Boston Bride Nellie Dexter Weds Dr King in Trinity Church
Miss Nellie Dexter of Boston marries Dr. King of Washington at Trinity Church in an elaborate ceremony a large reception follows at 174 Marlboro Street The event is conducted by Dr. Donald rector with Miss Sarah B Dexter giving away the bride Best man is Mr S Maddox Ushers and a long list of invited guests attend the reception heading a busy society gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Dexter
Boston
Dr. King
Washington
Trinity Church
Donald
Sarah B. Dexter
S. Madd@ox
Messrs. H. Waring, Jr
P. Dexter
C. H. Swan
A. W. Swan
C. R. Coe
W. B. Richards
Marlboro Street
Lilla Abbott
M. Abbott
W. Abert
A. Ahlborn
A Allen
Charles Amory
F. Amory
A. Austin
George Bradford
Bailey
M. Barnard
Barry
F. Bartlett
J. A
M. A. Beebe
J. Bigelow
Names of Local Residents in Wedding or Social Notices
A long list of individual names and couples appears, likely part of a social or society column noting residents such as Miss B. Storrow Dr. and Mrs. Stowell Mr. and Mrs. Swan and many others including Miss Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Schouler Mr. Tapley Miss Tapley Miss Thomas Mr. Turner Mrs. Tyler Mr. Tappan and extended local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Storrow
Stowell
Charles Swan
F. Swan
William Swan
S. Stevens
James Schouler
A. P. Tapley
A. Tapley
C. Thomas
H. Turner
J. Tyler
Fred Tappan
H. Wainwright
Arthur Wainwright
Bates Walley
H. Walter
JF. Ware
C. H. Washburn
Welwood
E. Wheelwright
H. Whiting
E. Whiting
D. White
Misses Williams
Grace Williamson
Williamson
R. Wolcott
Charles Wainwright
Lathrop Dissents Over Inheritance Tax Ruling
Supreme Court upholds 5 percent tax on collateral inheritances over 10 000 with six justices calling it an excise on a commodity. Justice Lathrop dissents arguing the tax creates inequality by exempting estates under 10 000 and is unconstitutional. Cases cited include Williams vs Bowditch West vs Phillips Minot vs Winthrop with details on how the tax is collected from primaries and annuities and exemptions for religious charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Field
Justice Lathrop
Lathrop
Anna O. Williams
Charles P. Bowditch
Simeon N. West
H. M. Phillips
William Minot
Cornelia A. G. Winthrop
Robert C. Winthrop
Elisa
Winthrop
Miss Winthrop
Two Famous Women In Town At Japanese Day Event
A Japanese Day event featured Mr Nikamura, a young noble guest, sharing tea etiquette and a lecture on Japanese cookery at Mrs Richardson’s home. The afternoon included a tea ceremony, a lecture on banking, and views of bamboo and the Sacred Bridge. General Grant’s visit to Japan was noted with special permission to cross the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikamura
Japan
Nakamura
Post
New York
Saki
Grant
Massachusetts Union Ex Prisoners of War Hold Annual Meeting
The Massachusetts Association of Union ex Prisoners of War met at the United States Hotel for a 2 PM banquet and annual officers election. Charles G. Taylor was re elected president with L. G. McKnight as vice president and Warren B. Galacia as secretary treasurer. Speakers included Orlando W. Dimick, Captain Jack Adams, and others recounting Civil War memories and patriotism. An honored feature was the reading of Mr. Henry Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Association of Union Ex- Prisoners of War
United States
Andersonville
1864
Charles G. Taylor
L. G. McKnight
Warren B. Galacia
Francis C. Curtis
Jack” Adams
Orlando W. Dimick
Wells School
Durance Vile
Macon
Dimick
Osborne
Army of
Northern Virginia
Galloupe
Salem
Dennis Linnehan
E. J. Jenkins
Dana King
Henry Richardson
Kent's Hill opens new Art Hall with ceremonies
The Art Hall at Kent's Hill in Winthrop Maine opened today with formal ceremonies led by President Gallagher. The dedicatory address was given by Rev. R. L. Greene of Boston, a poem read by Mrs. Lulu G. A. Merton, and music directed by Professor Morse. A reception followed in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Art Hall
Kent’s Hill
Gallagher
R. L. Greene
D. D
Boston
Lulu G. A. Merton
Morse
Stanley Burgess Wedding Unites Boston Post Chair Man
Last evening John R. Stanley, chair man of the composing room at the Boston Post, married Miss Mattie N. Burgess of Harwich at their Dorchester home on Longfellow street. The ceremony by Rev. O M Fisher featured Mendelssohn's Wedding March and a grand reception with thirty to sixty guests, including many local friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Stanley
Boston Post
Mattie N. Burgess
Harwich
The
Boston Advertiser
Longfellow Street
Dorchester
Isaiah Nickerson
H. K. Bearse
W. C. Lossone
H. B. Bowser
John C. Hurll
Cassie Morrison
Richard
Carrie Kaufman and Joel Feder wed at Brunswick Hotel
A pretty ceremony took place at the Brunswick Hotel at noon yesterday uniting Carrie Florence Kaufman daughter of Benjamin Kaufman Brookline and Joel Feder of Newark N J in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Hotel
Carrie Florence Kaufman
Benjamin Kaufman
Brookline
Joel Feder
Newark
N. J
Olney Richardson Wedding at Beth Eden Church
Miss Minerva B Richardson and Mr Charles J Olney Jr wed at Beth Eden Church Waltham in a ceremony conducted by Rev J J Miller The wedding was witnessed by many relatives and friends Bridesmaids Olive Russell Opal Russell Carlina Cushing Best man is not listed in provided text
Japan at the World Food Fair delights visitors with authentic Japanese dining and display
The World’s Food Fair showcased Japan with a banquet and kitchen demonstration led by Nishimiya, a famed Tokyo chef who has served the Japanese legation and New York consul. Guests watched his team prepare over a dozen dishes using New York imports and Japanese ingredients. Mr. R. Nakamura, Harvard student and private secretary to the Japanese commissioner, spoke of sociology and diplomacy as he modeled traditional attire alongside the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Home Department
Bunkio Matsuki
Salem
Nishimiya
Tokio
America
Washington
New York
Empire City
Post
United States
R. Nakamura
Harvard College
Cambridge
Germany
Mr. Nakamura
Harvard
Olney-Nichols Nuptials Joyful Waltham Ceremony
Mr G L Olney wed a bride in white duchesse satin with lace and orange blossoms. Ushers Frank Richardson Fred Twiss Herbert Brann and Oscar Chamberlin attended. Mrs F B Millard played piano as Lohengrin was sung. Reception at Floyd street home. couple to live at 353 Crescent street Waltham with Wednesday at home in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Olney
Frank Richardson
Fred Twiss
Herbert Brann
Oscar Chamberlin
F. B. Millard
Floyd Street
E. M. Richardson
C. J. Olney
Crerar Houghton Wedding Unites Singer Bride And Scottish Wealth
In Winter Hill Somerville Miss Evangeline Florence Houghton daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Houghton of Lee Street wed Alexander Crerar of Scotland at the Universalist Church. The couple hosted a reception at the bride’s home. The bride, famed abroad as a singer, will sail to England where she is engaged to perform for the season. Crerar is described as wealthy with estates in Scotland and London, business interests in the West Indies and a title allegedly inherited. Brides emerald and diamond jewelry matched generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
Winter Hill
Somerville
Evangeline Florence Houghton
Henry Houghton
Lee Street
Alexander Crevar
Scotland
I. P. Coddington
Dating
Europe
George Henschel
London
Crerar
West Indies
Mrs. Crerar
England
Brilliant Salem Wedding Unites Miss Mary Kemble and Nathaniel S Sanders
The Old North Church hosted the noon wedding of Miss Mary Kemble Webb to Nathaniel S Sanders of Haverhill. Rev Colthrop of Syracuse and Rev E B Willson officiated as chrysanthemums filled the church. A bride’s break fast followed at the Webb home on Chestnut Street before the couple departs abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Old North Church
Mary Kemble
William G. Webb
Nathaniel S. Sanders
Haverhill
Colthrop
Syracuse
N. Y
E. B. Willson
Robinson
Kimball
Boston
Emerson
Howe
Gardner
Sanders
Mr. Goodrich
Chestnut Street
Mrs. Sanders
Williams Snelling Nuptials At Emmanuel Church
Emmanuel Church hosted a noon wedding for Christine Louise Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Bigelow Williams and John Linzee Snelling son of Samuel Snelling of Boston. The ceremony played Nuptial chorus music as guests gathered for the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Church
Christine Louise Williams
Henry Bigelow Williams
John Linzee Snelling
Samuel Snelling
Boston
Marlboro Day Food Fair Lectures and Demonstrations
Mrs. Lincoln lectures at 10 30 on Marlboro day while the noon spread titled A Prospective Bride's Breakfast is arranged by table artist Mrs. Carrie Dearborn. At 3 p m Mrs. Minerva B Tobey speaks on Bacteria as Friends and Foes.
Classified Want Ads Prompt in The Post
The Post advertises its large Boston circulation and invites readers to place want ads. Rates include 1 to 2 cents per word for situations wanted and 1 cent per word for other grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Post
Boston
Lohengrin wedding party joins church for bridal procession
The wedding at a Boston church featured the bride escorted by ushers including Gordon Dexter and Henry R. Dalton Jr. The bride wore heavy white satin with orange blossom veil and carried white roses. Ceremony by Rev. Leighton Parks followed by a breakfast at the bride’s parents’ Boylston Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fleischer
Adath Israel
Mendelssohn
Hennie Frankenstein
Rossie Shoenhof
Mamie
Florence Feder
Jerome
Irving Kaufman
Joseph Hecht
Levi Weber
Karl Shhoenhof
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Lohengrin
Gordon Dexter
T. P. Burgess
Henry R. Dalton, Jr
Edward H. Eldredge
Olisha Flagg
P. L. Saltonstall
A. W. Wheelwright
Boston
James W. Appleton
George S. Mumford
Herbert D. Robbins
New York
J. Rodman Paul
Philadelphia
F. Remington
Chicago
Snelling
Rodman Paul Snelling
Leighton Parks
Samuel Snelling
Augustus Amory
Boylscon Street
Sumner Wheeler and Mabel Hibbard Married in Roxbury
George Sumner Wheeler and Mabel Porter Hibbard wed at the bride's 63 Crawford Street Roxbury last night. Walter W. Rowse and Mabel Blanchard served as best man and maid of honor. The couple will reside at 63 Crawford Street after a wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sumner Wheeler
Mabel Porter Hibbard
Crawford Street
Roxbury
Walter W. Rowse
Mabel Blanchard
Fred F. Rhodes
George B. Glidden
Howard Morse
Arthur W. Lane
Albert G. Hastman
Odenweller Parks Wedding at Cambridgeport Residence
The marriage of Miss Jennie H. Parks and Mr. Charles J. Odenweller was performed by Rev. Reuben Kidner at the Parks home on River street Cambridgeport. After a brief tour the couple will live on Pearl street Cambridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parks
River Street
Cambridgeport
Jennie H. Parks
Charles J. Odenweller
Boston
Reuben Kidner
St. Andrews’ Episcopal &Church
Stearns Preston Nuptials at Dorchester Residence
The marriage of Miss Alice Maude Preston and Mr. William Bramhall Stearns occurred last evening at the bride’s Dorchester residence at Park and Ashland streets. Miss Myra Preston served as maid of honor and Mr. Frank Stearne as best man. The bride wore white silk and a reception followed from 8 to 10. Ushers were Lovett Page Preston and Clarke. The couple plan to reside in Brookline after their wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Maude Preston
William Bramhall Stearns
Park and
Ashland Streets
Harrison Square
Dorchester
Myra Preston
Maida of Honor
Frank Stearne
Mrs. Stearns
Brookline
Christian Women in Conference Opens in Cambridgeport
A two day State conference of the Woman's and Young Women's Christian Associations began yesterday at Prospect Street Church in Cambridgeport. Delegates from across the state attended with Mrs. Alice B. Coleman welcoming guests and Mrs. Taft of Worcester responding. Papers and addresses filled the day as the conference continued this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Women’s and
Young Women’s Christian Associations
Prospect Street Church
Cambridgeport
Alice B. Coleman
Cambridge Association
Taft
Worcester
Congress Disputed by Rural Speaker and Bass Voice
A rural stump speaker questions what Congress has done while a man with a deep bass voice retorts it has done the American people. The exchange highlights partisan zeal and populist rhetoric in a public setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Power and Influence of the Press at Boston Boot and Shoe Club Banquet
The Boston Boot and Shoe Club held its annual banquet at the Hotel Brunswick with 5:30 dinner and a reception for the president. Speakers including C A Boutelle General C H Taylor and Stephen O Meara discussed how modern newspapers influence society and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
C. A. Boutelle
C. H. Taylor
Curtis Guild, Jr
Edward H. Clement
William Taylor
William E. Barrett
George A. Marden
Stephen O’meara
E. S. Gill
Clinton Collyer
John Butcher
Leicester
Eng
Lynn Item
Haverhill Gazette
Lynn Press
Haverhill Bulletin
Brockton Enterprise
Shoe and Leather Reporter
New York
Boot and Shoe Recorder
Boston
Boots and Shoes Weekly
Shoe and Leather Review
Chicago
Shoe and Leather Gazette
St. Louis
Shoe and Leather Facts
Philadelphia
Hide and Leather
Leather
Shoe and Leather Record
London
Stephen O'Meara
William B. Rice
Boston Globe
Taylor
Boston Press
Colonel Taylor
London Times
New York Herald
Philadelphia Ledger
The
Boston Journal
Vice President Stevenson Arrives in Danville Ill for Tariff Speech
Vice-President Stevenson arrived by Big Four train from Champaign at 11 45 A M and was greeted by a large delegation and band. He spoke at Lincoln Park at 2 PM to an enthusiastic crowd, praising tariff legislation and noting he would have voted for the tariff bill in the Senate if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ill
Stevenson
Big Four
Champaign
Armory
United States
Lincoln Park
Senate
House of Representatives
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S. Cushing
Cutts
G. Dana
de Blois
C. Denny
D. Denny
F. Denny
E. Denny
Henry Denny
G. Denny
Kennard
Larkin
William Lawrence
L. Lothrop
Luce
Maddox
F. W. G. May
E. May
Fred May
J. L. Milne
Mixter
M. Morse
A. Morton
Commonwealth
Julia Co. Irving
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Canandaigua
Frances E. Willard
Henry Somerset
ASK Y' Tapster
Rueter
Loston
Maine
J. Henry Norcross
Stanley
Burgess
Feder—Kaufman
Carrie M. Dearborn
Ina
Crevar—Houghton
Sanders—Webb
Food Fair
Wheeler—Hibbard
Odenweller—Parks
Stearns—Preston
Christian Women IN Conference
Absut Womarkind
Mme, Sarah Bernhardt
Kilcaldy
Mr. O'Leary
Georgia
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Newton Lower Falls
Fitch
Abramson
George
Charles D
Emma Ll. Aramson
Purveyors
Congressman Boutelle
American Gas Light Association
W. H. Pearson
Toronto
Cam
Gilroy
Edson
Ames
Delehanty
Harbor
Andrews
Wilson
Witere
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