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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1915

Page

9

Washington Riding and Front Club Picnic in Rock Creek Park

A large Washington social event at Rock Creek Park features a riding club picnic with about seventy guests plus a crowd in autos. Activities include paper chase, musical chairs, egg-in-spoon races, hurdle races, and dancing, but rain cuts the evening short. prizes donated by prominent women and captains from diplomatic circles highlight the day.

Rock Creek Park Washington Riding and Front Club Rackreek Park Autes W. R. Eno Ruth Whorlerson Zleut Whitside Winen Glenville Fortescue Huntington Jackson William Draper Arthur Lee Beckwitz W. oNlitter Brodgett Mi Delano Upper Sixteenth Street George Oakley Totten

Beautiful Cordelia Biddle Becomes Duke Bride in Brilliant Assembly

Cordelia Biddle, noted debutante of the Quaker City Smart Set, marries the heir to a Duke fortune in a lavish social event. A galaxy of society figures attends, including Elizabeth Wiley, Roberta Wiley, John Evans, and Lieut. Comdr. Enoch among others. The ceremony cements ties with prominent European and American names in attendance.

Cordelia Biddle Quaker City Elizabeth and Roberta Wiley John ©. Evans Frank F. Carpenter Francis Carpenter Viscount de Aire Count Bonde Miniater Brun Denmark W. AR. Eno Comdr. Enoch George Oakley Totten

Miss Biddle Bride of Angier Duke at First Page

The wedding of Miss Cordelia Bradle Biddle and Angier B. Duke drew a vast Philadelphia crowd and high society ties. The bride wore a simple white satin gown with orange blossoms, carried lilies of the valley, and wore no jewels aside from her husband’s diamond necklace. After a brief ceremony at the church, guests crowded outside, then a lavish reception, and the couple departed for Chicago in their car Olympia. Gifts valued in hundreds of thousands included a diamond necklace and a pearls set from the bridegroom’s father. The bride’s family and the Duke lineage are noted for prominence in industry and society.

Tomlins Miss Riddle Walnut Street Angler B. Duke Philadelphia Wai Olympia West Philadelphia West Chicago of & Cook Cordelia Bradlegot Angier B. Duke

Rich Bridal Gifts for Miss Cordelia Biddle in Philadelphia

Philadelphia April 28. Miss Cordelia Biddle received a vast array of gifts totaling hundreds of thousands. Notable items include a $50,000 pearl necklace from Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin N. Duke, a $25,000 diamond necklace from the bridegroom, a gold mesh bag with C B D monogram, and a sapphire brooch from Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury. The bridal party contributed silver, clocks, vases, bowls, and other fine wares, plus a Fifth Avenue mansion and a bank account to secure income for life. Nearly 600 gifts listed from many prominent names.

Philadelphia Cordelia Biddle Benjamin N. Duke Slater James B. Duke Edward T. Stotesbury John R. Fell Alexander van Rensselaer Bishop Perry Frederick W. Schmidt William Lyman Biddle Craig Biddle Watson Bradley Dickerman New York Rodman Wanamaker Charles Penrose Percival Smith Hill Mrs. Garland Keene George W. Childs Drexel Silver Service Brothers of Bride Victrola A. J. Drexel Biddie, Jr Livingstone L. Biddie Douglas Fairbanks Robert Byron Dula Sydney Emlen Hutchinson Robert Kennon Smith J. Kearsley Mitchell William Baker Whelen G. Underwood William Mitchell Grace Hamilton Carson Alexander Elliott Paul D. Mills Harry Darlington Pittsburgh Edward Morrell William Thaw 3d Bride Theodore Crane Yuille Isaac T. Starr Pauline Dishton James Francis Sullivan A. J. Drexel, Jr George W. Hill William Sturgis Preston P. Satterwhite Graubb

Duke Biddle Wedding Draws Society of Many Cities Guests

A large society wedding at Duke Biddle drew prominent guests from Philadelphia and New York, with leaders like Mrs. Frank Fell and Mrs. John Thayer among those noted for beauty and presence. Attendees included James and Benjamin Duke, A. J. Drexel Jr., Perry Belmont, Henry P. and Oliver Harriman, the Drexel and Biddle families, and many other Philadelphia and regional social figures.

Philadelphia Misa Cordelia Hiddla Angler Buchanan Duke Frank Fell John Thayer New York James Dukes Benjamin Dukes A. J. Drexel, Jr Mims Marjorie Gould Drexel Dahlgren Katherine Dahlgren Misa Ulrica A. J. Drexel Perry Belmont Henry Pailie John Drexel Oliver Harriman Oliver Carllay Harriman Mabel Gerry Angelica Gerry Philp Oo. Mille S. Frederia Milla Leonard Sullivan Townsend Horner Orson D. Munn Williamston W. Fuller Robert L. Dula John B. Cobb Fudge E. H. Gary Preston Satterwhite Howard Renshaw Bache Arthur Gibb George W. Hill James A. Blair Ralph Blumer Cyril Hatch Harry Lehr Baltimore Biddle Wharton Drexel A. J. Drexel Paul Paul Denekia Mis Charles A. Munn Pittsburgh Biddie Benjamin EK. Thaw Hradley Lawrence Townsend Washington, D. C Washington Henry Brinton Coxe William Ellis Beall Samuel W. Houston Edward ¥. Baale James Francis Sullivan Frances Livingston Sullivan Misa Leta Sullivan Harry Maybin Hart Cornelius Stevenson Theodore W. Reath Edward T. Stotesbury John Kearsley Mitchell 3d George W Roberts George J. Harding George J. Harding, Jr Paul Thompson Jean Thompson Virginia Roberts Cornelia Carter Leidy Mary Frances Fisher Jean C

Arthur Browne Weds Miss Jane Walter in Rockville

Miss Jane A Walter daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Walter of Rockville married Arthur Browne of Washington at Ravenswood near Rockville. Ceremony at 3 pm conducted by Rev Dr Austin with mourners present only from both families. They leave for a longer trip and will reside at the Dresden Washington after returning.

Jane Walter Rockville Washington Post Ravenswood Jane A. Walter Frank Walter Arthur Browne Washington Austin Episcopal Church Chevy Chase Browne Roland Acree Waddilll New York Alexander Britton Browns

Woman Suffrage Day Celebration at Public Library

A program marking Woman Suffrage Day will be held Saturday evening in the Public Library auditorium under the District of Columbia State Equal Suffrage Association. The event includes music, addresses and interpretive dance with performances by the Girls' Glee Club, Edna Kohmann, and a speech by Senator Moses E. Clapp followed by a symbolic dance and the Battle Hymn.

Public Library District of Columbia State Equal Suffrage Association Girls’ Glee Club Robert M. la Fallette Edna Kohmann Moses E. Clapp Minnesota Mildred Anderson Rachel Kerr Dorothy Kaen Marie Hansen

St Cyr Husband of Mrs Silent Smith Inherits $280000

Philadelphia April 28 A suit to recover property claims St Cyr husband of Mrs Anne Armstrong Smith believed fleeced by his wife. White Plains shows he received 280 000 from his first wife's estate. the widow St Cyr sister of Mrs Drexel, mother of Anita Stewart. Courtship at White Sulphur Springs and Palm Beach linked the bridegroom and Mrs Smith.

Philadelphia Jean H. E St. Cyr Anne Armstrong Man Smith James Henry S37" Smith Tor Lewisburg W. Va William C. Clark Westchester County White Plains Mra. St. Cyr Mra Anthony J. Dr White Sulphur Springs St. Yr Edward Pendleton Palm Beach Savannah Atlantic City Bouthearner Camden

Keep the Children Bright and Happy

An old ad claims children suffer when digestion fails and recommends Dr Caldwell's Serup Pepsin laxative for kids. It touts gentle non narcotic relief, no opiates, and urges writing for a free trial bottle to Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Iowa.

Caldwella W. B Caldwell Gay Wwington Sr Monticello Ifa Elle

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Hunt Club Folk Afield Washington Society Wooon. Ritter Osborne Jones F. A. Delano Delano Margaret Howard Elliott Mary Cameron A. Wolston Helmes Helen Marye Dennis Upson W. St Claire Howan Col RI. Thompson R.olden Ronaldson Ruth Donaldson Jennette Harlan Ruth Hitchcock Alexandra Ne Underwood & T MR. and Mrs Angier Buchanan Duke Miss Biddle Bride OF Angier Duke Briée Bellevue-Stratford van Rensselaers Drexels Fells Cassatts Anthony J. Drexel Drexel Bunking House A. J. Drexel Biddle, Jr Livingston Tludion Biddle Anthony, Jr Angier Buchanan Duke Was Durham, N. Y Benjamin N Sarah Angler Duke American Tobacco Company New York Society New York City Mary L Duke Fifth Avenue Mr. Duke Calumet Racquet Ardsley Automobile Club of America Sleepy Hollow Rumson Country Club Seabright WN. J Antonie ¥. Stewart David Bo Chew Misa Evelyn Chew Anna Ingersoll Charles B. Wright James M.anders Robert Massey Drayton J. R. Evans Roberts Inez Drayton Susan B. Ingersoll George George ©. Horwitz, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Leidy, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Scott Robert Sturgis Ingersoll A. Mercer Biddle Oliver Beton Cromwell Charles Biddle Arthur Biddle Edith Biddle Charles West Churchman Crozer Robinson Wiliamb. Churchman William B. Churchman A. Beatrica Gegelin Gariner Cassatt Mies Eugenis Cassatt Eden Mary Cassatt Charities Stewart Wurta Mary Stuart Wurts Jamen Large Bre G. G. Meade Large Isabel Wurta Page Richard Tilthman Gabriella Tiughavan Serge Palais Royal A. Lisner Oldiman Hudson Howard E. Coffin Detroit Hudson Motor Car CO Mick Conn. Ave N. W Semmes-Kneessi CO Hudson Light Charlotteeville Norfolk, Orange Staunton Jefferson Garage, Inc C. BE. Wright & Co Hudson Automobile Agency Beverly Garage Co., Inc Atric Trip Thia Ify Sixsmith Culture Studio Belasco Joseph Santley Walter Jones Roy Atwell Europe Scala Theater London Seeee Senter Maia Charlotte Walker Nazimova Baily F. Keith Nationa Joe Hartig Happyland Harry Hastidg Philadel Downtows Janess Miller Brighton W. A
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