Washington social notes feature many guests at Shoreham
Prominent figures including Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Barnett and New York postmaster attend dinner at the Shoreham. Various society names gather for weddings, hostess teas, and forthcoming nuptials as Washington parties unfold with travel to New York, Oklahoma, and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinkham
Shoreham
Barnett
New York
Thomas Patton
M. Arthur Lee
Liaine Elkins
Gladys Hinckley
Joan Barrett
Charles S. Whitman
the Willard
Washington
Embassy Staff Members Return from White Sulphur Visit
Capt. R. R. Glen and Mrs. Glen, long at White Sulphur, return to Washington. Mrs. Glen hosted a tea at Elmhurst farm earlier in the week. Horace Seymour and Mrs. Seymour were among the guests. Miss Helen Ernst went to Southampton Long Island and will return about the 27th. Her sister Mrs. William Morton Grinnell will join on November 1. Mrs. Arthur Lee joined Mr. Lee at his sister's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Lansing
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
New York
MW Ireland
Sursteon General
Delaney
Col. Delany
William Hamilton Bayly
Washington ¥. W. C. A
Orient
South America
Ada R. Thomas
John S. Scully
H. B. F. Macfarland
Herbert L. Day
Fred E. Wright
John C. Letts
Woodbury Puisifer
John L. Newbold
Elizabeth Pierce
Frances Chickering
Mary
Washington
Albany
N. Y
University of the State of New York
Redfield
Mme. Grouitch
Wardman Park Inn
Buffalo
Detroit
Michigan
Lord
Lady Swaythling
England
Ministe
Mme
Richard Crane
United States
Czecho- Slovakia
Powhatan
Crane
Thomas Wilson Bowers
Adelaide Heath
Arthur Doig
U. S
Bowers
Benjamin Hellen
Misa Clarita Davis
Charles> Davis
Clarksville
al. Kinkaid
Knoxsille
Tenn
Church of the Covenant
Miss Davis
Mise
Harvey Murray
Joseph R. Wilson
Baltimore
M. G. Wallace
Richmond
H. H. Wallace
Dan Slaughter
Culpeper
Henry J. Lowe
C. C. Wilson
Anton Weitmuller
Elizabeth
Ernest Temple Love
Charles Wood
Heilmuller
Love
Almas
Mystic Shrine
Mr. Love
Virginia
Daniel Whiting Edeiing
Isabelle Holelin-Tarks
Albert Crawford Lewis
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
George F. Dudley
Broom
Lewis
Raymond Robins
National Women's Trade Union League of America
H. H. Rutter
London
Willard
Mr. Butler
International Labor Conference
Ministry of Labor
Laura ©. Williams
Sarah L. Flaherty
Adeline Eb, Wrede
San Francisco
Thomas F. Flaherty
Manchester Apartments
Miss Flaherty
Miss Wrede
John S. Nolan
California
William Littauer
Catherine Littauer
Pittsfield, Mass
Neale Bassel
John W. Davis
Great Britain
Ashton Wilson
Wedgewood
Oakhurst
Delos A. Blodgett
Miss Blodgett
Helen Blodgett
North Shore
Massachusetts
Blodgett
Edward W. Porcher
Cocoa
Flo
Mrs. Walsh
Myrtis Porcher
Matthews
Harriet Clark
R. R. Glen
Robert Glen
Helen Ernst
Washington Hormine
Southampton
William Morton Grinnell
Arthur Lee
Mr. Lee
Madame Schumann-Heink Heads State Department Event
Madame Schumann-Heink the famous contralto entertained 300 State Department employees and guests at Rauscher’s last night. She sang several popular songs and announced she would perform at future meetings, drawing applause. Secretary Lansing opened the gathering and the evening ended with dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumannn-Heink
State Department
Uedis
Rauscher's
Schumann-Heink
Siag
Lansing
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Woodwards &Lothrop
Paris
Russia
Paul Jones
Ayn
Kearth
Stout
Wilson
Rolfe Belling
Mrs. Lelling
Cecelia McCallum
Margaret Tuttle
Morrow
Streeter B. Flynn
Oklahoma
Louise Hoar
Wikens
Sidney Ballon
Charles Carroll Frazer
Ballou
Knickerbocker Theater
Trinity
Signora Lars
Rome
Alberta Lar
Treat
Tiny Calhoun
Sixteenth Street
McDonald Key
Massachusetts Avenue
Dupont Circle Home
Henry Calvin Gage
Margaret Gaze
Dupont Circle
Luther W. Mott
Representative Mott
Dorothy
John McD. Thompson
Maj. Thompson
War Department
California Streets
Church of the Holy Name
Elizabeth Dillon
Herbert McDonald
J. J. Dillon
Walter Hayes
Marguerite Lyons
Miss Dillon
Anthony McDonald
Mrs. McDonald
Cot
Henry L. Stimson
New Willard
Miss Cryder
Grafton Hotel
Arthur Bradley Campbell
Chicago
D. C. Campbell
The
Campbell Banking Company
Mrs. L. F. Reichelderfer
Connecticut Avenue
Harrison
Marlborough
Highteenth Street
Newport
Raymond T. Baker
Mint
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Countess Schechenyi
Vanderbilt
Baker
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Catharine Letts
White Mountains
Canada
Dorothy Moody
Miss Letts
Singer
U.S
humann-Heink
Sts. N. W
Oppenheimers
Ash
Connecticut Ave
Smart Millinery
Army and Navy Association
Clearaway of
Bann Sovs Co
Penna Ave
8Th-St
Close
Kann
Choice
Percales
Ginghams
Madras
Grafton
Conn.ave. and
DE Sales ST
Harrington Mills
Franklin
Kelly Hay
Gossara
F Street
Columbia Theater
Old Point Comfort
Old Point
Armive Norfolk
Woodward Building
Usth Street
Norfolk
Washpagtoy Strawmhoat Company
Betty Brown
Betty Brown Garment Co
Freedom Rompers
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