Social and Personal Three Will Be Introduced This Winter
The week at Tuxedo features receptions planned by Senora de Carbo to introduce her three daughters Senorita Dona Maria Angelica Carbo Senorita Dona Ana Cristina Terese Carbo and Senorita Dona Maria Teresa Carbo. Ambassadors and society figures like Whitelaw Reid and others host balls and dinners as winter social season unfolds in Washington with visits by Nabuco the Brazilian ambassador and various diplomatic and musical events across venues.
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Senora de Carbo
Tuxedo
Ecuador
Senora del Carbo
Senorita
Dona Maria Angelica Carbo
Ana Cristina Terese Carbo
Dona Maria Teresa Carbo
William HB. Rochester
US. A
Charles Whenton
Vineyard Heaven
New York
Edith Roat
Root
Herbert Shipman
Shipman
Edaen Bradley
Charles B Aléxander
Baroness Hengelmuller
McCook
Mildred Carter
London
Whitelaw Reid
Wrest Park
Scotland
Mr. Reid
England
Ant Country
Union
Nabuco
United States
Brazil
Europe
Washington
A. B. Bates
Connecticut
Bates
Hospital Sunday Donations Aid Episco pal Eye Ear and Throat Hospital
Donations collected in all Episcopal churches for the Episco pal Eye Ear and Throat Hospital marked Hospital Sunday under Bishop Satterlee guidance. Special envelopes held offerings and a large sum was reported for the hospital’s work. Last week a separate Donation Day yielded groceries and other supplies gifted to the hospital board committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Eye
Satterlee
Board of Lady Managers
President Roosevelt Plays Tennis At White House Court
President Theodore Roosevelt courtside hobby of daily tennis seen as morale booster. He plays from late afternoon until early evening with a rotating group that includes French Ambassador Jusserand, Assistant Attorney General Cooley, and naval officer Rascha Bulmer, plus other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Witte House
White House
Jean A . J. Jusserand
Alford W Cooley
United States
Lisyt Rascha C. Bulmer
Navy
Lawrence C .Murray
Barretary of Commerce and Labor
James Garfield
Herbert Knox Smith
Jusserand
Youth Afield Halloween Plans Spirited in Washington
Youths in Washington actively plan Halloween events and mischief including ghost parties and nut and apple games. The piece traces customs from Scotland and England, notes local farm grain taunts, and recounts historical beliefs and royal decrees tied to Halloween and All Hallows Eve.
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Susie Jones
Tom Brown
John Smith
Carrie Nation
Will Wilson
Scotland
England
Hirk Alloway
Loch Lomond
James II
George I
Open Winter Prophesied by Old New Englander
An aged Penobscot Valley weather prophet predicts a brief warm winter for 1907. He cites late migrant birds, weak beech nuts, scant corn husks, sleek cattle, loafing woodchucks, small chipmunk stores, and scant muskrat houses as signs. He warns that ice and pneumonia may rise if signs fail, with social notes on courting and village attire.
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Veale
Ezekiel Bonzy
Penobscot Valley
Penobscot
Old Town
Medway
Mrs Eddy In Unfounded Health Rumor Debunked
Edward E Norwood, head of the Christian Science publication committee in DC, reported a telegram from Alfred Farlow in Boston stating Mrs Eddy is in her usual good health. The church official noted she is not dying and spent the day with her, including a drive yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Leader
Edward E. Norwood
Christian Science Publication Committee
District of Columbia
Alfred Farlow
Boston
Christian Science Church
Alaska Delegate Waskey Arrives in Washington for Congress
Frank H. Waskey, Alaska’s first delegate to the National Congress, arrives in Washington to study procedures before the House meets. The Alaska delegation elected him on a miners ticket, with Thomas I. of Fairbanks slated as the Sixtieth Congress member. Waskey, a modest, earnest young man from Minnesota, plans to learn and not push reforms during his brief tenure.
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Frank H. Waskey
Alaska
National Congress
Washington
House
Waskey
Congress
Prince Cupid
Territory
Seattle
Thomas I
Fairbanks
Minnesota
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