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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
12
The assortment is most extensive in border, conventional, border and conventional patterns, heavily gold stippled, gold traced, mat or stip pled handles.
May Irwin, the comedienne, urges President Wilden to create a cabinet office called the department of laughter to laugh down fools and pests in public life. She offers herself as secretary of laughter and praises the President as a patriot facing crucial times, while condemning equitators and self-seekers who threaten national unity.
The Newly avrwen association, a Slavic group of Czechs, says it will remain strictly neutral in European affairs. A recent meeting extended invitations to other Czechs to join. Headquarters are at 338 northwast street.
Washington society circles welcome visits from Francis Huger McAdoo and Mrs McAdoo with family links to the Treasury, the Emmersons, and notable New York and Baltimore connections. Engagements, weddings, and debutantes enlarge the social calendar as ambassadors and military officers are hosted at events and house parties along with public welfare and prison reform discussions in Newport and Washington.
Social notes from Bar Harbor report departures including Mrs Paul Bartlett, Misa Carolyn O Jones, Miles Elliott, and Mr Edward J Hancey. Mrs William Keyner will follow, with motion to Baltimore for the next leg. Today’s yacht race concludes the senior cup series with Eleanor and Claudia Phelps winning in Grit, Herbert Puilzer. second place is Nan, third Nan Weld, fourth Lola Emory, fifth Snooka Weld, sixth Ming, and seventh Alida Livingston in If I Can.
Rear Admiral John Henry Upshur USN retired, after a month at Case novia NY, will join Mrs Upshur to open villa Konkapst in Stockbridge for a war widows benefit concert. He plans to confer with the Secretary of the Navy before heading to San Francisco to take command of the Pacific fleet, with a rumored fleet expansion. Winslow family postpones Westward travel until fall.
Mrs Whitlock announced the marriage of her daughter Winksted to Mr Arthur M Suit. The ceremony occurred November 12 1924 in Alexandria Va. Randolph Caspar Miller of the Federal Reserve Board returned to Washington from Massachusetts and will return to Washington around early October. Shela spending the summer in California. Delta Tau Delta hosts first seasonal event at chapter house 1819 N street NW Friday 9 to 11. Chaperons are Mr and Mrs A Bruce Bielaski and Mr and Mrs Oliver Owen Kuhn.
Almost 307 members of the summer colony gathered at the Casino for a whist tournament to benefit the Protestant Episcopal Church, St Peter's by the Sea. Prizes included a pink brocade deck set won by Mrs David Stevenson of New York, a willow bird cage won by Mrs Gordon C. Whiting of Baltimore, and a hand painted boudoir light won by Adolph K. Boris of New York. The event raised about $100 for the church and tea followed served by committee members. New arrivals included Mr and Mrs George A Elliott and Dr. Richard G Elliott of Wilmington, Del.
Special to The Washington Post. Hot Springs Virginia August 31. Mrs Jamey A McCrea of Armore Pennsylvania hosted her annual picnic for the summer colony youth. Mourning kept her away. her daughter-in-law acted as hostess for Passifern Hunt Club luncheon as youths rode in from the grounds. Miss Gladys Ingalls hosted tea at the Casino for Miss Mildred Eddy of Morris town guest at White cottage. Ingalls's guests included several local ladies. Mrs Tyler Field hosted dinner and auction bridge for guest Miss Judith Braxton Colston before she departed to rejoin family at White Sulphur Springs.
Col and Mrs H R Williams of Washington visit Edgewater after Portland trip. Notables arriving include Mrs RC Trendon of Cincinnati and Dr Aletta H Jacobs of Amsterdam. The party also includes Walker Evans and Miss J B Evang. Mrs Frank Halford and child return to Philadelphia to join Capt Halford. Mrs George von L Meyer returns to Hamilton. Margeret Howder to wed Charles R Barrick at St Vincent de Paul Church with Nuptial Mass by Rev Father O Connell. Post-ceremony trip and home at 149 Eleventh Street NE after Sept 6.
Miss Dorothy Wester will marry David Slade Fitz of Apopka in a ceremony at the bridegroom’s mother’s summer home Beach Bluff Bishop Cameron Mann will officiate assisted by Rev J J Cogan The bride’s attendants include Mrs Eustace C Bitz and Miss Margaret Fitz The groom and bride plan a short trip to Florida where a bungalow awaits in the Fitzcroft groves at Apopka Capt William F Low U N and Mrs Low are among expected guests
Special to The Washington Post reports General George Percival Scriven chief signal officer of the U S Army will wed Miss Elizabeth McQuade of Staten Island. The engagement was announced at a luncheon by her mother Mrs Peter McQuade. They met only two months ago and plan a wedding in about four weeks. Scriven, 62, graduated from West Point in 1878. Miss McQuade is daughter of Peter A McQuade, longtime Staten Island resident and Sacred Heart College graduate.
Special to The Washington Post New York Aug 31 Mr and Mrs Frederick A Thompson married August 25 after a courtship begun August 21. They honeymooned by air and car and now reside at 171 West Seventy Kinta Street. Mrs Thompson formerly Miss Valla Hopkins of Baltimore, cousin of Johns Hopkins founder. Mr Thompson a captain in the first aviation reserve under Col Delano. He earlier drew attention for an upside down bomb drop from an airplane two years ago, suffering a serious 2000 foot fall.
Newport notes the social season warming with Mrs George D Widener hosting at Miramar on Sunday and autumn suggested by outfits. Mrs Rutherford Stuyvesant plans music night at villa gro, while George Peabody Custis hosts a dinner, and Mrs Swan, Hill Top Inn, and others entertain.
New York reporters say Miss Dorothy Frothingham, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rupert Frothingham, will marry Lieut Arthur Coles of the British army. Coles is at the front in France and the engagement was announced as the couple planned a world trip with the wedding likely in England when Coles can obtain leave.
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