Social Highlights At Washington Events And Weddings
Society columns describe National Theater attendance by President Wilson and McAdoo accompanied by Mrs Bolling, a record reception for the diplomatic corps by Mrs Lansing, and dinners hosted by Belgian and other officials. It notes engagements, weddings, theater trips, and a poetry reading fundraiser with various diplomats, military families, and civic leaders in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
National Theater
McAdoo
Rolfe Bolling
Robert Lansing
Diplomatic Corps
Lansing
Frank I. Polk
State Department
William Phillips
Breckinridge Long
Washington
Watertown
Union Transfer Co seeks rate increases filing with PSC
The Union Transfer Company filed with the public utilities commission for higher rates up to 50 percent over old tariffs. A public hearing is set for December 4 at 14 30. The proposal includes flat baggage charges for all pieces and zone based adjustments, with higher fares proposed for plots beyond the city and distances over certain squares. The company cites increased costs to justify the revenue need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Transfer Company
Public Utilities Commisssion
He Company
INO DROP IN TAXES SAYS D C ROPER
Internal Revenue Commissioner Daniel C. Roper told Cincinnati business leaders that tax rates should remain largely as they are with gradual reductions in the future. He outlined plans to audit about 4,990,609 income tax returns to deter tax evasion and urged taxpayers to keep clear records and study the laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Daniel C. Roper
Cincinnati
Wei
Oper
Revenue Bureau
Washington
Roper
Plans for Cheaper Food in District Meetings
District Commissioners Frownlow and Gardiner and Food Administrator Wilson will address a sirens food council meeting in the District building board room at 8 o clock Friday night. The executive committee will report on cooperative buying and action for united citizen involvement in a campaign for cheaper food, focusing on using post office trucks to move food from farms to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frownlowland Gardiner
Wilson
Food Council
United Action
Citizens’ Associations
Marriage And How To Weather It By Helen Rowland
Modern aphorisms on marriage warn that true happiness rests on a mutual admiration society between spouses. Love fades when criticism enters, and couples should marry for admiration rather than flaw-free perfection. Verily, love is blind until faults are seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rowland
Fooliah
Tviaa
Ra~mance
Fress Publishing Co
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Woodward & Lothrop
New York
Paris
Women’s Coats
Bolivias
G Street
Maenane
CsAilGe
Lyons
J. H. Small & Sons, Inc
Waldorf-Astoris
Madison
Nterior
Gibson Co., Inc
G.st
Grafton
Conn. Ave. and
de Sales St
Harrington Mills
Cardinal Gibbons
M. de Cartier de Marchienne
Legation
M. Jusserand
Justice White
Lodge
Phelan
Gillett
LT. Polk
Mgr. Fay
Thomas F. Ryan
Bernard Baruch
M. James Gustavus Whitely
Coungel
Baltimore
Henry Z. Rainey
Walnut Hall
Carrollton
French Lick Springs
Ind
Sixteenth Street
Thomas F. Walsh
Mme. Nitobe
Fiza Setdatore
Walah
Poll'y Theater
Harry van Dyke
Lafayette
Barry Buikley
Franklin K. Lane
Knickerbocker Theater
Juaserand Haa
France
James (. Purcell
Isabelle Mercedes
David Wi. Barry
Hlizabeth
Ihelita
John J. Barry
Katherine Rover
Keith's
Marine Barracks
R. R. Cooke, Jr
Adelaide Louise Stacy
M. J Stacy
Hobert Randolph Cook, Jr
Luther Place Memorial Church
John Weidley
Florrie M. Stacy
Paul E. Lesh
Corke
Mount Holyoke
T. Malcolm Price
Irving Street
Lou Wr
Mr Russell
EG Russell
Spriggs
Charles Froesch
Chicago
Miss Russell
New Jersey
Hannah Randolph
Philip 3
P. Randolph
Philadelphia
Robert Hudson
London
Quaker City
Miss Randolph
Charles Penrose Keith
South Fourth Street
William Palmer Lucas
University of California
Red Croga
Continental Memorial Hall
W.C. A
Julian Brylawski
Union Company
Ino
D. C. Roper
Bureau
China
Barr5ons Co
Penna Ave
8Th-St
Cloan
John and
James Dobson
Mills
Nife
Kann
Pompons
Salt
Lamiex
Salt’s
Plushes
Gente
Hadmoor
Redmoor
Lisle
Fiann
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