Engagement of Miss Boardman to Senator Crane Noted in Washington Society
Announcement of Miss Josephine Porter Boardman daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Boardman to Senator Winthrop Murray Crane of Massachusetts draws wide social interest. Boardman is linked to Washingtons exclusive set and Longworth circle. The couple plan a July wedding at the Boardman country home with immediate family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. Jr. Boardman
Miss Boardman
Longworth
Josephine Porter Boardman
Wiliam J. Boardman
Winthrop Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Nicholas Longworth
Mass
Williston Seminary
Easthampton
Zilmas Crane
Mewshaw Collins Wedding At McKendree Church
Miss E Lula Mewshaw and Frederick A Collins wed at McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev E L Hubbard officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs C Mason Talley and bridesmaids Pearl Mewshaw Ethel Day Inga Shilling and Mary Collins. Best man Walter Collins and ushers Walter Bennett Fred Tarbox C O Ruedy and William T Peake. The couple left for a California wedding trip after a rice shower at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church
McKendree M
E. Lula Mewshaw
Joshua 3. Mewshaw
Frederick A. Collins
E. L. Hubbard
C. Mason Talley
Charleston
Pearl Mew- Shaw
Ethel Day
Inga Shilling
Mary Collins
Bertha
Walter Collins
Ashers
Walter Bennett
Fred Tarbox
C. O., Ruedy
William T. Peake
Briggs Hobart Nuptials in Auburn Maine
Special to The Washington Post reports the marriage of Miss Caroline Frye Briggs of Auburn Maine to Garret A Hobart of Paterson New Jersey son of the late Vice President. The private ceremony drew notable guests including Senator Frye and Mrs Hobart widow of the Vice President. Reverend F A Dillaghan officiated. The couple will spend the summer in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Auburn
Caroline Frye Briggs
United States
William P. Frye
Maine
Garret A. Hobart
Paterson
N. J
Hobart
Frye
Old Mill TeA House Opens In Rock Creek Park
Old Mill in Rock Creek Park has become a tea house serving ices, soft drinks, tea, sandwiches and cake from 2 PM daily. Managed by the Misses Todd, well known to city residents, the new enterprise offers summer evenings refreshments. Ruff etiquette and stage fashion are noted in fashion column, discussing the return of ruffs and the latest neckwear trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
George and Boldt Jr wed in Yuma Arizona
George and Boldt Jr son of Waldorf Astoria Hotel owner New York married Misa Estella Savin daughter of a wealthy Byamlah merchant of Ta Jas Mexico in a ceremony at Yuma Arizona last Monday. News notes.
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George & Boldt, Jr
San Diego
Cal, Jung
George
Boldt, Jr
New York
Misa Estella Savin
Ta Jas Mexico
Yuma
Ariz
Marriages and wedding notices bloom in city churches
Several weddings are reported with details of gowns, attendants, and venues. Miss Margaret Stanley Davis wed Joseph Stearns Cole at Calvary Baptist Church, with plans for a journey to Harrisburg. Other ceremonies include Miss Elizabeth Davis and John Kelly at St Pauls, Miss Reging Julian to Mr. Seibert in Des Moines, and Lieut Thomas Lee Johnson to Henrietta Woodward in Connecticut Ave. ceremony. Families announce receptions, travel, and upcoming home dates, with attendees named and venues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Margaret Stanley Davis
Frank H. Poser
Joseph Stearns Cole
Morristown
N. J
Greene
Frank H. Pelouze
Lohengrin
William Quinn
Frank Davis
Harris Bucklin
Providence
R. I
Mrs. Cole
Harrisburg, Pa
Mary C.' Donaldson
George G. Donaldson
V Street
SS Paul's Catholic Church
John Kelly
Palma
James E. Krug
Margaret Donaldson
Henrietta A. Woodward
Thomas Lee Johnson
Connecticut
R. R. Converse
Rochester
Forbes
Harrison, Bispham
Bispham
Kindergarten Fete At Smithsonian With Marine Band
A thousand public school kindergartners enjoyed a games festival on Smithsonian grounds. The event featured numerous games and songs with Marine Band music. Teachers led the visual divisions across nine groups, each supervised by named Misses with duties listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian Institution
Bencheen
Marine Band
Vatios Aivisions
Brown
Griffiths
Prentice
Richards
Stockard
Clifton
McFarland
McKnew
Searle
Oberly
Reynolds
Skillioan
Hoskins
Janney
Carr
Evans
Morte
Mosher
Endicott
Morrin
Pollock
Soule
Crook
Swan
Green
Thompson
Davis
En[Micott
Ridgeway
Street Car Picnic and River View Trips
The Capital Traction Company's relief event will offer a five trip steamer to River View and back all day. Authorities announce a lucky numbers drawing with prizes of car hooks. Many children were rescued using Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. price listed as $1. AU Grugeiunte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Traction Company
River View
Dr. King
Consumpton
WARMING CONFIRMS WEDDING CANCELLED OVER MARRIAGE SCANDAL
Mount Vernon NY society notices recount Herbert E. Walter recalling wedding invitations for Edith Walter to Robert H Downes after a letter reveals Downes is already married. Downes, a Middletown lawyer and auto firm secretary treasurer, denied divorce details and disappeared after invitations were recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Walter
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Edith
Robert H. Downes
Downes
Herbert
E. Walter
North Fulton Avenue
Walter
Middletown
Conn
Philadelphia
John the Whompson
Thompson
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company
Henry Robinson
Robinson
Middietown
Mise Walter
Robert Henry Downes
Miss Walter
Proposals for fuel and stationery for Congress and House
Proposals for fuel for the United States Senate and for stationery for the House of Representatives will be received in Washington DC. Bids must specify coal wood and coke quantities with weights or measures and be accompanied by certified checks or bonds. Inspections and weighings will be performed by Senate staff. bids open at noon on dates listed. right to reject any bid reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Washington
D. C
United States
United Pextes
Senate
We Ganke
Atever
Sermeart-at- Alba Weaceettaerpeant-at-Army
Bastee
House of Representativnty Uniter
Bates
Washington, D.C
House of Representatives
Csdowsll
United States ‘House
House of Reprenenbyeiven
Algo
House of Représentatives
Wilbej
Lrds
Ela
House of Representives
Washington,d
House of Hepresentatives
Hill
Congress
Capitol
Pital
A ‘McDowell
House of Resentatives
A. McDowell
WILL GO TO OYSTER BAY To Leave Washington After Adjournment
President Roosevelt prepares for a Sagamore Hill summer visit at Oyster Bay. A trunk shipment leaves the White House and Archie Roosevelt’s pony is sent there. Ethel and Quentin Roosevelt head to Sagamore Hill with Archie, while Theodore Jr. and Kermit proceed to Oyster Bay after finishing studies. Mrs Roosevelt plans to remain at the White House until Congress adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Familly
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
White House
Archie Roosevelt
Ethel
Quentin Roosevelt
Archie
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Kermit
Hervard and
Groton
Long Island
Congress
Idler and Romeo and Juliet At Local Theaters
The Juexia Theater Company opens with a revival of The Idler starring John Mason in Simon Strong and Odette Tyler with B D MacLean in Romeo and Juliet at the Belasco next week. George D. Parker, Fuller Mellish, W H Tooker, Blanche Stoddard, Guy Coombs, and a Lyceum stock burlesque follow. Amateur night closes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy. Standing
The
Strong
Ia Theater Company
Cr. Haddon
Chambers
Jei Frohman
Lyceum Theater
New York
Washington
John Mason
Simon Strong
My. Mason
London
George Alexander
8. James Theater
Charpate
St. James
Mason
Guy Ianning
Odette Tyler
B.D. MacLean
Belasco
Miss Tyler
Julet
Mr. MacLean
Juliet
Manbean Ras
Mercutio
Fnally
George D. Parker
Romeo
Creston Clarke
Odeon Stock Company
St Louis
Mr. Macbean
Merontin
Fuller Mellish
Peter
Apothecary
Mr. Mellish
W. WH. Tooker
Briar Laurence
W. P. West
Turse
Blanche Stoddard
Lady Capulet
Guy Coombs
Tybalt
Gleanings on Gneathpeake Beach Attractions and Tours
Prospective visitors are informed of Gheanpeake Beach offerings including a rebuilt dancing pavilion over the water, Haley's band, extended boardwalk, new bathing suits, and diverse amusements. The Beach features improved scenic railway, better trains, city-meal service, open weekends, and weekend steamer trips to Colonial Beach from early June through July with River View excursions by the Protected Home Circle this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gheanpeake Beach
Pitty
Washington
Haley
Tme
St Johns
Colonial Beach
Potomac
M.m
St. Johns
St. Johna
River View
Seventh Street
SHOTY OCR ITEM FROM LOCAL AD NOTICE AT SHIMD SHOP
Fragmentary ad mentions flora tobacco and various oils and soaps. Credit lists items like whale oil soap and Agmon oil with stray terms. The readable segment references a bird store at a northwest 71st street area and scattered products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmid
Supreme Court notices condemn land for alley widening in DC
In the District of Columbia Supreme Court notices issued June 1908 seek condemnation of land for widening an alley in block 24 Columbia Heights along with appointment of a five person jury to assess damages. Published in the Washington Law Reporter and local papers, the order requires owners to appear by June 10 or June 1 in the year shown to ratify damages and benefits. A separate probate notice announces estate of Samuel Henderson Griffith with payment and distribution at a set date and invites creditors or claimants to present claims.
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Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Alde
District of Columbia
District of Colo Ne
District’of Columbia
District ‘of Columbia
United’ States
United States
District of ‘Columbia
Perrone
Jon
Theington Law Reporter
Washington Evening Star
Washington. Post
Washington. Times
Stainfala
Y. the
Job Barnard
Stuptine
Sea Young
Cleri BE
Gunningham
Assi
H ‘Thomas
James Francie ‘Smith
Attorneys
Supreme Court OF the
District of “Columbia
District Court
Columbia Heights
District of Colum
Bia
Strict’ of Columbia
United ‘States
Weahingtan
Ena Ones
Washington Post
Wehington
Times
Ayotr
Merehal
A.D
Barnard
Supreme Court OF the District OF .Co. Jumbis
Probete ‘Court
Serlhar
Suprema Court of
Samuel
Henderson Gridith
Supreme Court ‘of the
W .Pro‘bate
Ovclogk
Sourtoom
Warren G. Grifrifh
A. A. Hophting
Taylor
Schemble
Railroads timetable details from early 1900s era lines
Schedule figures published daily as information. trains serving War renton Dahville Warrenton and other local stations. Multiple named trains include First-class coaches and sleepers to Columbus Bayonne Jacksonville and New Orleans with dining car service. Through sleepers to Washington and New York. limiteds to Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis with Pullman cars. regional connections to Norfolk and Western network and Virginia Hot Springs offerings.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Erasion
Pittsburg Express
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Aera
Eerio
Tous Aeeres
Cara Washington
Harrinburg Chien Ingiahapflag
St Lews
Nasaville
Cinepera
Louisville
Pulitman
Sinnatt E
Spilman Eh
Washington
Harris Haristars
Clevela
Bargarton
PrasucRa
Pullman
Cleveland
Toig
Grtom Fonatogaslly
Canandeigue
Paite
I Funday
Pennie Vanta
General Mager
Euasonger
Columbus
Lynchburg
Firet
Roarnoke
Beagrie
Chattanooga
Memphle
Birmalighen
Oflam Dinig
Dally
Southwestern Limited
Au-Pullmantoln
Observation Obre
Atlanta
Macon
Civb
Slegpara
Nashville
Birmingham
New Orleans
Traina Run
Saage
Somadie Pos
Daly
Bae
Poi
Bivemont
Laecborg
Eave Ahington
Offieas
Sit
Genneevarin
Hespencer
Ox. Vapaisnike
Chicaco Ant
Louis
Reecher
Clacinzatt
Arc
St. Lois
Chicago
Lonle‘ville
Uinoinmatl
Indianspoke
Virginia Hot Springs
DALE
Fi. V.- Limited
Cincinnath
Lexington
Logisville
Virginia
Hot Springs
Cincinnati
Cheaspeake
Ohio
Maaphis
Rey Ratty
Norfolk
Berryville
Tarry
Pennsylvania
Washington Southern Railway
Fie Onde
Auaril
Wraderlckata Fe
Atti
Cule
W. F- Tarpon
Richmond, Va
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Aapa
New ‘York
Wilmington
M.C
Petersburg
Pennsylvania Qai Road
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Senator Crane
George F. Hoar
Crane
Mewshaw-Collins
Briggs
Frye Bride
Enterprise
Misses Todd
Social and Personal
Dagneaux
St. Matthew's
Father Lee
Father Cooper
Connecticut Avenue
Frank Howe
Princeton
Ray Howe
Sophy Carr Stanton
Europe
Germany
A. T. Smith
Twelfth Infantry
Yvon Fike
Wyoming
Mrsmith
Two
Philippines
James S. Phillips
Carrie A. Phillips
James 8. Phillips
Sanita Domingo
Shepherdstown
W. Va
W. A. Hildebrand
Atlantic City
James Judge
Margaret Anne
Harry Nelson Bpottswood
Johnson
Paul Brent Johnson
Leavenw
Dlay
Missouri
Daisy Woodward
Joseph A. Bogan
Katherine Louise Ruplt
Smithsonian
18Th Street
Park Road
Newton Street
Ingleside
John F. Lynch
S Street N. W
Terrell & Little
Colorado Building
Quentin
Burlesque Company
Wil
Fidelity Storage Cd
Angestractibie
Posvermin
Frople
EXPRESS/CO
Getard
St. Nw
DAW & CO
Quailty Olf Smagne Shade
Hichung’ Steel
Quitpeak
Hleeblati’s
EH Homes Apd
James Francis ‘Smith
Forge
POST
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Penna. Ave
Berrsbore
Rateigh
Columbia
Savannah
Jackenville
Tape
Birmings
Mobile
Pansacole
New Orleas
Bex ‘Mall
Washington Bate
Hamlet
Beaboard Express
Jacksonville
Igen
Bret Neeper
Atlant
Birman
Railroads
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Liaye Gratton
Jersey Ave
Cat Ovgg
NEW Tork
Philadelphis
Blospers
Poveatad
Stevie
Westtyard
Eeaicaco
Northwehst
Chriscany St
Lote
Baguretown
Boyd and Way Points
Fees
Oso
Tala
EREBU
Banka
Ge le Jara Teket
Chesapeake Beach
Mort
Ares Oi
Potomas
Ps Fst
Joan
Buraiture
Telary
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Ca
B Street
N. W
St. N. W
Reliance Loan and Trust
Orev Holreate
Rowe Ae Ee
Ree
Eweleth Street N. W
Leatherman
Ton's
Loea
Shade
Fisk Elgin
Stewart
Erman Palysician
Ain
Stomseh
Bob
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