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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
11
A cautious report notes officers in active service face retention issues as all medical reports are awaited. The War Department may extend terms to avoid losing valuable personnel while review continues.
The article outlines actions by the mining board and naval officers with promotions and examinations slated at Fort Totten and related posts. It notes Deputy appointments, exam schedules, and the influence of the examining board on personnel assignments amid a busy defense and administration period. It also mentions key figures such as Winthrop and Meyer in cabinet discussions and naval planning.
Afternoon train to Jamestown Exposition. Rev Tifteny to move next week with his bride to pastorate in Martinsburg West Virginia. Out of town guests include Mr John M Engle of Washington DC, Mr Hank Titany, Mr and Mrs John Titany, Misa Rose Tiffany of Loudoun County Virginia. Miss Sullivan White of Boyd Md aided at a mandated event.
The column chronicles a high society scene with Earl and Countess of German ties at Port Eliot, rumored betrothals, and a Chicago wedding gala. It details social circles in New York and London, noting actors, heiresses, and fashion trends, including Miss Burns and Mrs Garfield King, plus a glimpse of theatrical plans and upcoming art exhibitions.
A fragmentary Nottingham era column notes a winter outing at Hot Springs Virginia and references social figures, fashion scenes, and novelty entertainments. It mentions a public amusements season among the ultra rich, a prewar laundress tale tied to Mrs Moran, social events in New York and Boston, and a wedding at the Church of the Nations in New York with guests and attendants listed, highlighting societal pretensions and fashionable curiosities.
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