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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1907

Page

13

Richmond Society Receptions and Reunion Highlights

Richmond society reels through receptions and events for a reunion season. Mrs Bland S Smith hosts a stay at home whist club meeting while dignitaries and guests celebrate Confederate reunions, weddings, and local clubs in elegant fashion across town.

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Birthday party honors Frances Smoot at Smoot home

Miss Frances Smoot celebrated her eleventh birthday at her parents home on Prince Street. Many local families attended, including Green of Velapline Coch a t the Plains, Johnsons, Bitzer, and Kempers, with a large turnout of neighbors and guests from Alexandria society.

Frances Smoot J Chrton Smoot Prince Streets Polls Green Jolia Coch the Plains Colling Jones Emily Johnson Marion Johnson Mies Frances Robertson Esther Burle “Moses Lucy Uhler Marion F Kerneds Juicy Anderson Karine Bitzer Christian Kemper Esther Green Virginia Wheat Marion Miibten Hopkins Janney Bridge Ils Hemeon Cameron Street Mes J P Steiner Wises Lela H Steiner Bliss Elizabeth Janner Annie Shumwas White Plains Dibney Hierndom Bessie Swank Johnstown Courtney Grenough King Street

Leesburg and Washington social notes near Broad Run

Broad Run area notes from Leesburg and Washington cover guests and visits, arrivals at Woodford, and local social scenes. Highlights include Miss Lelia Steiner hosted by Mrs Laula Matthews, Mrs A Gertrude Clarvoe moving to Windover Heights, Prof Prettyman reunion with former Maryland State Normal School faculty, and Rockville and Kensington residents visiting, with several marriages and civic events noted.

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Club gatherings and debates mark late season in multiple Washington groups

The Philo Classics held its final meeting at Mrs A B Bare home with papers on German masters and living composers, plus musical sketches by local artists. Other clubs including Nomads, Builders, Oriental Esoteric Center, Potomac, Encelsior, and various literary circles met at homes or public venues with debates on Jefferson versus Jackson, lectures on culture, and preparations for a Glen Echo picnic.

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Exhibite of exclusive fashions in slippers for sport

Young ladies preparing for commencement exercises and interested in sport footwear can view an exhibit of exclusive slippers. With tennis, golf, hunting, riding, yachting and related activities at peak interest, the display offers an unequaled variety designed for each sport. Mail orders filled promptly and satisfactorily.

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