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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1913

Page

10

Better Baby Contest To Be Held By Washington Diet Kitchen

Washington babies will undergo scientific testing November 17 to 22 to determine physical and mental development. The event at 1827 Twenty eighth Street Georgetown awards a bronze medal, certificates to top four, and 25 to the winning parents. defects found will be remedied and care methods taught to mothers.

Washington Diet Kitchen Association Miedal Washington Diet Kitchen Association Twenty Eighth Street Georgetown United States

Musical season opened by Boston Symphony at National Theater

The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Dr. Karl Muck opened the season with an all orchestral program. Glazounoff in B flat major gave rich depth while Franck's The Asolades captivated with its modern French atmosphere. Hussita overture by Dvorak followed, praising Bohemian patriotism through hymn and martial strains.

National Theater Boston Symphony Orchestra Karl Muck Glazounoff Smetana Bohemia Cesar Franck Dr. Muck Franck Ita Dvorak Husitka Johann Huss J. McB

Goldenberg Buys Big Stock of The Vogue

Announcement reports Goldenberg's has purchased the entire 129 F Street northwest stock of The Vogue valued at $20,000 and will place it on sale this morning. The Vogue’s proprietor A Minster is retiring from business. the stock is brand-new and high quality, aimed at a stylish male clientele during the peak fall season.

The Vogue F Street Northwest Goldenberg’s A. Minster

Woman killed in auto streetcar crash under viaduct

Mrs Christine C Nelson wife of August W Nelson a druggist at North Capitol and R Streets was seriously injured when her automobile struck by a street car under the viaduct at Florida avenue and Second street east bound. She was unconscious and taken to Casualty Hospital. Her husband was bruised but uninjured. she is expected to recover.

Christine C. Nelson August W. Nelson North Capriel R. Streets Florida Avenue Second Street Nelson Casualty Hospital

Just One Application And the Hairs Vanish

A brief notice describes a simple paste treatment promising hair removal. It claims that after two minutes of applying the paste and washing, unwanted hairs disappear, leaving the skin smooth. The item reads like an early beauty tip or cosmetic advertisement.

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Pheasants raise in England affect New York customs ruling

London society mocks the pheasant dispute as Lady Cheylesmore’s hat tale charms New York customs, showing how English barnyard pheasants were allowed entry. Philadelphia Opera opening crowds display lavish gowns and social debuts with Stotesbury, Mitchell, Drexel, and Mather noted among the attendees.

Ociety London Lady Cheylesmore New York England United States

Wilson wedding plans announced at White House

The engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson to Mr Francis B Sayre are announced for November 23 in the East Room with a simple formal layout. Attendants include Margaret Wilson as maid of honor and four bridesmaids. best man Dr Wilfred T Grenfell and four ushers. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev Sylvester W Beach and attendance rules require a card of admittance for November 25.

Jessie Woodrow Wilson Wilcorn Francis B. Sayre White House Sayre Margaret Wilson Wilson Eleanor Wilson Mary G. White Baltimore Tessie Wilson Adeline Mitchell Scott William B. Scott Princeton Misa Marjoria Brown E. T Brown Atlanta Wilfred T. Grenfell Labrador Benjamin B. Burton New York Williams College Scovul Clark Salem Mass Newfoundland Gilbert Horax Montclair N. J Mr Sayre Johns Hopkins Medical School Charles E. Hughes, Jr Justice Hughes Supreme Court Harvard Law School Sylvester W. Beach Alice Roosevelt Ethel Roosevelt Nelle Grant Miss Dent Miss Drexel Anthony J. Drexel Philadelphia Lse Nellie Grant Jessie Wilson Mr. Sayre Eopal Church Louisville Washington David Cady Wright Martha Frages Mary Browne Margaret Boalt St Paul Carolyn Hulbert Jean Bruce Haldeman Arthur Browne User Robert Dove Myron Parker Donald Woodward Edward Little Semple Jesse Browne Providence Frederick Holtzman

White House Wedding Invitations and Embassy Moves

Announcements report the marriage of Katherine to William Floyd Hitt on October 27 at Elkins West Virginia. Mrs Hunt Slater has returned to Washington to open her house for winter. Browne Semple wedding plans noted for Miss Cornelia Semple and Alexander Britton Browne at St Paul’s Episcopal.

Hot Springs Gladys Ingalls Washington Katherine William Floyd Hitt Elkins W. Va Hunt Slater Bar Harbor Avenue of the Presidents Cornelia Semple Alexander Britton Browne St. Paul’s Epil

Holiday Guests Gather for Browne Dinner at Shoreham

Notable visitors attend a Shoreham dinner honoring Mr. Browne with Lieut. Charles Rockwell in charge. Guests include Clarke Waggaman Randall Hagner Ruth Parker Esther Denny Blair Spencer and many others from Georgia Warrenton Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Paul and beyond. Mrs Horace Van Devanter arrives later with her father’s family in Maxwell Tenn where she leads the National Conservation Congress women’s department.

Clarke Waggaman Randall Hagner Ruth ‘Parker Esther Denny Blair Spencer Comer Georgia Elizabeth Wilber Warrenton Helen Overholt Pittsburgh Margaret Boalt St. Paul Frances Perin Cincinnati Browne Shoreham Charles Rockwell Alexander Britton Browne Rackwell George Minnegerode Frederick Holtzman James Schneider Murray Cobb Myron Parker Donald Woodward Allen P. Hume Edwin Pilaon Arthur Browne P. Dick Barry Justice

Lease Whitney Residence and dress hints for a thrifty season

A social season guide urges freshness and harmony in dress to curb costs for modest means families. It advises simple gowns from inexpensive fabrics, careful trimming, and well-planned accessories. The article notes Barbara Miller and Mrs. Miller leasing the Whitney residence, a historic property once known as the Carroll House, with broader social notes on local guests and a continued engagement on page seven.

Adolph €. Miller Secretary of the Interior Geoffrey W. Whitney Boston Long Island

Economical Living Upholds Patriotism in 1918 Advice

An article urges American women to curb waste and adopt household economies. It argues routines and education boost efficiency, saving even small amounts daily. Tolstoy cited as supporting view that frugal living strengthens national patriotism and domestic life.

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Goldenberg Christine Nelson Miss Stephens Ralph T. Zane Barbara Stephens Wiliam D. Stephens Ralph Talcott Zane California Edward Stotesbury Walter Brooks, Jr John Kearsley Mitchell Louise Cromwell Stotesbury Walter Brooks van Rensselaer Paul Denckla Mins George W. Childs Drexel Vitor Mather Laurence D Bexys Helen Mather Counce +. Schwerin Dragoon Guards Baron von Platen Kaisers Red Hussary Life Guards Maj. Langhorne Dansant Spencer and Winglow Thackara Luce Edward ‘T., Stotesbury Berlin James W. Gerard American Association of Commerce Alexander M. Thackara Gerard Wolf Association of Commerce Lakewood M. J George J. Gould Georgian Court Gould Stigier Aln T’aris Etienne Marie Lous Ganel Tedas Brazil Hela Marie Gabriel Georges Bosseront ¢ d'Anglade Barcelona Span Boston Symphony von Bernstorff George Howard Margaret Perin Baron Kurt von Leisner Franklin K. Lane David Houston Helen Woodrow Bones Marion P. Maus Hagner Suesta Cuno Rudolph Abram Lisner Calderon Carlisle Mandeville Carlisle Walter Bruce Howe Charles Campbell William J. Boardman Mabel Boardman Nicholas Anderson Ten Eyck Wendell Buckner Randolph Adolph Miller Charles H. Howry Henry G. Sharpe James C. Pilling Harold P. Morton Edward Mitchell Laura Harlen Christian Hemmick Gwynn Frank B. Noyes Taumann Legation Stephen B. Elkins Basce Sayre-Wilson Mrs. Wolcott Tuckerman Haniel von Hatmhausen G. B. Caccato Albany Browne—Semple Ogy Era Messeloon Barbara Boyd Whitney Barbara Preston Arkwright Dorothy Arkwright Colquitt Atlanta, Ga William L. Marshal Maitland Marshal Banecrest Place Army and Navy Elizabeth Sharp F-M.gidding & Co H Street N. W Shoreham Hotel Ss Sss America Chicago Kansas City Los Angeles Eamante Y Frances Ashale Tolstoms Tolstei Russia McClure Newspeper the Mandarin China Chinese Republic Ninth Street Shefford Syracuse Borden's Llth St. Ian Lass Sue Br Express D. J. O’connell
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