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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1915
Page
4
Thousands mobbed the President and his fiancée as they stepped into public view. The couple, engaged to be married, appeared together with Mrs. Galt receiving much attention. They planned a journey to Philadelphia for the World Series game and then to Washington.
In New York on October 8 the President and party including Mrs Galt and Colonel House attend a performance of Grumpy at the Empire Theatre. Wilson and companions occupy a box amid cheers as ma de by Secret Service guards.
A detailed Wytheville portrait recalls Edith Bolling born in the Bolling home here. Neighbors recount her cheerful girlhood, schooling, church life, and dances with local youths before her 1896 Washington marriage to Norman Galt. New York coverage then spotlights the President's public greeting to Mrs. Galt during a rowdy, well-guarded visit.
A member of the President's party said the wedding to Mrs. Galt may occur within three weeks and not be delayed to December. The President has suggested a late October ceremony, signaling an earlier date than previously expected.
Milwaukee editors report German controlled papers in the city publish caustic editorials against President Wilson over his engagement to Mrs. Galt. The remarks are described as offensively hostile and not suitable for reprinting.
Harless A. Rathbourn of Salem Street Woburn was injured yesterday afternoon when his auto crashed into a telephone pole in Melrose Square. The car snagged on tracks, pole broke off near the base, and a falling section struck Rathbourn, who was treated at a nearby physician’s office and later taken home.
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