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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1921

Page

18

Society Notes From Washington Gentlemen of World Gather

society column detailing calls and visits at the White House and embassies. Notables include former Vice President Marshall, Mrs. Coolidge, ministers from the Netherlands Bolivia Persia Haiti Poland and Denmark, and numerous diplomatic parties at Shoreham and other venues.

Social Notes and Engagements in Washington and Nearby

Gen McRee and Col and Mrs Delaney return from White Sulphur Springs as Miss Margaret Roberson visits Washington en route to New York. Elisabeth King and J Reaney Kelley wed at St Andrew's with a Bristol Church reception, then honeymoon in Asheville. Dr JF d Vallier purchases 1467 Rhode Island Ave and plans London sail to settle estate. McCoy American Women’s Legion meets at Church of the Covenant. Stormont Aid for Consumptives active under Mrs Harris and Mrs Appleton.

Edward Douglas White White New London Conn Washington New York Anna Montgomery Margaret Roberson Virginia Beach Missy Winifred Roberson Danbury, Conn W. A. Fitch Hilsabeth Frances King H. V. King J. Reaney Kelley St. Andrew's Church J. F. d'Vallier Rhode Island Avenue London Dr. d'Vallier England France

Clark. te treasurer meeting at Mrs Appleton P Clark home

The treasurer Clark will hold a meeting in the morning at 10 80 o clock at the home of Mrs Appleton P Clark, located at 1778 Lanier Place.

Notable New York Society Returns to Plaza After World Trip

Mr and Mrs Heyward Cutting married in February return from a world wedding trip and stay at the Plaza. Mrs Cutting is daughter of Mr Richardson and Mr Cutting is son of Mrs Worden. Also at the Plaza are Mr and Mrs William Prime who have closed their Long Island home, Mr Newbold Morris from Lenox and Count J de Salis of the British diplomatic service. Mr Dibridee T Gerry will close his Newport house Friday and return to New York.

New York Society Washington Post New York Heyward Cutting Plaza Lorimer Worden Wiliam GC. Richardson William A. Prime Long Island Newbold Morris Lenox, Mass Count J. de Salis Dibridee T. Gerry Newport House

Ramsey Lectures Planned By American University Rector

Bishop Hamilton, recently back from Europe, has arranged four lectures this month with Sir William Mitchell Ramsey of Aberdeen University. The sessions will be held at Foundry M E Church in the afternoon, with dates and topics announced later. Admission is by ticket.

American University Bishop Hamilton Europe William Mitchell Ramsey Aberdeen University Foundry M. E. Church

Sham battle to be staged on Georgetown field this afternoon

Georgetown University hosts a large sham battle in Washington this afternoon. Artillery, machine guns, and tear gas will be used in the maneuvers as mock combat unfolds on the hilltop setting amid a simulated war scenario.

Georgetown BR

Georgetown cadets prepare for simulated assault drill

The Georgetown R O T C will act as leading element with Camp Mede and Hollingfield officers assigned. At 1 30 the advance proceeds under Capt L N Johnson with armored tanks from Camp Meade leading the battalion over the top. Cadet crews man guns directing fire supervised by airplanes. public invited.

Georgetown R. O. T. C Camp Mede Hollingfield L. N. Johnson Camp Meade Georgetown

Babies to Contest at Cumberland Fair

Cumberland Md Oct 4 The Cumberland Fair association opened its annual exhibit this afternoon with Mayor Thomas W Koon speaking. The fair runs four days with Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia represented. Premiums total 6005 dollars the largest yet. The poultry display fills a tent with nearly 3060 entries. In the main building corn potatoes and wheat exhibits are elaborate. A baby show Thursday afternoon will award a silver cup to the winner.

Cumberland Cumberland ,Fair Association Thomas W. Koon Maryland Pennsyl Ivania West Virginia

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