Washington Social World Sees High Profile Weekend Gatherings
President Harding and Mrs. Harding attend Calvary Baptist Church services and reception. Notables at tea include Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Sawyer, Maj. Gen. Murry, Col. Horton, Senator Shortridge, and many society guests at Hollin Hall and related events. engagements and upcoming nuptials feature Mrs. Edwards Satterwhite and Mr. Van Rensselaer Moore, with plans for autumn wedding. Europe-bound trips noted for Stock and Semmes parties.
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Harding
C. E. Sawyer
Calvary Baptist Church
Hawley P. Wilson
Hollin Hall
Arthur Murry
Edward C. Gregory
de Witt Talmage
William E. Horton
Bailey
Whitesell
Delos Blodgett
Charles G. Mathews
John W. Davidge
Senator Shortridge
George Gregory
George Hope
Jozel
Mary Dike
Alice Wilson
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed for Bronchial Croup Coughs
John G. Hek king of 195 Burgess Place Passaic N endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as the remedy for his bronchial trouble and related coughs and croup. The ad quotes his testimonial of recovery and thankfulness.
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Foley
John G. Hekking
Burgess Place
Passaic
Adv
Ambassador to Italy dinner party details reported
A dinner in New York hosted by Senor Rolandi Ricci will welcome the Italian ambassador and his son, with Signor Rolandi Ricci acting as attache at the embassy. Also Captain Osami Negano, the new naval attache of the Japanese embassy, plans a dinner for a small company tonight.
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Italy
Senet -Rolandi Riccl
Wash- York
Sat
Salvation Army Budget Drive Fuels Washington Events
An all day card party and a Masons versus Elks baseball game conclude the drive for the Salvation Army budget of 47000 dollars for another year in Washington. Tickets from the card party and tea room proceeds are pledged to the fund, with Mrs. Warren G. Harding among top patrons and a signed presidential baseball to boost bids at auction before the game.
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Masons and
Elks
Salvation Army
Washington
T. W. Barrett
George Kehoe
Harry Jones
J. M. Corbett
Warren G. Harding
H. C. Clark
Masons Gnn Elks
Harding
Society in New York Notes on May 15
Mrs Hamilton Twombly and Miss Ruth Vanderbilt Twombly of Florham Concord, N J, plan to sail for Europe on July 5 with Dr and Mrs Allen M Thomas. Mrs Twombly will not open Vinland at Gwire Point. Betty Jackson and Howard Maxwell Jr marry June 15 at Inisfad Brady home. wedding toned down after Mrs Anthony Brady’s Albany death.
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Washington Post
New York
Hamilton Twombly
Ruth Vanderbilt Twombly
Florham
Convent
N. J
Europe
Allen M. Thomas
Twombly
Vinland
Gwire Point
Betty Jackson
John A. Jackson
Howard W. Maxwell, Jr
Inisfad
Nicholas F. Brady
Anthony
N. Brady
Albany
Tea outing of the Commonwealth club at Meadows
In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia on May 15 a tea hosted by Mr and Mrs Thornton Lewis drew notable guests including William H Anderson John E Blaine Jr Alfred H Cassatt Frederick H Chatfield Joseph B Graydon Smith Hickenlooper Robert Pogue Roger J Rogan Clifford B Hinkle C Gray Vanderbilt Buckner A Wallingford The group then traveled by car to Elmhurst Farm for a Southern dinner after tea.
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White Sulphur Springs
Washington Post
W. Va
Commonwealth Club of
Roger J. Rogan
Clifford
Hinkle
C. Gray Vanderbilt
Buckner A. Wallingford
Meadows
Lewisburg Road
Elmhurst Farm
Tomatoes and Diet Puzzles Split by Science
A humorous piece recalls conflicting scientific claims about tomatoes causing indigestion versus providing vitamins. The narrator wavers between warnings and benefits, ending with a vow to quit reading contradictory health studies and restore their strength.
Mid Summer Night Dream to Open Dean Place Play
The Dean Place Pits in offers A Midsummer Night's Dream as the May 24 opening. A community chorus rehearses for a May 31 open air concert with the U S Marine Band at the state war and navy building south end. A June 1 concert at Central High will feature Ride with soloists Mrs Bowie, Mrs Reed, James Young, and George Miller.
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J. F. M. Bowie
William T. Reed
James K. Young
George Harold Miller
Drive to raise 125000 for Chevy Chase church project
The Chevy Chase Presbyterian church campaign kicked off with a preliminary gifts committee meeting at the church to push a $125,000 building drive. Chairman Henry B. Bittinger reported progress as captains and workers organized a house-to-house canvass across Chevy Chase. Edward F. Calladay plans a citizens' committee meeting today to finalize citywide coverage. Prices for Swift & Co. carcass beef in Washington for the week ending May 14, 1921 ranged from 15 to 17.5 cents per pound, averaging about 16.23 cents.
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Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
Henry B. Bittinger
Chevy Chase
Edward F. Calladay
Citizens’ Committee
Swift & Co
Washington
Yale Men Propose Four Days Holiday in Washington
Sons and wives of Yale men will join the May 27 meeting in Washington under the Four Days Holiday plan from Associated Southern Yale clubs. Plans now include wives and children with guided tours of sights, possible White House visit, and a hospitality reception by Mrs Hammon and other events May 28.
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Yale
Yale Clubs
Washington
White House
John Hays Hammond
Bath Beach to Open May 28 With Expanded Facilities
Washington opens its bathing beach season May 28 at Tidal Basin which can hold 20 000 people. New features include expanded women’s facilities 600 new steel lockers rest and first aid room 15 dressing booths a 300 yard sand promenade and two physicians. A new float was launched and lifeguard tryouts are set for Wednesday.
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Washington
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