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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1908

Page

16

Society notes detail a large Washington reception for recent brides

A lengthy society listing describes a weekend reception at 216 I Street Northwest for the brides and grooms of the prior month. Guests include numerous New York residents and local society figures, with an orchestra, singing, and a generous supper.

Social Gossip From Paris to New York Elite Ties

The column surveys European aristocracy and American society, noting the engagement of Mme Gould to Prince Helie de Sagan in Paris, and Princess Hed to other titled families. It describes American heiresses’ marriages into European nobility, with comments on happiness, wealth, and social mobility, including Vanderbilt connections and a pension case.

Atll Europe Princes Chateau Aman New York Justhe of the Peace Budenbender Hoboken New Jersey Swhile Padenbender Cianese Jersey City Prince Mme Gould Thay Ian Countess von Walder New Joseph France Noet Hay Count van Walderste Germany China Count von Waldersee

Two Cubs Found as Saundersons Honeymoon in India Hunt

Mrs Juliette Williams recounts a grand hunt with Mr Saunderson and Miss Archbold during their honeymoon. They shot elephants and lions in India and South Africa while keeping two lion cubs as pets. A letter from Brighton, England, reports Florence Schenck and Charles H Wilson’s marriage on May 8, with lawyer Mr Gutterman denying any divorce.

Eurs Armir Davidles Saunderson John D. Archbold Standard On Company New York Saunderson British East Africa Anne Archbold Mr Saunderson Edward James Saunderson Castle Saunderson Cavan Ireland Far East Ingishman Miss Archbold Cuttyhunk Island India South Africa Lynn England Mrs Saanderson Mre Saunderson Cuba Brighton Florence Schenck Charles H Wilson Alfred G Vanderbilt Gutterman Einstein, Townsend & Guiterman Broadway Misa Schenck Wilson Wison Miss Schenck Richmond

Social Notes Highlight Bridgings and Marriages in Alexandria

Alexandria society round up features multiple gatherings at homes on South Washington and Cameron streets. Mrs Louis Greene hosted the Afternoon Cara Club with guest Mrs Stewart Jamieson winning the prize. the Wednesday Morning Bridge Club met Anita Robbing’s group. Mount Vernon Chapter CORA held a final meeting at Duke Street with officers elected including Mrs Washington Howard as regent. Signor Tuccimet of Rome and Miss Kate Smoot announced their June 3 wedding at South Fairfax Street grandmother’s home, with Tuccimet to address Italian societies in Philadelphia and New York. Various socials followed at Colross and homes of Mrs Smoot, Miss Graham, and Miss Taylor Smoot. A May Day program supported a bronze memorial tablet for George Washington pallbearers. Numerous guests from Washington and Richmond attended. Mile-long list of attendees includes Mrs William B Dain gerfield, Mrs Richard Gibson, Miss Nannie Norton, Mrs Stewart Jamieson, Miss Anita Robbing, Mrs Isaac Gregg, Miss Salle Kerner, Miss Mamia Agnew, Miss Irene Lambert, Mrs Laura Smoot, and many more. May and June events continue with weddings and visits to Berryville and New York commitments.

Louis 3. Greene Cara Club South Washington Street William B Daingerfield Richard Gibson Gardner Lloyd Boothe James Reid George & French Hugh McGuire Nannie Norton Stewart Jamieson Anita Robbing South St Asaph Street Richard Acton Isaac Gregg Salle Kerner Mamia Agnew Katie Uhlr Irene Lambert Mount Vernon Coristers of the Kate Waller Barrett Duke Street Wilheam J Morton Laura Smoot Wiam Jackson Morton Hubert Snowden Robert W Fuller Wiliam A Smoot George Thier J Stewart Jamieson Heber Boswell Thomas W Robinson William B Smoot John Hunton Foster Carrie Scribling Samuel L Monroe Dabney Herndon Robert CG Powell John Leadbeater Elizabeth Mc Janney Eleanor Washington Howard Willam Jackson Morton Carrie Stribling Wilam B Smoot Robert C Powell Rome Italian Society of New Colross Willam George Washington Warist Church Mount Janet Bowen Edward S Fawcett Lewis Cheeseman Scranton Fawcett Susan Stabler Fawcett Ellen Douglass Fawcett Herbert Claiborne Lightfoot Washington William Boothe Laurence Stabler J. Stewart Jamieson George French Malcolm W. Hill Dolly Zimmerman Elizabeth Potts Eadlih Ramsay Mildred Bentley Emma Thom George Uhler Cameron Street Clarence Woolfolk Richmond Arthur Snowden Hubbert Snowden Cassius F Lee William I Boothe Thomas W . Robinson Emmet C Dunn Smoot Boothe Gardner Llgud Boothe Nora Carlyle Herbert Robert Pegram Holt Newport News Christ Church Edith Ramsay Frank McCormick Berryville Va Louis C Barley Card Club North Columbus Street Carroll W. Ashby Samuel G Breat William B

Brighton Anecdotes Spark Royalist Gossip in Vaudeville

In Brighton a flurry of social whispers centers on Ming Schenck and William Wilson. Schenck, then tied to vaudeville performer Valeska Surratt, caused a public stir by declaring Wilson her husband after the Minnehaha’s arrival in July. Wilson reportedly married Schenck in Norfolk in October, prompting a divorce suit later filed by Mr. Wilson.

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