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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1910

Page

11

Society notes mark sixteenth page events in Washington

A long society column details receptions for prospective brides and weddings in Washington with Miss Emma Bergmann and Mr Joseph Cook wed at Emery M B Church South. Guests include families from Warrenton and Little Rock, with travels to Niagara Falls and Canada. Post wedding plans list home at 1302 Worldian Place and extended socializing at Warm Springs and Atlantic City.

Emma M Bergmann Joseph FR Cook Washington Emery M B C M Hessar Louise Bergmann William Bergmann Charles Ray P C King Cook Niagara Falls Canada

Large Berkshire reception at Wyndhurst hosts many notable guests

Lenox Mass September features Mrs John Sloane hosting a major afternoon reception for her daughter. Guests include Mrs William Griswold, Mrs Dwight Coller, Mrs Charles A Bonaparte, Miss Georgiana Sargent, Mrs J Frederic Schenck, Mrs George Westinghouse, and numerous Boston New York socialites. Also noted are dinners at Brookhurst for Albert E Gallatin, travels of society figures between Lenox Stockbridge and Woodstock, with hunts committee listed and guests from Philadelphia and New York attending Curtis Hotel events in Lenox and Cedarhurst trips to Long Island Beach towns.

Lenox Mass Wyndhurst John Sloane Wiliam Stockbridge John H Livingston Charles H Mellen New York Kate Norwood Augusta de Peyster Curtis Hotel Edith Bird Boston Charles Bird Miss Hird Highwood Girard Foster Joseph W Burden Chester G Burden Newbold Morris Samuel Trothingham R L Burton Louise Burton Cedarhurst Long Island Herbert B Shaw Foston 3 Park Man Shaw French Vanderbilt French Berk- Ty Woodstock We Townsend Datsyannie Mi Harveys Washiston Philadelphia Pirg Philip Schuster Lenox Magaret Mackay

Reverend Woaligan Returns to Seminary After Vacation

The Rev John Woaligan has returned to Drea Theological Seminary in Madison NF after spending his vacation with his parents on Park Road. Mr and Mrs Moore of Wash Mntornorre and Miss Zalia Brinker in Mississippi and Texas. Miss Ida Wall returns from New York where she visited her brother Joseph Weill. Mr and Mrs Charles Meer left Washington for Buffalo Niagara Falls and Lorento and will visit Gettysburg Atlantic City and Philadelphia, away from Washington about a month.

Mire Harry Ramey Warrenton O T Bell Little Rock Ark Joseph Nothingon Darling Pie H W Kelsey Chestnut Hil Philadelphia John Compton Ball Metropolitan Baptist Church Beach Haven Atlantic Bay Gibert Clasa J. Selinger Washington Atlantic City Myar Cohen Lucille Tanzer Bertha Coblenzer Cumberland Mame Pattison Mies Frvelinirginia Pattison Caprio Hill City Newark Atlantic Joseph Straspurger The Helevne New York Atlantis Thes Fen John Wo Aigan Drea Theological Seminary Madsen NF Park Road Voss Zalia Brinker Mississippi Texas Iowa Circle Misy Ida Wall Joseph Weill Charles Meer Buffalo Niagara Falls Lorento Gettysburg Atlante City Richard Harjing Davis Rumirest Miss McCoy Dawn Mount Kisco

Fragmented OCR note hints at social travel and names

A garbled OCR fragment mentions people traveling to Atlantic shores from schools and cities, listing many personal names and places such as New York Baltimore Norfolk and Portland. It reads like scattered social notes or a society column with unclear dates or events.

Canes Fad At Hot Springs In September Social Season

Special to The Washington Post. Hot Springs Virginia September. Two fads mark the fall season the cane trend among prominent women and informal night musicales with the Homestead sextet. Mountain climbers favor canes over alpenstocks as private cars and motors arrive for a fall influx. Social notices list Ingalls and Whitty families hosting gatherings at Inglescot Barton Lodge and Fern Vila with picnics, house parties, and visiting relatives through late October.

Mountain Climbing Washington Virginia Hot Springs Homestead Sextet Jesuall Mehille E Ingalls Inglescot Melville HO Albert Ingalls Aiko Jay Ingalls George Inaig Inglenood Melle Ingalls Aice Whiting Barton Lodge Manchester-by-the- Sea Guy Fairfax Whitty Alice John Whitling George Cole Stott Maslington Fern Vila Au

Happenings at Newport polo scene and society visitors

Newport Sept 10 with Harry Payne Whitney abroad and Frederick H Prince in Pau the polo world anticipates an inter national cup in America. Whitney funded Westchester Polo Club field upkeep entertained polo players with his yacht Atlantic and ponies. Mrs Howe to Oak Glen then Boston. Mrs Whitney Warren sails to join husband in Italy. Various society figures and events span New York to Cairo with ongoing travels and engagements.

Newport R. L Harry Payne Whitney Europe Frederick H Prince Boston Pau France America Westchester Polo Club Narrgansett Pier Whitney Julia Ward Howe Oak Glen Middletown Whitney Warren New York Italy James Coogan Syracuse Jay Coogan Rudolph von Buddenbrock Herman Schede Berlin Bruce Haldeman Haldeman Loutaville A D Patton Ea@ith Patton Mis S C Russel Curwensville Zaschi Mabas Cairo Egypt Philip Ruxton Ruxton New Clufs J I Tams E . Rolling Morse McCoy Albany Alexander . Clarke Kenneth Castleman Samuel Barger

Antiseptic Heiress Case Frames Millionaire Divorce

A California divorce grants Eleanor Milbank Anderson Tanner full custody of Betty the five year old heiress to a $5,000,000 fortune. Betty has lived in a germ free environment at 671 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles with sterilized food air toys and clothing. The case notes a dispute over outdoor life versus constant supervision and the father John Tanner’s income of $8,000.

Etty Tanner Eleanor Milbank Anderson Tanner John 9 Tanner New York Los Angeles Betty Wilshire Boulevard Cids Madison Avenue Baptist Church Jeremiah Milbank Gail Borden Abraham Archibald Anderson Milbank

Royal social set treats Lady Lister-Kaye amid royal ties

In Manchester Square Lady Lister-Kaye maintains close ties with King George and the royal family. Her husband Sir John Lister-Kaye is a former groom-in-waiting to King Edward, with plans to visit Balmoral once he returns. The article notes the king’s children’ devotion to her and contrasts with earlier friends of Edward, highlighting enduring bonds within the royal circle. It also mentions Emperor William’s anticipated appearance in Russian national attire.

Sister-Kaye Duchess of Manchester Yanaga New York England Cates Queen Alexandra Edward Queen Mary Ldister-Kaye Princess of Wales Manchester Square King George Lady Lister-Kaye John Lister-Kaye King Edward Sir John Troyville Balmoral George Lister Kaye Princess Mary Prince John Yunaga Duchess of Manchester Consuelo Yunaga Duchess of Marlborough Wameé Kaye Natica Yznaga Ton William Europe Qsdr Tolgtol Gorky

Narragansett Pier Notes Reception at Villa

Mrs John R Poor of Washington hosted a reception and tea at her villa on Giltts yesterday afternoon in Narragansett Pier R T marking a social event. The gathering featured guests enjoying refreshments and informal conversations in a coastal summer setting.

John R. Poor Washington Narrangansett Pier R. T John R Poor Giltts

Notable Harbor Villa Guests At Wickford Conference

Dr Charles W Eliot and National Civil Service Reform League delegates attend the tea at Green's Inn with villa colony members. Guests include Mrs Francia Wharton of Philadelphia, Mrs Hugh Neeley of Memphis, Mr Richard Fenwick Ely of Avon, Mrs HK Stoddard of New Haven, and Mr Myron Teller of Kingston. Visitors Mary Brownell of Providence and Miss Natjele Talbot of New York are hosted by local families. Merwin White and wife plan a short stay at Gilmanton after summering at a Wickford villa. Mrs H Roberts of Philadelphia visits Mrs T H Stewart at her villa after a summer at the Imperial.

Charles W. Eliot Harvard University National Civil Service Reform League Villa Colony Francia Wharton Philadelphia Hugh Neeley Memphis Tenn Richard Fenwick Ely Avon, Conn Green's Inn HK G Stoddard New Haven Myron Teller Kingston Mary Brownell Providence Dorothy Bowen Henry Bowen Natjele Talbot New York Wickford Robert B Talbot Atlantic Merwin White Stephen Nicholson Gilmanton H Roberts Philadelpha T H Stewart Imperial

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