Easter at the White House observed with guests
Easter at the White House was celebrated with attendees and traditional ceremonies. Officials, staff, and invited guests participated in the annual event marking the holiday.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
3
Easter at the White House was celebrated with attendees and traditional ceremonies. Officials, staff, and invited guests participated in the annual event marking the holiday.
The article describes Easter visit crowds at the White House, with teacher delegations and school groups touring Washington. It notes the president’s reception style, the private office interviews, and restrictions on Easter egg rolls to focus on juveniles, while adult visitors seek brief glimpses or handshakes.
Mary Garden reflects that Easter is her holiday of joy, spent alone at Dieppe, France. She avoids religious debate, values individual belief, and plans a simple day on the sands eating shrimp and walking, free from other duties or interruptions.
Poem praising Jesus as Paschal Lamb and intercessor. Addresses Christ with reverent, penitential language and envisions eternal worship and heavenly glory. Includes lines about salvation, forgiveness, and imminent heavenly contemplation.
A curious ad style solicitation promises bridal bands and silver wedding options. It markets jewelry at Broadway and Locust in St Louis with references to wedding sets and accessories.
Representatives from over thirty national and provincial associations plan to attend the congress in February. Nations listed include United States, Canada, Cuba, Trinidad, United Kingdom, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Belgium, Portugal, Italy, Argentina, Brazil, New Zealand, Cape Colony, and Uruguay among others.
A fragment from a 19th century Catholic Weekly recounts sailors at sea seeking fresh water. The tale describes a cabin boy and crew observing rain in the tropics, circling under storm clouds, and drinking rain to survive. Water sources become a pivotal challenge described in vivid nautical detail.
A business reader shares how careful self analysis and dietary change improved digestion and energy. He describes overeating and indigestible foods causing heaviness and dullness, then credits switching to Postum and a healthier routine with regained weight and clearer thinking, urging others to read The Road to Wellville.
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