Society Notes Highlight Washington Weddings and Visits
Miss Margaret Turner wed Ensign Alexander Somerville Wotherspoon at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in Washington. En route, Mrs Shipton departs Washington after years of friendship making. Other society items note engagements, travels, hotel stays, and homecomings of prominent residents and diplomats in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Turner
John B. Tarner
Alexander Somerville Wotherspoon
U.S
Geneval
W. W. Wotherspoon
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Wallace Radcliffe
Ruth Larner
Thomas Js. L. Brown
Einsigns
J. I. McKern
Se RA. Shumaker
W. A. Hicks
Armstrong
Ark
Bride of Yesterday Heeded as Bay State Resident
A bride of yesterday who had lived several years in Philadelphia is recorded as a resident of the Bay State. The note notes her marriage and relocation shaping local society coverage from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bay State
Philadelphia
Clark Evarts wedding at Belmont Road home
A Union of Frances Louise Evarts and Lieut Bert F Clark U S N occurred yesterday afternoon at 9 o'clock at the bride's cousin's residence on Belmont Road. Rev William Couden officiated before relatives and intimate friends with a reception following. The ceremony featured a library setting decorated with palms and white roses and a wedding cake cut with the groom's sword. The bride wore an elaborate white tulle gown with opalescent lace and pearls. bridesmaids Miss Marie Friday and Miss Josephine Wolhaupter wore pink tulle frocks. Lieut Franklin G Percival U S N served as best man. The couple left for a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Henry
Belmont Road
Frances Louise Evarts
Francis A. Evarts
Bert F. Clark
Tienry Clark
Wyoming
William Couden
Killarney
Marie Friday
Josephine Wolhaupter
Willarney
Franklin G. Percival
U.S. N
Clark
Tater
Henry
Calvert Street
Herbert Scott Smith
Mrs. Dawson
the Woodward
Misa Andoinnette Camp
James Camp
Lowry
Hostess to Confederate Veterans And a Sponsor at Thor Reunion
A hostess to Confederate Veterans and a sponsor at the Thor Reunion spent spring in Washington then traveled to Kalamazoo Michigan for home, visiting Chicago for her daughter's wedding yesterday. The wedding date moved up due to Theut Robinson's orders to Fort Riley. Commander and Mrs Edward Kalbfus hosted guests Emory Buckingham and his wife from Baltimore. Findley Burns of Baltimore took over the residence of Mrs William B Myers at 3754 McKinley Street Chevy Chase for three months. Mrs Myers and her son Franklin Hammett Myers stayed with Mrs Hammett's mother Mrs Charles M Hammett before heading to North Carolina for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen Smith
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Doe
Washington
Delos A. Hiedgett
Tevis A Blodgett
Kins
Kalamazoo
Mich
Chicago
Theut. Robinson
Fort Riley
Findley Burns
Baltimore
William RB. Myers
McKinley Street
Chevy Chase
Dawson Emmerich Wedding Time and Details
The marriage of Miss Irma Emmerich daughter of Mr and Mrs George Monroe Emmerich and Mr Thomas Hambleton Dawson Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hambleton Dawson took place yesterday afternoon at 4 pm. The ceremony united the families in a quiet local wedding with attendees noted as part of the society announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T. Mertick
Henrietta Sands Anderson
EB. D. Bird
Greenwich
Conn
H. C. Whitney
Eric L. Bergland
Baltimore
BF. Sands
Preston Sands
Washington
Emilie Piquette
Detroit
R. T. Merrick
Merrick
The
du Pont Company
Wilmington
Del
Irma Emmerich
George Monroe Emmerich
Thomas Hambleton Dawson
Georgette Crepes and Silk Dresses in Beige Tones
Afternoon gowns and a wide array of dresses listed with prices from 5.90 to 48.50 in Georgette Crepe Satin and Crepe de Chine. Styles include straight line, box plaited, basque, empire, and tunic designs with embroidery, pockets, belts, and collars. Includes coats dresses and linen options for summer wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Georgette Crepes
Georgette
Taffeta
Boarding House Given to Y W C A in Washington
The Y W C A will convert Mount Vernon Seminary property at Thirteenth and M streets NW into dormitories and dining halls for 130 residents. Trustees approved a 15 ten thousand dollar purchase with 4000 furnishings value and expect the building ready by July 1. Includes new administration wing on adjacent ground. outlines trustees and officers for the coming year. A new opaque sleep mask invention is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bles
Enth
Assovia
Mount Vernon Seminary
Tuly
Asac 1
Thirteenth
Siests West
Elizabeth J
Sommers
Eso
Thomas Riley Marshall
Henary
Witham Haimily
Elizabell F. Pierce
Charles W. Richardson
Mianancea E. Chickering
Robert JT. Corby
Mac Waret R. Fox
Florence M. Brown
Fred KB. Wright
Robert Lansing
Jona Paul Ernest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shipton
Viet
Weatherapoon
Ashe
Valles
Dorothy
M. G
Massachusetts Avenue
Maher
Alice Farrington Flynn
Fiynn
Mr. Maher
Fort Monroe
New York
Ekengren
York
Mme. Ekengren
Edgartoun
Martha’s Winyard
Masa
Uvester
HL Jackson
Mme
Christian Hauge
Lord Northcliffe
the Shoreham
Reed
James Ay Reed
Clara M. Murphy
Corinne Conklin
Ralph Coleman
Richard Coleman
Virginia
Church of the Ascension
Nelms
Mrs. Coleman
Mr. Coleman
Wrurangs
James E. McCabe
Clark—Evarts
Anne Bryan
Capt
Mrs. Bryan
Charleston S.C. Navy Yard
Katherine Theiss
Helen Wadsworth
Henry Hobart Hawkins
Lisut
Stanley Robinson
Haw
Thor
Edward ¢. Kalbfus
Emory G. Buckingham
Douglas Demmon
Demmon
Stonewall Jackson
John B. Castleman
Louisville
Harding—MacGregor
Nannie Bowie MacGregor
Florence E. MacGregor
J. Harry Harding
Joseph Harding
Jackson Springs
N. C
Rosalie MacGregor
Martha Hliazheth MacGregor
Mary Roberta MacGregor
Milas Claire Sessford
William
Mace Gregor
Harding
Mahion A. Winter
Louise Chase
Elizabeth Livezey
Norfolk
Annapolis
Dawson—Emmerich
Alice Y Waynard
F Street
W. Washington
BD. C
Louvre
Mtases
Red Cross War Service Fund
Red Cross
Henry B. F. Macfarland
Evans Building
Airy
Self Materiae
Army
Capital
Samuel R. Gleaves
Mt. Vernon Seminary
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!