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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1919

Page

13

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A fragmented note mentions a person identified as Ma with cabinets and a cane in unclear terms. Details are sparse and no definitive event or context is established.

Society Notes From Washington And Surroundings

The article recounts social events in Washington including a benefit ball for the police relief fund hosted by the President, with guests Dr. Grayson and John Randolph Bolline, and a country ride with Mrs. Emile Marshall and family. It lists diplomatic receptions by Ambassadors and ministers in Washington, mentions future visits by Lord and Lady Swaything, and covers weddings, notable guests, and travel of various foreign dignitaries, along with a high society schedule at New York and Newport.

Wamen Homa Defense League American League Police Relief Fund Dr. Grayson John Randolph Bolline Einson

Mundell-Turner Nuptials and Other Washington Society Notes

The marriage of Mrs. Turner widow of former Representative Charles H. Turner to Mr. W B Mundell occurred last night at the bride’s Wyoming home in civil ceremony by Rev Earl Wilfley. Turner, known as Iceman Turner, was youngest member of the Fifty-second Congress and later doorkeeper of the House. Mundell, long in the adjutant general’s office, is a noted musician and Mason and champion district chess and checker player. They will reside at the Wyoming after September 15. Also announced is the marriage of Miss Meria T McCaughan to Mr C Miller Walton in St Thomes Church with Rev J M Hamilton officiating. Both couples hail from the Mississippi coast district and plan a Washington home upon returning from a brief trip. Mrs Margaret BE Whitford and her son Stanley have returned from Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs J Friedlander and family of Lamont street motor to New York and Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs Marshall King have returned from a trip through Virginia.

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French Deputies Debate Peace Treaty Leaders Clash

Paris September 1 two speeches by Maurice Barres and Albert Thomas critiqued the peace treaty and urged different paths to lasting peace. Barres pressed German restraint and historical ties. Thomas urged practical guarantees, German emancipation, and broader EU harmony, including relations with England, Persia, Ireland and Egypt. The speakers urged universal, binding rules for postwar policy. On Tuesday Andre Tardieu will respond for the government. The Holy Rosary Church cornerstone ceremony at Third and F streets NW will occur next Sunday afternoon with Cardinal Gibbons presiding.

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