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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1907

Page

21

Society Notes from Sixth Pages

Dor to Austria and Mrs. Bellamy Storer leased the Crowninshield residence in Boston for years. Lieut Gen Nelson A Mises A S A retired leased Gov Robbins house in Milton for the summer. Mrs J Astor took rooms at the Hotel Ritz London for the season and visited the Duchess of Portland at Welbeck before Paris. Mr and Mrs George Gould motor toured France leaving Gloria with her brother Jay Gould at Claridge’s Hotel London.

Dor Austria Bellamy Storer Crowninshield Boston Europe Nelson A. Mises Gov. Robbins Brush Hill Road Milton Mass J. Astor Ritz London Duchess of Portland Welbeck Paris George Gould France Gloria Mr Jay Gould

Washington residents register at Atlantic City hotels

Special to The Washington Post reports numerous Washington inhabitants registered across Atlantic City hotels during the week of May 18. The list names guests at Artington Berkshire Ins Celarcroft Dennis Elwun Elison Fredorda Holmauret and many others, plus noted local departures and social engagements.

Washington Post Atlantic City N. J Washington Artington M Johnston J. van Rensselaer Everett L. Helberger J Helberger Berkshire Ins F. A Linger Boscobel C P Patton Celarcroft Miles A Somerby Sherwoode D Bigelow E Dempsey Dennis L. Rebectet Busey Holmauret Goldsborough Mise Kaufman Kaufman la Fontaine Wrs Hoo Smith C Decker Macy Decker Anna Decker Helen Decker Vorigello J. Litsinger Mertor Jo Lyie Mes le Steels New Dighnt O H Smith H. H Wilson F Wilcot WO Hughes Norsand Axl Spence Herschran Reta Princes Ound W. G. Willege Lewle MO Street Ralaigh Wilkenburg Aller Roxborough Kearner Rudell Hariaw J G Dunn Roya Edich G Winship George Wo Talbert William G@ Boyd Anna Fo Gawler A Mills Anc Fox roRah Olman young + Hevl Mess Lewis Worberts Mise Therts Jlf

Dances and Guests Highlight Vienna Hall Event

The Vienna Hall social scene on Friday May 18 featured a large dime party hosted by Devreaux Moffett and Shackte with guests from Washington Ballston Falls Church Oakton Fairfax Lewinsville Lingles and others. Local residents entertained included Miss Salvin and Miss Wilcox with Mr Wisner of Washington among attendees.

Devreaux Moffett Washington Gharbs Ballston Falls Court Oiktoam Pairfax Lewinsville Lingles Salvin Maslind Butler Wisner Washington Wilcox North Carolina Certel I. F Lewis Falls Church Ss Thomason Oakton E. S Devereaux

Alexandria society social notes and gatherings

Mrs Charles C Carlin hosted a Tuesday evening at her North Washington home in honor of Bliss Rose MacDonald with a list of society guests and prizes won by Mrs Chaplain Carson and Miss May Greene. Other items note skating parties at local homes, Daughters of the Confederacy, DAR and DAR officers elected, and neighborhood card groups plus a surprise party for Mr Carroll W Ashby's birthday.

Charles C. Carlin Ecards North Washington Street Bliss Rose MacDonald Chaplain Carson Roanoke Carroll W. Ashby C. William Wattles Samuel G. Brent Louis Barley George Uhler May Greene Minnie Henderson Inda Wattles Hla Broders Mittie Herbert North Washington Street Lucy Douglas Marian Herbert Edith Ramsay Willam Bryant Arthur Bryant Milton French Arthur Herbert Seventeenth Virginia Regiment United Daughters of the Confederacy Lee Camp Hall Willam Ogden Pauline Jones Mary Gorman India Henderson J M Hill Blanche Berkeley Walter W. McCaffrey Charles M Shepperson Dixie Mount Vernon Daughters of the American Revolution William Jackson Morton William A Smoot Dabney Sterndon Carre Wise John Leadibeater Eleanor S. Washington Howard Stewart Jamieson Thomas Robinson William J Morton Wiliam A. Smoot Robert W. Fuller Dabney Hierndon John Leadbeater Ael L. Monroe Mary G Powell Heber Boswell Nannie Norton Laura Smoot Brown Susan R. Hetzel Wilson Charles Gordon Miss May Greene Paquier Neighborhood Card Club France Street Cassius Fo Lee Albert D. Brockett Henry F. Robertson Phil Wattles

Local social notes and visiting guests fill Prince Street listings

A bustling roundup of society figures, guests, and events. Miss Lucy Douglas and Miss Mildh Ramsay among notables, teahouse gatherings at Golf Club House, and parish entertainments led by Mrs. Lindsay and Mahlon Hopkins Janney. Numerous visitors from Washington, Lynchburg, and Albany appear with host families and travel plans.

Golf Club William Watties Louis C. Barley Phil Wattles

Duke Biltmore Guest At Asheville House

Asheville May 18 Mr and Mrs George W Vanderbilt host guests at Biltmore House English envoy Esme Howard Charge d Affaires and a traveling duke incognito as Hidward Sturdy. They visited from Charleston where hosted by Mrs Andrew Simmons Lady Conely Hewitt and her mother. Downey's bridal carriages advertised for June weddings and stables listed.

Washington Post Asheville N. C George W. Vanderbilt Biltmore House Esme Howard Washington Duke Hidward Sturdy Howard Sturdy Charleston Andrew Simmons Conely Hewitt Chas. Woolsey Witchwood England Thomas Cheesebrough Fernihurst Tench Coxe A. C._ Bartlett Joseph M Gazzgam Mortimer Hancock Downey St. Nw

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