Octagon Pleasure Club Ball Dazzles With Fashion
The Octagon Pleasure Club hosted its second annual subscription ball at Rauscher's. Notables included committee members Lester F. Marx Malville Hischer and Malcolm C. Auerbach. A brilliantly lighted ballroom overflowed with out of town guests and a parade of gowns from gold satin to crystal trim.
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Donts for the Young Nurse and Washingtons
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Kossuth’s Body In Tomb In Hungary Officials Attend
The body of Louis fooasath in the Chungarian patrol is laid to rest today with many dignitaries present. Premier Westerly joins cabinet members and deputies for the wreath laying as Kasgath’s two sons attend the ceremony.
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Loudoun Hunt Club Out in Leesburg Virginia
Special to The Washington Post Leesburg Va November the hounds of the Youdoun Hunt were cast at the Colon farms of John Guthria Hopkins near Ashburn. The hunt covered Belmont and the Potomac river area before dark. Riders included the master Mr Smith Mrs Westmoreland Davis Mrs Castleman Mr and Mrs BB White Mr and Mrs Chichester John F Bowdrich and Frederick Emery of Boston Miss Shepard and others.
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Thanksgiving Hunt Ends With Count De Balwseret Lost
The Chevy Chase Club rang with Thanksgiving hunt action. Count de Balwseret’s Belgian horse bolted a fence and vanished near Bethesda Park, later found by a nearby farmer family who fed him and sent him to town. Other notables included the Palers, Craven, Marquis, and Sowerby as the field pursued the pack through Maryland countryside. Two boys drowned in Cotuit harbor after a boat capsize in heavy NE seas. London reports actor Hermann Veain in The School for Scandal is critically ill.
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Fashions and social order in Washington society clash
A Washington society column notes regret over the old social order as magnates replace traditional official circles. It highlights Mrs Olive Grace Kerr’s London wedding to Capt. Charley Greville, and vivid details of the fashionable crowd at the Metropolitan Opera House, including notable guests and gowns.
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Kidneys Diuretic Ad and Millionaire Son Romance
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Miss Beatrice Goodwin Visited by Holliday Host
Miss Beatrice Goodwin is in the city for a few days as the guest of Mrs. Holliday of 2812 Thirteenth Street. Annie Austin Spear hosted a National Theater party honoring Miss Mason, a New York artist, and Mrs Archinaia Gracie attended.
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Society Notes From Seventeenth Page Honeymoon Trip
Albert Siamund and many Washington residents plan a Hudson River honey moon trip to Lakewood New York then return to reside at the Ontario. Tomorrow Chevy Chase Hunt Club meets with a drag rack ride finishing at G Thomas Dunlop's residence where hosts will entertain riders and spectators at tea.
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Rembrandt Portrait Sells for 72500 at Auction
The Dye of Wellington portrait by Rembrandt sold today for 10000 in London. The Agnews bought from M Delarott in St Petersburg Rembrandt's "An Old Jew" for 72500, a work Delarott had acquired a few years earlier for 2000 from Countess Adierberg.
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Real estate fluctuation notice informant in The Washington Post
A Washington Post item informs about real estate market fluctuations. It notes price shifts, property listings, and investor interest, highlighting regional trends and potential impacts on buyers and sellers.
Foremost Independence Defines A Trusted Newspaper
The publication emphasizes its political independence and fearlessness in reporting. It pledges to serve all classes with accurate news, employing top writers and modern facilities to deliver the best coverage daily.
The Washington Post Sunday Morning Edition Overview
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Sunday Post praised as best visitor to households
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The Pink Sheet Sporting Coverage in The Sunder Post
The Post prints a comprehensive sporting section on pink paper each Sunday. It chronicles baseball, track, trotting, billiards, auto racing, yacht contests, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and every feature of the sporting world with accuracy.
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