Washington social swirl grips two towns and beyond
Mrs Wilson returns from New York as Woodrow Wilson comes back to Washington. Guests include Eleanor Wilson and Hagner, with receptions at the Washington barracks and a dance. Brig Gen Mills hosts a dinner for Breckinridge officials while Mrs Lloyd W. Bowers chairs a charity ball for the Children’s Hospital on January 4 at the New Willard. The Trajan ambassador and various officials travel between New York and Washington for events and speeches, with numerous officers and families attending receptions, dinners, and teas at barracks and homes.
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Woodrow Wilson
Washington
New York
Jessie Witton
Jessie Wilson
Eleanor Wilson
Miss Hagner
Washington Barracks
Albert L. Mills
U. A
Mr. Mills
K Street
Breckinridge
William Kearney Carr
J William Henry
Cot
Chew
O “Neale
Mas
Lynter
Lloyd W. Bowers
Children's Hospital
New Willard
George Howard
Miss Noyes to Wed in St Thomas Church on December 3
A society note records the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Crosby Noyes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore W. Noyes, to Mr Jehan William Thompson with the wedding set for December 3 at 6 o'clock in St Thomas Church. Various hostesses and social figures are mentioned for luncheons and gatherings in Washington.
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Misa Elizabeth Crosby Noyes
Theodore W Woyes
Jehan William Thompson
St Thomas’ Church
Two Virginians Elope In Virginia For Marriage Here
Two Virginians left home to marry here under quiet circumstances. Robert C. Patteson and Annie C. Allen of Bryant, Va, secured licenses with Rev. J S Montgomery to perform the ceremony while their elopement was kept secret from anxious parents. The second couple, George J. Shepherd and Lerrie Bruce of Cheater, Va, also sought licenses amid nerves and a suspenseful scene as they planned a hasty, unpublicized wedding with Rev. J G Ball.
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Robert C. Patteson
Annie C. Allen
Bryant, Va
Kroll
Mamma
Papa
Patteson
Purault
J. G Ball
Be In Holiday Spirit by Barbara Boyd Ir
A festive early month party organized by Barbara Boyd involving unique entertainments and invitations on historical stationery. Guests are asked to bring one or more holiday souvenirs, creating funny or interesting stories from past summers. The event promises lighthearted memories and humorous anecdotes.
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Seud
Souvenir party promises varied topics and light humor
An invitation describes a casual gathering with guests sharing items and stories from Egypt Paris and London memories. Attendees will bring souvenirs revealing character with light amusement as decor and refreshments stay simple and not formal.
Senator Myers Visits. Daughter Mamie Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Mrs. Henry L. Myers of Montana spent yesterday in Garfield Hospital with her eight year old daughter Mamie A. who was operated on for appendicitis. Senator Myers visited and reported the operation successful and Mamie resting comfortably. The surgeons were Dr John B Wellington and Dr D L Hardin.
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Henry L. Myers
Senator Myers
Montana
Garfield Hospi
Nendtoe
John BR
Wellington
D.L. Hardin
Myers
Gunatern
Toronto
Russia's New Embassy in Washington A Masterpiece of Design
A grand residence at 1125 Avenue of the Presidents, built for Russia and now ready for occupancy by Ambassador and Mme Balhmetefs, showcases French interior artistry and imported materials. The building features marble steps, gold leaf railings, Versailles style drawing rooms, a formal dining area, conservatory, and extensive servant quarters for at least 18 staff.
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Washington
Mme Balhmetefs
Avenue
Abrs
George M .Pullman
France
Versailles
Plans for Nathan Wrath Mansion Interior and Additions
Plans describe a grand first and second floor layout with a vast reception hall Caen stone pillars white marble floors and a central stairway with an automatic elevator. The design includes large drawing and dining rooms and two smaller rooms for cloakrooms. Basements house steam heating electric plant and wine cellar with freight elevator. Proposals call for a south garden chancellery and ballroom, though details are pending.
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Nathan
Wrath
Mrs Lucinda Goddard Aged 76 Passes After Marriage to Yale Student
Mrs Lucinda Treat Goddard aged 76 died at her Hartford home from apoplexy. The widow married Charlta A. Goddard a Yale student earlier this year, drawing public notice.
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Hartford
Conn
Lucinda Treat Goddard
Charlta A. Goddard
Yale
Figure outlines less pronounced in latest afternoon gowns
Modistes reveal afternoon wear with fuller skirts and bodices, reducing the sharp figure outlines seen in spring and summer. Left design features soft cling fabric and draped skirt with lace bodice and Dutch neck. right design shows draped silhouette with pronounced bottom narrowness and balloon-like fullness at the hem.
Bridal gowns and monocle fashion trends decorate society noted
The article describes Mrs. Wilfred Grant's blue wedding gown and blue going away outfit with pink gold accents, plus Smith College fashions featuring monocles on cords and a winter fur trend. It mentions blue velvet gowns, Monnaeline de Boia veils, and velvet trims, alongside fur, chiffon, and lace detailing.
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Lue
Wilfred Grant
Lord ‘Reteran
St. George's
Hanover Square
London
England
Favorite Recipes for Cold Weather Breakfast Porridge
A short guide to simple meals emphasizing the importance of proper fuel for health. It highlights breakfast porridge made from oatmeal cornmeal or small somp with water and salt, cooked slowly with careful technique. A teaspoon of butter and hot buttered toast with cream enhances flavor and nutrition.
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DuPuy
Noted Women Whose Birthday Is Yours in 1733
Frederick the Great of Prussia chose Elizabeth Christine as his wife for two years then sent her to Schonhausen and rarely visited. He retained a distant respect, while she endured a quiet, childless life. When no heir emerged he arranged his brother’s marriage to Louise Amelia, seeking a suitable successor.
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McGuire
Oklahoma
Washington
Congressional Set
Regarsient Ag
Dig
Cl Ge
Frederick the Graat of
Vinsela
Bliggbeth Christine
Thia
Schonhausen
Sena Souc
Earth
Berlin
Elizabeth Christine
Frederick the Great
Wiliabeth Christine
Louise Amelia
McClure Newspager Syndicate
Delegates Visit Washington After World Temperance Congress
More than 100 American delegates to the Worlds Temperance Congress return home via Brooklyn and Asbury Park and stop in Washington as guests of the royal branch of the WYCOU. They are hosted at 622 Sixth Street NW with informal entertainments at members’ homes and a reception and luncheon at the headquarters. Distinguished visitors include Mrs. Harry Lane wife of a senator Mrs. La Manch of Alaska Mr and Mrs CKE Bergen of South Dakota Mrs and Mrs A J Dan of Michigan and Mrs George Green of North Carolina.
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Brooklyn
New York
Asbury Park
N. J
Washingtton
Harry Lane
Qorewon
la Manch
Alaska
C KE Bergen
South Dakota
A J Dan
Michigan
George Green
North Carolina
Red Men Dance At Fete At Anacostia Church
At the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal Church carnival last night at the Masonic Temple Red Men from various parts of the District gave a war dance and drift followed by an old folks con eset. First prize in the baby show Thursday night went to Helen Earnshaw four months old. second to Catherine Hammer eight months old. third to Helen Singer one year. Entries included Helen Earnshaw Catherine Hammer Helen Singer Willie Smith Gladve Mally Vincent Austin Virginia Galazzo Georgia Torney Alva Ridgway Louise Eno Lou Snyder Kenneth Ward Mildred James Prestey Wedding Dorothy Gude Willie Drescher Audrey Dean.
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Masonic Temple
Helen Earnshaw
Catherine Hammer
Helen Singer
Catharine Hammer
Willie Smith
Gladve Mally
Vincent Austin
Virginia Galazzo
Georgia Torney
Alva Ridgway
Louise Eno
Lou Snyder
Kenneth Ward
Mildred James
Prestey
Dorothy Gude
Willie Drescher
Audrey Dean
Samuec
RO Campbell
Benhoff
Ene Smijth
Hilda Henning
Esther England
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