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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1913

Page

14

Mayflower dinner honors Misses Wilson at national guests

Senora Mendez hosted a luncheon and dance in Washington for the Misses Wilson, daughters of President Woodrow Wilson, with chaperone Miss Hagner. The event featured guatemalan decor, a quetzal booklet, and a program of Guatemalan melodies concluding with the national hymn.

Wilson Buests Missa Hagner Pla Isa Tropics Woodrow Wilson Senora Don Fas Mendez Wolson Washington Lady Hillington Rn Pan-American Union Guatemala Miss Wilson Tessie Wilson Eleanor Wilson Stadelman White House Agnes Hart Wilson Secretary of Labor Marta Qalivo Amparo Martin- Rivero Leonor Martin-Rivero Marta Manuela de Pena Albertina de Pena Carlota de Pena Dona Luz Mendez Legation

Cox-Smith Wedding At St Michael Church Observe Vows

The marriage of Mrs Annie Staunton Cox to Dr William Morgan Smith of Alexandria Va occurred yesterday at St Michael and All Angels Church with Rev Patrick Murphy and Rev Mr Phillips officiating. Attendants were Miss Marion Murphy and Judge Keith Norton. The bride wore satin brocade with marquisette veil and heirloom pearl brooch. The couple left for Atlantic City then Pelham New Jersey before settling in Alexandria.

Annie Staunton Cox William Morgan Smith Alexandria Church of St. Michael and All Angela Patrick Murphy Phillips St. Paul's Church Mediegroom Marion Murphy Keith Norton Vire@inia Miss Murphy John Henry Murphy Alfred G. Eldridge St Margaret's

Entreaties and social notes from Washington society

Mrs Burnham widow of Mas Burnham plans seashore departure for summer. Lieut Col and Mrs Wolf return from Europe and stay at the Cairo. Miss Josephine Maginiss of New Orleans visits Miss Sylvia Metcalf until June. Mr and Mrs Joseph E B Pogue of Raleigh visit son Dr Joseph E Pogue Jr, a member of the U S surveying party bound for Alaska. Dorothy Ames and Harold N Allison marry in Pittsburgh with Rev George W Shelton officiating. Woman's National Rivers and Harbors Congress hosts an event at the New Willard with speeches by Henry Solon Graves and other leaders. Mount Vernon Seminary to hold 38th commencement May 22 at New Willard. Edward B Dean hosts a Columbia Theater box party for Casualty Hospital. Theodore Tiller hosts lawn party and dance for 50 young guests. Du Val Dickey of Emporia visits mother at 182 H street.

Edward B. Dean Columbia Theater Casualty Hospital Maddox Baker Lewis Battie

Engagement of Miss Frances Dixon and Childs Frick Reported

Baltimore society notes announce Miss Frances Dixon and Childs Frick engagement. Dixon, debutante daughter of the late Isaac H. Dixon, traveled with the Fricks in Europe, while Frick, a Princeton graduate, led Abyssinian expeditions and now holds status at Carnegie Museum. No wedding date set.

Frances Dixon Isaac H. Dixon Baltimore Childs Prick Henry Clay Frick Pittsburgh New York Miss Dixon Mrs. Frick Europe Egypt Helen Clay Frick Dixon Mary Allen Elizabeth White Dixon Fricks Clayton Penn and Homewood Avenues Childs Frick Princeton Carnegie Museum Africa

Beuthinger Sexcrait 11K Hat by Maison Alcidy NY

A New York maison presents the Beuthinger Sexcrait 11K hat in black straw with a crown draped in black satin and a butterfly shaped White paradise motif, labeled under Maison Alcidy.

Ve Coprelitt Uy Beuthinger New York Maison Alcidy

The Dance Mania and Ragtime Craze in History

The piece surveys medieval dancing mania called Tarantism as a diagnosed neurotic condition and links it to today’s ragtime craze. It notes the contagious urge to dance, the need for moderation by hosts and educators, and laments eccentric displays by younger guests.

Europe

Elected head of Shriners in Dallas contest lands role

Max W. Irwin of Wheeling West Virginia was elected imperial potentate of the Ancient Arabic Order Meck of the Mystic Shrine on a single ballot after John Boyle of Utica was withdrawn as an apparition candidate. Atlanta clubs beat Buffalo and Memphis and were named host for the 1914 convention.

Dallas Tex William W. Irwin Wheelng W Va Meokles Mystic Shrine John Boyle Utica Atlanta Buffalo Memphis Georgia City

Elected Bishop Coadjutor for Dallas Diocese

Dallas elects Rev Dr Charles Miske rector of St Michael and All Angels as bishop coadjutor, announced in a Dallas despatch dated May 4. Unanimous choice strengthens leadership for the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Dallas.

Baltimore Dallas Tex Protestant Episcopal Diocess of Charles Miske St Michael and All Angela’ Church

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