Washington Is Waiting for White House Bride
Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson, second daughter of President Wilson, will wed Francis Bowes Sayre at 4 30 PM November 25 in the White House East Room. The ceremony will feature a vested choir of boys and a parade of relatives and close friends, with plans reflecting family taste and Washington social circles.
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Washington
White House
Capital Society
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Francis Bowes Sayre
Alice Lee Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Marine Band
W. H. Santelman
Sayre
Episcopal Commaunion
Wilson
Nellie Grant
Algernon Co. I. Bartoris
Navy
Longworth
Miss Wilson
Capital
The
Young Women's Christian Association
Goucher College of Baltimore
Cornish
Social
Foreign Missions
Marshall
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Margaret Wilson
Eleanor Wilson
Adeline Mitchell Scott
William B. Scott
Princeton
Mary G. White
Baltimore
Goucher College
Marjorie Brown
E. T. Brown
Atlanta
Miss Scott
Miss Brown
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Labrador
Mr. Sayre
Dr. Grenfell
Jessie Wilson
Bachrach
Filene
Couple's background shines in wedding pageant notes
The list highlights the bridegroom's athletic leadership as manager of Williams football and the couple's talents. It also mentions Dr. Gren Fell of Royal Deep Sea Mission fame and a Harvard Law cum laude degree, alongside the bride's tennis and dancing skills.
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Harvard Law School
Dr. Grenfell
Royal Deep Sea Mission
Dory Splits as Schooner Onato Returns with Fatality
With her flag at half mast the Onato arrived at T wharf reporting the loss of Horace Nickerson, a crewman, when the dory he fished in was cut in two by the schooner.
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Onato
T Wharf
Horace Nickerson
Dory Collision Near Thatcher's Island Ends in Tragedy
A fishing vessel Onata returning to Thatcher's Island遭遇 strong wind. A dory from Nickerson and Joseph Atwood attempted to cross the schooner bows. The Onata cut the dory in two as sails filled. Atwood clung to the gunwale and survived. Nickerson sank after fighting turbulent seas. Two men were aboard the damaged craft.
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Onata
Thatcher's
Nickerson
Joseph Atwood
Atwood
Dory Wreck Sends Man Nickerson to Provincetown
A damaged boat scene led to the wreck of a dory on deck where Larkin headed for Provincetown to telegraph the news to the drowned man’s relatives. Nickerson, 30, an unmarried resident of Novacotta, is named with his father Levi Nickerson living there.
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Fcewood
Dory
Larkin
Provincetown
Nickerson
Novacotta
Levi Nickerson
Women Demand Sanitary Garbage Collection in Wakefield
Wakefield women push for a town garbage collection to improve sanitation and curb unsystematic dumping. The Board of Health sought a $1500 appropriation after local papers spurred the issue, with voters showing sympathy to the cause due to the town’s unofficial waste removal.
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Wakefield
Board of Health
Beaten With His Own Club Rockport Patrolman Injured
Patrolman Charles Sewall was beaten by four landlanders who rode into Rockport on the theatre train and woke the town with Finnish songs. After he asked them to stop they attacked, took his club, and left him with injuries. The men, known to police, were to be arrested today.
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Rockport
Charles Sewall
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