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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1913

Page

12

Mrs Wilson Hosts School Girls Reception At White House

The annual spring reception for graduating girls from local schools and seminaries was hosted by President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson in the state rooms. Tea followed to the state dining room with Marine Band music, while Miss Jessie Wilson and Miss Helen Woodrow Bones attended. The Italian ambassador and National Civic Federation event plans were also noted with Julius Kahn to speak at a morning meeting.

White House Washington Taft Wilson Missea Wwnsay Miss Renes Marine Band Woman's Department National Civic Federation Julius Kahn California Archibald Fiopkir Woodrow Wilson Agnes Hart Wilson Secretary of Labor Children’s Hospital Friendship Harting New Hampshire Avenue Iss. Fort Mary.Eno New York Yueara Lyon GiladFs Hincksey Mies. Campbell

New Washington Hostess Career Brimming With Adventure

The wife of Nevada's new U S senator has led a vivid life. She traveled 2,200 miles of snow and ice to wed the young lawyer, crossed the Dawson to Nome stretch in Alaska to marry him, and later they survived the San Francisco earthquake hotel wreck. Their Tonopah Nevada home burned, and they barely escaped.

Nevada United States Dawson Nome Alaska San Francisco Tonopah Nev

Washington host's brilliant fourth dinner honors Vice President

A notable circle attended a fourth in a series of brilliant dinners hosted by sani in honor of the Vice President and Mrs. Marshall. Guests included the British ambassador, French embassy counselor, Italian embassy officials, and numerous U.S. officials and social figures. An Italian embassy ambassador will host a Saturday dinner for the Turkish ambassador. Other attendees spanned ambassadors, ministers, and influential society members from across the capital.

Curtis Chandler Andersen Hemfoie Pinchot Southerland Dorothy Willams Hoyle Bassett Moore Johannessen Ceccato Montagnini Charles V. Wheeler Baxter Twining William P. Biddle M. E. Mason Takeuchi Bricker Traidon Prabandh Legation Edward Loftus Nai Choate Nai Jajdwal Washington East Gloucester Mass Beron Zewidinek New York

Social Gatherings Highlight Washington Evening Scene

The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Tane hosted a small dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Wigmore of Chicago. Misa Clare de Graffenries gave a tea for Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Burleson at Seventeenth Street home. Mrs. Bryan was away and did not receive. The Postmaster General opened the Brookland rose show with Mirai Burleson present and others including the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Houston. Mrs. Marshall will host an informal afternoon at the Shoreham after 3 oclock.

Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Tane John Wigmore Chicago Misa Clare de Graffenries Seventeenth Street Thomas R. Marshall Albert Sidney Burleson Brookland Mirai Burleson Houston Marshall Shoreham Ruel C. Warriner Johannesburg South Africa Washington Budapest Berlin Laszlo Szerhenyi Count Saecheny Eugene M. Robinson New York Count Szecheny Mr. Robinson Eurene Count Szechenyi Paris Tenidan Szechenyi Newport

Washington Society Hosts Bridge Luncheon and Attends Benefit

Prominent guests including Swiss legation members and Mrs G A Stephens honor a bridge luncheon for Providence Hospital benefit at a Washington venue. Boxed seats for a Metropolitan vs Chevy Chase ball game are reserved with many elite attendees listed as boxholders and guests. The article notes travel plans, engagements, and society movements among diplomats and high society figures.

Metropolitan Chevy Chase American League Park Providence Hospital James F. Barbour White John Barrett Walsh Philip Sheridan Hugh Wallace Mitteberger Henry May Charles Houghton Wood George Howard Edward Mclean Peter> Gerry Frank Noyes Guy Fairfax Whiting Robert Hinckley Raymond Rogers John 5. Webb Azul Harold P. Norton Baldwin Emil Montgomery John Reyburn Murray A. Cobb George KE. Hamilton Humphrey Victor Kauffmann F. A. Richardson Hogan

Wherever cheese is sold CHAUTAUQUA DAIRY CO Byracuse NY

Local dairy firm Chautauqua Dairy Co operates in Byracuse New York selling cheese through regional outlets. The brief notice notes the company as a supplier in the area without detailing products or dates.

Chautauqua Dairy CO Byracuse N.Y

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