Washington Social Roundup At Willard And Nearby Homes
The column records a host of society events in Washington. President Wilson attended a Keith’s vaudeville show with Miss Woodrow, while dignitaries from China and Cuba dined in the Wilnard presidential suite. Several diplomatic pairs return to Washington or relocate for winter as society figures host gatherings, bridge, and meals at notable addresses including the Willard, Portner, and homes on Massachusetts Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Wilson
Keith's
Helen Woodrow Hones
Mises Woodrow
Fits Woodrow
Cary T. Grayson
Residents Return to Chevy Chase After Summer Outing
Mr and Mrs A H Gisante and children and Mrs and Miss Caffery have come back to Bradley lane Chevy Chase after a summer in Ocean City Md Dr Samuel J Adams and family return to their Connecticut Avenue home Mrs Ulysses G B Pierce re joins Lamont Street from a West tour and spoke as a delegate Miss Horick McConnell hosted a Brid al dinner for the Adrian Mich couple Mr Chapman Coleman former U S consul in Rome has returned to Willard lodging and may stay in Washington after resigning his post
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Porter
Ocean
Washington
Haat Gloucester
Mass
the Willard
New Hampshire Avenue
A. H. Gisante
Miss Caffery
Mary Wilcox
Bradley Lane
Chevy Chase
Ocean City
Dr. Samuel 3. Adams
Connecticut Avenue
Ulysses G. B. Pierce
Lamont Street
Pierce
Alliance of Unitarian Woman
Ass Horick McConnell
Willard McConnell
Adrian, Mich
Wallace Donald McLean
New York
Christ. Church
Adrian
Chapman Coleman
Italy
United States
Rome
The
Willard
Coleman
Long Island social pages show racing and engagements
A sweep of society notes from New York and Long Island features arrivals and events. Mrs Longworth hosts in France as the Hspegne voyage delays, polo and horse show openings draw prominent families, and many names attend the Piping Rock event. Notices include a Golding engagement at Baltimore’s Emanuel Church and various societal trips and visits across cities and resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Regidenia
Joseph S.stevens
George EB. Faye
Paul 'D Cravath
J. Bengon Ronse
Missi Vera A. H Cravath
Thomas Hitchcock
Helen Hitchcock
Charles C. Rumacy
Taines
Girl Wins Four Blues at Westchester Horse Show
Ruthless to judge warburg stance as Clemence Craft of Ridgefield and J Campbell Thompson of Mamaroneck lead wins at Westchester county show. Craft rides The Minx to four first prizes and one second, while Thompson collects four harness ribbons with Birwood and Lord Delaware among entries. Warburg displeased at decision as his four horses compete in park four event and a member of his team appears briefly airborne during inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Felix M. Warburg
Gion
Claas
Park
Thea Washington Post
White Plains
Mies
Clemence Crafts
Ridgefield
Conn
J. Campbell Thompson
Mammaroneck
Miss Crafts
Misa Crafts
Felix of Warburn
Thompson
Birwood
Wiliam Ziegler, Jr
Lord Delaware
Emil Seelig
Surprise
Seltes
Perfect
Galtee More
Plaga
Warburg
H. H Salmon
Mr Thompson
Harge
Thommaon
J Campbell Thompson
Nestledown Hob Roy
Brian Boru
Nestle
Down
Desmond
Tyr Connell
William Ziegler
the Pilot
Fire Skipper
F. M Warbury
Woodlands Emperor
Woodlangs
Miss Clemence Craft
Rodfrey Preece
J A P Ramedell
Dorothy Webb
Chesterfield
Action
William Ziegler Jr
Sguard Delaware
Hollen
Baghorpe Queen
Clase
Women's Hunters
Vira Cornell
Rock Cross
T. L Chadbourne
Beco Percy A
Garrison Party Plans October Stay at Hot Springs
The Washington Post reports Secretary of War Henry L. Garrison and Mrs Garrison arrived at Hot Springs Va on October 1. They will return to Washington Monday but join for weekends during October. Mr and Mrs Truman H Newberry of Detroit are also visiting for their autumn stay and will seek the cure. Mr and Mrs Alfred Ely Jr, long-time guests, have left the hotel cottage after a stay marked by three walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean de Saint Cyr
R. B. von Schwinn
New York
the Willard
White Sulphur Springs
Metor
Washington Post
Hotj Springs
Lindley M. Garrison
George Leary
Garrison
Washington
Truman
H Newberry
Detroit
Alfred “Ely, Jr
Bruner Wedding Plans Briefly Altered
Special to The Washington Post from Philadelphia reports a change in Edwina Elkins Bruner and C A Heickacher Wetherill wedding plans. The ceremony, originally set for Elkins West Virginia, may be moved to Philadelphia due to a family matter in the bride’s grandmother Mrs Stephen RB Elkins household. Mrs William F Hitt will serve as matron of honor. she was Katherine Elkins before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Plana
Elkins
W. Va
Washington
New York
Edwina Elkins Bruner
C. A Heickacher Wetherill
Mra Stephen RB. Elkins
William F Hitt
Italian Envoy to Remain At Beverly Until Oct 15
Count Macchi di Cellere the Italian ambassador to Washington and his family will stay at a Beverly Farms cottage until mid October. Sir Cecil Spring-Rice the British ambassador will return to Beverly Cove around October 15, then take Lady Spring-Rice and their children to Washington for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Aperla
Washington
Boston
Macohi di Cal Jere
Pitch Fine “Han
Beverly Farms
Cecil Spring-Rice
Mashing
Beverly Cove
Lady Spring-Rice
Girl Hurt At Horse Show At Piping Rock
Special to The Washington Post Miss Lida Louise Fleitmann of New York was thrown and trapped under her horse in front of the clubhouse at the Piping Rock Horse Show and severely injured Dr Walter Jones treated her at the clubhouse and said a broken leg was suspected The Bryn Mawr show also faced rain delays causing schedule shifts and a postponement to tomorrow with programs extended into Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Piping Rock
L. I
Lida Louise Fleitmann
New York
Walter Jones
Janes
Bryn Mawr
Sunday Church Services and Church Listings
Sunday services announced for Episcopal at John s Church and Presbyterian Covenant Church with notes on preaching and Sunday school. Spiritua list revival at Pythian Temple, Baptist service and program details listed. Church of the New Jerusalem and People s Church offerings and meetings included with times and locations. Christian Science Church service times and meeting notes. Theosophical meeting details and locations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Church OF the Covenant
Connecticut Avenue
Highteenth
Natreet
Warold G. Watt
Aiuto Atenikter'n
Staat
Harry Gazemorr
Minster
Beck ‘Ghee
Funday
Hriatian Endeavor Meeting
Pythian Femple
Bev Dell A Herrick and Wiz
Rochester
George W Kates
ICT
Fryans
Bizet Church
Baptist
Hea Swemark
Swemn
Epstine
Church OF the New Jerusalem
Corcoran
Ferns Sewall
Paul Sperry
Mr Sperry
Swedenborg
People's Church
Eythian Temple
Arene
Worthngton Secaiae Hiaiue
Hationslist
Babat Seachings
Ninte and
Suerte
Christian Science
TIRE
Church Christ
Pacha
Faa
Cureality
Tia
Seleck
Abrars
Colorado
Buble Conti
Joan Abrary
Mons Service Ta Lobby
Widener Leases Stoneacre Newport Summer 1916
Special to The Washington Post reports Stoneacre on Bellevue avenue Newport leased to Joseph B Widener for the 1916 summer. Mr and Mrs Widener occupied Stoneacre this season. Other Newport cottages and seasonal leases closed as residents depart for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Po
Newport
R. I
Stoneacre
Bellevue Avenue
Widener
Rutherford Stuyvesant
Morrell
Ochre Point
John Clinton Gray
Auten Gray
Hristie House
Charlies Potter Eting
Henry Barton Jacobs
Narragansett Avenue
Whiteholme
Manchester
Maze
Baltimore
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Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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Tenth Street
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IEP
Frede Wenocher
Styles
Wooltex
Yale
H. x
FE. Cunningham Ty Co
Mammoth Cloak and Suit House
Seventh Street
Yenth Streets
Hinese
T. T. Wong
Secretary of Treasury
Peters
Mme. Shah
M. T. T. Wong
China
Winiard
Legation
Yung Kwai
Miss Shah
H H. Lion
B. T. Williams
Thao
Wei
Koo
Kouang Yih
Heel
Shaw
T Wang
Arthur Lee
Massachusetts Avenue
Gracelands
Elk~ Ine
Francis B. Loring
Lydia Loring
Katrest
Reed Merritt
Oyster Bay
Randall H. Hagnar
Chevy Chass
R Street
Hagner
Archibald H. Davia
Mme. de Cespedes
Eighteenth Street
Charles Porter
Iunehbon
Bridge
Portner
Winter
F. A. ‘Winter
Medical Corps
Ernest 4. Garlington
Porter
Garlington
I. W. Littel
F.C. Ainsworth
Jease Ramsberg
C . McCulloch
Willard Warner
Mas
James A Shipton
Weahington
Fort Terry
Maj. Shipton
Sixteenth Street
John Honeycutt
Charles T. Meenaher
Fort Myer
Honeycutt
Capt
F. W. Bees
Francisco
Philippines
James J. Moore
Northumberland
Maj Moore
Texas City
Sixteenth Infantry
George & Gibbs
U. A
Signal Corps
Scarcy Woo
Meyer’s
Gommerci
Adler Engraving
C. W. Robertson
Et Springs
Nicholas Longworth
Thomes Hastings
Crawford Bur
Alice House-ton
W Goodby Loew
Barbara Loew
Law
Longworth
France
Garrone
Edith Deacon
Myopia Club
Farnese Relief Fund
Allison Janey Miller
Bevan Millar
George O Redington
Emanuel Frotestant Episcopal Church
Hugh Birckhead
Will Belheld
Ford
Mies Miller
Henry Fairfax Ayres
Redington
Department of State
Thomas D. Crowe
Cincinnati
Columbia
Tenn
Joseph E Widener
W. F. Halvey
Halsey
Marlborough
Henry D. Fry
City
Thomas H. Neill
Avondale
Mrs. Her@ Riley
Boice, Va
Shoreham
Howard Dovall, Jr
Berkshires
Fattafield
Josephs Thal
Warrenton, Va
Shornham
W A Hubbard
Montgomery, Ala
George H. Posky
Hobart Street
Kann Sons & Co
Penna, Ave
Don
Aizes
Viss Crafts
Westchester
J. C. Thompson
Seelig
Mobell Thompson
Moore
Galway
F M. Warburg
Woodlands
Clude
Hot Springs
Bruner
Duin & Martin Co
Episcopal
John's Church
16Th
Hsts
Roland Cotton Smith
Ewart Slater Dn Dunlap
George Willie
Tam
Sete
Premch
W. C. AL YW
Scene Services
Ootgher & Aw
Ruth Mebenry
THEOS
Wideners
Highlands
California
Ape
A. Miles
Steinway Pianos
Vickrolab
North
Terminal Taxicab Co
Portner Cafe
Bresktant
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