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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1916
Page
12
The listing shows framed print sizes and prices: 30x36 inches for 2.50, 24x26 inches for 2.50, 36x36 inches for 3.00, and 27x34 inches for 4.00.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson returns to the White House after weeks away in New York and Philadelphia. Mrs. Bryan arrives at the Lafayette and prepares to rejoin Mr. Bryan in Chicago. Numerous luncheons and dinners occur at Pierce Mill, Dower House, and the Willard with guests including Mrs. Burleson, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. McAdoo, Mrs. Houston, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Vrooman, and other society figures. The Belgium envoy and other dignitaries visit, while attendees plan summer travel to Bar Harbor and Atlantic City.
Col and Mrs John R Williame will spend the coming month at Beverly Farms Massachusetts where they have rented a summer cottage. Ellie Lejeune issues tea cards for June 7 to meet Dorothy Taylor who will wed Robert Courtney Hillard of Minneapolis on June 14. Elizabeth Wiley, visiting Baltimore friends, heads to Canada to join her parents Commander and Mrs Henry Wiley who recently closed their Twenty second Street house. Mrs Taylor wife of Rep Edward T Taylor returns to Washington from New York after attending a Federation of Womens Clubs event. Mrs Franklin S Richardson and Mrs Laurance B Rand of New York are at the Willard for several days. Also staying are G Van de Putte of Antwerp and Cyrus H K Curtis of Philadelphia. Mason Chahoon returns to Washington then Glacier National Park for summer. Edward A Crane of Philadelphia on leave from Hot Springs Va guests of Rear Admiral and Mrs Frederic R Harris will depart today. Chevy Chase Club dinner and dance tomorrow night will feature separate dinner and dance parties. A Gerry Johnson and son A Gerry Johnson Jr plan a June departure for Spring Lake New Jersey for a summer cottage. Louis Nixon of New York arrived at the Shoreham last night with Mrs E W Clark Mrs T C Patterson of Philadelphia and Mrs T C Willette of New York also in attendance. Mrs Gerhardt and guest Miss Helen Dent of Alabama spent the weekend at Annapolis and watched the Army and Navy baseball game.
Mrs Owen and Robert Le Owen recently left home after a sprained ankle. Prof and Mrs Alexander Graham Bell hosted a large reception in Connecticut avenue honoring Miss George, director of the Montessori Children’s Home, and Miss Kenny, head of the Montessori Association free school. Miss George shared Spain study notes with Dr Montessori and Miss Kenny outlined winter plans for Foundling Home free school.
Admiral Aaron Ward opens his Rose Garden at Willowmere Roslyn for a June 8 benefit event supporting the American Ambulance Hospital in Paris. Last year the venue drew over 1,200 attendees and funded an ambulance sent to France in memory of Claude Pernet. Notables attend and patronage includes Mrs. Robt Bacon and many prominent society figures.
The American Red Cross announced last night that ihs membership surpassed 100000 due to a nationwide campaign. When it began, membership stood at 40000.
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