Society Notes Show Guests and Returns From Resorts
Beach and Maiden Maas will be away until September 15. Miss Lillian Harris visits Washington guest of sister Mrs. Phil King for three weeks. Mr and Mrs Max Rich and daughter Fannie return from Schenectady to Lake George. Atlantic City travelers include Oppenheimer West Newman Brylawski and family. Several residents report summers at Blue Mountain House Ocean View Braddock Heights Irvington and Interlaken. Notables registered at the Aspinwall include Col. and Mrs A G Fatne Arthur H Hearn and others in New York Philadelphia Syracuse and Long Island society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Maiden
Maas
Lillian Harris
Washington
Blue Mountain House
Phil King
Max Rich
Fannie
Schenectady
Edwin Rich
Lake George
A. Brylawski
Hortense Brylawski
City
Adolph Kahn
Atlantic City
New York
J Brock
Milton Brock
Is Ety
Braddock Heights
I Geldheim
Wulure
Tuesos St
Ocean View
James A. Buren
Henry van Dyck
Aeline van Dyck
Great Barrington
Charles S Bird
Boston
Highwood
John W. Parsons
Aspinwall
St Helen’s
Interlaken
O D. Seavey
Col
A. G Fatne
Arthur H Hearn
Henry Diaston
Hamilton Diaston
J. Allen Brown
Philadelphia
James A. Walsh
Margaret R. Walsh
Herman Stone
Lawrence
Long Island
H H. Franklin
Syracuse
George Dupont Pratt
Pratt
Talbot J. Taylor
Cali Bryan
Baltimore
G. L
Washington Littlebridge
A. L Goodshue
Harry Dimestock
Edmund Deeds
Frenk Quigley
Marion Quigley
Misa Cottle Kell
P. H. Veitch
Thomas McDermott
W. R. Lawry
W. H. Hal- Eins
George P. Phillips
P. B. Anderson
Melville Vinson
W. EH. Cogan
Joseph Knabe
Marie Hart
Eddie Linden
Frank Stockhert
Arthur Hillgarde
John Downey
Emma Rogers
Samuel Carson
G. E. Buckhannon
Clark Shibble
Murrey
Tori Murrey
Parlin
Anna Parlin
Bessie Hackett
Charles McClure
Charles Heckinger
Mary Dodek
Carrie McKim
Katharine Kehem
J Wagner
Jake Oppenheimer
Peed
Clara Burke
Charles Thomas
FE. Carner
H. C. Mayo
Ethel Horton
New Waterloo
J. T . Church
B. AL. Bartron
Elsie Bartron
Hazel Davis
B. F. Gebest
Iver
C. King
Narragansett Pier hosts polo wind-up and social notices
At Narragansett Pier during the past days outdoor sports ended with an Anglo-American polo match between the Wanderers and Point Judiths. A luncheon at the Casino honored guests including Alexander Brown and family. Numerous attendees from Philadelphia Cincinnati Washington New York and Connecticut were noted among private socials and cottage parties at local hotels and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
Narragansett
Point Judith Folo
Wanderers
Point Judiths
Alexander Brown
H W Warr
Robert Bohlen
John Welsh
Saran Welsh
Philip S P. Randolph
Philip Randolph
Hannah
Emily Randolph
J C Rethbune
Marguerite Prescott
William C. Morrow
NF Burrows
Miss Burrows
Willam Burrows
A A. Burrows
Chicago
Imperial
Happenings at Lenox Labor Day social whirl in Berkshire hotels
Lenox Massachusetts September news notes hotels full of visitors and many guests entertained at private villas for Labor Day. Prominent families and New York visitors host dinners luncheons and bridge parties at lakeside and Curtis Hotel venues.
Newport society notes at the Rhinebeck estate visit and horse show
Newport reports Col John Jacob Astor expected aboard his Nome yacht to take daughter Muriel to Rhinebeck for September. Social season includes a thriving horse show with sold boxes to many prominent names such as Van Alen Widener Wetmore Vanderbilt and Belmont. Other items include Miss Best wedding plans and T Shaw Safe hosting a 600 child luncheon to mark ten years of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
John Jacob Astor
Nome
Muriel Astor
Astor
Rhinebeck
Hudson
Muriel
Barton Willing
James J. van Alen
B C. Knight
James L. van Alen
William
B D. Morgan
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Hugh D Auchincloss
H. A. C. Taylor
Clarence W Dolan
Shaw Safe
Henry Symes Lehr
T. Suffern Taller
Lews Bruguiere
Henry Claws
George Gordon King
Bayard Thayer
Peter Bruguiere
Robert Graves
Alexander Brown
Jamey Griswell Wentz
Conde Nast
Charles Pierpont H. Gilbert
White Mountains
Gilbert
T. Shaw
G Lows Boissevain
Mount Kisco
Robert Sedgwick
Henry R. Sedgwick
John Rutherford
Charles Carroll
Charles B Carroll
New York
Robert Sedgwick, Jr
Henry B. Sedgwick
Lorillard Spencer
Willams
Stanlington
Conn
Constance Warren
Osler
Oxford
England
Baltimore
William T Bull
Oliver H. P Belmont
Europe
Margaret Stewart
Miss Beeck
Sidelights on the smart set and fashion from Chicago to New York
The piece notes the McCormicks returning from Europe after the Oberammergau Passion Play and comment on hobble skirts. It reports wedding plans for Miss Trene Sherman to Lawrence Gillespie and describes an expensive lace gown. It discusses Welsh pride around the Prince of Wales investiture dispute and lists social visitors and host gatherings in New York and Chicago, plus Chicago’s plan for a college of millinery to train designers and businesswomen with a strong emphasis on dress history and design instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus H. M'Cormicek, Jr
Chicago
New York
Oberammergau
Trene Sherman
Lawrence I. Gillespie
William Watta Sherman
America
Llewellyns
Meredydds
Owen Glendwr
Wiles
Edward
Prince of Wales
England
George
Wales
Howard
Garnarvon
Cerdif
North
South
Wates
Colonial Beach Envisions Record Labor Day Crowd and Growth
Colonial Beach bustles toward Labor Day as about 4,000 visitors are expected with extra steamers St Johns and Queen Anne to run. Hotels plan year round operations, new Breakers hotel, extended boardwalk, upgraded lighting, and winter occupancy while many cottages and sites are prepped for winter building. Notable guests at the Colonial Beach Hotel include Clyde C. Dunnington and Mrs Amelia Nobrire among others as the resort braces for substantial improvements tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Beach
St Johns
Queen Anne
Eminga
Beach Road
Thackeray Street
Bancroft Avenue
Given Street
McKenny
Linewood
Neff
New York
Byrd
Weitzell
Mann
Manhattan
Fred Bryan
Colonial Beach Hotel
Clyde C. Dunnington
G. D. Pesk
F. M. Finley
Amelia Nobrire
John Hart
M. C. Lyddane
Daniel J. O'Nell
T. T. Morris
Charles P. Rouse
R. B. Bushong
Dennis Ramgay
A. G. Uhter, Jr
Wesley Bender
Carrie East
Charles Gee
D. M. Gatti
B. F. Queen
Resort Guests and Hunts Preparations Amid Coastal Sojourn
A long list of guests and residents at seaside resorts is detailed as crabbing, fishing, and rowing pleasure mingle with hunting season preparations. The Emviga remains open, concerts draw crowds, and many families and individuals from Bates, Mitchell, Stockett, Keefe, and others frequent Linwood and Breakers with extended stays and social visits across multiple hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchel
Eebhardt
WH. Carpenter
Charles Bastian
William Bastian
Monroe Stockett
Andrew Ranand
Norman Stockett
Norman Stockett, Mra Victor P DeKnight, Mr and Mra J. E Keefe
Jenn P Mitchell
M. Louise Stockett
Sliss
Grace A. Marvin
W. EB. Stockett
W E. Stockett
Michael
J. W Michael
Pauline B Michael
C A. Herbert
Peare
Lee Sheiry
G W Bates
J J Staub
AR M. Carnahan
Prescott S Tucker
the Linwood
R R Reed
Linn
Inez
J and Nevelle
FB Nolan
F F Kimmel
Agnes Lynch
Sadie ¥Iddesop
Ernest Budd
B . Vowell
HC Riley
Desmond
Herbert Artson
J Holingsworth
B. Doolittle
Cautfan
H. Tweed
J. Hampherson
E. Cumberland
Howard Maler
Mabel
Blerach
John H. Hill
A . Werner
B. Turner
J. J. Ragan
Blanche Shatter
Edward Hooper
Wiliam Hooper
W. M. Steele
Nellie Kelly
William Cannon
John Jones
Bernard Werlie
Mies Nelle Neff
Fred A. Mehler
John
Henry Runaldne
R. B. Reed
Minnie McKenny
Deep Point
Westmoreland County
R. B. Hall
Miss Kerens Is Bride
London September wedding quiet affair in the Church of St John the Evangelist Herons Ghyl Sussex. Gladys Kerens of St Louis, daughter of American ambassador Richard C. Kerens and George Hamilton Colket of Philadelphia married at noon with Ambassador Kerens present. The bride’s niece Miss Mary Dudley Kenna was bridesmaid and Do Stevenson Hulburt best man. A wedding breakfast followed at Rocks Hoars Head Sussex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gladys Kerens
St Louis
Richard C. Kerens
Vienna
George Hamilton Colket
Philadelphia
George H. Colket
Thoughts on Aims, Happiness and Wisdom
A compact reflection on ambition and happiness. The speaker notes that fame is a distant house one never sees and warns that time ages without adding wisdom. Familiarity is not true friendship, and life moves swiftly, like a dial, with afternoons passing faster than mornings.
Fighth Annual September Piano Sale At Warerooms Expansion
In conjunction with a remodeling sale the Fighth store announces the greatest September piano sale, with 20 to 50 percent price cuts across the stock. Player pianos drop from 650 to 490 dollars and upright pianos from 325 to 235 dollars, plus reductions on all other instruments as builders work to secure the stock from possible damage during warehouse expansion at 618 Twelfth Street.
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Twelfth St
Ital
Renee
A. B. Chase
Estey
Gibson
TEW
Marshall & Wendall
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Harry Hollander
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Mass
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Henry Hollister Pease
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Chin
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Frederick
Delafield
S. Parkman Shaw
Redwood
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Shadow Brook
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Joseph Marie
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Alfred Maclay
B B. Aymar
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Robert F. Stockton
William L Dayton
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H P. Duane
Warren Sturgis
Groton
Cold Brooke
John S Barnes
Charlotte Barnes
Adirondacks
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Langis
G Cahill
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Hhowry
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Jand
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Walter Diceiy
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Lee A_ Miller
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E. M Purley
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Crown Castle
W. F Farley
M. Hefferman
W. J. England
J. S. James
Raguro
W. McIntosh
J. W. Walker
A. B. Berry
Little Malden
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Westmoreland
Mery Sampson
M. V Peyton
Bride
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Rily
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J Smith
Ry Jones
Gerardl
Masini
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N. E. Houfman
J. B. Lecart
J. Colman
G. A. McGuire
C. M. Cein
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Sussex
Herpicide
Tam
Newbro
Herpicite Company
Dept
Detroit
Mich
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People’s Pharmacy
Washington, D. C
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Tenth Street
N. W
C. J. DeMoll & Co
Mondsy
Fighth
Hpaes Parnaine
Shotlinger
E Sioninger Ean
Shoniager
Sesear Ae
A. Bonase
GOO Son
Hamin Uprietta
Wang Gee
C. J. DeMoll
Angel Psayers
S. W. Cor
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