Russian Ambassadors, American hosts at Washington dinner
Former Senator and Mrs. Henderson entertained in honor of the new Russian Ambassador and Mme Bakhmetieff. Guests included Secretary MacVeagh, Count Moltke, various ministers, ambassadors, and military attaches. Also notes on Admirals Adams and Wotherspoon hosting musicales and a Fort Myer Army Relief event with tea, sales, and a large guest list.
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Mme Bakhmetiet
Treamur
MacVeagh
Commerce and Labor
Mme Jysserand
Bryce
Mro Wickersham
Prince Roudacheff
MacVeash
Miss Lee
Herbert Putnam
Laurson
Mime de Pesson
Parla
Mme Lefevre Pontalis
Mme Peretti de la Roca
Comtesse de Chambrun
J D Adams
Adams
Washington
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Charlotte Lund
Mra Adams
Miss Burbage
W W Wotherapoon
Robert M Thompson
Wood
Mim Wood
Gheen
Hemrphil
Hemphill
Jewell
Admirel
Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
Mary Southerland
Louis Bacon
Fort Myer
Army Relief &Sciety
Margaret Caperton
Isabel Crosby
Mina Lallg Anderson
Janet Munny
Helen Wilson
Frances Webster
Dorothy Brooks
Margaret Read
Emily Berry
Mra Garrard
Chi
Judson
Mra Witlam
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Mr Stimson
Oliver
Army
Gan Wood
Storbers
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William P Hall
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Paul Patterson
Alnaworth
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Misa Marjory Colton
Polly Morgan
Mya
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Alma Ruggles
Doris Haywood
William F Dennis
Buckner Randolph
Marie Stepheny
Debutante Elizebeth Munford to be presented at two receptions
Mr and Mrs Edward Munford host an eight large afternoon reception then an evening dance for their daughter Elizebeth Munford at 1721 Street on January 1. Mrs Munford also plans a debutante luncheon on December 7. Representatives Longsworth and Mike Nicholas Longsworth have returned to Washington from Cincinnati after a portion of the autumn. CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.
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Elizebeth Munford
Mike Nicholas Longsworth
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Cincinnati
Thought for Today on Inauguration and Congress dates
The piece argues for shifting Congress start to October 1 and taking a Christmas recess to avoid summer heat. It notes the 4th of March as traditional start and discusses constitutional timing, December meetings, and the impact on constituents and congressional families. It champions rationalizing congressional sessions to fit the school year.
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