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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1905

Page

14

Richmond Socialites Welcome Roosevelt Party In October

President and Mrs Roosevelt's Richmond visit dominated the week’s events. Mrs Montague hosted a brilliant reception, while a Confederate Museum hop followed for the Richmond Light Infantry Blues in honor of Virginia Military Institute cadets. November weddings and engagements include Miss Mary Hayes to A G Mathiason, with numerous society figures attending related events.

Richmond Blues Mary Hayes Mary A. G. Matheason Anne L. Penn Carroll H. Montague Washington Post Schimond Roosevelt Richmond Montague Helen Montague S W Travers Heth Teron Margaret Williams Warner Moore Alexander Cameron W .P. Oppenhimer L. L. Lewis Taylor El’yson R J. Camp Franklin Pearl Ruby Bodekker Amelia Burton Leslie J. Caskie Cabell George Ben Johnston E R. Williams W McRamsay Wetmore J. Stewart Bryan Thomas N. Carter J. A Lefroy Brydon Tennant Admiral Harrie Webster Col Jo Lane Stern Executive Mansion John H Saunders Saluda Joseph E. Willard Confederate Museum J. Taylor Envson Minnie Baughman T A Cary Decatur Axtell Imma Scott O'R Cowardin Leland Rankin Theodore Ellyson C. W. P Brock James FR. Worth J. Enders Robinson L. Carter J H. Drake John W. Gordon Mattie P. Harris W. R Cox Masonic Temple Richminda Light Infantry Blues Virginia Military Institute Scott Stupr Page Burwell J. B. Purcell P. L. Congress James Rutherford James Keith J A Welch Sol Cutwins St. J Oppenhimer Walter T. B McAdams William Upshur Davenport Tompkins Purcell Louise McAdams Preston Womack Neale Lefebvre Margaret McGuire Wilson Langhorne Cosby Belen Lathrop Carrie Armistead Martha Robinson Page Royall Jule Osterich Nellie Gordon Courtenay Cr A. G. Mathiason Trenton Miss Hayes James Hayes Virginia Hayes W. James Walker Columbia Hayes White Sulphur Springs Frank McCullough Norfolk Summer Hayes Er- Ving Beches Louisville Mathiason Sweden Candon R. Mason Nancy Gordon Cooke Stafford H. Parker South Third Street Rachel Cooke Miss Cooke John R. Cooke Cooke Mr. Parker William HH. Parker Parkers Battery William Wallace Tunstall’s Marion Lambert St. Louis Horace Stringfellow Detroit Mich Anne Lee Penn Danville Carroll Henderson Montague Miss Penn James G. Penn Preston Carson Dundee Carsons Benjamin Nash J. J. Montague James Brown Potter Mrs. Potter Europe Mr. Potter Mexico John J. Crutchfield Ace Crutchfield Samuel K Woodfin Miss Crutchfield Mr. Woodfin Samuel Woodfin Peter Chevalle Warwick Miss Warwick R. J. Camp City

Society Notes from Vienna and Fairfax DAR Organized

Fairfax County Chapter of the D A R organized by Ohio founder Mrs Mary F Gibson. Vienna social rounds include residents moving to Sterling and visits from Washington, with many local figures hosting and guesting at Maple Grove. Dr Washington Gladden denounces speculation as harmful gambling in a anecdotal lesson.

Fairfax County Vienna C. M. Rippey and Sons Charlton Farm Washington George Wallace King Bassett Lee Sterling, Va Charles D. Hine A. M. Coumbe A. G. Combe C. Ferris Horton Mary Fox Ligila Ferguson Guinn and Milligan Maple Grove Kearny Lee Allison Gunton Temple Church the Daughters of the American Revolution Mary F. Gibson Western Reserve Cleveland Ohio Gibson 3. W. Summy Washington Gladden Ben Smith Ana Jones Pottsgrove Ben Asa Greenland

Abyssinian Lion Tsar Mauled by Jealous Lions in Menagerie

In Paris London Chronicle reportage, Tsar the Abyssinian lion added to Bostock's menagerie was killed by South African rivals Leo and Romeo after a period of cage warfare sparked by Tsar's attentions to Sapho. Tsar died with Leo's ear clutched in his jaw as Sapho mourned.

Paris London Chronicle Tsar Bostock Lee Romeo Sapho Leo

Liquozone Germicide Offers Free Trial Worldwide

An advertisement touts Liquozone as a powerful nonpoisonous germicide derived from gases. It claims millions tested it, offers a free first bottle and two months additional trial at no cost, lists numerous diseases it purportedly treats, and asserts safety and vitality from internal use.

Free Liquozone Bottle Offer Begs Trial By Mail

A vintage advert promises a free 50 cent Liquozone bottle in exchange for a coupon. It states the company will mail an order through a local druggist for a full size bottle and send a free gift to prove the product’s value. No obligation is required, with Liquozone priced at 50 cents and one dollar.

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In and Out of the Lines book praised by multiple papers

Leading reviews from Seattle to Arkansas laud Miss Howards graphic memoir of Confederate women during occupation noting vivid recollections, generous impartiality, and strong historical value. Critics call it beautifully bound in Confederate gray with swords, a valuable addition to Civil War literature.

Georgia Sherman Baltimore Herald San Francisco Examiner Arkansas Democrat

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