Eleven Wellesley Brides Latter to Leave College
Eleven Wellesley College girls announced engagements and weddings. Miss Jean Miller of Philadelphia will marry Erimynd Sehless before graduation and return as class bride of 1914. Miss Helen Nixon of Boston to wed Prof. Hilliard of Simmons College. Other notices name couples from Boston, Minneapolis, Minneapolis, and families in New Jersey, Connecticut, and New York with planned ceremonies and postgrad plans in China and Princeton Theological Seminary.
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John Miller
Philadelphia
Helen Nixon
Hilliard
Spreial
Washington Post
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley Coll
Jean Miller
Wellddley
Wii
Erimynd Sehless
Helin Fixon
Boston
Curtis Morrison Huh Bart
Aramtree
Dartmouth
Simmons College
Jatta Beenles Reed
Minneapolis
Walter Annan
University of Minnesota
Stad
Harrit Blake
Omaba
Rd Akerson
Beatrice Blake
Edward Curtis Matut Portamouth
N. H
Mixa Flolen Hayward
Onakl Macleod Keith
Brock Run
Misa Lucie Dooching
Cranford
Tacoma
Wash
Marian Warner
Joan Snyder Carlisle
Brooklyn
Carisle
Clark Village
Wil
Princeton ‘Theological Seminary
Moorestown
Alpha Phi Holds May Ball at Willard Maryland College
Members of the Alpha Phi Fraternity at Maryland Agricultural College College Park Md held their May ball in the Willard hotel. Guests included Dr and Mrs F lio Talalera of Washington Prof and Mrs Richardson Prof and Mrs Fioughter and Prof and Mrs FE N y of College Park. On the arrangements committee were J W Truitt W Fletcher H Brown and F J McKenna. The fraternity members listed include BW Truitt president W T Fletcher vice president J B Coster secretary R T Gray treasurer J B Ss Brown G H Buchwald R Dale T B Gray F J O W Wright B A Taylor Voiessinger G B Gray H Balkam V M Morris and J E Burlingame.
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Maryland College Fraternity
Willard
Alpha Phi Fraternity
Maryland Agricultural College
College Park
Weel
F. Lio Talalera
Washington
S. Richardson
K. Fioughter
N. Y
I. W. Truitt
W. Fietcher
H. & Brown
F. J. McKenna
BW. Truitt
W. T. Fletcher
J. B. Coster
R.T. Gray
J.B Ss. Brown
G. H. Buchwald
R. Dale
T. B. Gray
F. J. O W. Wright
B.A. Taylor Voiessinger
G. B. Gray
H. Balkam VI
Morris
J. E. Burlingame
Era
Suffragists Elated Over Prospects of Long Session
Mes Meanascusudlek, chair of the national congressional committee, has gone to Chicago then will return to push a constitutional amendment for women’s suffrage. The likely long session pleases suffragists who expect hearings before House and Senate committees. Mrs Antoinette Funk is in Georgia waging a campaign for the cause. Mrs Sherman M Booth will address the National Equal Suffrage League at the Washington Chamber of Commerce this evening.
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Mes
Meanascusudlek
National Congressional Committee
Haa
Chicago
House
Senate
Antoinette Funk
Congressional Committee
Georgia
Sherman M. Booth
National
Colese Equa Suffrage League
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Miss Katherine Duckwall Named Probation Officer
The appointment of Miss Katherine Duckwall as probation officer of the juvenile court was announced by J. Wilmer Lattimer. Duckwall succeeds Miss Jean King who resigned due to poor health and begins effective June. She lives at 1425 Webster Street Northwest and has extensive social work experience including leading the Western District of the Associated Charities for over a year.
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Katherine Duckwall
Tee J. Wilmer Lattimer
Duckwall
Jean King
Dune Misa Duckeall
Webster Street
Associated Charities
Jeverns Court
Lattimer
Baltimore Woman Die In Winchester Excursion
Mrs. Ella Kesseling of Baltimore died during a Winchester Virginia excursion after arriving with others. She reportedly collapsed after reaching the home of the mother of Chief of Police M A Dorar, suffering fatal injuries.
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Ella Kesseling
Baltimore
Winchester
Spelal
Washington Post
Kesseling
M. A. Dorar
Ilalra
Two Sisters to Wed Brothers in Same House Romance
Special to The Washington Post New York story from May 24 reports two sisters Gertrude and Anna Asinoff engaged to Abel and Edward Lieberman, brothers who met at a theater party over four years ago. The couples, both residing in the same New York apartment house, became engaged after a neighborly set up and subsequent meetings, amid a tale of fate and affection in the media uproar.
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Washington Post
New York
William Asinoff
Gertrude
Anna
Abel
Edward Lieberman
Abel Lieverman
Nan
Two Services Held at St Patrick's for First Communion May Procession
At St Patrick's yesterday 100 children received their first communion in the morning with Mgr Russell officiating and Rev J A Smyth delivering a brief sermon. In the afternoon more than 700 boys and girls joined the annual May procession led by the Holy Cross sisters and Sunday teachers with Pauline Isemann crowned Queen of the May and Pauline Chrisman as crown bearer.
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Pauline Isemann
Pauline Chrisman
Mgr. Russell
J. A. Smyth
St. Patrick's
Sisters of the Holy Cross
St. Patrick’s Academy
James A. Smyth
Mgr
Russell
Misa Pauline Isemann
Hileen Lyong
Irene Bontz
Dorothy Dick
May Leesnitzer
Marie Allen
Love Letters End in Suit and Promise Breach
New York May 24 A lengthy tale of ardent love letters and a broken engagement ends in a $1,000 verdict for breach of promise of marriage. Agnes Kilpan and Godfrey Lupnik ofp. longtime suitors faced dramatic allegations after a quarrel at a dance. The jury favored Miss Kilpan.
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Eespectan
Wantington Post
New York
Godfrey Lupnik
Wib Aitheneatt
Agnes Kilpan
Mies Kupon
Ascerta
Mr. Lupnikia
Lupnik
Mias Kupon
Fair Graduates Reign At Baccalaureate Service
Washington area churches and schools began commencement week with baccalaureate and diploma ceremonies. Mount Vernon Seminary plans a musical tomorrow with class officers led by Dorothy Menefee, while Gunston Hall, Timlow, Madeira, and Lucia Gales Barbour schools hold Friday and Tuesday events. Dr. Harvey W Wiley will confer diplomas at Columbia Hospital Training School for Nurses with eleven graduates listed, and Washington College of Law diplomas are set for Memorial Continental Hall Thursday.
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Washington
Mount Vernon Seminary
the Willard
Dorothy Menefee
Kansas City
Josephine Sweeney
St. Paul
Minn
Misses Madeira
Timlow
Lucia Gales
Nantite Ek, Steadman
Mary V. Cummings
Henrietta Wolf
Misa Ethel J. McLeod
Ethel Grey Bennett
Natatie A. Brizzalara
Carrie Belle Steele
Virginia
Olsig L. Fowlar
May Windger
Maryland
Margaret T. Felsler
New York
Estelle J. , Loertacher
Switzerland
Elizabeth L. Kern
Washington College of Law
Memorial Continental Hall
Girls Give French Matinee At Bristol School Commencement
Twelve girl students of the Bristol School on Nineteenth Street Northwest staged a French matinee during commencement week with conversations in French and scenes from life in France. The baccalaureate sermon was delivered at St. Margaret's Church by Rev. C. P. Sparling. Prize exercises and a studio exhibit occurred at 3 p.m. today. Class day exercises are tomorrow at 4 p.m. and commencement exercises Wednesday evening mark the close. graduates include Bloise Porter Anderson, Jean Campbell, Margaret Louise Coffman, Thelma Dargan, Marie Louise Galway, Gladysa Armstrong Graham, Dorothy Elizabeth Hompd, Evelyn Kellett Knote, Frances Rebecca Miles, Laura Talbott Neal, Mary Ells Walker, and Louise Elizabeth Williams.
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Bristol School
Nineteenth Street
Mintwood Place
France
St. Margaret's Church
C. P. Sparling
St. John's Church
Georgetown
Bloise Porter Anderson
Jean Campbell
Margaret Louise Coffman
Thelma Dargan
Marie Louise Galway
Gladysa Armstrong Graham
Dorothy Elizabeth Hompd
Evelyn Kellett i Knote
Frances Rebecca Miles
Laura Talbott Neal
Mary Ells Walker
Louise Hizabeth Williame
Four GWU women elected to Sphinx Honor Society
Misses Mabel Blanchard Joanna Best Anna Craton and Elizabeth Weber have been elected members of the Sphinx Honor Society at George Washington University. The organization consists of students who have distinguished themselves in scholarship along lines of academic achievement.
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Mabel Blanchard
Joanna Best
Anna Craton
Elizabeth Weber
Sphinx Honor Society
George Washington University
Baroness Seeks 2.5 Million in Suit Over Promised Marriage
Ursula Barbara von Kalinowski of Wiesbaden sues Michael J. Hurley of St. Louis, alleging promises to wed her after traveling across two continents. Her examination in New York faced a clash over letters and telegrams, with contempt threats and a closed-door session to resume today.
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Ursula Barbara von Kalinowski
Wiesbaden
Germany
New York
Michael J. Huriey
St. Louis
Hurley
Chrystie Bryan
Hurlly
George TH Flersing
Contsel
Mr. Bryan
Mayer
Chambera
Jon
Bryan
Mr. Fleming
St. Loui
Federal Building
Patchogue Maids Seek Tall Rock Salt Peeping Tom
Special to The Washington Post. In Patchogue New York residents hoist watch for a tall, 6 foot 10 inch peeper who has been peering through windows of Mrs. Frank Baylle and her daughters Bessie and Edith. Harry Lawrence, Baylle’s brother in law, hid with a rock salt shotgun and fired as the figure fled leaping a hedge and five fences at high speed toward Montauk Point.
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Will
Washington
New York
Patchogue
L. L
Harry Lawrence
Frank Baylle
Three Young Men Court Maiden in Transatlantic Tale
A Washington Posy dispatch recounts an English romance aboard the Mauretania. Marguerite Haney stands center as three suitors recall past proposals, one who sailed to England, one who stayed, and one who failed to appear revealing the fickle courtship before her voyage to England. The scene ends with a vanity bag gifts and a lighthearted moment on the pier.
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England
Marguerite Haney
Mauretania
Miss Haney
Queen Mary in Paris Styles Subdue Bright Fashion
Paris dispatch notes Queen Mary of England avoids flamboyant fashion during her Paris visit. Observers describe her high collars and restrained blue taffeta attire, while long capes and plumed hats draw attention to evolving trends in European dress. The piece contrasts monarchy restraint with industry impact, and mentions notable comments on dress measures and caps. Special services honor Mrs. John Hay are also announced with scheduled speakers at Cosmopolitan Baptist Church.
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Gable
Washington Post
Paris
Queen Mary
England
Avenue
Dubois
Parla
Germany
Italy
John Hay
John Hey
Henderson ‘National Memorial League of America
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
G. A. Neeley
Joseph Taggart
D. Doolitte
J. R. Connelly
Simon P.W. Drew
Harper's Magazine Profiling American Seashore Holidays
Harper's Magazine opens with American Holidays The Seashore by Larrison Rhodes the first of a series on summer resort life. Paintings in full color by Howard Giles accompany the lively illustrated portrait of popular seaside pleasures.
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Larrison Rhodes
Stummer
America
Howard Giles
A Woman in the Himalayas by Mrs. Fanny Bullock Workman
Mrs. Fanny Bullock Workman, renowned woman climber, recounts her thrilling ascent of the Great Rose Glacier in the Himalayas with striking photographs.
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Fanny Bullock Workman
Rose Glacier
Himalayas
Days With Franz Liszt in Rome's Eighties Society
Madame de Hegermann-Lindencrone recalls Rome in the 1880s when Franz Liszt drew crowds as the era’s social lion. She describes diplomatic circles, her frequent meetings, and Liszt's magnetic influence in a vivid personal vignette.
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Madame de Hegermann-Lindencrone
Rome
Liszt
Old Chester Returns in Deland Tale with Lavendar
Deland's new tale Old Chester features Dr. Lavendar returning, joined by other stories from Calvin Johnston Georgia Wood Pangborn Brand Whitlock and Mrs Henry Dudeney.
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Chester
Margaret Deland
Dr. Lavendar
Calvin Johnston
Georgia Wood Pangborn
Brand Whitlock
Henry Dudeney
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