Honeymoon Arrival Highlights Illustrious White House Bride
The article details a lavish onstage wedding reception with orchid arches, a grand fruit cake, and a buffet supper. It notes the bride’s elaborate costume in silk velvet and embroidered net, the striking picture hat, and the president’s gift of a diamond brooch. Attendees include the president’s daughters and social figures in turquoise and blue gowns with ornate embellishments.
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Bertha Bolling
W. H. Maury
Anniston
Ala
Alexander H. Galt
Margaret Wilson
McAdoo
Francis Sayre
Wedding Fancy and Royal Guests at Galt Home
The article describes Mrs. Galt and Miss Helen Woodrow Bones in elegant attire as the presidential guests depart the Galt home after a wedding supper. It details gifts received including a silver loving cup, Tiffany desk set, ornate rugs, and jewelry, and lists a long roster of attendees and relatives associated with the ceremony.
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Rose Charmeuse
Helen Woodrow Bones
Galt
Mrs. Galt
Congress
Virginia
South Amfrica
William H. Bolling
Matthew H. Maury
Anniston
Ala
Alexander H. Galt
Bertha Bolling
John Randolph Bolling
Richard W. Bolling
Julian B. Bolling
William E. Bolling
Louisville
Rolfe E. Bolling
Panama
Richard Bolling
William G. McAdoo
Francis B. Sayre
Williamstown
Mass
Margaret Wilson
Joseph R. Wilson
Baltimore
Alice Wilson
Anne Howe
Philadelphia
Anne Cothran
Josephine Cothran
Tumulty
Cary T. Grayson
White House
Gertrude Gordon
Sterling Galt
A. Bolling Galt
Rudolph B. Tusler
Reginald Fendal
Nathaniel Wilson
Sterling Ruffin
H. C. Bergeimer
Herbert Axson
James H. Taylor
Matilde Brexton
Washington
Norman Galt
Vital Statistics White-William and Vivian Criminale
The notice lists White William and Vivian Criminale along with George J and Mary E as parties in a vital statistics filing. It records names and linking details for birth marriage or death registrations per public record.
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White
William and Vivian Criminale
George J. and
Mary E
Government Aids Citrus Canker Fight in U S
William H. Reynalds notes a letter from Dr. Ernest Walker urging a 4 million dollar national appropriation to stamp out citrus canker. Florida Alabama and California lawmakers back the effort and Tampa Board of Trade president Gillette pressed the case before committee. A civil service exam for Magnolia Springs rural mail carrier is announced for January 6.
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William H. Reynalds
Ernest Walker
Alabama
Washington
United States
Gillette
Customs Service
Congress
Magnolia Springs
United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington, D. C
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