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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1915

Page

12

White House baby named Francis Sayre sparks name debate

Washington dispatch details the decision on what to name President Wilson's grandson. The chosen name Woodrow Wilson Sayre Jr draws scrutiny for length, with Francis Sayre implied as an alternate. The article blends naming theory with social events at the capital, listing receptions, dinners, and marriage notices among the elite.

White House Francis Sayre Washington Thomas Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Lfe Samuel Adame Best Sayre Woodrow Wilson Sayre Frantia Bowes Sayre, Jr Wilson Grover Cleveland The United States Stephen Grover Cleveland

Little Frills and Furbelows Aflutter in Social World

George Cornwallis West arrived from Liverpool to see his wife Miss Pat rick Campbell in Chicago's Bernard Shaw play Pygmalion. Dr. Richard Derby praised the American Ambulance Hospital in Paris, noting its organization and efficiency. A $2,000 gift funded an automobile ambulance. Amateurs and professionals hosted a Sherry's dancing carnival in New York with a balloon dance and new Vells de l Ivresse ballroom dance introduced by society.

George Cornwallis West Patrick Campbell Liverpool Transylvania Chicago Bernard Shaw Col Cornwalliis-Wast Antwerp Richard Derby Paris Misa Ethel Roosevelt American Ambulance Hospital Hospital Fund Committee Whitney Warren East Fortyseventh Street New York Robert Bacon William Greenough Willard D. Straight August Belmont Charles H. Sherrill Junius Morgan Derby Sherry Mercy Barbara Thaw Alexander Blair Thaw Fifth Avenue Mise Thew Josephine Green Cecile Tesson Thayer Marie KR. Thayer Katherine Moore Elinor Davies Katherine Thaw Ada Norfleet Margaret Warren Susanne Warren Eunice Clapp Anna Ballard Manetta Chapin Emmalena Sizer Catherine Childs Mildred Sawyer Olivia Erdman Frederica Peterson Anna Woodin Marjorie North Emily Montague Dorothy Beattie Adeline Hotchkiss Mies Audrey N. Osborn James M. Beck, Jr Maldred Gautier Rica J. Hennen Legendre Mies Inga Santum London Newport Margaret Hawkenworth Basil Durant

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