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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1913

Page

8

Hasty Society Wedding In New York Ends In Quick Marriage

William Weightman 34 grandson of the so called qunine king and Miss Mary Healy Powers of Shelby Iowa wed at 1 PM in the Church of the Transfiguration East Twenty eighth Street New York after a short engagement They drove a 6 horsepower car 130 miles in three and a half hours to obtain a license then the church ceremony Weightman heir to a fortune of the weightman family and a grandnephew of Mrs Frederic Courtland Penfield wife of the ambassador to Austria Hungary was the groom His mother Mrs Hiridith Morse Moller had urged a two year wait and the couple sent word to her after the ceremony Weightman had no legal business with the Goelet family and there was no divorce suit known against Mrs Goelet The story also notes lively dances of the era and various social events in New York and Newport including Viscount Haldane arriving in New York to visit West Point and various motorboat racing plans with Newport society members.

Fter Sag Harbor Long Island Willam Weghtman Quinine King Mary Healy Powera Shelby Iowa Church of the Transfiguration East ‘Twenty-eighth Street New York Hiridith Morse Moller Weightman Frederic Courtland Penfield Austria-Hungary Malcolm Rogers Weightman Philadelphia Miss Powers City Hall Moller Frank Richardson West Seventy-fourth Street Bay Harbor

Frances Rshale Bride Worked Weeks on Shirtwaist Fronts

A bride of about six years ago labored for weeks crafting elaborate shirtwaist fronts. Some fronts featured fine French and English embroidery while others showcased lace and embroidered motifs joined into intricate designs.

Emma Eames hailed as Queen of American Prima Donnas

The piece extols Emma Eames born in Shanghai 46 years ago and raised in Boston as a premier American soprano. It notes her Paris debut at age two, triumphs in Juliette and Marguerite in Faust, and credits her remarkable voice and demanding wardrobe as hallmarks of her star status.

Emma Eames Shanghai China Boston Mass Paris Juliette Ohacutus Marguerite Faust Mme Eames Imma Eames Martha Joanna‘ Reade Nash Lamb Carolina Maria Queen Naples Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward Lamb Plainfield Engtors New York Cartolina Maria Francis I Tiederick IV of

President on golf links despite wind and rain

The President braved a stormy morning and showers to visit the Virginia Country Club for a late afternoon on the links accompanied by Dr Grayson. A wide array of social and political notables were mentioned in the surrounding society notices, including untold travels, weddings, and visits to Newport and Narragansett Pier.

Golf Grayson Virginia Country Club

Flattery Moves Rip as Cleopatra Weighs Tactful Persuasion

In a witty dialogue, Cleopatra and Dame Van Winkle debate flattery to influence Rip. They recall Rip’s vanity and the wife’s admitted use of flattery with humorous caution, while Cleopatra muses on whether past missteps can be soothed by clever flattery.

Rip Cleopatra Dame van Winkle Cleopati Sheba Bitters Cleopat Queen of Sheba Coe Mart van Wink

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