Robs Woman of $1000 in Baltimore Motor Party
Washingtonians are accused in Baltimore of robbing Mrs. G L Stewart of 1100 at a roadhouse near Prince Georges County. Six youths and three girls from Washington were arrested. a confession reportedly clears the case. The victims and suspects stay at City hotels as warrants are prepared for Baltimore Police Court action.
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Circus Comes To Washington After Six Year Hiatus
The Hagenbeckt Wallace circus arrived in Washington aboard three operal trains via the Baltimore and Railroad. An encampment formed on the circus grounds Filtegath and Hiatraets northeast as a grand parade and matinee were planned. The show will close tonight and Tuesday after a full day of performances. The parade route starts at the grounds and winds along Florida avenue, Seventh Street, Mount Vernon Square, K Street, Cwanty Second Street, Washington Circle, Pennsylvan ia Avenue, Fifteenth Street, and Peace Monument before returning to the grounds.
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White House to Open This Winter for State Functions
Washington dispatch says the White House will host a brilliant winter series of state entertainments with Miss Margaret Wilson as hostess and sometimes artist. The lineup includes classic Marine Band programs and a detailed receiving line featuring First Lady Miss Wilson, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Lansing, Mrs. McAdoo, and others shaping the season's social page.
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Autumn fashions dazzle at United Hunts meet in Helmont Park
A Dalola era show of autumn dresses drew thousands to Highland Falls events with fur scarfs, blue cloth suits, lattice trims, and bold color mixes. Spectators included Mrs C K G Billings and Mrs W Halstead Van der Poel as The Highland Fling featured athletic contests, dog displays, songs, dances, and a baby parade.
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Aviation and Golf Taken Up As Fall Sports at Resorts
Special to The Washington Post from Beverly Massachusetts on September 26 reports aviation gains interest among colonists led by Godfrey L Cabot and Dr John C Phillips with Bayard Tuckerman purchasing two Burgess Dunne type aeroplanes. Two corps planned for aerial defense of Boston and North Shore amid several aviation fields and rising sport popularity. Also notes Norman Prince with the French aviation corps in Hot Springs Virginia and social scenes including lunches, dinners, dances, and visitors Mrs Gladys Fries, Roland Harriman, Mrs Kelly Evans, Mrs Edgar Bright, Mrs Jerome Honaparte guests of prominent families. Mrs Robert McCormick and daughter arrive for fall season including a cure.
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Golf Tournament Ends at White Sulphur Springs
Special to The Washington Post White Sulphur Springs W Va Sept The invitation golf tournament concluded today with 45 golfers who traveled with Charles Blair MacDonald returning by special train. Attendees included Mrs James B Haggin Miss Julia Berwind Miss Margaret Dunlap John C Groome and others.
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Vanderbilt Dinner At Newport News
Newport R L Sept 26 Mr and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt hosted a popular Sunday dinner at Beau leu. Miss Margherita Siegfried and her mother Mrs Siegfried returned from New York to plan a wedding to Joseph H de Rivers next month. Sir Arthur and Lady Herbert arrived from New York as guests of Mr and Mrs T Shaw Safe at the Villa on the Cliffe. Mrs Richard H Townsend will stay at the Daniel B Fearing cottage until Oct 15 and then take a cottage here next summer. Mr and Mrs William Earl Dodge who occupy Conta yilla for three summers have rented it for summer 1916.
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Veterans Gather in Washington for Grand War Reunion
About 30 000 veterans converge on Washington to mark a Civil War era reunion. Delegations arrive by train and fleet as Camp Emery becomes a field headquarters for the Grand Army of the Republic. President Wilson to review the parade and dedicate Camp Emery as the site for veterans’ activities.
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Anklet Bouquet Becomes Fashion at Chicago Dance
Special to The Washington Post reports Miss Blanche Skinner introduced the anklet bouquet at an Oak Park Club dinner dance. The floral accessory, inspired by anklets, couples with romantic wrist pigeons and other fashion accoutrements, with the tulip trot pansy polka and carnation canter set to join the program as the coming season’s rage.
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Death of Mrs James Wood 85 in Washington
Mrs Mary J Wood aged 85 wife of James Wood of the government profiting office died yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock. Born in north Ireland she came to America with her husband and lived in Warrick county Indiana before settling in Washington in 1883. She was mother to four sons Robert H John H James M and George E and a daughter Mrs Emma Rollins all but George present at her death.
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