Reconciliation Question Follows Vanderbilt Social Return
New York reports focus on Mrs. Willie K Vanderbilt appearing with Consuelo and Colonel Jay at the horse show and a forthcoming George W Vanderbilt musicale. Gossip centers on whether she is reconciled with her husband and the Vanderbilt family as the mansion hosts a major soiree with about 100 guests and notable musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willie K. Vanderbilt
George W. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Colonel Jay
Ward McAllister
Willie K
Newport
George Gould
Consuelo
George W. Vanderpilt
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-first Street
Anton Seidl
Frederick W. and
Cornelius Vanderbilt
McK. Twombly
W. D. Sloane
Yarn Pricing Declares Fair Trade Promise
Norcross merchants warn against deceit in yarn sales and pledge honest pricing. They claim to buy quality yarns like Germantown Baxony Spanish Blue Mixed Ball Yarn and Worsted No 17 at fair costs and sell as low as possible. Prices listed include 9c 12c 25c 24c 6c across various types.
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Germantown
Vanderbilt social rift sparks first big reception in years
Reports say Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt hosts a major social event as the Vanderbilt circle discusses a possible reconciliation with her husband. Colonel William Jay declines to comment while society circles talk openly about an expected rapprochement.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Willie K
William Jay
Willie
Colonel Jay
Charity doll show to aid Baltimore slum children
Washington reports that Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Lamont, and Mrs. Bissell will attend the December doll show at the Academy of Music to judge and help fund a charity benefiting Baltimore’s slum children. Local elites and donors including Labouchere Worth Red fern Potter Palmer and Mrs Carroll provide dolls and exhibitions, with Scotland’s Queen’s armorer contributing a warlike doll outfit.
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Washington
Carlisle
Lamont
Bissell
Baltimore
Academy of Music
Cleveland
Labouchere
Worth
Redfern
Scotland
Potter Palmer
Charles Carroll
Watson Muldoon Nuptials Draw Brighton Church Crowds
The marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Muldoon and Mr. Thomas Louis Watson filled St. Columbkille’s Church in Brighton at 9 o’clock amid wind and rain. The ceremony was followed by mass, a wedding breakfast, and a reception, with the couple planning a tour to New York Philadelphia and Washington before settling at 708 Huntington Avenue after November 28.
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Brighton
St. Columbkinle’s
Mary Elizabeth MuLdoon
Thomas Muldoon
Thomas Louis Watson
King’s Continental Brewery
George E. Cranitch
Newton
Kitty Muldoon
Lincoln Street
Mrs. Watson
P. E. Muldoon
James
W. H. Muldoon
John EB. Bristow
John Cranitch
Charles A. King
King
J. H. Mullane
Driscoll
John BE. Bristow
Bernard Early
McLaughlin
H. R. Harrison
Weinz
James E. Fitzgerald
Irving Fletcher
M. B. McGinnes
Mary Martin J
Waltham
Golden
Chelsea
W. R. Soule
Mary A. Duffy
Kate Duffy
Thomas P. Duffy
Baby Lou
William H. Kiblin
Frank White
Cambridge
D. Keefe
Millis
George Linehan
Maggie Denning
James Denning
Sadie Lorne
Katie Carroll
Nellie Carroll
Bernard McFaden
Bernard Earley
D. M. Driscoll
Edward Boye
Henry Coughlin
John Hagerty
John Goulding
T. J. Goulding
J. W. Mooney
W. F. Conley
Harrison
C. D. Thave
P. M. Cormack
L. Mansfield
Parks Stanley Wedding at First Baptist Church
Miss Mari on Lulu Stanley became Mrs Winfield Scott Parks at a graceful ceremony last evening. The First Baptist Church on Commonwealth avenue was decorated in green and white as the bridal party entered to the Lohengrin march.
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First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Marion Lulu Stanley
Winfield Scott Parks
Miss Stanley
Douglas N. Stanley
Annie L. Bell
George. M. Parks
Springfield
Sovereign Household Remedy X Zalia Promises Healing
The text extols X Zalia as a sovereign household remedy that begins healing immediately. It claims faithful use yields permanent cure and prevents blood poisoning. It notes the product soothes raw wounds and is free from grease or mineral poisons, reinforcing its safety and necessity for families.
Wedding unfolds at 459 Massachusetts Avenue home
Falls, an uncle of the bride, performed the ceremony. The couple hosted friends at the bride's parents' home at 459 Massachusetts avenue from 8:30 to 10 o'clock. Smilax and palms transformed the residence into a bower with many of Boston's best-known society folk in attendance.
Everett Couple Wed in Church Ceremony With Broad Guest List
The Rev. E. T. Pitts officiated as the Everett couple tied the knot in a church wedding. Attendants included best man Joseph Snyder of Everett and maid of honor Bessie H. Jacobs of Everett with bridesmaids Alice L. Messager of Foxboro and Mabel P. Emerson of Roxbury. Ushers were William V. Hyde of Waltham James Halliday of Mansfield Albert B. Beers of Everett and Charles A. Jacobs of Everett. After a reception in the church parlors guests from Virginia Winchester Waltham Roxbury Mansfield Foxboro Salem and Beverly attended. The newlyweds will reside at 6 Carter Street Everett.
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E. T. Pitts
Joseph Snyder
Everett
Bessie H. Jacobs
Alice L. Messager
Foxboro
Mabel P. Emerson
Roxbury
William V. Hyde
Waltham
James Halliday
Mansfield
Albert B. Beers
Charles A. Jacobs
Virginia
Winchester
Salem
Beverly
Cripps
Carter Street
Pretty early chrysanthemum wedding at Cottage Hill
Miss Lucy Turner married William R Weed of Boston at the Turner residence Cottage Hill Winthrop. A reception followed at the Thorndike with laurel chrysanthemum decor, Euterpe Orchestra music, and an ample spread. The bride wore ivory satin brocade trimmed with pearls.
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Lucius Turner
Cottage Hill
Winthrop
Lucy Turner
William R Weed
Boston
Thorndike
Fashions on the Stage Starts New Post Feature
The Post announces a new fashion feature for women readers. Beginning tomorrow it will publish photos and sketches of gowns worn by leading actresses on the local stage. The first illustration showcases a Parisian dress worn by Miss Fannie Johnston in Prince Pro Tem at the Boston Museum.
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Post
The
Tomorrow's Post
Fannie Johnston
Boston Museum
Gault and Price Tie The Knot At City Point Boston
Miss Henrietta L. Gault wed Mr. James F. Price at the bride’s sister Mrs R ze Ritchie home on East Third street. Rev EB A George of St Matthew’s Episcopal officiated with Edna L. Seaverns as bridesmaid and Edward A. Whiting as best man. Guests gave many presents including a silver service from New York. Music and dancing followed the ceremony into the night.
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City Point
Boston
Henrietta L. Gault
James F. Price
R. Ze. Ritchie
East Third Street
EB. A. George
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Broadway
Edna L. Seaverns
Edward A. Whiting
New York
Lady Edmond Fitzmaurice Wins Decree of Null Marriage
The Westminster Gazette reports that on October 29 Lady Edmond Fitzmaurice, daughter of W J Fitzgerald of Litchfield Connecticut, obtained a private decree nullifying her marriage to Edmond Fitzmaurice. The union dated back to 1889.
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London
The
Westminster Gazette
Edmond Fitzmaurice
W. J. Fitzgerald
Litchfield, Conn
Miss Fitzgerald
Winter or Summer Fashion Debate Delights Readers
In a brisk discussion on season cues and attire, the piece notes biting days that hint at winter yet tease a fashion forward mood. It describes a velvet gown with lace trim, flat sleeves, a bow skirt, and a Gainsborough style hat as part of a stylish, warm ensemble for uncertain weather.
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Gainsborough
A Waltham Silver Wedding
Ex Alderman and Mrs Shiels celebrated their twenty fifth marriage anniversary with a reception at their Willow street home in Waltham from 8 to 10 PM. Over 200 friends called and offered gifts and congratulations from Boston Cambridge Charlestown Newton and nearby towns.
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Martin Shiels
Willow Street
Waltham
Mrre Shiels
Boston
Cambridge
Charlestown
Newton
Shiels
Jacobs and Cripps Wedding at First Congregational
The marriage of Miss Etta May Jacobs daughter of Charles H Jacobs to Ar thur Milton Cripps son of Woodbury Cripps occurred at the First Congregational Church in Everett last evening.
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Etta May Jacobs
Charles H. Jacobs
Arthur Milton Cripps
Woodbury Cripps
First Congregational Church
Everett
Newtonville Wedding Reception for Mr and Mrs Arthur M Caine
A first wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Caine followed their Chicago marriage six weeks ago. The Newtonville avenue home hosted many Newton and Boston society leaders with elaborate costumes. The couple hosted guests from 7 to 10 with assistance from Mrs Co 8 Craine Miss Lucy B Craine and Miss Harriet V Orman. Ushers included Edward A Greene Ernest Booth F W Morehouse and W H Warner. The bride wore white satin with duchess lace and a long train. Parlor decor featured maidenhair ferns pinks and a palm bower with chrysanthemum arrangements.
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Newtonville
Arthur M. Caine
Chicago
Newtonville Avenue
Newtons
Boston
Brookline
Edward A. Greene
Ernest Booth
F. W. Morehouse
W. H. Warner
Tribute to modern newspaper at church congress
The Rev Robert Holland lauded the daily paper as a model of modern journalism at Music Hall, praising its reach across social classes and its portrayal of life from birth to death. Other speakers argued Sunday papers harm or help morality and stressed balance between secular press and sacred life.
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Robert Holland
Episcopal Church Congress
Music Hall
Iit
Earth
C. George Currie
D. D
Baltimore
Alexander Mackay-Smith
St. John’s Parish
Washington, D. C
St. George
Sunday Press
Campania
Majestic
Paris
Extra
Mephistopheles
London
Jack Cade
H. P. Nichols
St. Mary’s Church
Minneapolis
William Kirkus
LL. B
Jersey City Heights
N. J
Boston
Bedlam
Kirkus
Lawrence
N. S. Ruhin
Pennsylvania
Thompson
Mississippi
Sessums
Louisiana
Samuel D. McConnell
Samuel D. McConnell, D D
J. Lewis Parks
Philadelphia
Samuel Hart
Trinity College
Henry C. Swentzel
Brooklyn
Henry C. Potter
LL. D
New York
D. McConnell
J. L. Parks
Hart
Gen
Weather Woes Delay Clear Political Change
The report notes a tendency to delay decisions and weather turning milder before a steady period of tense, cautious governance begins. Officials remain noncommittal as the political scene unsettles, with conversations focused on contingency and restraint.
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