Striking Gowns of Foreign Women At Kyoto Coronation
Kioto November 10. Foreign ladies attending the coronation function numbered twenty, eight Americans among them, with gowns from Paris and the United States. Mrs Guthrie wore point lace over shell pink satin. Mrs Irons in yellow and gold. Countess Okuuma in Paris silver-gray charmeuse. Mme de Warzee dHermalle in Brussels lace over ivory satin. The ensemble showcased a mix of Paris fashion and diplomatic prestige despite late Parisian arrivals due to wartime delays.
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Kioto
James A Irons
Col. Irons
Mire Federick J Horne
New York
Pimentel
Mme de Wareee d’Hermalia
Legation
Albert J. Winterhalter
United States
Jay
Shunkoden Palace
Guthrie
Shishi
Len
Sirs
Guthrig
Gandenias
Atar
Ailyer
Mr. Wheeler
Mre
Irons
Mraimona
Misa
Marechal Noel
Wales
Tokyo
Paria
Okuia
Paris
Jong
Descock
Okuma
Kanin
Brunsela Point
Lily Greene
Tong
Killarney
London
Mme
Regnault
France
Coro
Mme. Hegnault
Brussels
Mme de Salla
Creme de Men
Mra
Pimental
Miss Follmar
Washington, DC
Herbozo
Annam
Mme. de Warzee d'Hermalle
Dorothy New York
Mme. de Warzes
Persia
Teheran
Marchionesa Gulslol
China
Sumuer Welles
Welles
Mias Histher Slater
Boston
Japan
Diplomatic Corps
Yosihito consecrated emperor at ancient capital Japan
The ceremony at the Shishiiden began with Shinto rites and a grand procession of officials in ancient court robes. Crown Prince and Emperor Takes the throne, read the imperial edict, and the Prime Minister replied as drums and gongs resounded. The nation echoed in the Banzai shout as the new emperor accepted coronation.
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Yoshihito
Japan
Jimmu
Jimmy
China
Mutguhito
Okuma
Mikado
Society Notes Encore at Galas and Weddings
The page details a series of society events including weddings of Mrs Corby’s son and Miss Anne Harrison, with gowns of velvet and crepe de chine and a host of out of town guests from New York Philadelphia Rochester and Baltimore. Other items cite dinners theater outings and teas hosted for Mrs Stuart Duncan Mrs John Drexel and brides to be Julia Littell and Ethel Dick with plans for homecomings and winter stays in Washington Milwaukee and abroad.
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I. C. Corby
Corby
Biltmors
E. F. Droop
Droop
Frank Ward
New York
L. A. Cushman
Howard Longstreth
Laula Kolb
Hilsabeth Kolb
Charles Kolb
Philadelphia
A. Dexter
Springfield
Mass
Carl Hilgenberg
Rogge
Baltmore
Anne Harrison
George W. Harrison
Wells B. Goodhue
Paul A. Mensel
William C. Lederer
Frank C. McCord
Henry Lee
Henry Wiegand
Frank Harrison
William ©. Lederer
Louis Ostermayer
Rudolph Joyara
Harrison
Judson Heff
Rochester
N. Y
Francis Alton Connolly
Julia A. Littell
Alexander Pattle
Carroll I. Buck
Washington Barracks
Henry K. Henshaw
Moreland
Frederick
Washington
Hart Shackleford and Hart Wedding at Raleigh English Parlor
Miss Edith R Shackleford daughter of Mr and Mrs James William Shackleford of Remington Virginia married Dr William Ernest Hart of Washington Pennsylvania in Raleigh English parlor with Rev Kuhlman and Rev Talbot officiating A breakfast for twenty followed and the couple planned to spend time in Atlantic City New York and West Point then reside in York Pennsylvania The wedding drew relatives including Mrs James William Shackleford and Dr Hart along with several attendees and guests The event followed by social engagements and receptions in Washington D C and nearby areas
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Edith R. Shackleford
James William Shackleford
Remington, Va
William Ernest Hart
Washington
Raleigh
Kuhlman
Talbot
St. Paul's Church
Paul Shackleford
Henry Ashby Brown
Remington
Mise
Phyllis Shackleford Moore
Mra. Brown
Misa Moore
R. R Snowden
Johns Hopkins
Washington and Jefferson Colleges
Hart
Atlantic City
New York
West Point
York
Pittsburgh
Emperor's Rescript Urges National Duty and Peace
Kyoto Nov 10 The Imperial rescript announces the accession ceremony and traces the divine origin of the throne. It calls on subjects to unite with loyalty to strengthen the empire and pursue stability, peace, and international friendship through diligent, cooperative effort.
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Kyoto
Japan
Mutauhite
Will Entertain at Dinner by Col and Mrs George Cameron
Col and Mrs George Cameron will entertain at dinner tonight in compliment to Capt and Mrs Dean Tilford. Mrs J G Tilford held a reception yesterday at her residence in P Street for her daughter in law Mrs Dean Tilford with many guests in attendance.
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Thomas Creighton
Nineteenth Street
Hohae
Elwood Crocker
Elmira
George Cameron
Dean Tilford
J. G. Tilford
Tn P Streat
Tilford
Sons of Confederates Dance at Raleigh
A Raleigh social last night featured a Sons of Confederate Veterans dance with palm and autumn leaf decor. Senator Lee Overman chaired the reception, Claude N. Bennett led the floor committee, and Mina Jane Gregory with Grace Overman headed the receiving line. The young ladies’ committees included Grace Overman Lucy Burleson Jean Campbell Sydney Burleson Italy Carter Holland Fitts Helen Bloggett and several others.
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Raleich
Lee Overman
Claude N. Bennett
A . Mina Jane Gregory
Helen Delivers Plot Twist in Warren Office Encounter
Helen confronts Warren over missing funds and schemes to reclaim control. In Warren's city office she faces Miss Evans, a poised typist, as Helen schemingly tests loyalty while mapping a plan to secure money and influence.
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Helen
Warren
Miss Evans
Elhn
Ahs
Ofice
Portrait View Sparks Campaign and Social News
A studio tea showcased Senator Underwood’s newly completed Capitol portrait with guests including Mrs Gregory and Miss Gregory. The issue highlighted a Navy League defense committee meeting led by Julian James and Mrs Robert Shaw Oliver, and listed numerous committee members and honorary chairs. Additional items cover marriages, society arrivals at the Shoreham, and local social notes from Washington in 1913.
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Michael Jacobs
Senator Underwood
Capitol
Gregory
Misa Gregory
Gore
Senator Gore
Burleson
Wilson
Secretary of Labor
Mra Wilson
Gracie
Tarvin
Mra. Plant
Misa Plant
Ayers
Navy League
United States
Julian James
Robert Shaw Oliver
Natalie Lincoln
Jeaster Benton Fremont le
Thomas O Selfridge
A. C. Denting
Gilbert Groavenor
Charles Spalding
William Barret
James Parmelee
Thomas H. Stevens
New York
Mra Z L. Tanner
Parkwood
Automobiles Flock to White Sulphur Springs Luncheon
Special to The Washington Post reports White Sulphur Springs in West Virginia hosted many automobile parties from Hot Springs and nearby Virginia towns for a luncheon. Notables including Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr and guests, plus families such as the Harkness and Cox groups, remained longer or left for New York or Atlantic City with several travelers continuing journeys tomorrow.
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Washington Post
White Sulphur Springs
Wva
Hot Springs
Virginia
New York
Edward S Harkness
Irving Cox
John Clinton Gray
Newport
Morton Smith
Paul Morton
Alfred N Beandleston
E. C Hazard
John Pirling
Party
Washington
Atlantic City
Cottonseed Oil Market Report From New York
New York on November 10 reports firm Prime crude at 6 percent. Summer yellow spot and November at 766, December 762, January 74, February 7, March 777, April 780, May 786, June 7H.
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New York
Is the Time to Buy That Auto in Classifieds
If you want a good automobile and can spare a few hundred dollars, act now. The newspaper classifieds offer a wide selection of used cars at bargain prices with best deals advertised in the Want Ad pages of Weshingtegh classified directory.
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Weshingtegh
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Jane Dodge
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Mary Key Compton
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Margaret Younger
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Ingleside Terrace
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