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...President and Vice President, from the Chief Justice and two other Justices of the Supreme Court, from eight members of the Cabinet and innumerable ex-members, from eleven Senators, from General Pershing and the late Luther Burbank, from Charles Dana Gibson and Chauncey Depew, from John Drew and J. Ramsay Mcdonald, from William Randolph Hearst and John Grier Hibben, from Colonels George Harvey and Edward M. House, from Sir Lionel Phillips and Masuki Otagawa (Japanese mine owner), from George Gordon Battle and Daniel Guggenheim, from Robert Herrick and Sol B. Joel, from Charles Beecher Warren and John J. McCarty...
Married. Miss Leila Madeline Asser, only daughter of Governor and Lady Asser of Bermuda; to one John Duncan Miller of Knutsford, Cheshire, England. The Lord Bishop of Bermuda performed the service. Among the bride's four infant attendants was Sandy Ramsay, only son of Lady Patricia Ramsay ("Princess...
...election of officers of the Staple's Club for next year took place last night. William Churchill Hammond Jr., of Holyoke, was elected President, Charles Gustaf Ramsay Leigh of Petersburg, Va., Vice-President, Howard Stephen Chase, of San Jose, Cal., Secretary, and Allan Wylie Walter, of Mendota, Ill., Treasurer...
Liberal Whip David Lloyd George popped many a stinging comment in his coarsest and least happy vein. Labor Whip Ramsay Macdonald egged on J. H. Thomas, usually one of the calmest Laborites, to make no less than twelve disparaging orations. Meanwhile sleepy members formed quartets and sang the U. S. Civil War ditty "John Brown's Body" to keep awake. Recitations of "Pop Goes the Wease"? were loudly applauded in the lobbies, while one right honorable member chanted...
...Ramsay Rampant. As Sir Austen resumed his seat, famed Laborite Leader Ramsay Macdonald pounced venomously upon his last words: "I am very much inclined to allow the laurels which the right honorable gentleman has just placed upon his own head to remain there without question...