International travelers and social arrivals list
The article lists several guests and couples touring or visiting, including Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Eaton Cromwell and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Tanner en route to Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Seymour Darington to Philadelphia via Hot Springs, and Mr. and Mrs. George Owen Knapp from New York en route to Santa Barbara. It also notes John Caperton of Louisville traveling with other pairs, with Attilla Cox and the Sackett couple expected to join, plus Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mendell of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Oaken Jr. of Brooklyn making appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Eaton Cromwell
Frederick C. Tanner
Washington
Herbert Seymour Darington
Philadelphia
Hot Springs
George Owen Knapp
New York
Santa Barbara
Cali
John Caperton
Louisville
Allen R. Hite
George W. Norton
Attilla Cox
F. M. Sackett
Robert Mandell
Chicago
W. H. Oaken, Jr
Brooklyn
Engagement of Mrs. Hoar and Rep. Gillett Revealed
Washington social notes reveal the engagement between Mrs. Rockwood Hoar, widow of the late Senator Hoar, and Representative Frederick H. Gillett of Massachusetts. Details on wedding date are kept private while social events and dinners at the Cosmos Club and by the Tafts and other prominent guests are described in the capital’s circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood Hoar
Frederick H. Gillett
Massachusetts
Esther Cleveland
Washington
Preston
Hoar
Congress
Gillett
House of Representatives
Harvard Law School
Metropolitan
Chevy Chase
University Club
Boston
Gilbert Grosvenor
Cosmos Club
Washington Dinner Guests Host Admiral Badger Party
Capt. James H. Glennon and Mrs. Glennon entertained last night in honor of Admiral and Mrs. Badger with guests Medical Director and Mrs. Du Bose Capt. Rodgers Miss Rotgers Commander and Mrs. Willard and Commander and Mrs. Dayton. The Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark arrived in Washington and are staying at Congress Hall. Jonkheer and Mme van Starkenborgh Stachouwer, on their wedding trip, leased 1301 Seventeenth Street and will move in mid December. Three bridesmaids from out of town will join Miss Rebekah Wilmer and Mr. Thomas Alexander Scott Thropp for their Wednesday wedding festivities. Miss Latta Sul
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard Taft
Washington
William J. Boardman
Miss Boardman
Taft
Red Cross
Garrigan McClintock
Misses Pattent
Shah
Lansing
State Department
Cone Johnson
Dorothy Aleshire
Rebskah Wilmer
Thomas Alexander Scott Thropp
Eleandra Morgan
Frances Williams
Caroline Ogden Jones
Leta Sullivan
Margaret van Dyke Grant
Carey Johnson
Douglas Scott Thropp
Gerald de ©. May
Richard H. Wilmer
Streeter B. Flynn
Lieut. Ford A. Todd
J. Browning Clement, Jr
Edwin Robinette
Winant Johnson
Franklin Ellis
James H. Glennon
Navy Yard
Glennon
Badger
du Bose
Rodgers
Misa Rotgers
Willard
Dayton
Rebekah Wilmer
Washington society maids debut in several circles
A crowded social register notes Margaret Preston Draper and Misa Draper among Washington hostesses taking domestic service at the capital. It mentions Miss Martha Bowers, Mrs Amelia Fowler, and many debutantes at dances and receptions, including L Grace Brewster’s reception and various society events in New York and Philadelphia. The piece also covers travel lectures by Miss Margaret Thomas and the wedding of Miss Katharine Sands to John M P Thacher at St Bartholomew's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Society
Margaret Preston Draper
William F. Draper
Boston
Hopedale
Misa Draper
Italy
Washington
Martha Bowers
Robert Taft
Margaret Thomas
Washington B. Thomas
North Shore
Beverly Farms Baptist Church
Far East
Katharine
Sands
Robert A. Sands
John M. P. Thatcher
St Bartholomew's Church
New York
Leighton Parka
Oriental University
Chapin
H. P. Holler
Pythian ‘Temple
Ninth St
George W. Kates
Aes
Frank W. Collier
The
University
Social notes from Hot Springs offer wedding tour and visits
Special to The Washington Post from Hot Springs notes Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sturgis arriving after their Scarborough wedding tour. Elien Yuille Sturgis from Philadelphia returns to stay through Thanksgiving. Mrs. Herbert Stone heads to Baltimore after two months, then New York. Luncheon at Fassifern Farm honors Mrs. W. L. Adams and others before Providence trip. Guests at White Cottage include Melville Ingalls Jr and Mildred Eddy. Golf among Pratt, Gordon Pratt, Stillman, Wood, Bradley, and Sturgis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Hot Springs
W. Vs
William J Sturgis
Scarborough
Sturgis
Elien Yuille
Herbert Seymour Darlington
Philadelphia
White Sulphur Springs
Herbert Stone
Baltimore
New York
Hanson T. Savage
Fassifern Farm
W. L. Adama
A. V. Abbott
H. G. Partridge
Providence
Herbert W. Hill
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Mildred Eddy
Jesse L. Eddy
Melville KE. Ingalls, Jr
Melville HE. Ingalls
White Cottage
Dallas Bache Pratt
Beatrice Gordon Pratt
Walter N. Stillman
J Walter Wood
Robert 8. Bradley
William J. Sturgis
Religious services and church notices in scattered listings
Fragmented notices present multiple church services and events. Ada BR Spetker and Phoebe Hall Luttrell are listed with dates and times for Sunday services, Bible classes, and meetings at various locations including Evangelistic Hall and First Church of Christ, Science, with public invitations and community facilities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spetker
Ada BR Thonas
Evangelistic
Missi
Scripote
Somaiodtant
G. A. BE. Bell
Pa. Ave
Phoebe ‘Hall Luttreil
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ
Scimntiat
Columbis Road
Euclid
Colorado
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Norfolk
Ares
Bia
T. P. Culley & Son
11Th St. NW
Walsh
D.C
Coats
Dreas Coate
Aellepe
Jase Blazer
Pfeiffer
Frederick Piano CO
Pianos
G Street
Gamond
St Iw
North
Julius A. West
7Th St
Cor H
AE Cunninghame Co
Seventh Street
Dodek’s
Boston Safety
Meyer’s Military Shops
F St. N. Ww
F Street
Honeymoon
John R. de Witt
W. Va
Charles Clifton
Elmhurst Farm
Robert Cluett
Marjorie Cluett
Henry M. Billing
Cincinnati
John B. Sherwood
Martha Sherwood
Lisk’s
Universal
Capital
Norman Galt
Helen Woodrow Bones
Gol. Brown
Atlanta
White House
Belasco
Col. Brown
Mr. and
Mrs. Taft
Admiral
Mrs. Badger
Champ Clark
Congress Hall
Mme. Zaldivar
Salvador
America
Amelia Fowler
Union
Edmund Garrett
Frederick C. Brewster, Jr
L. Grace Brewster
Acorn Club
Jones Wister
Charles Stewart Wurts
Daniel J. Hutchinson, Jr
Hampton L. Careon
J. Bertram Lippincott
R. Emott Hare
A. J. Drexel Biddle
Alexander van Rensselaer
John Jacob Astor
William Astor Chanler
M. Orme Wilgen
Philip Lydig
Newbold le Roy Edgar
James B. Duke
Henry Rogers Winthrop
P. Cooper Hewitt
Lafayette Fund
Ritz-Carlton
Secours Nationale
Kann Sons & Ga
Victor Records
Sealed Records
Victor
Irving Berlin
Henry Burrits
Tulip
Holland
Victor Herbert
Olive Kline
Princess Pat
Henry Blos
Reynald Werrenrath
Radford Whiting
Helen Louise
Frank Ferera
Berlin
Araby
Harry_Macdonough gee
Buice
Jonny Be
Donaldson
Paca
George Ballard
John Wilbur
Tila
Arvaby
Medsley
Conway
Tennessee
Honolulu
Peerless
Chinky
Chinatown
Jerome—Schwartz
Lin Almbanen
de Costa
Kann
Ferera
Star
James F. Oyster
Conn, Ave
Wan
Ngton
J. Edgar Robinson
St. N. W
T. Arthur Smith
Presbyterian
Church OF the Covenant
Connecticut Avenue
Charles Wood
Harold C. Warren
Harry Baremore Angus
Peck Chapel
Earner
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Harvey Murray
Mule
Amay Peremnpannt
Democracy
Ann Lonerica
Panema Canal
Exposi- Co
m—Thornlay
Mitweek Service
Episcorata
JOBN
Thixteenth
H Streetsweet
Roland Cotton Smith
D. Bev
Edward Slater Dunlap
Williamson Smith
Werd E. B.eenha
Warrenton
An H. Marti
Suffolk
Hening
Brotherhood
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