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William Loeb received Senator Rayner’s letter. However, he cannot invite the suggested individuals to the reception on February 7. Instead, he will add them to the list of invitees for the reception on January 31.
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1907-01-16
President Roosevelt thanks Henry Clay Carrel for sending the old engravings to him, and he agrees with Carrel that the country should be proud of Charles Follen McKim’s restoration of the White House interiors.
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1907-01-16
William Loeb informs William Watson Ayres that the reception lists are closed, so he cannot comply with his request.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1907-01-16
President Roosevelt tells Chas. S. Bromwell, Superintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds, that employees working social functions at the White House will have their duties defined from now on.
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1907-01-15
William Loeb explains to Evelyn Clark Morgan that the guest list is full for the Army and Navy reception. However, he will send her an invitation for the reception on January 31.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1907-01-15
William Loeb is pleased to add Paul W. Fishbaugh and his wife, Louise Matson Fishbaugh, to the list of people to be invited to the White House reception of January 31.
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1907-01-15
William Loeb informs Eliza Titus Ward that the reception list is closed, otherwise he would consider her request.
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1907-01-14
William Loeb informs Edward W. Thompson, principal of Martha Washington Seminary, that it has been decided to not split Thompson’s students between two receptions, and that he can expect to receive invitations for all them to the reception of January 31.
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1907-01-12
William Loeb explains to George E. Pickett that guests can only attend one reception at the White House and that invitations have already been sent to the Misses Heth.
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1907-01-12
William Loeb received Representative Patterson’s letter. However, he cannot invite the suggested individuals to the reception on January 17. Instead, he will add them to the list of invitees for the reception on January 31.
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1907-01-12
William Loeb received Representative Norris’ letter. However, he cannot invite the suggested individuals to the reception on January 17. Instead, he will add them to the list of invitees for the reception on January 31.
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1907-01-12
William Loeb informs Flournoy Menefee, principal of Washington College, that it has been decided to not split Menefee’s students between two receptions, and that he can expect to receive invitations for all them to the reception of January 31.
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1907-01-12
William Loeb explains that he cannot comply with E. J. Dimmick’s request as the White House’s limited capacity prevents additional guests from being invited to the Army and Navy reception. However, he will send Mrs. Ellicott an invitation for the reception on January 31.
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1907-01-12
William Loeb explains to Representative Cole that arrangements have been made with Fairmont Seminary and Chevy Chase College to invite some of their students to the White House reception.
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1907-01-12
William Loeb informs Samuel N. Barker, principal of Chevy Chase College, that it has been decided to not split Barker’s students between two receptions, and that he can expect to receive invitations for all them to the reception of January 31.
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1907-01-12
William Loeb explains that he cannot comply with Representative Kinkaid’s request as the White House’s limited capacity prevents additional guests from being invited to the Army and Navy reception. However, he will put the suggested individuals on the list of invitees for the reception on January 31.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1907-01-11
William Loeb sends Representative Fowler a list of dates for the upcoming receptions at the White House.
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1907-01-11
William Loeb sends Representative Small a list of dates for the evening receptions at the White House.
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1907-01-04
William Loeb informs Representative Burgess that he cannot send Ada Houston an invitation to the reception as requested since there are numerous young ladies attending local educational institutions.
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1907-01-04
William Loeb explains to Justice Harlan who is invited to the four White House receptions. He will add the suggested individuals to the list of invitees.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1907-01-01