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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1908

Page

15

Washington social season at White House and beyond

Washington last week brimmed with presidential prospects and diplomatic gatherings. Mrs Roosevelt hosted a vast reception with figures such as Mrs Taft and Mrs Fairbanks, drawing diplomats, senators, and society leaders, while Mrs Taft and other wives attended, signaling a bustling political-social crossroad before summer conventions. Several engagements featured diplomats, ministers, and notable Washingtonians, with weddings, engagements, and plans for European trips shaping the social calendar.

White House Mrs. Roosevelt France Great Britain Brazil Lincoln Fairbanks Knox

Welfare visit notes and social events in Baltimore area

Misses Vance and Mattye Thornton of Massachusetts avenue spend several days with relatives in Baltimore. Mr. Meyer Simons and Mr. Bert Cohen will visit Baltimore as guests of Mr. Nathan Simons. Miss Wilhelmina Schurmeter had a linen shower for her upcoming marriage to Harry J. Price. Mrs. William J. Rhees and Miss Flora Rhees return from a foreign tour and stay at 1780 Gasfreee for a month before moving to 2440 Columbus road.

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Notable Colonial Dames figure advocates Washington club

Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell, a young original Colonial Dames member, traveled from Washington to New York for the Colonial Dames of America annual meeting at the Colony Club. She urged interest in the new Washington club and returned for its reception, standing out in a white satin and gold gown adorned with sixteen gold bars.

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