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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1904

Page

9

Bride of a Diplomat Appears in Washington Society

A noon wedding at the Church of the Epiphany united Miss Elizabeth Glover, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles C Glover, with Jonkheer R de Marees van Swinderen minister from the Netherlands. The ceremony drew the capital’s diplomatic and social elite, with prominent guests, music, and floral decor. The newlyweds left for a short honeymoon and plan to reside at 18% M Street.

Washington Baron van Tuyll van Serooskerken Count van Limburg Strum Adam von Moltke Huitfeld Denmark Charles McCawley J C Gilmore Walter van Rensselaer Berry Clarence Wisen Arthur Goldsborough la France FE. H Dimiel Orr Carroll Glover Shriver Charles Poor Anita Poor John Poor Miss Poor Baltimore Hay Shaw Miss Shaw the Treasury Interior Hitchcock Secretary of the Navy Morton Pauline Morton Navy Tewey Justice Harlan Harlan Miss Child Justice McKenna McKenna Fairbanks Senator Hale Senator Wetmore Miles Wetmore Dryden Forsker Foraker Kean Chaffee Scott Gillespie Henry Davis Arthur Ad Gilson Sheridan John F. Rodgers Edward McCauley Nathaniel Wilson Daisy Wilson Cannon Audenrled Richard Koldsborough Hobson Willams Clarence Wilson de Koven Mises Athel Ce Koven Wiliam B Ridgely Misa Ridgely Gen Woodhull Miss Woodhull Gordon Cummings Woodbury William B Hinks Dunlop Miss Dunlop Robert Bohlen Fremont Chatard George Lathrop Bradley Seaton Schroeder Lars Anderson Ethel and Frances Anderson McKee Loring Jean Loring Mm& van Swirderen Anita Poorhy van Swinderen M Street Masonic Temple Peirce A. W. Greely Charles H. Campbell Myer Julia Kellogg Marie Barnes Paymaster McGowan John Halloran L Streetortheast Catharine ‘Elizabeth James Knox McCalmont McCalmont Pennsylvania Father Fink St Aloysius’ Church May Berry Thomas Brooks Gov. McCalmont Freer Bryan Witham Waller Downey J_ 3B. Downes H. M. Beadle M. F. Halloran J. Halloran Mary Connell N. Sheehan J. Howard Leath Emma H. Denmead James Denmead West Point S Street Northwest W. P Lipscomb D. Power Vermont Avenue Christian Church R. B. Russell Leath Misa Austena Lipscomb Washington and Orfolk Norfolk New York McGuire Celia Hamilton McGuire Robert Goodwin Craig Chicago Miss McGuire Mr. Craig Robert Craig Jean Curtis Appleby Thomas Fraser von Natta, Jr J. F. R. Appleby Thirty-third Street Weiderman Woman’s College St. Joseph

Bride Glover Weds Baron Moncheur In Washington Church

Miss Glover and Baron Moncheur marry at a Washington church in a formal service led by a bishop. The bride wore a plain heavy white satin gown with lace and a tulle veil, and was attended by Miss Isabel Hagner in cream crepe de chine. A reception at 1703 K Street followed with lavish floral decor and gifts showcasing the couple’s popularity. guests included the Mexican Ambassador and Mme Azpiroz.

Miss Glover Isabel Hagner Miss Hagner Glover Baron Moncheur McKim Mendelssohn K Street Thurch Mme. Azpiroz Mme. Arehive

Debutante May Lewellyn Eliot Hosts Festive Tea

Social notices from Washington describe debutante May Lewellyn Eliot’s formal tea at her family home on P Street with gauze gown lace trim and a bouquet of roses. Other society happenings include Mrs. Wynne and Mrs. Fairbanks at home schedules, Army and Navy personnel visiting relatives, and upcoming nuptials among local families.

May Lewellyn Eliot Lewellyn Eliot P Street Neilson Ramsay Baltimore Valentine McNary Miss Peyton Myron Wright Miss Young Joan Reeves Maxey Hastings Ethel Eliot

London Fog Stops Traffic In Dense December Gloom

London faced a dense fog that blanketed the city by afternoon, lighting failing to dispel darkness. Traffic halted, pedestrians lost their way, and policemen grew confused as torchboys rushed to aid, delaying trains and hindering Queen Alexandra’s Sandringham departure.

London West End East End Trafalgar Square Queen Alexandra Sandringham Buckingham Race

Countess Cassini III Ill From Ptomaine Poisoning At Embassy

The Countess Cassini III, wife of the Russian ambassador, is gravely ill from ptomaine poisoning causing gastric fever after a dinner at the Russian Embassy. She attended a holiday festive as a central figure but fell ill soon after. The embassy and household are unsettled as doctors report rising symptoms despite treatment.

Marguerite Caseinila Cassini

Not Fit for Publication from the Cleveland Leader

A classroom dialect exchange shows a teacher questioning Tommy about a slowness remark on the board. Tommy evasively responds with a slang insult, implying punishment would follow if he spoke the full term. The exchange captures rural speech and discipline tone of the period.

Cleveland Leader Tommy

American Library Leaders Hear Spofford on European Books

The Public Library Association of DC held its final meeting of the year with remarks by Dr. Ainsworth Spofford and Dr. Ernest Richardson. Spofford compared European libraries to American usage, noting low readership in old regions and high engagement in the United States, and outlined issues facing traveling students and book transport. The session also announced officers for the association’s coming year.

Public Library Association of District of Columbia Public Library Ainsworth R. Spofford Library of Congress Ernest C. Richardson American Library Association Herbert Putnam District Public Library Association Spofford Spain Italy St. Mark’s Venice National Library of Spain Congressional Library Europe National Library Rome United Vatican Richardson Putnam Lodge Lawrence Bils Congress Thorvald Solberg David Hutchinson Cyrus Adler the Nations Museum George IF. Bowerman Carnegie Public Library Frederick W. Ashley Gopyright Office William §. Burns, Jr Public Documents Lbrary M. A. Gilkey Josephine A. Clark Department of Agriculture H. L. Prince Patent Office Library

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