Society Honors Mme Curie with Radium Gift at White House
Mme Curie received a gram of radium from Society Women at a White House reception yesterday at 4 50, hosted by Mrs Harding. About 500 guests, including scientists, educators and leaders of Boston and New York groups, attended. Mme Curie came with her daughters Irene and Eve, and Mrs William Brown Meloney.
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White Sulphur Springs Welcomes Rail Leader Visitors
Special to The Washington Post reports Mr Decatur Axtell former vice president of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad arrived for a several day stay at White Sulphur Springs. Also arriving are Edward Loomis Mrs J O Leary from London Dr S W Chafer from Colorado Springs and several Philadelphia colony members. Nearby Charleston guests include Mr and Mrs James B Weir as they motor out Forest Drive.
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Society in New York May 20 Washington visit by Alexander Aldrich
Society notes from New York report Mr. and Mrs Charles B Alexander traveling to Washington for a week. The same item notes Mr. and Mrs Winthrop W. Aldrich.
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Toward Drowsytown and Other Snippets
A fragmented newspaper fragment lists a poem about a road to Drowsytown and children marching to a magical place. It shifts to brief satirical lines on Mexico oil and immigration percentages. Then it notes social notes: a dinner for Miss Margaret Dunlap, engagement planned in Philadelphia, and summer arrangements at Bayville L I home Dunstable leased to Mr. and Mrs. Edward R Stettminus.
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Reflections of a Bachelor Girl by Helen Rowlan
A satirical column on married life and male folly. It criticizes perpetual courting, Prohibition’s impact on wives, and the idea of love as foolish risk. It lampoons women’s moods and men’s ideals with humorous anecdotes and social commentary.
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Suburban Rockville News and Local Marriages and Accidents
In Gaithersburg a collision injures Mrs Frederick Rice as Jesse Burns of Washington Grove drives a car against a bogey carrying the Rices. Rev Nolan Harmon presided at a Washington wedding between Hatth M Moler and Flosd R Shaw. Cecil of Comus dies at 47, survived by wife and twelve children. Kings Daughters leaders speak at Rockville church circle meeting. Two more marriages licensed for Rockville and nearby counties with several couples listed by name.
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