Washington area social notes and engagements amid WWI
A long list of social events and movements features Mrs. Kincheloe entertaining Kentucky visitors, the Schumann-Heinck concert trip to Camp Humphreys, and multiple marriages and homecomings. Notables include Miss Nel Dulin and Miss Ja Coll of Madison, Ky., plus Miss Lous Cottingham of Houston, Ky. The piece also covers Mr and Mrs James Thomson’s midweek departure for New Orleans, Mrs Mary Robson McGill’s move to Columbia, and various military connections as several families converge on Washington for the season.
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Mra
Kittchelos
Kentucky
Anter Tain
Schumann-Heinck
Humphreys
Umsin-Heinck
Kincheloe
Nel Dulin
Mise Ja Coll
Madison
Lous Cottingham
Honésteon
Washington Notes and Nearby Weddings Highlight Social Season
Mrs Horatio N Slater and her daughter Ray visit Washington en route to Boston with Lieut Horatio Nelson Slater Jr. The Vorhaus family from New York arrives to support Lieut Martin Vorhaus at Naval Hospital. Maj and Mrs Cloman celebrate a Washington courtship ending in a Lakewood NJ wedding before duty in England. Violinist Frank Gittelaon visits for radio work. A Piney Branch Park wedding unites Lieut Darwin G Tyree and Miss Man E Gutshall with updated plans to honeymoon at Niagara Falls and reside in Baltimore. Mrs M S Cohen spends weekend in Baltimore. Mrs Burnham returns to Parkwood apartment amid improvement.
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Horatio N Slater
Ray Slater
Washington
Horatio Nelson Slater, Jr
Boston
New York
Bernard Vorhaus
New York City
Lieut
Martin Vorhaus
Naval Hospital
Mra
Sydney
Cloman
Maj
Lakewood
John Hays Hammond
England
Mas Cleman
United States
California
Cleman
May
Amos
Tytee
Piney Branch Park
Darwin G Tyree
Motor Transport Corps
Man E Gutshall
Denver
Cole
David C Ruth
Jerome C Gundeshsinier
Thomas O Gateshall
Marriage of Miss Vivian A Mc Laughlin to Mr Charles H MacMurray
The ceremony was held at Petworth Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev J Ellis Wittlans officiating. Miss Vivian McLaughlin wore a white georgette crepe gown and carried a shower bouquet. Matron of honor Mrs Patrick Collins wore pink georgette crepe. flower girls wore white organdy. Best man was Mr William E Cartwright. After a home reception, the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside at 3219 Warder Street after November 20. The Congressional Club will open its season December 6 with a program and informal reception at the New Hampshire Avenue clubhouses.
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Mary Anna Price
Richard Bond Price
Milward Wheeler Hiker
Mount Br. Alban
Alfred Hardie
D. D
Washington
Asbis
William L. Ties
GC. R Stetson
Frank Brown
Ninth Street
Brown
Elias Ashton
Frank K. Ashton
Trenton
John F Sechrist
H E Senendiver
Irene M Godron
George Godron
Howard Noack
Iowa Avenue
J B Rugley
St Mark's English Tuteran Church
Vivian A McLaughlin
George B McLaughlin
Charles H. MacMurray
Petworth Methodist Episcopal Church
J Ellis. Wittlans
Patrick Collins
Louize Hopping
Mary Detwider
Wiliam E. Cartwright
M Sylvester
Congressional Club
Horace M Towner
New Hampshire Avenue
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SAES
Coo
F Street
Pace
TAS Cavalry
Army Stierkincy
Tomtrrey Muring
Iles Carrol
Walcott
Wyoming
Avdius
Jaméa Thomson
Champlark Thomson
New Orleans
Mr. Thomson
Franck
Mrs. Thomson
Speater
Mary Robson McGill
Don FR. MaGin
808Th
American Expeditionary Forge
Columbia
Hic
Capt McGill
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Paes
Belhe
Hira Britney
Wolke
Ware
Haight
Sherman Haight
France
Toronto
Twenty-Mrat Street
Joseph Bondy
Syracuse
Iss Arline Bondy
Episcopal
Misa Bernice Lipmann
South Bend
Ind
Frederick V Abbot
USA
Ensign Stewart
Sycamore, Ti
Gra Dent
Lieut Magruder Dent
U. SA
Frederick Baily
Cloverton
Ardmore
Parra Dent
Lieut Dent
Miriam Gettinger
Fannie Rich
Goucher College
Baltimore
Joseph H Krauskal
St Louis
Hot Springs
Frank Gittelaon
Philadelphia
Princeton
Radio Development
M S Cohen
S E Barnard
Mrs Burnham
Parkwood
Burnham
Kneessi
Ahebargh
Woesaw Fe
Navy
Noack
Town Avenue
Philipsborn Outer’ Garment Shop
Eleventh Street
Siberia
Evora
Silvertone
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