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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1910

Page

3

American heiress to wed penniless English nobleman in fashion season

Miss Drexel of Philadelphia, daughter of Anthony J Drexel, will marry Viscount Maidstone, eldest son of the Hart of Winchilsea and Nottingham, in Westminster's St Margaret Church. The ceremony, hosted by London society and attended by leading families, is set for June with a lavish continental tour to follow.

Washington Mat Baretta Drexel Mic Anthony J Drexel Viscount Matd- Aline London England Edward VII Len Letty’ Mamoru Tathind Sybil Fellowe Ramsay Kerathys ii Ives East Kent Yeomanry Memhay Wirdea Northeshun Haron Finch Ertay Wear Reo Kirby Hall Maidstone Philadelphia Hrony Drexel Jr Marjor, Ironld Mins Drexel

Aborn Opera Week Mix at National theater

Aborn English Grand Opera Company opens a second week with Carmen and Faust as the featured pair while Il Trovatore yields to Alda later in the week. A matinee 26 and 50 cents starts the run. Belasco hosts The Little Minister with Violet Vivian. Columbia stages The Road to Yesterday. Casino presents continuous vaudeville with Country Choir and Heusel Walsh. Gayety tours The College Girls. Arcade resumes wrestling bouts with Joe Turner defending the title and cash prizes per minute.

National Aidas Aborn English Grand Opera Company The Bizet Casino Heusel and Walsh Mistway Joe Turner Turner Yhetriet Columbia South

Day Purchases Petworth Home In Illinois Avenue

John F. Day buys the residence at 3928 Illinois Ave Petworth a red pressed brick front home with white mortar blue slate mantled and a wide porch. Willige Gibbs Daniel brokers sold to Annie V. Anderson the seven room house with full tiled bath furnace heat on a 28 by 90 foot lot for about 34 600.

John F. Day Illinois Avenue Willige, Gibbs & Daniel Annie V. Anderson Illinois Ave Petworth

Society News Says Lawn Fete Aids Georgetown Hospital And More

Society continues with a Georgetown University Hospital lawn fete despite threatening skies. Guests from Charlottesville Washington Richmond Brookline Summit Chicago and Pittsburgh attended. Highlights include piano violin performances, a French dance in costume by Girls' Friendly Society, and proceeds aiding parish debt. Cora Lee Trevolla and Rollin Farquhar Webber wed at noon with post wedding plans to reside at 112 Fourth Street Northeast.

Georgetown University Hospital Aled Riggs Dudley Morgan Punch W H. Hardesty Gowans Milton Alles McNeil Stobiman Parker Miss Parker Misses Bell Wilder Philip Lee Scantling Rector's Aid Society St. Margaret's Church O'Elock Col Truesdell Nineteenth Street Columbia Road John J Lawrence Judson Clements Royal B Bradford Levellon Brown Humphrey Mose Carotene F Smith Edith McKelden Fort Myer Edna Burgess Doe Elsom Girls' Friendly Society Brastow Aielen MacGrotty Rose Bradford Charles J. Wrafley A C Fenton Arthur Giles Redwood Vandergrift LeRoy Gough Cora Lee Trevolla Rollin Farquhar Webber George A Miller Ninth Street

Social notes of Washington readers departing for travels and weddings

Secretary of the Bureau of American Republics and Mme Yanes sail for Argentina aboard the Tennyson, with routes via Brazil and Uruguay, as Mr Yanes attends the Pan American Congress in Buenos Aires. Swedes in Bar Harbor, Ginsburgs and Hammonds at Hot Springs, and wedding details for Miss Elizabeth Bertran and Snowden A. Fahnestock Jr. at the Gotham. Receptions, house closings, and D A R events appear with multiple households planning summer residences and gatherings in June.

Bureau of American Republics Mme Yanes Washington Sal Tennyson Argentina Yanes Pan-American Congress Buenos Aires Brazil Uruguay Ekengren Cheres. Waffaires Sweden Bar Harbor Mme. Ekengren

Veteran walks 60 miles for Memorial Day parade

Willam H Moser, a 86-year-old Civil War veteran from Mine Township, Columbia County, walked 30 miles to Danville for the G A R Memorial Day parade and returned home the same day. The journey took about twelve hours each way. he served in both the Mexican and Civil Wars and was not upset by the long trek.

Washington Post Indianapolis Willam H Moser Immine Township Columbia County Danville

Dimock Sides Washington Memorial Drive to Build Hall

Mrs Dimock heads the George Washington Memorial Association and has raised funds toward a 40,000 hall honoring Washington. Prominent donors include Carnesi Morgan and Hill. she departments fundraising into schoolchildren and regional committees to broaden appeal nationwide.

Henrt F. Dimock Whitney George Washington George Washington Meorial Association Andrew Carnesi J. P. Morgan James J. Hifil Washington

The King's Dog Caesar at King Edward Funeral

The dog Caesar appeared at King Edward VII's funeral, surprising many as a symbol of the monarch's affection for animals. The piece notes soldiers with arms reversed and cites Rudyard Kipling on dogs' bonds with British soldiers, reflecting the king's universal popularity and animal kindness.

New York Sun Sun-Sir Howard VII Caesar Khdare Stowe Henry V St Paul's Abbey Chesterton Edward Rudyard Lahore India Alexandra Leeds New York

MISS M. A. MHARG WEDS PAYMASTER G R VENABLE

Miss Marian Adelaide McHarg daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry K McHarg of New York and Stamford married George Richard Venable paymaster USN of Marion Va in St John s Episcopal Church Stamford Conn The Rev Luke White officiated and a reception followed at the McHarg home Gen Horace Porter attended the ceremony The newlyweds will reside in Portsmouth where Venable is stationed

Stamford Conn G. R. Venable Marian Adelaide McHarg Henry K. McHare New York George Richard Venable USN Marion St. John's Episcopal Church McHarg Strawberry Hill Luke White Pulaski Ir White Venable University of Virginia

Former Representative Knowles Dead in Deadwood

Freeman Knowles aged 64 died of pneumonia in Deadwood South Dakota on June 1. He spent twenty years editing newspapers here and was widely known as a socialist.

Knowles Deadwood S Dak Freeman Knowles

Pittsburg Wedding for Miss Katherine McCook Miller

Miss Katherine M McCook daughter of Mr and Mrs Willis McCook of Fifth avenue Pittsburg married Henry J Miller son of Mrs William Miller of Washington DC at St Pauls Roman Catholic Cathedral Pittsburg Rev Regis Canevin officiated at 11 am Bridesmaids ushers and guest list included Eleanor McCook Ella Cassidy Eleanor Dupuy Frances Thorn Norris Miller Lee Miller Webster B Holmes and others from New York Washington and Cincinnati Willis F McCook father of the bride a noted Pittsburg attorney and director in the Equitable Insurance Company attended as host family guests came from Washington DC and other cities

Washington Post Pittsburg St Paul's Roman Catholic Cathedral Fifth Avenue Katherine M McCook Willis # McCook Herry J Miller William Miller Washington, DC Regis Canevin W Edgar Reed Eleanor M McCook Ella K Cassidy Eleanor Dupuy Frances Thorn Norris Miller Bribal Stobert Miller Harold F Wardell Robert Burns New York Lee Miller

Weds Joseph Pulitzer in St Louis and Nellie Wickham

Joseph Pulitzer of New York and St Louis married Nellie Wickham of St Louis at the Wickham home in a Presbyterian ceremony. Attendants included Ralph Pulitzer and several New York and St Louis figures. A lawn reception followed before the couple departed east. George S Oliver, editor of the Gazette Times, wed Laura Gipin Smith in Pittsburg this evening.

St Louis Joseph Pulitzer New York Nellie Wickham Edmund Wickham Wickham W J Mekhittrick First Presbyterian Church Louise Nugent Caroline *Lackland Mildred Stickney Edith Pulitzer Ralph Pulitzer W . Webb, Jr Frederice Cruger James Park Philip Royer Richard Kennard E R Catlin, Jr Andrew Drew St Lome East Olver Pittsburg George 8 Oliver The Gazette Times United States George T. Oliver Laura Giipin Smith Persifer F Smith

New Psalm Brook Adopted by United Presbyterian Assembly

Philadelphia notes a revised psalms book adopted after a heated debate. Rev W A Campbell of Mercer opposed the revision, arguing it contains human hymns and free renderings, challenging the church's psalm-singing identity while urging unity with the Presbyterian Church. Industrial conditions were condemned and resolutions to improve workers’ conditions were adopted at the closing session.

Philadelphia General Assembly United Presbyterian Church W A Campbell Mercer Campbell Presbyterian

Bride of Ensign Nichols Weds in Baltimore Park

Miss Cilla Vincent Kuhns daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kuhns married Ensign Newton Lord Michals USN son of Rev and Mrs George Edward Nichols of New Haven Conn The ceremony was conducted by Ensign Emanuel A Lofquist with ushers Lt Wilbur Thyng C8 Mooc Ensign Donald T Hunter and Ensign Frank R Berg The maid of honor was Miss Mary Emily Cassard and bridesmaids included Miss Marie Fieldling Dashiell Miss Sallie Warfield Cockey and Miss Louise DM The couple will reside in Philadelphia where Ensign Nichols is stationed Also married in Rockville Md was Miss Lucy May Heim of Goshen to Mr William Stacey Bet of Avery with Rev R White officiating

Philadelphia Devon Countess de Conturbia Edward K. Rowland Count von Bernsterg Rowland Count von Bernstorfe Alexander van Rensselaer John Fett Edward Browning Frances Sullivan Reba Sampel Sullivan Wemuel Artemus J Angelo Devereux Leland Thompson Cheviot Kitty Smith Phyllis Hare Mra Powell Evans Mary Caldwell Gordon Kate Gordon Alexander van Rennselaer Charlie McCann Baltimore Samuel P. Huhn Frederick Strawbridge Charles Randolph Snowden Charles B Penrose William J. Clothier Victor Mather Richard P McGrann McGranh Pern Gaskill Hall James Francis Sullivan J. Gardner Cassatt Elizabeth Pierce Daisy Coxe Wright B. Frank Clyde Frederick Schmidt Elizabeth Chew Bether Bowen George H. Earle Frances I Gowen Philippus Miller von A. Cabeen A. J. Drexel Paul Florence Bell Mildred HB. Cassatt J Gardner Cassatt David Sharp Spencer Oiig Devon Inn Washington Sust Clla Vincent Kuhns Joseph Vincent Kuhns Denmere Park Newton Lord Michals USN George Edward Nichols New Haven Conn Emmanuel A Lofquist Liewt Wilbur Thyng Donald T Hunter & S Rockville Lucy May Heim Goshen William Stacey Bet Avery Louise May Lbay Wiliam Wagner Kensington R White The Baptist Church

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