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.
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Mary A. G. Matheason
Anne L. Penn
Carroll H. Montague
Washington Post
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Roosevelt
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Helen Montague
S W Travers
Heth Teron
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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
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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
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Tunstall’s
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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
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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.
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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.
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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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Washington
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.
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Sherman
Baltimore Herald
San Francisco Examiner
Arkansas Democrat
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John Kerr Branch
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Andrew Christian
Henry Baskerville
George Warren
George Bryan
Mary de Witt Adams
Bierne Blair
William Todd
Alston Cabell
N. R. Cox
Joseph Noel
Belle Johnson
Helen Stockdell
Argher Anderson
Clifton Miller
Auls Deane
Charles H. Boling
Looney
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J .A. Lefroy
Kate Winston
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A. S. Boulware
Miss Boulware
Miles Cary
Corydon Sutton
Meriwether Smith
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George R. Cannon
George A. Lyon
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Thomas Bolton Harrison
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T. T. Thon
Sophia M.thon
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Jacksonville
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