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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1921

Page

13

Blair Considered For School Board Appointment

Four men are seriously considered to fill the vacancy on the District Board of Education after Dr. Bartlett Learned’s resignation. Henry Blair, former board member and longtime president, is among the leading candidates joined by Alonzo Tweedale, former district auditor, Henry H. Glassie of the Chamber of Commerce, and William Washburn of the Board of Trade.

Board of Education H. Bartlett District Supreme Court Henry. Blair Blair Jtages Alonzo Tweedale Bady United States Shipping Board Tweedale Hamed Heart of Education Bussneys Jenry HE. Glassie Chamber of Commerce Lage Board of Trade William Washburn

Battle of Caps at Georgetown College Headlines Souvenir Feud

Freshmen and sophomores prepare for the annual clash with caps on the line. If the sophomores win the freshmen must wear caps for the term. if the sophomores lose, seniors threaten a rematch. Tension runs as underclassmen have reportedly crowded streets and even passed seniors at the college gate.

Georgetown College Sophs Sephs College

Comedy at Gonzaga in Stella Dramatic Club Night

The Stella Dramatic club of Holy Trinity parish presents Notime but the Truth a farce by William Collier at Gonzaga hall tonight directed by Miss Sue A Murray. Cast includes Edward M. O'Brien Frances B. Scheele James E Cook Mario R Donnelly Mary M Mannix Robert Shaw Alice Donnelly Thomas Du Flef Helen F. Sweeney and Margaret Gorman.

Pope Shifts Island Control to Washington Delegation

Official notice reports the Pope endorsing transfer of the Sandwich Islands from Australasia to the apostolic delegation of Washington in Rome. The change alters jurisdiction previously held by Australasia and New York. Also announced is a 420 percent cut in third class steamship fares from New York to European ports, effective immediately, for American Red Star and White Star Line ships.

Congregation of Propaganda Fide Rome Sandwich Islands Apostolic Delegation Washington Australasia New York International Mercantine Marine Company Red Star White Star

Gude's Pepto Mangan Promises Restored Vitality

Advertisement claims stale blood dulls feelings and complexion, urging women to take Gude's Pepto Mangan to refresh the blood. It promises improved energy warmth and appetite, noting the product comes in liquid or tablet forms and that the full name appears on each package.

Gude Andy

Society Scenes Preview Washingtons Holiday Season

Washington society page details upcoming entertainments in the capital. Guests include Col. and Mrs. Edward M. House and Col. Henry May with long lists of receptions at the Willard and Wardman Park. News covers teas, dinners, debuts, and the international ball at the Wizard with prominent attendees and party chairs.

T. Q. Donaldson Mary Roberts Rinehart Wardman Park Edgar Sirmyer Charles MeKmedt Pittsburgh Wizard Jesse Anthony A. Waller Albert Bacon Fall Robert [P. Coontz Amos A. Fries E. W. Lynham Wallace Streater Maude Howell Smith Claude

Atoms and alliances in a Victorian social flourish

The text weaves romantic verse on chemical harmony with social notes about Lillian Schmidt Grace Weir Loreine Serrin and Janet Richards hosting a talk at the Knickerbocker theater on the Arms Conference and Irish question, plus dinners for Roberta Willard and family visits from Mrs Ogden L Mills and Mr T Suffern Taylor.

Missa Janet Richards Knickerbocker Theater Will Roberta’ Willard Ogden L. Mills William E. Vanderbit T. Suffern Taylor Alexander Brown Baltimore

Americans in Paris Spectal to The Washington Post

Paris reports note Edy ward Tuck and spouse departing their arts apartment for the Riviera with Amos Tuck French to join later. Paul Roland returns to his Paris studio after time in the south of France. Stauffen couple depart for Carnes. Weyman Behler arrives from Berlin at Hotel Crillon. Douglas Fairbanks and spouse, after travels in Switzerland Italy and the south of France, left for London and will return to spend winter in Paris.

Spectal Washington Post Paris Edyward Tuck The Riviera Amos Tuck French Paul Roland France Ernest Stauffen Stauffen Carnes Commander Weyman Behler Berlin Hotel Crillon Douglas Fairbanks Switzerland Italy London Parle

New York Society Notes of Mrs Marshall Orme Wilson Host

New York society brief reports Mrs Marshall Orme Wilson will host a small dinner party tomorrow night at her house. Mrs E Henry Harriman plans to go to Boston for a few days. Mr and Mrs Phil Rhinelander and Mr and Mrs John R Drexel Jr are returning to New York from Lakewood New Jersey.

Edson Bradley Herbert Shipman New York Bradley Washington Washington Post Marshall Orme Wilson E. Henry Harriman Boston Phil Rhinelander Lakewood N. J John R. Drexel, Jr

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