Bride Rockefeller’s gown a costly work of art
Miss Ethel Rockefeller and Marcellus Hartley Dodge wed at the Rockefeller home on April 18. The ceremony in the drawing room was conducted by Rev. Dr. Ernest M. Stires at 3:30 p.m. The bride wore a white satin gown with extensive point lace and a long train. her trousseau included about fifty gowns from Paris workshops and Fifth Avenue modistes. Surrounded by relatives and close friends, the ceremony blended wealth and fashion as guests praised the elaborate wardrobe and lace detailing.
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New York
Ethel Geraldine Rockefeller
Marcellus Hartley Dodge
Wiliam Rockefeller
Firth Avenue
Ernest M. Stires
St. Thomas’ Church
Anna Lush
Tarrytown
Basent Lefferts
William G. Rockefeller
Percy A. Rockefeller
Join ID. Rockefeller
John D Rockefeller, Jr
Spellman
Sears Stillman
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D. Hunter McAlpin
Miss Rockefeller
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Paquin
Worth
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Drecoll
Beer
Paris
America
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la Dame Eux Camillas
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Emien Hare
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Tuesday Yefternoon
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Charles May Oelrichs
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Lavelle
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J. Appleton Hopkins
Mr. Gelrich
Blanche M. Gelrichs
Harry Qelrichs
Grace Chapin
Chapin
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Gray
Bride’s trousseau dazzles with Fremish laces and rings
A bride’s attire features costly Fremish fabrics with translucent faces, contrasting laces, and real point lace. Devonshire point, a royal wedding staple, anchors the gown’s tresseau as rare Oriental cut stones from a Broadway importer add jeweled sparkle to this elaborate display.
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Broadway
Governors Decline Joint Drill With Coast Artillery
Gov. Preston Lea of Delaware declines joining the joint coast artillery drill citing militia encampment at Jamestown. Gov. Swanson of Virginia plans to deploy Virginia militia to Jamestown training with units including the Richmond Light Infantry Blues. Acting Sec. Oliver approves four Alabama National Guard companies for joint drills at Fort Moultrie, South Carolina after last year’s cyclone.
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Delaware
Oliver
Coast Artillery
Gov
Swanson
Virginia
Jamestown
Organized Militia of
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Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Murray
Alabama National Guard
Fort Moultrie
South Carolina
Alabama Coast Defenses
Remission of Navy Court-Martial Reprimand
Capt Theodore H. Low of the Marine Corps was court-martialed in New York on charges of inefficient performance of duty related to funds. He was convicted but exonerated of criminal intent, suspended for three months and publicly reprimanded. Navy Department reduced the punishment to no suspension and no harsh reprimand.
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General Markley Retires From Army After Long Service
Brig Gen Alfred Barkley, recently promoted from colonel of the Thirteenth Infantry, retired on age grounds. Civil War veteran served with 197th Pennsylvania Volunteers. Col Earl G Thomas of the Eleventh Infantry promoted to brigadier general, serving in Cuba and from Illinois. former Blenth Winola Cavalry member.
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Navy Accepts Kansas Battle Ship at League Island Yard
The battleship Kan aps was placed in commission at League Island Navy Yard Philadelphia today in a ceremony on the Kansas quarterdeck witnessed by officers crew and officiating yard officials. Capt Charles Vreeland Read orders from Navy Department appointing him commander and received a receipt for the ship in good order and condition.
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Army Orders and Naval Movements 1907
Leaves of absence and transfers for army officers including First Lieut James Abbott Lieutenant Allen and Ephraim Peyton with postings to Eighteenth Infantry and Wilmington Delaware. Movements add retirement notices for Captain Steward and Captain Knowlton. Naval orders assign Capt C E Wrostead to command Kannan, With sick leave for Surgeon R Spear and staff duties for Lieut Tompkins and Parker.Vessels arrive and depart including Chattanooga Arethusa Aberdenns Onces Lebanon Morris Hannibal Dixie and Minnesota sailing to Havana and New York Navy Yard.
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A Soldier's Return Home Told by Edward Carroll
Edward Carroll, Battalion Quartermaster Sergeant of Engineers, U S Army retired, recounts his health collapse after bronchitis while serving with the troops in China. He credits Father John’s Medicine with a rapid recovery and longevity in his kit, claiming it cleared his lung trouble and improved his strength.
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Nixon Buys Beauvoir Tract For About Eighty Thousand
Nevada Senator Nixon buys ten acre Beauvoir estate near Washington’s Cathedral grounds from Senator Newlands for about 80000 dollars. The deal via Fisher Co. torn down to build a modern residence with prime city views. Nixon’s wealth grew from Nevada gold mining, real estate, banking, farming and stock raising.
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Women blamed by coachmen for horse cruelty fad
New York coachmen at a Colonial Hall meeting attacked women of high society for promoting curb bits high rein and docked tails. David Belals of the New York Humane Society and his wife spoke as coachmen denounced cruel equipment. They cited employer pressure and hunger as reasons to comply.
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Plans for two 20000 ton U S battle ships
Secretary Metcalf yesterday signed plans and specifications for two 20000 ton battleships to be built for the United States Navy. They will follow the Dreadnought type, sent to two navy yards and private shipbuilders for bids. Plans go out April 20 with bids opened June 20.
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Social Gossip and society intrigue ripple through New York
The column surveys fashion, diplomacy, and scandal from Limoges ware tariffs to a libel clash involving Mrs. Frederick Guest. It notes West Point social tensions, a sharp rise in Limoges ware prices, a diplomat’s wife missteps, theater and poster artistry, a secret wedding in Somerset, and a New York society wedding at St Patrick’s parish house.
Johns Hopkins Biologist Dr Wall Elected Above 100 Members
National Academy of Sciences elected four new members Joseph P Iddinga Harmon Northrup Morse Franklin Paine Wall and Elihu Thomson. Wall became the first to be elected beyond the historic 100 member cap. Open session featured papers by Simon Newcomb and W W Campbell with remarks from Yale’s L Day and Carnegie’s Bailey Willis. Dr Remsen led as president and the session closed at the National Museum with thanks to Dr Whicott and Dr Hague. Next meeting set for November at the American Museum of History New York City.
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Celebrate Lexington Night at First Congregational Church
Tonight's observance marks the battle anniversary at First Congregational Church in Washington. William Marsh presides with Rev J Nevett Stesle officiating, featuring organ recitals, color presentation, addresses by John Goode, and choral performances, with reserved seats until 8 15 p m for invited patriotic societies before public access.
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Munyon’s Cure Catalog Claims Wide Range of Remedies
An OCR listing of Munyon’s cures claims to treat colds headaches dyspepsia kidney and liver troubles indigestion and other ailments. It advertises numerous remedies with prices and statements of quick relief and disease cures aimed at a broad audience.
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