
Laura Haygood Cole
Georgia
Marjorie Lane Durston
Wew
Jersey
Mary Katherine Fuller
Iowa
Mildred Gertrude Grege
Wisconsin
Hazel Martha Kirk
Ohio
Margaret Louise Laney
Maryland
A Tour in the Smart World of Point Lace and Diamonds
BR AND MRS VINCENT postpone Europe departure until late June. They reside at Ferncliff Rhinebeck on the Hudson with plans to stay long and open indoor tennis courts. Astors in New York recently rented a house at West Fifty-sixth Street then leaving for the winter. Brick Presbyterian Church adds Mrs Andrew Carnegie and Miss Margaret Carnegie to its roll. Miss Carnegie, student at Miss Spence's School, will marry George B. Wagenat at St George's Church on June 4 with a reception at the Cumnick residence.
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Salem
Lindsay Patterson
Hanor
Vincent Astor
Europe
Ferncliff
Rhinebeck
Hudson
Astor
New York City
Dla H.B
Mr. Astor
John Astor
Brick“ Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-seventh Street
Andrew Carnegie
Margaret . Carnegie
Fea
A. Hat
Miss Carnegie
Mra
Andre Carnegie
Frank Oliver Hall
Carnegie
Miss
Mary Cutting Gumnock
Arthyd. Cumnock
George B. Wagetat
Col
Alfrad Wazataff
St.Georgi
Walter
Pittsfield
York
Brave Heat as Friends School Pupils Stage May Carnival
Hundreds of parents and friends gathered on blankets at the Friends School Country Club grounds near Pierce Mill road to view the Heart of the World carnival presented by pupils. Notable participants included Elizabeth A. Hopper, Mary Hunt Roberts, and Julius A. Maedel Jr, with Mr. and Mrs. Sidwell directing. Refreshments benefited the Baby Hospital Camp.
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Friends School
Friends School Country Club
Pierce Mill Road
Wisconsin Avenue
Elizabeth A. Hopper
Mary Hunt Roberts
Mannix Walker
Albert ©. Thorn, Jr
Janet McPherson Brown
Wilhelm
Woman heads conference at Memphis correctional charity meeting
Mrs John M Glenn of New York was elected president of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections marking the second time a woman has held the post. She succeeds Prof Graham Taylor of Chicago. New officers named include vice presidents Rev John A Ryan Reneotsa Frankessions Jana and James F Masten Virginia, with William R. T. Cross reelected as general secretary and treasurer.
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John M. Glenn
Charities and Corrections
Memphis
Tenn
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
New York
Graham Taylor
Chicago
John A. Ryan
Renesota
Frankessions
Jana
James F. Masten
Virginia
William R. T. Cross
Vote Now for The Post's Holy Land Tour Candidate
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