Miss Foraker Bride of Victor Cushman at Washington Home
Miss Louise Foraker widow of New York and Newport, daughter of Senator Foraker, married Victor N Cushman in the Foraker residence drawing room with an all white décor and a small guest list. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Samuel Woodgow, in the presence of immediate family and a dozen friends. A luncheon followed as guests admired orchids, lilies of the valley, and white chrysanthemum arrangements. The Cushmans plan a Washington wedding trip returning January next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Foraker
Grmer
Joseph B. Forker
Victor N. Cush
Nan
New York
Newport
Samuel Woodgow
Earl Cranston
Familly
Washington
Ame
Im- Smet
Palma
Re Cushman
Valley
Cotia
Wing Walneight
Cushman
Charlotte Cushman
Colyn
Miseu Woonright
Titan
Mig
Bin
Vahran
Mra Foreker
Beb- Aon
Arthur Foraker
Mra
Hantulth Matthews
Cinainnkt
Aiefer
Ride
King Cacorsent
Whey
Whey Ins Mbalster of Aelgiuen
Mine
Haventth
Comair
Aroninala A. de Vie
Luis EP
Mra Dayeepert Brown
Bonton
Whdde
Ire
Erontante Wes Christine Owen
Mina Foraker
Mra Hunt Slater
Mies
Randolph Magbesgietia
Cashman
Fey
Mario Cusan
Hinson Foraker
Foraker
Alvar Gilteher
Cranman
Social notes from Washington and Philadelphia sphere
Russian embassy guest attended ball at Chetwynde Hose mont hosted by Br. and Mro. John Converse. Misa Amaryilie Gillett hosts midday dinner for Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, with December guests planned. Bishop and Mrs. Kat Cranston arrived in Washington after seven months in the West, staying at the Ontario. Mrs. L. L. Dempsey and Miss Monica Dempsey return to Washington from Bacon Georgia for the winter at the Grafton. Misa Marion HU, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Griswold HI, returns from Eden Ball Sacred Heart convent near Philadelphia and will spend Thanksgiving in Atmapolis with her brother at the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Warder
Gontaut-Biron
John W. Garrett
Argentina
Garrett
Edward K. Rowland
Philadelphia
Clarence Awards
Edwards
Ulysses S. Grant Iba
Julia Meyer
MacVeagh
James F. Curtis
John Marrett
William F. Hitt
Misa Florence Mills
Miep
Dorothy Mills
Fleanor Mills
Huntington Mill
Mount de Sales Convent
Catonsville
Washington
de Bach
Misa Amaryilie Gillett
Matthew T. Scott
Esry
Mian Gillett
inIaw and
Alter
William Barnes
Mies Juan Gillett Barnes
Bishop
Kat Cranston
Ontario
L. L. Dempsey
Monica Dempsey
Bacon, Ga
The
Grafton
Misa Marion HU
George Griswold
Eden Ball
Sacred Heart Convent
Atmapolis
George Chaffee Hil
Academy
Washington Social Notes and Incoming Residents
Mrs Underwood arrives in Washington with her husband Rep Underwood and they take an apartment at the Allington. Other arrivals include Mrs Dwight, Mrs Magruder and Miss Magruder, and the Brodheads visiting at Kerr Gilmour’s apartment in Toronto. Commander Trout and Mrs Trout secure an apartment at the Woodward for winter. An Army and Navy Preparatory School reception is planned for December 9 at 4101 Connecticut Ave. Miss Margaret McChord returns from New York. A Georgetown University Hospital tea features Sisters of St Francis and the ladies’ board with music and refreshments. List of ladies’ board officers is given. Mrs Hambridge will spend spring in England. Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs James Gemmell for the marriage of Annie Males to Mr. Tin ed on Seventh Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown University Hospital
Sisters of St. Francis
Ladies’ Board
Mise Alice Riggs
Mary Pauline
Alexander McNeil
A. E. Murphy
J. Eakin Gadsby
W. S. Hardesty
W. N. Roach
Milton E. Alles
Jane Daly
Mullett
Cogan
Isaag Gana
Fealy
Gowana
Charles G. Hambridge
New York
J. J. Gillenwater
Hambridge
England
James Gemmell
Annie Males
Mr.tined
Weather Across Regions Faces Colder November Conditions
Weather Bureau notes much colder conditions east of the Mississippi with record November lows in several stations. Plains to the Rockies expect a general warmup by Thursday and Friday. Northeast winds turn moderate westerly. south Atlantic coast sees light to moderate NW breezes. Grand Bank voyage forecasts brisk westerlies. Local report records temperatures and tides for the day with river bulletin for Harpers Ferry and surrounding areas.
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E. & Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Wedoeday
Mississippi River
Plains Staten
Rocky Mountain
Lower
Lake Region
Newfoundlang
Miarlalop
Missitsippi
Ralm
EadiBe
Fentire
Plaine
Gulf Bines
Mises
Uhlo
Atmnolle
East Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Europdan
Grand Banke
Cheapest college diet for endurance and health plan
A fragment recommends simple, affordable rations for sustained mental and physical work. It favors a staple like whole caramel or peanut based regimens, prepared with milk or sugar, and suggests gradual transition. Alternatives include stale bread with milk, crackers and buttermilk, or peanuts, with emphasis on brain-boosting nutrients and continuous use for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Inquirer
Railway Charter Granted for Maryland Virginia Railroad
The Maryland Virginia Railroad Company won a Virginia charter to build a line through Alexandria Fairfax and Prince William counties with capital up to 11 08 00 and a minimum of 100 006. Alexandrian incorporators include Alexander Suter Samuel J. Monroe and G Washington Lewis. The charter permits steam or electricity. Rev W M Poisal resigns from Bethany Independent Methodist Protestant Church amid a potential disbanding. Miss Julia Monroe is buried at Union Cemetery after services at Grace Episcopal. Board of Aldermen to meet Friday to review annexation actions by the common council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Mentor
Washington Post
Ring
Alexandria
Maryland-Virginia Railroad Company
Fairfax
Prince William
Virginia Corporation Commission
Richmond
Alexandriana
Alexander Suter
Samuel J. Monroe
G. Washington’ Lewis
H. Noel Garner
Gardner L. Boothe
Richard Washington
J. Randall Caton
Julia Monroe
Julia
Monroe
South
Pitt Street
Edgar Carpenter
Grace Protestant Hplocopal Church
Union Cemetery
POST TOURIST WEDS TODAY AT GRADE CHURCH ALEXANDRIA
Miss Maude Josephine Shoemaker and Mr. Lester Thomas Ponton wed at Grave Church in Alexandria at noon. Rev Edgar Carpenter officiated. Miss Loules Kirkpatrick attended Mina Shoe Snaker. Benjamin McDonehle was best man. Shoemaker, a Library of Congress clerk for fourteen years, had joined The Post’s European tour last summer before illness. Ponton is assistant manager of the Washington branch of a Michigan insurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Josephine Shoemaker
Aster Thomas Ponton
Grave Church
Alexandria
Edgar Carpenter
Loules Kirkpatrick
Mina
Library of Congress
Carpenter
the Post
Ponton
Washington
Michigan Insurance Company
Canthrax Shampoo Promises Hair Growth Claims
A Los Angeles Press item cites Mrs Mae Martyn warning about injurious shampoos and a remedy using plain canthrax dissolved in hot water. The piece claims canthrax cleanses dust and dandruff, refreshes the scalp, and leaves hair soft, fluffy, and lustrous with potential growth.
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Mae Martyn
Los Angeles
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Miss Foraker
Victor Cushman
Taft
White
Helen Taft
Bryn Mawr
Killarney
James Marlon Jehmston
Arthur Brice
Eleanor Reyburn
Celestine Finley
Alice Brice
Payard
Justice McKenna
McKeona
Horace Lucian
Willer Co
George Ellas
Misa Ruth Biter
Nicholas Luquer
F . Munford
Martin Knapp
Andrew Garter
Mrs. Carter Have
Fort Myer Burt
Fort Myer
Garrard
Summerall
C. PB. Summerall
John H. Allen
Cr. Summerall
J.C. Earnhardt
J. Lin
Mca. Johnson
Col. Johnson
Sherman Miles
Bes
Victor Postay
Lieut
Foster
Peter Gwelet Gerry
Fifth Avenue
Richard Reid Rogers
Secretary of State
Knox
Valley Forge
Secretary of the Treasury
Chicago
Rosa Hane
MG Azal
Hhodes Land Avenue
Mise
Albert
Barla Montsemirs
Gale
Albans
Elizabeth Rogers
New National Theater
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Sinnickson
Essig
Otto Stack
F. M. Chagbourne
K. L. Caswell
Foraker-Cushman
D. R. Anthony
Leavenworth, Kang
Lewis M. Koebler
Woolward
Hennen Jennings
Gertrude Williama
Frederick de Courcy Faust
Misa Jennings
Cleveland Perkins
Jennings
Colorado Borings
Camden
D. C
Ralph Elis
Ward Thoron
Mr. Garrett
Warder
Mr. Brewster Reamey
Commander
Mrs. Reamey
Victor N. Cushman
Russi Embasy
Philadephia
Mro
John Converse
Chetwynde
Hosemont
Mrs. Scott
Washington Girl
Columba
Vata, Olar
Oscar W. Underwood
Representative Underwood
Representative
John W. Dwight
Magruder
Natalie Magruder
Old Point Comfort
Batreet
Mrs. J. Davis Brodhead
Miss Leonie Brodhead
Mrs. N. Maxwell Kerr Gilmour
Toronto
Commander Trout
Mrs. Trout
Woodward
Army and Navy Preparatory School
Connecticut Avenue
Miss McChord
Margaret McChord
Literatute Commerce
C. C. McChord
St Reinial
Maxiorum
River Bulletin
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Potomac Amd
Hevendrah Rivera
Mith Raiutal
Fernfall
Asheville
N.C
Indianapolis
Los Angel Cal
Marqpeth
Memphis
Orius
Omaha
Ann Toledo
Vicksburg
Les
Tjy
Yostetten
Bittern
T. J. Allen
Railway
W. M. Poisal
Bethany Independent Methodist Protestant Church
Haa
Board of Aldermen
Marbury
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank PaAve
Ps Ave
W. T. Ponton
Georges & Son
Foot Specialists
St. N. W
Brentano
Engadine
J. Hardwicke Lewis
Spencer
Strayer’s Business College
Nthand & Streets
Eesping
Civil Service
P Street
Winslow H. Randolph
Service
Patent Office
Academy of Languages
Coan
Ave
Franch
Garmin, Spanien
Higiles
Gartamead
Nativa Achers
University
Margaret's Guardiag
DAT Schotl Kindergartan
Beys-nmder
Linslatott Mand Baker
Stinem Etz and 12Th Streets
Amusements
Lyceum
Imperials
Fai MO
Williama
Byron Chandler
Grace LA Rue
Betsy
Reginald DE Koven
Rganti
Shiiay
Charles Frohman
Ethel Barrymore
Bostontass
Company OP
Tse
Henry Barris
Elsie Ferguson
Charles Fo Nirchinger
Diinghem
Flegtela
America
Eddie Foy
Mars
Academy Films
Ah Congers
Orginal
Anet Weok
Shegam Curtis & Co
Beauvere, Heed & St John
Grace de Mar
Impros- Hone
Merormick & Uting Verden Bros
Inea
Lorena John
Frank Roland & Co
Nat
le Remensl
Eile
Heepwell
Chass
Coldenstroth
Boston Symphony Orchestra
National Theater
Kathleen Panlow
Viclatut
Devon's
14Th
G. Wew
Rane
Pant Amtlay
Eacelico Muri
Web
Columbia Theater
Gia
Borton Holmes
Aroane
Ion
Buenos ‘Aires
Jimmy Valentine
Cena Aise
Gavety
Joe Hurtig
Giris Ringling Farrell
Nigit—savelock
the Sunday Post
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