Marshal Catchem Sees No Diplomats Amid Slow Day
In Echodale marshal Catchem fails to land any diplomats as mayor Soakem pushes him to chase speeders along Stonetown road. The day grows bleak with no ambassadors, no senators, and the town's spotlight on a fruitless mission while changes in railway schedules loom and public patience wears thin.
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Marshal Catchem
Reservoir Road
Behodale
Echodale
Stonetown
Bechodale
Echofale
United Senates
Gory
Domin
Nave
Witcham
Soakem
Nanes
Lonk Lake
Echodale Speed
Bobleman
Matar Soakem
Fleeing foreigners foil Catchem in Holodale plot
Mayor Soakem concedes highway glory to all while warning citizens not to dodge law. He orders crowd control and price rates for visitors and locals, promising a booming metropolis by next fall. Catchem is urged to enforce drag net as Jamestown royalties fund a cabinet.
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Tom Thris
United States
Clatchem
Royal Guests of the Reids at Dorchester House Dinner
Ambassador and Mrs Reid hosted a high society dinner at Dorchester House in London for the Duke and Duchess of Connaught with their suite, plus a long list of aristocrats and dignitaries. Prince Arthur and Princess Patricia attended with other royals and ambassadors. Supper followed under a marquee, and more guests joined for a late dance.
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London
Dorchester House
Reid
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
Prince Arthur
Princess Patricia of Connaught
Nicholas Longworth
Ambassador
Rei
Duke
Duchess of Connaughty
Cheylesmore
Duchess of Roxburghe
Exelyn
Gerald Ward Coa
Countess of Strafford
Acheson
Paget
William George Cavendish Bentinck
Alastair Robert James-Ker
Myles Ponsonby
Crewe
J. Ridgeley Carter
Mass Carter
J J. Astor
Esme Gordon-Lennox
Yarborough
Arthur James
Brougham
Ogdin Mills
Beatrice Mills
Errington
Evelyn Guinness
Alexander Conde Stephen
Lord Herbert
Beatrice Herbert
Jacob Astley
Nellie Post
Prince
Princess Christianl
Denmark
Princess Victoria
Great Britain
Henry Mortimer Durand
Durand
W. C. Endicott
Westminster
Duchess of Westminster
Stars Favor Frohman Over Orleans House Bid
Special Cable to The Washington Post Lonion May 2 Old text notes E H Sothern and John Marlowe withdrew their offer to buy a house in Orleans once linked to Joan of Arc as demolition looms. They switch support to Charles Frohman who bid for the property. Frohman plans to ship the house to Central Park New York while Frohman himself aims to place it in Kensington Gardens London.
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Washington Post
Lonion
E. H. Sothern
John Marlowe
Orleans
Joan of Arc
Charles Frohman
New York
Central Park
Frohman
Kensington Gardens
London
Church Choirs in Concert at National Rifles Hall
St Mark's Church choirs directed by William B Trott performed separately and together in a large Washington concert at National Rifes Hall. Senior men junior boys and the St Katherine women sang with solos by Drury Patchell George Burough Willie Beck and others. A new piece by Richard Hurd titled St Mark's Choir Boys Song was featured.
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St. Mark's
St. Mark’s Church
National Riftes Hall
St. Katherine
William B. Trott
St. Mark's Choir
St. Paul
Rihard Hurd
Washington Singers
Drury Patchell
George N. Burough
Willie Beck
George N. Blakeney
Charles F. Roberts
Girouard
Allen Terrell
Lawton Harriman
Catherine Beulsh Luxen
Spencer
Dudley Lawrence
Parish lawn fete postponed due to rain forecast
Mrs D Percy Hickting announces the annual season finale talk and informal picnic at the pavilion of Chevy Chase Lake. Rain today prompts postponement of the lawn fete at St Albans Church lawns until June 6, as weather bureau predicted rain.
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Chevy Chase Lake
D. Percy Hickting
Parish Aid Society
Protestant
Episcopal Pro-Cathedral
Church of the Ascension
Massachusets Avenue
Twelfth Street
Weather Bureau
St. Alban’s Church
Kaiser's temper at Wiesbaden art visit shocks guests
Social gossip notes Kaiser Wilhelm II's reaction to Fritz Erler's fresco in the new Wiesbaden Kurhaus. While praising the artist's mural quality, observers joke at royal temperaments as London social life unfolds with Duchess of Marlborough, Miss Botha, and a parade of society figures enjoying Sundays in Hyde Park and London venues.
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Wiesbaden
William II
Kurhaus
Munich
Fritz Erler
Erler
Prof
von Thiersch
Kaiser
Hyde Park
London
Ascot
Duchess of Marlborough
Duke of Argyll
Sir Allen Young
Lady Stratheden
Stanhope Gate
Lady Hood
Hamilton Gardens
Violet Vivian
Leopold Canning
la France
England
Helen Botha
Cecil
Misses Botha
Pretoria
Baron
Baroness de Meyer
Cadogan Gardens
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Marlowe
Joan of Arc House
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Prince August Wilhelm
Alexandra Victoria
Schleswig-Holstein
Penates
America
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Prinzessin
Victoria Louise
Frederick Vanderbilts
Bertie Stopford
Bachelors’ Club
Purdy
Malta
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Bad Nauheim
Cornélius Vanderbilt
Portugal
Dwight Arven Jones
Abel Arven Jones
Henry Redmond
Edward Lyman Short
Paris
Miss Short
Harry
Lehr
Newport
William E. Carter
Stratford House
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Boston
John D's
North Shore
Massachusetts
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Hotel Ritz
Cortlandt Field Bishop
Elisha Dyer
J. Clinch Smith
Charlies Dana Gibson
Craig Biddle
Vanderbit
Duchess of
India
John B. Trevor
Harvard
James Speyer
Speyer
Elin Prince
William Travers
Lowery
Columbia College
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