Downham Anniversary Receives Wide Local Tribute In Alexandria
Former mayor Emanuel E Downham and his wife celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary at their North Washington Street home. The couple, aged 78 and 72, received many mementos as children and grandchildren attended. Downham is active head of E Downham Company and prominent in Masonic circles in Virginia. In other Alexandria notes, court actions include wills probated, bankruptcies and real estate transfers, plus obituaries and local social events.
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Warns Girls Who Flirt to Exercise Discretion
Laura B Garrett expert on social hygiene addressed Cincinnati Council of Jewish Women describing flirtation as a social topic to study, not a moral failing. She said nice girls flirt and most girls do, urging understanding of why and when they should refrain under certain circumstances.
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New York City
Cincinnati Council of Jewish Women
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Chemists Honor Wiley at Three Day Session in Raleigh
Dr. Harvey W Wiley honorary president of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists spoke about the group’s origin from eight members to 800 delegates. The convention included officers reports, technical papers, and a moving picture session by the National Canners’ Association. The event ends today with readings by researchers from Washington to Boston and Indianapolis.
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Anatyale
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Atlanta
H B Barnard
Thdianapolia
Ind
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New York
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Washington
American Chemical Society
Agricultural Chemists
Circle Theater
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
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Washington, D. C
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Stillwater
Okla
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New York City
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Geneva
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Columbia
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Boston
Mass
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St. Paul
Minn
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Lansing
Mich
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A. E. Paul
Chicago
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Richmond
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Philadelphia, Pa
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Manhattan, Kans
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Reliable Laxative Relieved This Baby
Shelbyville Tennessee mother shares success for her baby Woodrow using Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. The remedy, a mild herbal laxative free of narcotics, offers quick relief after other options failed. A trial bottle can be requested for Woodrow Wilson by mailing to Dr W Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
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Maryland Farm Women Learn Labor Saving Home Skills
Miss Katherine A. Pritchett outlined Maryland farm wives’ program to attract and keep women on farms through home demonstration work and school based classes in sewing cooking housekeeping and domestic art. The plan aims to save labor provide leisure and improve water heating and laundry facilities at low cost while expanding farm life outlook plus a push for standardized musical education in Washington public schools.
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Washington
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Hartimore Conference opens thirtieth annual meeting
The Hartimore Conference of the Woman's Home Missionary Society opens its thirtieth annual meeting at Hamline M E Church in Washington. Mra Whitford L McDowell presides as about 200 delegates from Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District attend. A costume demonstration highlights work in Japan China Alaska and South American fields. The treasurer reports receipts of 21000 for last year and 1878 new members since the last meeting. Delegates were entertained by students from the National Training School tonight. the conference closes this afternoon.
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Washington District
Survivors Landed From Clan Macalister Sinking
The Greek steamer Laasithion landed two survivors of the British steamship Clan Macalister at Canea Crete on November 16. Earlier reports said four crew members were saved from the sinking dated November 10.
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Services for Booker Washington Remembered in City Schools
Flags fly at half mast over colored schools as ten minute services mark the death of Booker T. Washington. Between 10 and 12 teachers will dedicate the observance to explaining why this great man’s personality and work should be respected by all Americans, especially African descendants.
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BR. C. Bruce
Miss Christine Marburg Weds Dutch Diplomat in Baltimore
Miss Christine Marburg, daughter of former U S Minister to Belgium, married Jonkheer Alidius Tjarda van Starkenborgh-Stachouwer of Holland at Paul's Church Baltimore. The ceremony was followed by a reception at Mount Vernon Place. The bridal party included Helen Taft and other diplomatic guests. The couple plan a Washington post wedding journey and residence.
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Theodore Marburg
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Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
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Henry van Dyke
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Anns Winslow Williams
Juliana Brent Keyser
Misa Elizabeth C. Jencks
Mias Margaretta Pleasants Bonsal
W. F. L. C. van Rapperd
J. A. van Rechteren
Limpurg
J. Butler Wright
Department of State
Robert W. Johnson
W. Donnell Stewart
Edwin Warfield
Robert W. Williame
Society notes of an Army Club dance and engagements
Charles F. Andrews notes a party at the Playhouse for the Army Club dance. Mrs. Flagler and Mrs. Andrews returned from a Virginia motor trip via Yorktown. Attendees included Mrs. Hipzman of Chicago, Mrs. Seay, Mrs. William Aspinwall, Miss Lucy Aspinwall, and Benny M. Walcott from Habana. Mrs. William Gibson announces Kate Gibson’s engagement to Charles Pierce Whitten of Nashua. Mrs. Wells sails to Sydney with Commander Chester Wells. Peset, Peru’s minister, heads to York, Pennsylvania to speak.
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Lucy Aspinwall
Boston
Benny M. Walcott
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Habana
Cuba
William C. Gibson
Pretty Home Wedding in Washington Social Roundup
A refined wedding united Milas C Farr daughter of Mr and Mrs M C Farr at 8 Rhode Island Avenue Northeast with John August Sabotka youngest son of Mrs Margaret Babotka. The ceremony conducted by Rev Eugene Hannan featured white chrysanthemums and roses, with bridesmaid Miss Sarah Farr and niece Constance Morgan among the attendees. Guests included prominent figures at a University Club dinner dance and various officials and social leaders visiting or hosting at the Shoreham and Dover House.
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M. C. Farr
Rhode Island Avenue
John August Sabotka
Margaret Babotka
Eugene Hannan
St. Martin’s Church
Sarah Farr
Amaid
Constance Morgan
Frank Babotka
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Washington
Plan ballet opera to visit capital next month
Washington considers a joint plan with Max Rabinoff and Pavlova Ballet Russe for a permanent opera season. Possible programs include L Amore del Tre Re and Madame Butterfly with Tamaki Miura, plus Pagliacci and Cavalleria Rusticana. Tschaikowsky Snowflakes and Coppelia may follow, with Ballet Russe and Ballet Egyptienne or Carmen’s Spanish ballet to conclude.
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Boston Grand Opera Company
Pavlova Ballet Russe
Sach
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Douglas Malloch
Tamaki Miura
Cavalleria Rusticana
Mile
Pavlova
Ballet Russe
Tschaikowsky
Deliben
Orfeus Et Leurydice
Ballet Egyptienne
Exhibition drill at Fort Myer with President to attend
Fort Myer hosts an exhibition cavalry and artillery drill Friday afternoon December 3 under Army Relief Society auspices. President Wilson is invited and expected to attend. Mrs Hugh Scott chairs the reception committee. The Fifth Cavalry Band will perform. Also noted are guests returning from London and social events at the Willard and Grafton, plus the Starmont Aid for Consumptives annual bazaar Friday and Saturday at 2 o'clock in the ballroom.
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Hugh Scott
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Fifth Cavalry Band
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Bazaar Events And Social Notes From Raleigh
A Raleigh bazaar will feature a daily turkey dinner from 4 to 3 with dancing each evening. Mrs. Van Auken Mills has returned home after a long city absence. Miss Pasiline Hedjon will stay with her grandmother in Preston for a week after attending her cousin’s Baltimore wedding. Mrs. Newell hosted a Shoreham luncheon honoring guests including Mrs. Julius von Hocke and Gov. Fielder of New Jersey. An address of welcome was delivered at the gathering. The association plans meetings on the third Tuesday evening of each month through June 1916. Dr. Morgan thanked James F Hood for a gift of 200 history books for the library, which will be open every Wednesday.
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Pasiline Hedjon
Baltimore
Aileen Johnson
Silfrein Fontaine Maury
Thomas Herlan
the Preston
Mrs. Newell
Shoreham
Julius von Hocke
Jennie O'Mara
Morgan
James F Hood
District of Columbia
Maryland
Washington Social Whirl Includes Morgenthau Visit
Henry Morgenthau Jr of New York, son of the U S ambassador to Turkey, stays a few days at the Willard. Mrs Frank Cochel hosts a bridge and tea at her Woodley apt with a lengthy guest list. Tea invitations go out from Gen Young's family at Rauscher's and from Mrs Dulin at 1625 K Street. Elizabeth Baldwin arrives from Paris to join her mother Mrs J Mark Baldwin. Miss Elizabeth Garland pledge to marry George Wharton Edwards on November 24. Capt Samuel Reid Gleaves and Mrs Gleaves lease 2711 Ontario Road while Capt Gleaves serves at the War Department. Numerous other social events and arrivals fill the Washington diary.
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New York
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the Willard
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Rauscher‘s
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Miss Read
Gen. Young
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Tuesaday
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Paris
J. Mark Baldwin
Katherine Beach
Elizabeth Garland
George Wharton Edwards
Wiliabeth Matteson
Eigther Whiting
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Gleaves
Ontario Road
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War Department
Barrett Addresses Columbia Historical Meeting at Shoreham
With over sixty members present the Columbia Historical Association opened the season at the Shoreham last night. John Barrett director of the Pan American Union spoke on Pan Americanism and State Inspiration in History. Dr James Dudley Morgan presided.
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Shoreham
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
James Dudley Morgan
Talks of Catholic Church Opens Series at St Patrick's
A series of popular lectures on Catholic Church teachings began Monday evening at St Patrick's Church. Rev John C Smith of the Foreign Missionaries leads the talks with Religious Indifference as the opening subject. He argues religion is a logical outgrowth of the idea of God and that indifference to religion harms individual souls and national character.
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Oyster Roast by Eagles Entertainment Draws Large Crowd
The Fraternal Order of Eagles hosted a successful oyster roast last night at their club house. Edouard J. Coughlan chaired the entertainment committee with David Wolf as master of ceremonies. A Gayety Theater quartet performed along with multiple vocal solos and a dancing specialty. The Grotto Band provided music, guests of honor included Edward Roach and Archibald Zimmer, and oysters were prepared by Richard Edwards and Arthur S. Morgan. The event was well attended, and many quater shells were destined for the District dump this morning.
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Edward Roach
Archibald Zimmer
Richard Edwards
Arthurs
Morgan
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