Mrs Warren of Wyoming Aims for Westward Return
Mrs. Francis Warren wife of Senator Warren of Wyoming is described as a home woman who loves reading and outdoor life. She frequents Washington society, hosts in the Brown home, and cherishes its colonial furnishings. A suffragist by marriage, she notes Wyoming enfranchised women long ago and longs to return to the West if Congress is out of session.
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Brown
Warren
Mrs. Warren
Washington
West
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Congress
Equitable division of labor discussed at department banquet
See ry Wilson of the department of labor warned the problem of equitable division remains unsolved. He dismissed collective ownership as a solution and urged ongoing thought processes to achieve a full social equivalent of labor. He stressed distribution as the vital issue and linked children’s welfare to economic welfare.
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Seery Wilson
Department of Laor
Department
Washington
Department of Labor
Viscountess d Azy Popular Leader in Washington Society
Viscountess Benoist d Azy wife of the French embassy naval attaché in Washington is a leading social figure and organizer. She produces charity plays and dances, often starring in them, and recently led Le Voyageur a benefit for the Washington diet kitchen that netted $1000. She has five children Charles Elaine Clare Margaret and Martha.
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Benoist d’Azy
Washington
Franklin MacVeagh
d’Azy
Bertier de Sauvigny
Baron von Nagell
Karl von Freudenthal
von Rath
Marquis de Vogue
France
French Academy
Charles
Elaine
Clare
Margaret
Martha
Explorer Greely Reaches Seventieth Milestone
Maj. Gen. Adolphus Greely, famed Arctic explorer and soldier, remains vigorous at seventy. Since retirement six years ago he has led an active life abroad and remained engaged in public affairs.
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Adolphus Greely
Washington
Esty
Sears
Astor Heiress to Wed Vincent Astor in Hudson Valley Wedding
Society pages note the April wedding plans of Vincent Astor and Helen Dinsmore Huntington. The couple, heir to vast Astor and Huntington fortunes, may wed at Hopelard House or a nearby church, with media interest intensified by the Noma yacht refit and Ava Willing Astor’s arrival.
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New York
Hudson
Vincent Astor
Helen Dinsmore Huntington
Europe
Ava ‘Willing Astor
The
Astor
Ferncliffé
Hopelard House
Huntington Estate
St. Moritz
Miss Huntington
Huntington and
Dinsmore
William B. Dinsmore
Adams Express Company
Dobbs Ferry
New York City
Vincent
Robert P. Huntington
Staten Island Shipbuilding Company
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Nile
Col
John Jacob Astor
Young Astor
Noma
Dangan
Rhinecliff
Mexhelites
Miles
Cures Paralysis by Knife Reported by New York Doctor
Dr William Sharpe announced a new surgical treatment for spastic paralysis at a Medical Association of Greater New York meeting. He described skull decompression removing bone to create brain room, with several children showing improved movement. Critics cautioned that improvements might be temporary.
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New York
William Sharpe
Medical Association of
Greater New York
William M. Leszyansky
Sharpe
Women's University Club Opens With Smoking Room
The new Women's University Club in New York features a cozy smoking room. The club counts about 1100 members.
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New York
New Women’s University Club
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Explorer Greely
Chambers
Times Square
Albany
London
West Twenty-sixth Street
Carlton House
Forty-seventh
Fifth Avenue
Astor House
Tammany Hall
Huntington
Henry P. Huntington
Adams’ Express Company
Astors
John Astor
United States
Et Stara Ts aEee
Mrs
Ava Willing
Gotham
Federal League
Baltimore
Edwar Ginner
Pittsburgh” ‘Club
Iyn
Benly
Moore
America
Haynes
Simms
Stromberg
Leece-Neville
Timken
McCue
Collins
Elwood Haynes
Haynes Automobile Company
Main Street
Kokomo
Indiana
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Ill
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ita
Haynes Automobile CO
Main St
Ind
Hoosier
E.J. Fogarty
Hoosier Twine Mills
City
Shank
Indianapolis
Putnam
Adv
L. M
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TNT
W.N.U
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