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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1915

Page

9

Newport Society Shows Art and Sports Amid Dance Extended

Newport includes an Art Association exhibit by H. Anthony Dyer with Italian Dutch and Normandy scenes. A mixed foursome against bogey at Newport Golf Club won by Miss Mariel Winthrop and Willing Spencer. Naval training station drill tea followed by Mrs Wells and others. Dance season extended to September 11 with dinners and dancing planned by Woodward Grosvenor Clews Millas.

Opeca Washington Post Newport R. L Art Association of Newport H. Anthony Dyer Husha Dyer Italy Normandy Holland Richard Gambril Vincent Astor Marle Winthrop Willing Spencer Naval Training’ Station Hourahan U3. ‘N Roger Wells Wella U. S. Ni Frank Taylor Evans

Baltimore Girl a Bride in Transfiguration Church

Miss Ruth Taeckwood Pattison, daughter of John Gilliam Ward Pattison of Baltimore, married Otis Jowett Story of Chillicothe Ohio at the Church of the Transfiguration. The 18 year old bride had been studying in New York City and came to Baltimore recently with her mother to begin another school year. Mr Story, a leading Chillicothe merchant, urged the match after a prior meeting at the wedding of his sister Mary Story to Theodore S. Pattison, a cousin of the bride.

Washington Post New York Ruth Taeckwood Pattison Baltimore John Gilliam ‘Ward Church of the Transfiguration Otis Jowett Story Chillcothe Ohio Chillicotha Mary Story Theodore 8. Pattison

MISS LILLIAN WILSON MARRIED IN BROOKLYN HOME

Special to The Washington Post New York Sept 1 Miss Lilian De Champs Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charisa Osborne Wilson was married today to Charles E F Bartlett of Cincinnati at the bride's Brooklyn home The Rev Benjamin Wyland officiated The bride wore white satin with tulle veil Miss Tucker of Newbury attended in pink taffeta Francis Stanton Bartlett brother of the groom was best man The bride's brothers Skiles and Robert Wilson were ushers Henry W Newman at 2313 Volta Place NW drank creosote and was found unconscious by his brother He was taken to Georgetown University Hospital where doctors said he would recover The police noted Newman had long periods out of work.

Washington New York Lilian de Champs Wilson Charisa Osborne Wilson Charles E. F. Bartlett Cincinnati Brooklyn Benjamin Wyland Tucker Newbury Francis Stanton Bartlett Skiles Robert Wilson Henry W. Newman Volta Place Georgetown University Hospital Newman Ree

Resinol Soothes Itching Skin and Eczema Fast

Resinol soap and ointment promise instant itch relief and healing for eczema ringworm pimples and similar conditions. Doctors have used Resinol for twenty years with bland gentle medication suitable for delicate skin including babies. Available from druggists with free samples, Depo 2-R, Resinol, Baltimore Md.

Baltimore

Ted Leighton and Miss Sarah Gruell at Atlantic City

The picture shows two summer girls Miss Ted Leighton and Miss Sarah Gruell wearing new silk Arabian scarfs on the sanda at Atlantic City. The resort has adopted the style originated with Miss Gruetl and scarfs are sold in large quantities in matching colors with bathing costumes.

Ted Leighton Sarah Gruell Atlantic City Mies Gruetl

Married Life Rainy Morning Trip Leads to Shopping

Helen and Warren depart the hotel for breakfast at a bakery cafe, then shop for fall hats and skirts. Louise enjoys hats while Helen buys a shirtwaist, hats, and notices a harbor view at Cliff House. The foursome plans lunch, with Warren calm, and Helen fears later trouble but hopes the trip stays pleasant.

Golden Gate San Francisco Warren Helen Louise Bob Palace of Machinery Cliff House Loulas Perhabe

GOMES TO HER FIANCE ROMANCE OF SCHOOL DAYS

Miss Hilda Schweiger arrives in New York from Germany to wed Lieut Paul Hespe of the Prinz Eitel Friedrich. War delayed plans to marry in China. bride learns her fiancé promised to care for her dying father. Relative figures include Capt Max Thierlhaen and the Noordam ship. Schweiger, born in London, met Hespe in Craffeld as sweethearts.

Hilda Schweiger New York Germany Lieut Hespe Prinz Eitel Friedrich China Washington Post Geraldine Farrar Paul Hespe Prinz Eltel Friedrich Newport News Max Thierlhaen Torbe Leutenant

Divorce Granted to Mrs Florence J Cowles

A divorce from Dr Howard J Cowles was granted to Mrs Florence J Cowles on grounds of practical injurious to health and reason. Custody of their two young daughters will be divided. The case, heard in Washington, featured testimony about arduous household duties at the sanatorium run by Dr Cowles and included defense by a German governess.

The Washington "Post Boston Maas Uttla Alice Arutz Owlag Cowles Germany Brookline Frank B. Conger Alty Washington Iuarie Tempest Moore's Garden Fania Marinoff William’s. Hart Ag Mutual Wolf Man

Capital Elks Invite Virginia convention guests in Alexandria

Washington Port Bureau reports Alexandria Lodge No. 758 hosts Virginia Association of Elks Lodges for October 6 7 activities with about 100 delegates and entertainment including moonlight trips to Arlington and Mount Vernon and a state lodge degree team contest for the State trophy. Funeral arrangements for Rev Henry J. Cutler discussed. pallbearers named. body lying in state at St Marys Church. Missing boy Randolph Sharshnau 13 reported. search ongoing. Fire department responds to blaze at Alexandria Fertilizer and Chemical plant. damage slight.

Alexandria Lodge Elks Arlington Mount Vernon Richmond Lodge Henry J. Cutler St. Mary's Catholic Church Young Men's Sodality Lyceum Duke Street St. Mary’s Church The Sodality of the Children of Mary St. Mary's Hall Royal and Wolfe Streets John“ Ewald Thomas EB. Dyson Holy Name,Society Thomae C. Hay Claudaé M. Lennon Knights of Columbus William H. Sweeney James Callan St Vincent de Paul Society F. T.quinn M. J. McFarland Catholic Benevolent Legion W. H P. Kelley William Desmond Ancient Order of Hibernians John D. Normoyle Thomas J. McFarland Priest Ia St. Mary's Church Alexandria Fertillzar and Chemical Company

London Woman Tests Dreams of Brotherhood in Race R approach

Miss Florence MacFarlane, London delegate, announced at the New Thought congress in San Francisco that she will live among Black people to test universal brotherhood. She said she can live happily with them if she can love them as she loves her own race, proving the dream may be possible.

San Francisco Flor‘ence’ MacFarlane London England New Thought Congress Universal Brotherhood

Poll Players Stage Billy Burke Comedy Jerry

For the second week of the season the Poll Players present Billy Burke's comedy Jerry by Catherine Chlaholm Cughing about a breezy Western girl who maneuvers to break an engagement so she can have the lawyer. Florence Rittenhouse stars, with A. H. Van Buren as the lawyer.

Jerry Billie Burke Catherine Chlaholm Cughing Florence Rittenhouse A. H. van Buren

Crandall's Presents The Two Orphans and Seaside Beauties

Crandall's film week opens Sunday with a reissue of Lady's Audray's Secret. The Four day run features The Two Orphans with Theda Bara. Jacob D. Moody Band plays Glen Echo Park Sunday as Labor Day events unfold over three days with picnics, dancing, and outdoor amusements. The steamer Charles MacAlister offers three Labor Day and Sunday trips. Strand Theater shows Mortmain starring Robert Donan from Sunday to Wednesday. Vaudeville at Casino opens next week under Louis J. Fosse with Seaside Beauties as the opening act.

Crandall William Fox Theda Bara Jacob D. Moody District National Guard Glen Echo Park Glen Echo Potomac Marshall Hall Schroeder Thig Charlee Macslester Leavin Robert Faener Mortmain le Arthur Louis J. Fosse

Veterans oppose compulsory service at national convention

Beranton Pa Sept 1 Spanish American war veterans in national convention refused to approve a resolution favoring compulsory service in the United States army. The committee withdrew the resolution without debate. L C Dyer of St Louis was unanimously elected commander in chief, Neil T McDonald of Mass vice commander, and E B Conley of Scranton junior vice commander.

Beranton L. C. Dyer St. Louis Organizaton Missouri Neil T. McDonald Mags EB. R. Conley Scranton

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