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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1914

Page

14

White House Anniversary and Many New Weddings

The White House marked the ninth anniversary of the president and Mrs. Wilson with quiet celebrations and greeting messages. Social figures and families including the Noyes and Fornes circles figure in engagements, weddings, and dinners at Chevy Chase Club and other Washington venues.

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Miss Ormsby Weds Mr Fewkes in Baltimore Cathedral

A colorful society page notes Miss Genevieve Marie Ormsby married J R Fewkes at 6 15 pm in the Baltimore Cathedral in a small ceremony attended by relatives and intimate friends. The bride wore a dark blue gabardine suit with a marguerite hat and carried white sweet peas. Miss Etta White and Miss Selina Wilson attended. The couple departed for Atlantic City after the ceremony.

Genevieve Marie Ormsby Miss White Selina Wilson Charles Gilpin Wilson Sisage Pink Sweet Peas Spring C.W. Sturley Harry Theron Peters

Wedding Ceremony and Reception in Town

The ceremony began at 7 30 with the bride given in marriage by her father and followed by a reception. Attendants included maid of honor Misa Ruth Haines of Boston, sister Rae Wison as flower girl, bridesmaids Anne Peters and Eliza Candy, best man John Matthews, ushers Carter Wilson and Wilmer Greene. After a wedding trip the couple will return to Washington and take possession of their Chevy Chase cottage in October. Mrs Charles F E Munroe and Miss Munroe plan to leave for an early trip this week.

White House Wosen William Bles McAdoo Parine Colina Aiton Helen Wood- Lan Vist Smith New Orleans Mes Wilson Tate Yester Iry Tom Koveo Savannah Eal Hride Ay Sane Te Elen Ose Aare Washington Crosby Noyes Mr Noyes Mary M. Vaux George Vaux Bryn Mawr Charles D. Walcott Nonn Friends Walcott Bfa Mise Vaux Canadian Rockies Misa Vaux Dr. Walcott First Brethren Baptist Church Tirzah M. Lyon William Lyon Laula T. Clapper Louisville Ohio Thomas E. Moore Meredith Lyon Lila ©. Driscoll Bosale E. Brooks Doris Speer Sadie E. Reeves Margaret Lyon Zelda Claud Baltimore Frank. B. Clapper Thoburn Lyon Sydney Claud Willem Porte St Louis Louis Prinner Misa Ruth Haines Boston Rae. Wison Anne Peters Eliza Candy John Matthews Peters Carter Wilson Wilmer Greene Pe‘tera Chevy Chase

Ray Palmer wedding and Atlantic City notes in brief

Dr Elnore C Folkmar spoke on public health at the American Medical Association meeting in Atlantic City. A wedding reception followed the ceremony of Ana Belle Ray and Waldo Emerson Palmer at the Church of the United Brethren. Guests included Elvin Beatrice Allpress and Eira Palmer among others. Mr and Mrs Willoughby Chesby and family are homes in Maryland after ten days at Atlantic City. Lusitania passengers included Mrs L Lockwood and Miss Helen Lockwood.

Elnore C. Folkmar Atlantic City American Medical Association Seaside Hotel Church of the United Brethren C. E. Fultz Willoughby Chesby Loch Lynn Washington L. Lockwood Helen Lockwood

Prince Earl at Columbia and Camille at Polls Theatre

Revival of A C Gunter comedy Prince Earl stars Richard Mansfield, a noted early success for Mansfield, with roots tracing to the Boston Museum and a later New York run. Poll’s presents Camille, Sarah Bernhardt’s version of La Dame aux Camelias, a famed five act drama about Marguerite Gauthier and the Paris romance that made Duplessis a legend. Garden screens Woe to the Conqueror, a striking photoplay built around an exciting plot.

Columbia Prince Earl A. C. Gunter Richard Mansfield Old Boston Museum Old Boston Museum Company Madison Square Theater New York Poli Camille Sarah Bernhardt Alexander Dumas the Poll’s Marguerite Gauthier Marie Duplessis Paris

Garden schedule features Balkan incident and foreign films

The Garden will feature an incident in the late war in the Balkans as the chief attraction next Monday. Throughout the week the program includes The Queen of the Forty Thieves and The God of Vengeance as leading photoplays, with a varied bill at the Cosmos and concerts at Glen Echo Park.

Balkans Far East Cosmos Gwen Owen Locke and Smith Pierre Pelletier Wes Joe Kelcey Country Store Glen Echo Park Glen Eccho Park Upper Potomac Glen Echo Keith B. F. Keith's Joseph Jefferson and Company Elizabeth M. Murray Les Beaux Arts Jack Hazzard Bob Knapp Chris Cornalla Sully Family Hartman and Var

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