Girl on Liner Weds at Dock Aboard Saxonia
Henry Greaves of Meriden Conn married Annie Bartholoew, his Sheffield bride, in the saloon of the steamship Saxonia at East Boston. The ceremony was conducted by dock parson James A Burns with ship officers and passengers present. The Saxonia carried 21 saloon 229 second cabin and 821 third class travelers including notable traveler B Katsura.
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Henry Greaves
England
Annie Bartholoew
Saxonia
East Boston
Promissa
James A. Burns
Greaves
Meriden
Conn
Sheffield
Gland
George Munks
B. Katsura
West
Azalia Garden Revels End In Quiet Admission
In the azalia garden scenes Dorothy Blair and Gerry Lee recall a childhood game of blind man's buff as grown lovers confront their past. Dolly speaks of hunger and home while a midnight audience of laughter and a poised man in evening wear watches the couple with amused scrutiny.
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Miss Champagne
W. K
Dolly Blair
Emma
Gerry Lee
Azalia Garden
Dorothy Blair
Gerry
Gerald Lee
Dolly
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