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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1897

Page

5

Beauty and Wealth at Their Nuptials in Boston

The Perkins residence wedding features George H. Perkins Jr and Miss Perkins among an upper ten crowd. Elaborate breakfast, lavish decor, and roses fill the drawing room while Dignitaries and socialites from Mrs Sprague to Mrs Wolcott circulate. After a ceremony at Arlington Street Church, the couple depart for Webster estate with plans for a country celebration tomorrow night.

Perkins Clark Pratt Mrs. Perkins Milady Charles F. Sprague Washington Roger Wolcott Wotcott John L. Gardner Boston Arlington Street Bluecoats Miss Perkins

Fashionable wedding guests fill church for young bride

The article describes guests in stylish outfits including black and white silk gowns and bonnets at the ceremony. After the ceremony, Chickering's photographers captured church decorations while Sunday school children viewed the flowers, and the bride's requested flowers were split between Vincent and Carney hospitals by Galvin.

Chickering Sexton Barney

Continuance Granted in Government Case Amid Witness Illness

Judge Brown considered a request to delay the trial for one week. Counsel Tim othy W. Coakley consented, noting the defense asked for the adjournment and that key witness Charles Francis Adams II, best man at the wedding, could not attend.

Fendant Brown Timothy W. Coakley Charles Francis Adams

Old Fashioned Soap Promises Gentle Hands

Advertisement touts FELS NAPTHA soap from Fels & Co Philadelphia as a solution to skin irritation from hot water. Claims it keeps hands smooth and red-free after washing. Describes benefits of using naptha-based soap.

Fels & CO Philadelphia

Names and pew Allocations at 1895 Sewing Circle Service

The list names Wright Jr Mrs T Spragues Williams Charles Young F L Higginson Hatch Higginson Heddon Ingraham Miss Iloune Ellerton James and Mr and Mrs Zerrahn. Two pews were reserved for the 95 Sewing Circle and three pews for the servants.

Boardman Baylies Frank Balch J. A. Blanchard Beach Bezeley Misses Bear Fred Bradlee Miss Boardman Misses Battelle Ween Balch Bigelow Bradlee G. B. Emmons William Fisher Edward N. Fenno Roland Gray Miss Goodrich Miss Hooper Mary Hunnewell Miss Homans Heddon Homans Hunnewell Henry Howe Heaton Miss Hastings Ethel Hooper A. W. Hooper Hoar Heminway F. L. Higginson Messrs. Hatch Miss Higginson Mr. Ingraham 1Loune Ellerton James Zerrahn

Andersons Arrive in Concord for Webster Wedding

Mr and Mrs Larz Anderson arrived in Concord from Boston at 6 40 pm traveling alone in an ordinary passenger car on the accommodation train. The couple stopped at every crossing between Concord and Boston on their way to Webster where a English wedding party awaited them.

Mrs. Anderson Concord Webster N. H Larz Anderson Boston Bos

Young Couple Plans Months Honeymoon in Japan

The pair will depart next week for Japan where many months of their honeymoon will be spent, according to the report.

Japan

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George Hamilton Perkins Galvin Nicholas Anderson Wadsworth Longfellow Charles H. Gibson Ethel Rosamond Charles H. Gibson, Jr Mary Johnson Minnie Ames Grinnell Thomas L. Livermore Bulkeley Wells Dexter Frank Watson George Nickerson Franz Zerrahn Bishop Lawrence M. G. Fuller Stevenson Forbes Freeman Susan Amory Dabney Miss Ames W. H. Johnson Samuel Johnson Miss Johnson BE. C. Johnson Kitredge Henry King Knight Longworth Lawrence J. T. Linzee Lund Arthur Little Edith Lawrence A. W. Longfellow Amory Lawrence Miss Longfellow Kenneth Lewis Palfrey Cg.il Perkins Prince Simpkins Stettins Weld Wells Miss Wheelock G. K. B. Wade Ruth Williams Mr. Wiley A. H. Whiteside R. M. Winthrop Clara Winthrop Rogers Winthrop T. B. Williams R. B. Williams Whitwell George W. Wheel Castoria Samuel Pitcher Hyannis Massachusetts Mothers of America Qala ODN Centaur Company Chas. H. Fletcher Hamilton Perkins Susan Perkins New Hampshire Commodore Perkins Elizabeth Anderson Clapp Peterson Union Congregational Church Magna Morey Peterson Benjamin D. Peterson Joseph Lawson Clapp Newton Mr. Davidson Messrs Russell Ballou Russell McIntosh Fred Hayward Daniel Hallett Harry Rice Harry Hill Clara Hammond Detroit Alice Maud Goff Julia Lincoln Hingham Ethel Potter Welesley Margaret Strong Vienna Edith Carleton Samuel Lane Loomis Vendome Narcissus Florence Empire W. F. Carleton Harry Edgerley Peterson Bradley BE. H. Witherell Morey Henry M. Upham Jere Williams Richard Briggs George Marey B. D. Peterson, Jr Harry Peterson C. A. Fairbanks Charles Hayden H. O. Marcy Eugene Abbott Charles U. Thomas E. H. Witherell Arthur Lane Alden Palmer John Linder Albert Morse Frederick Hill Grace Thomas Charles Utley Thomas Dresden Elizabeth Hay Ah Louise Randolph Myra Pond Miss Lovett Charles A. Thomas Arthur Henry Osgood Paul Thomas Hemenway Fred Morey Brookfield E. B. Atwood Elmer Lord Marion Howard Misses Burnham Sohier William Eaton Arthur Richmond Pauline Shaw Madeleine Jackson James Jackson William Blake Professor James Harvard George L. Pratt Katherine Fay A. L. Mason Marion Eloise Weld Alice Dalton Cincinnati George H. Richardson Commodore Macum Macum Larz Pastor Duckson Washingtonian Evermore Perkins Mansion Commonwealth Avenue Station 16 Ture Charles Sargent Hetty Molly Sargent Fred 8 Miss Stackpole Miss Hester Cochrane Fort Warren William Mr. Adams Boylaton Street DR. Wilson George H. Perkins
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