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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1913

Page

7

White House Weddings Through the Years Recalled

The article recalls White House weddings and the superstition about the Wilson daughters. It notes Miss Wilson will be the thirteenth bride at the executive mansion and mentions Alice Roosevelt’s elaborate 1903 ceremony. It also references Grover Cleveland’s earlier marriage to Frances Folsom and the Longworth-Roosevelt wedding in the east room.

Jessie Woodrow Wilson President Wilson Wilson Francis Bowes Sayre White House Miss Wilson New York City J. Borden Harriman Delaware Baltimore Blue Room Miss Folsom Emily Platt Clevelands President Hayes Russell Hasting Ellen Wrenshall Grant Algernon C. F. Sartoris Heilzabeth Tyler William Waller Williamsburg Daniel Webster Misa Tyler Virginia Mr. Webster Jackson Delia Lewie Nashville Alphonse Joseph Yver Par Maria Monroe Anna Todd Dolly Madison Woodrow Wilson Milions Executive Mansion Cupid Duan Cupid Willson Alice Roosevelt Miss Roosevelt Ride Paterson Roosevelt Nicholas Longworth United States Grover Cleveland Fils Frances Folsom

Recital and Organist Convention Highlights at Ocean Grove

A piano recital by Miss Anna Isora Bergman’s pupils at Foster Recital Hall featured Ellwood Vermillion Lawrence Vermillion Humphrey Walsh George Reed Merlin Weisch Phebe Fleming Phyllis Robinson Reginald Newton Grace Weber Sarah Cooper Rosemary Arnold. The National Association of Organists plans a large Ocean Grove convention with daily programs, organ recitals, exhibits, and Handel's Messiah closing the week under Tallysen Morgan. The League of American Pen Women met June 28, electing Florence Jones Evans and others, with plans for literary work and oversight of club productions. Marion Longfellow O Donoghue praised the league’s growth and influence.

Anna Isora Bergman Foster Recital Hall Ellwood Lawrence Vermillion Humphrey Walsh George Reed Merlin Weisch Phebe Fleming Phyllis Robinson Reginald Newton Grace Weber Sarah Cooper Rosemary Arnold National Association of Organists Ocean Grove N. d Union Tallysen Morgan League of American Pen Women Leonard H. Wilder Florence Jones Evans Washington, D. C Byron Holly Louisiana Bessiey Silverthorn Vermont League Knapp A. & Hamilton Halty Marion Longfellow O'Donoghue Holbrook New York

Molnar Comedy Set for New York Stage Next Season

Harrison Grey Fiske announces the early next season production of a new Molnar comedy. The play, successful in Vienna as Der Leibgardist and in Berlin as Der Garfleofizier, centers on a famous actor and his actress wife with a critic as a family friend. Fiske secured American rights from Hans Bartach after a prior copyright dispute hindered U.S. production.

Harrison Grey Fiske Molnar Vienna Hans Bartach Hungary the Devil United States Mr. Fiske

Noted Women Celebrate Birthdays Today

Theosophist Mrs. Tingley turns 61, Lizette Orth 65, and Princess Victoria Alexandra Olga Mary 46. Tingley, born in Newburyport, led the Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society and founded Point Loma, New England roots, and global relief work. Orth, a Mitford native, married John Orth at 25 and wrote Mother Goose Songs Without Words and many other works for children and schools.

Tingley Lizette Orth Victoria Alexandra Olga Mary George Duke of Fife Norway Newburyport Mass Westcott New England Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society Point Loma Cal

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