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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1913

Page

10

White House Visitors Keep Mrs Wilson Busy

Mrs Wilson and guests spread a full day at the executive mansion with lunches dinners and tea in the red room. Notable attendees included Franklin MacVeagh and guests of foreign ambassadors along with Indiana senator Shively and Vice President Marshall at a Shoreham reception. The social circuit featured arrivals from several states and embassies with fashion notes from Mrs Marshall and Mrs Shively as Washington society pressed on.

RS. Wilson Wilson White House Red Room Woodrow House Franklin C. Hunt Mr. Hunt Charleston W. Va W. H. Wilson St. Albans

Bouldin Kerr Wedding Promotes East Orange Ceremony

Cards announce the Easter Monday wedding of Miss Betty Mauisby Bouldin daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bouldin Jr of Prospect street East Orange New Jersey to Clichester C Kerr of New York The ceremony will be at 430 pm at Grace Church Orange with Rev Charles T Welkley The bride’s cousin Jane H Boyd serves as flower girl Dion Kerr brother of the groom is best man Numerous ushers and a family reception follow The couple’s families span Washington DC Warrenton Virginia and Maryland with related notable ancestors mentioned Also noted are social visits and other society engagements around Ohio Fort Leavenworth and additional relations.

Betty Mauisby Bouldin William Bouldin, Jr Prospect Street East Orange N. J Clichester c. Kerr New York Grace Church Orange Charles T. Welkley Jane H. Boyd Allen St. Boyd Washington, D. C Flower Gir Dion Kerr Warrenton Harry H. Kerr William Bouldin Gast Orange Albert Charles J. Bell

Cabinet Dines Together as New Leaders Form Ties

The new Missouri Governor David R. Francis hosts a dinner at the Metropolitan Club for the cabinet and Edward F. Galtis, with no plans yet for the Secretary of State’s residence. The British Ambassador dined with them at the New Witts. Mrs. Lindley Garrison travels home to Jersey City, while Lieut and Mrs. Morton attend a Shoreham luncheon hosted by the Garrison. Morton is Mrs. Garrison’s nephew and Esther Todd Smith Morton is described as her former daughter-in-law.

Missouri David R. Francis St. Louis Metropolitan Club Edward F. Galtis William Jennings Bryan New Wittard de Forest Willard Morton Shoreham Garrison Theut. Morton Morton Esther Todd Smith Washington Thomas W. Smith

Mrs Daniels hunts for a home after inauguration visit

Mrs Josephus Daniels wife of the navy secretary has begun novke hunting to settle in a home while delaying no more than necessary. She has many friends in Washington and will return to North Carolina after choosing a house. The young daughters of the Postmaster General and Mrs Burleson Miss Lucy Burleson Miss Sidney Burleson and their cousin Miss Johns have returned to studies at Sweet Briar and Macon Randolph College respectively. The Burlesons at the Powhatan will not plan a home until autumn. Senator LeBaron Coit and party in Rhode Island plan to return to Washington in April and take a house. The LeBaron Coit Jr party arrives tomorrow for a stay at the Gratten. Dr and Mrs Guy Fairfax Whiting hosted a theater party at the National with supper, guests including Miss Clover Miss Reyburn Miss Elisabeth Reid Rogers Miss Wales Miss Louise Helien and Miss McCal.

Shively Senator Shively Indiana Marshall Washington Shoreham Killarney John Kern Senator Kern William A. Cullop Lincoln Dixon Cyrus Cline Edgar Dean Crumpacker Crumpacker Brick Migs Brick Representative Brick Miegy Howland Kern Cullop Panama Cline Josephus Daniels Secretary of the Navy Daniels North Carolina Albert Burleson Lucy Burleson Sidney Burleson Johns Sweet Briar Macon-Randolph College Lynchburg Powhatan e"LeBaron Coit Rnodé Island Bellevue LeBaron Coit, Jr Miss Converse Gratten Guy Fairfax Whiting The National Misa Clover Reyburn Elisabeth Reid Rogers Wales Louise Helien McCal

Mission Board Under Fire In Presbyterian Inquiry

The Presbyterian Church executive committee launches an inquiry into the home missions board expenses citing 256 098 89 dollars yearly disbursements and 381 212 54 dollars income from a 4 500 000 endowment. Rev. Dr. William P. Fulton of Philadelphia chairs the investigation with Rev. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe of Washington and Isaac H. Orr of St. Louis as members.

Presbyterian Executive Committee New York Mar Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian Church William P. Fulton Philadelphia Wallace Radcliffe New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Washington Isaac H. Orr St. Lous

Bishop Carpenter Lectures Dante to Tiny Harvard Class

Bishop Boyd Carpenter of England delivers a Dante series at Harvard Cambridge Mass with only three undergraduates enrolled to study Dante, highlighting limited student interest in the subject.

Bishop Carpenter England Harvard Cambridge Mass Bishop Boyd Carpenter

Cretonne Pillows and Low Cost DIY Decor Ideas

A 1913 guide explains affordable pillow covers using cretonne and denim with stencils, transfers, and simple edges. It compares colors and textures, noting denim and cretonne combinations, furniture braid, fringe, and the appeal of color and design over texture in inexpensive home decor.

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American and French Views on Wives and a Paris Divorce Case

The piece highlights Mrs Marie Goethina Van Saanen known as the brilliant American urging that wives and husbands form a nervous organization capable of great good or bad, while another section notes Duchess de Talleyrand appealing a Papal court ruling on annulment from Count Boni de Castellane. It also reports a Metropolitan Opera party with notable guests and a lengthy list of social figures in attendance.

Marie Goethina van Saanen Paris Duchess de Talleyrand Anna Gould New York Rota Count Boni de Castellane Count Boni Pacelli

Ensign William D. Ford Dead in Norfolk Naval Hospital

Ensign William D. Ford U S N died at the Norfolk naval hospital where he had been treated for several months. He was 23 years old and resided in Brooklyn. The death notice notes his service and the circumstances surrounding his illness and passing.

Norfolk Va. Mary William D. Ford Naval Hospital Brooklyn

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