Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-01-02

Sid deH- Lee OuIiStiudS, SOi0l0r OF
fortune; w. @. Fox, former minister
to Ecuador; Grand Duchess Marie Of
Luxembourg.
In February: DR.. L. s. McMurtry,
noted surgeon; Woodrow Wilson,
twenty-eighth President Of United
States; Rear Admiral T. o. Selfridge
Col. William Lightfoot visscher, SOL
der and writer; Pierce Anderson, Chi
cago architect; DR.. Jacques Loeb.
biologist; Rev. Mother Vincent de
Paul, superior general OF Gray Nuns
of the Sacred Heart; Bishop Alexan-
der B. Garrett In Texas; Bishop J. E.
Gum of Mississippi; R. T. Goodman,
millionaire lumberman Of Wisconsin: :
Congressman Ell. G.. Dupre Of Louisi-
ana; Bishop I. Meerschaert of Okla.
homa; ex-Congressman ]. L. Slayden
Of Texas; George Randolph Chester
author; Mrs. Lydia Coonley Ward.
writer.
In March: Ex-Congressman J. II.
Levy Of New York; W. F. Lee, Chi
cago publisher; A. a. Smith, president
New York Central; Daniel Ridgeway
knight, American artist; Gen. p.
Danglis. Greek soldier and statesman !:
Lopez Gutierrez, de facto president
of Honduras; Federal Judges F. e.
Baker and G. W. Jack; DR.. w. o. Still
man. head Of American Humane asso-
citation; Dean N. G. Kicker Of Univer-
sity of Illinois; Newton Tuessle, nov
elist; Barney Barnard. comedian; Gen.
/. Robert Nivelle, defender Of Verdun
DR.. T. @. Mendenhali, educator !;
James McNally, Chicago publisher /;
Sir Charles Stanford, IriAh composer /;
DR.. P. A. Baker, general superinten-
dent Anti-Saloon league; Glen Mac
Donough, musical comedy nbrettist.
In April: Charles A Mum, pub
Usher Scientific American; ex-senator
NJ. A. Smith Of Arizona; Hugo SHINES,
German Industrial magnats; William
| Bayard Hale, American journalist ;
Louis 81. Sullivan, eminent Chicago
architect; F. x. Leyendecker, artist j;
| Eleonora Duse, Italian actress: Marie
Corelh, English novelist; Linden W.
Bates, American waterway expert /;
Karl Helfferich, German statesman
J. Sloat Fassett, New York political
leader; G. Stanley Hall, psychologist ;
Charles F. Murphy, head Of Tsmmany
Hall; ex-Gov. e. L. Norris Of Mon
tana; Niels Gron, Danish-American
diplomat; Sir Horace Nugent, English
| statesman
In May: q. NJ. Byllesby, flnancier
and engineer; Dean G. Worcester,
scientist; Kate Claxton, actress; Mrs.
Hubert Work, wife of secretary Of In
terror; Katie Putnam, veteran actress
H. II. Windsor, publisher Of Popular
Mechanics. George KEENAN,, traveller
| and writer; Baron Constant d'Estour-
nelles of France; Sir Edward Goschen
British diplomat; Victor Herbert, com.
poser; Aaron Hoffman, playwright
Paul Cambon. French diplomat.
In June: Bishop h @. Stun1 o.
Omaha; e. s. Bronson, president Ma.
tional Editorial association; Peter
Clark Macfarlane, author; Frank G.
Carpenter, traveller and writer.
In July: A. A. Adee, second assist
ant secretary of state; Calvin Cool
idge, Jr., son of the President; Palmer
Cox, author and artist; Ferruccio Blu
soni. composer; Edward Pepie, dram
atist.
In August: George Shiras, former
justice Of United States Supreme
court; Joseph Conrad. author. In Eng
land; ex-senator @. E. Townsend Of
Michigan; Mary Stuart Cutting, nov
elist; Mrs. Joseph Jefferson, widow o.
the actor; DR.. Richard Green Moulton
educator; Senator LeBaron B. Colt Of
Rhode Island; Mrs. Lucy Page Gas
ton, anti-cigarette crusader: Charles
B. Lewis ("M. Quad"), humorist
Adolph Seeman. pioneer circus man
Julia Reinhardt, actress.
In September: Edward r. Geers
noted harness driver; Darie Resta
automobile racer; Maria T. Daviess
author; Frank Chance, noted baseball
player and manager; Charles Zeublin
educator; ex-Gov. W. L. Douglas Of
Massachusetts,; ]. W. Schaeberle, as
tronomer; James Carruthers, 'whea
king" of Canada; ex-senator R. ]
Gamble Of South Dakota: Congress
man W. r. Greene Of Massachusetts,
Brig. Gen. @. e. Sawyer, President
Harding's physician; Estrada Cabrera
ex-President Of Guatemala; Charlotte
Crabtree Uotta), veteran actress; 81
L. Bridgeman, New York publisher.
In October: Sir William Price, Ca
madam capitalist; ex-Gov. Warren
Garst of Iowa; DR.. w. A. Shanklin
educator; Charles L. Hutchinson, Chi
cago banker and art patron; Anatole
France, dean of French letters; E. l.
Larkin, astronomer DR.. L. G. Seelye
first president of Smith college; Sena
tor Frank Brandegee Of Connecticut
H. n. Kolhsaat, former Chicago news
paper publisher; Admiral Sir Percy
Scott, British gunnery expert; F.
Wight Neumann, impressario; ex-Gov
H. A. Buchtel of Colorado; John &
Wright, journalist; Secretary Of Agri
culture Henry c. Wallace; Laura Jean
Libbey, novelist; Lew Dockstader
minstrel; Percy D. Haughton, foot
ball authority; Gen. w. B. Haldeman
commander Of United Confederate
Veterans; James B. Forgan, Chicago
banker; Edward Bell, American diplo-
mat; W. E. Lewis, publisher New
York Telegraph; T. c. Harbaugh, au-
thor Of Nick Carter stories; Frances
Hodgson. Burnett, author.
In November: kai Nelson. Danish
sculptor; T. E. Cornish. first president
Of Bell Telephone company; ex-Sena
tor Cornelius Cole of California
Ferdinand Peck. pioneer Chicagoan
Gabriel Faure, French composer; Gen.
Arson Mills; Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge of Massachusetts; ex-Gov. w
X. Kitchin of North Carolina: Presi-
dent Samuel Plantz OF Lawrence col
lege, Appleton, Wis; e. s. Montagu
English statesman; e. e. RIGA. the
atrical producer: Mrs. ]. p. Morgan,
ST.; A. n. Mckay, editor Salt Lake
Tribune; Cardinal Logue Of Ireland /;
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