Pretty Weddings In Churches And Homes
Miss Anita Byars daughter of Hon Clay Bivana and Lieut David Foote Sellers were married at St Thomas Episcopal Church Dupont Circle in a fashionable ceremony. The bride wore white satin with lace and pearls, escorted by her father, with a large guest list including naval officers and relatives. A second wedding at Christ Church Georgetown united Miss Marthe Louise Laub and Mr Harry Middleton with a choral service and white green decorations. The newlyweds planned long wedding journeys and future Georgetown households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Byars
Clay Bivana
London
Evans
David Foote Sellers
U. BN
Thoma Episcopal Church
Dupont Circle
Gibbens
Roscoe Spear
Willam
Clarence England
Harry Lay
Marine Ups
Archibald W Butt
Amy
Powera
Symington
Smalt
Ernest Stith
Col
W T Hasta Wee Misa Ponte
Chicago
Mora Tuulding Walter
Edwin Selr
Mass
Hoon Club
Baltimore
Cloud Offandon
Benedict
Nun York
McNeely
George W Bs
Paradelphi
Alexandie Sharp
Anvspolis
Fairbanks
Hitchcock
Mra George
Walliams
Vira Sellers
Virginia
Browngon
Sullara
Chattanooga
Evang
seVorg
Jordon
Marthe Louise Laub
William B Laub
Harry Middleton
W. B. Middleton
Georgetown
Christ Church
James W .H. Blake
Mise Neenah Laub
Mata
William ‘Whitwell Middleton
William P McKee
William K. Davidson
William H. Watera
H. Irving Loving
Falls Church
Elliott Mason Nuptials at St Margaret's Church
A detailed wedding report for Miss Nothe Cecit Elliott of Alexandria and Mr Wallam Mason, held at St Margaret's Church with a full choral service. Includes bridal party, gown descriptions, music, ceremony, benediction, and reception at the bride's mother's home with guests from Philadelphia New York and local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nothe Cecit Fillote
Lhonvis Muore
Elliott
Wallam Madnon
Milan Helen Munroe Eliott
Julia Rendall Eliott
Mary Hunter Elliott
Mary Virginia Elliott
Emily Elliott
Alexandria
Minna Ward
Hissle McCook
Pittsburg
Robert H Patchin
Philip H Patchin
Henry B Elliott
Charles G Allen
Jackson Elliott
Teonard N Nicholson
Charles Alexander Mason
Berther Vr Munroe
Eldridge
Wyoming
Paerd
Mia Eliott
Walter P Jones
Laura Oftott
Willian B
Philadelphia
Pauline Pepin
New York
Victor L. Mason
Miss Eliott
Samuel R. Pale
Ty & N
Thomas Munroe
Pretty Morning Wedding at St Patrick's Church
The marriage of Miss Mary Stuart Polk of his city to Mrs E Sullivan formerly of Boston now residing in Washington took place yesterday at 8 o'clock at St Patrick's Church in the presence of many friends. Rev DJ Stafford officiated. The bride wore wine colored broadcloth with matching hat and gloves and carried a prayer book. Attendant was Miss Annie Laurie Russell, daughter of Representative Gordon Russell of Texas. Mr John Burg acted as best man. The couple left for a trip to Canada and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stuart Polk
E Gullivan
Boston
Washington
St Patrick's Church
DJ Stafford
D. D
Asme
Annie Laurie Russell
Gordon Russell
Texas
John Burg
Sullivan
Canada
New England
Capitol Hill nuptials unite Inez Howard and Dr Joseph Wood
A quiet Capitol Hill wedding joined Miss Inez May Howard and Dr Joseph Henry Wood at 8 pm in the home of Mr and Mrs Henry J M Howard. Rev Frank M Bristol officiated with no attendants. Guests included Mrs Sarah F Wood and Mrs Jennie Howard. After a one month out-of-town trip, the couple will inhabit a furnished home at 29 Twelfth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
J M M Howard
Capitol Hill
Inez May Howard
Joseph Henry Wood
Frank M Bristol, DD
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Sarah F Wood
Jennie Howard
Robert T. Howard
James H Enenbrook
W O Garner
Mabel
Myrtle Garner
Charles Garner
Frank Mc- Dermot
Mises Nelly
Louige Mc- Dermot
Dora Boettcher
George T Kelsey
Cranston Howard
Wood
Twelfth Street
Josiah Quincy Married Ex-Secretary of State Joins Mary Honey
Josiah Quincy former Boston mayor and assistant secretary of state married Mary Honey this afternoon at Grace Church. The bride’s father Col Samuel B. Honey gave her away. Reception followed at the Metropolitan Club annex. The couple will split time between Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Honey
Washington Post
New York
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Cleveland
Grace Church
Rushton
Church of St. Zion
Timothy
Samuel B. Honey
Col
William A. Gaston
Robertson Honey
Frederic Allen
Col Honey
Metropolitan Club
Mrs. Quincey
Warner backs federal cap on railroad freight rates
Senator William Warner declared at a Candle Light Club event in Kansas City that he will back Roosevelt's plan to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to fix a maximum railroad freight rate and enforce it. He praised the president and criticized trusts for arbitrarily setting rates and prices while urging wealth formation through lawful means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Kansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Willam Warner
Congress
Roosevelt
Warnier
Candle Light Club
Senate
Growth of Receipts Testifies to Catholic University Confidence
Cardinal Gibbons notes annual collection for the Catholic University of America shows growing trust. Receipts rose from 105051.58 in 1903 to 116299.82 in 1904, with April 1905 to Oct 1 totaling 676585, including endowments and bequests. Debt reduced to 60000. 335000 invested in first class securities funding current expenses. financial security safeguards the church's foundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Catholi University of America
Cath- Hc
United States
Newberry In Harness As Acting Secretary Of The Navy
Trueman H. Newberry of Detroit takes the oath and serves as acting Secretary of the Navy after Secretary Bonaparte leaves for Cumberland. Darling’s farewell and a warm welcome accompany the transition as floral tributes and staff introductions unfold at the Navy Department. Bonaparte will be away on speeches while Newberry assumes duties for the day and likely in the coming days. Fourth-class postmasters are named in Maine New York and Pennsylvania with several appointments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Trueman H. Newberry
Detroit
Bonaparte
Mr Newberry
Mr Darling
Cumberland
Navy Department
Mr. Newberry
Mr. Darling
Darling
Dering
Newberry
Hike’ Lodge
Michigan Metropolia
Maryland
Willard
Col Hoff
Sixteenth Street
Cles
Sue Darling
McKinney
Long
Moody
Morton
Vermont
Customs
Maine
James A. Freeman
Bonth West Herbor
New York
Harts
East Windsor
Pennsylvania
Smith M. Carew
Cella
John Henry Little, Jr. Defance
Jacob ¥. Harchey
Lumor
Charles Lehang
Morgan
Roberta Krewses
Waldom
John &. Berger
Wingerton
Mass
Ave
Tribute to Ricketts Plans No Radical Change
Public Printer Stillings declares no party or policy attacks on the Government Printing Office and backs Oscar J. Ricketts as competent foreman. He promises open shop principles, fair treatment, and no mass layoffs, while pledging to assess conditions and curb costs without targeting individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar J. Ricketts
Ricketts
Government Printing Office
Charles A. Stillinga
Washington
Stillings
Stirlings
Meat Scarce in Germany Report on Meat Price Push
Berlin reports a conference of Berlin Dresden Strasbourg Munich Stuttgart and Karlsruhe burgomasters with Prince von Buelow on October 31 about Germany meat scarcity and high prices. They urged immediate import measures from Russia Austria and Alsace Lorraine with Bavarian needs and a French frontier opening. The chancellor pledged serious attention to the issue and agriculture’s welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgomastera
Prince von Buelow
Berlin
Herr Kirschner
Ruslasia
Dresden
Austria
Munich
Bavaria
Strassburg
Algace- Lorraine
France
von Buelow
Norway Recognized as Independent Government by U S
The United States recognizes the new independent Norwegian government. Secretary Root confirms Mr. Hauge as chargé d affaires in the United States, with plans for him to become the first fully accredited minister. Until Congress acts, C. H. Groves will serve in a dual capacity for both Norway and Sweden from Stockholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Groves
United States
Norway
Sweden
Stockholm
Congress
Sweden Flies New Flag as Union Ends
Sweden celebrates the dissolution of the union with Norway as the new flag is hoisted across Stockholm and cities nationwide. King Oscar watches from the palace as troops parade and bells ring, with ships in harbor saluting the change and children greeting the flag at schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Norway
Oscar
Repairs completed on Rhode Island condenser test day
Rockland Me Nov 1 Repairs to the leaking condenser of the battle ship Rhode Island were completed late today and naval board members were informed by the builders that everything is ready for the standardization test tomorrow. The battleship will start over the Mon roa Island measured mile course at 9 o'clock and make nine trips. It is planned to send the ship for a four hour run straight out to sea on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Rhode Island
Naval Tral Board
Batce
Monroa Island
German forces clash with rebels at Orange River
Berlin reports Lieutenant General von Trotha led a detachment against entrenched rebels on the Orange river east of Hartebeeset-Munde. The fight lasted hours until nightfall with three German officers and thirteen men killed and three officers plus thirty-one men wounded. Five soldiers are missing. Rebels retreated after heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Africa
von Trotha
Orange River
Hartebeeset- Munde
Morengo
Morris
Christian
Deaths in the Philippines Drowning Reported for Two Soldiers
A war department cable from the Philippines reports the drowning deaths of Norman Gerhart of Bovanets Cavalry and Paul E Selonkin of the Seventh Infantry on October 16 both with body not recovered. Also noted are other brief items about naval movements and a fraternity dinner postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Philippines
Norman Gerhart
Axon
Bovanets Cavalry
Paul ‘E Selonkin
Company 7A
Seventh Infantry
Carl
Dexter
Pany 5
Faelity
Infantry
Prientery
Ik R Grover
Troy Bevanth
Cav
Ito to Korea and Japan's Ambassadors Soon Named
Tokyo reports Marquis Ito will depart for Korea on November 6 as Japanese ambassador. Candidates for postings to European courts and Washington include Viscount Aoki, Viscount Hamashi, M Chinda, M Kuano, Suemetsu, and Kon Kaneko, with various diplomatic roles noted.
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Japan
Washington
Tokyo
Marquis Ito
Korea
Viscount Aoki
Viscount Hamashi
Great Britain
M Chinda
M-Kuano
Mip
Russia
Suemetsu
Kon Kaneko
Ger
Alfonso Goes to Berlin Incognito King of Spain Travels
Madrid reports King Alfonso will depart for Berlin tomorrow via France in disguise. Cabinet prepared for precautionary measures amid unfolding events while details of an alleged plague case aboard a British steamer Ashmore surface in Hamburg, with port authorities asserting a thorough inspection and vermin eradication. A new Belgian North Pole expedition is planned, funded by a national lottery, with a three year timeline. Henrik Ibsen is reportedly ill in Copenhagen, while President Loubet's Spain visit drew a cordial reception in Paris. Japan’s public reaction to women’s public role is noted in Tokyo as authorities prepare for a formal welcome.
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King
Spain
France
Madrid
Alfonso Starta
Berlin
Hamburg
la Plata
North Pole
Brussels
Navy
Patromaga
Organi Aed
Sunday School Chief Re-elected as District Association President
The twelfth annual convention of the Sunday School Association of the District of Columbia closed with W W Millan reelected president and Commissioner Macfarlane as first vice president. Officers elected included P A Bristow as second vice president John S Alleman secretary and J W Lichister treasurer. The gathering drew 665 delegates from over 100 Sunday schools plus 61 superintendents and 26 pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macfarlant Maite
District Association
Sunday School Association of
District of Columbia
New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church
W. W. Millan
Mactarland
P. A Bristow
John S Alleman
J. W. Lichister
D Alden
J &. Barker
W. Bohannon
W. J. Bowman
H. L Buell
C H Butler
John E. Dawson
A L Detrich
W. C. Eldridge
Col Weston Flint
H A Congwer
R. E Harvey
Karl Holer
Richard Jones
T. C Newton
Nichol
J. W. Reisner
Rev
D . Montgomery
E. Hilton Jackson
J. H Cooper
Percy S. Foster
J . Klein
J. Compton Bail
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Bessie Harrison
Robert M Moore
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
H M. Hamill
Methodist Episcopal Church South
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Wic
T U
Escapes While Being Taken to Penitentiary
Special to The Washington Fest Raleigh NC Nov 1 The Cabarrus County sheriff moved a handcuffed young man sentenced to ten years for attempted felonious assault toward the penitentiary He bolted from a vacant lot near the railway station dashing away like a deer while a companion in an overcoat carried no pistol Deputies were not alerted and no trace of the escapee was found Nearby Raleigh ex convicts allegedly aid fugitives Maggie Olsen Granted Divorce Justice Anderson issues a decree of divorce to Maggie Olsen from Oscar Olsen on statutory grounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Raleigh
Hyattsville Democrats Gather in Masonic Hall Meeting
Hyattsville November 1 a large audience greeted Democratic ticket candidates in Masonic Hall Dr James A Owens called the meeting to order Mayor Charles A Wells chosen chairman and the event framed as for white supremacy in Maryland Speakers included Jonos Ray Dr Richard Hill Capt Miler William B Clagett William Casey Raymond and Rob A Heighett George M Henault and Joe W Wells Also a church music note Dailey Quartet from Philadelphia with chorus will lead West Washington Baptist Church services begin at 7 3 pm Rev C F Stealey pastor preaching facility set
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Masonic Hall
Weebingion
Hyattsville
James A Owens
Charles A. Wells
Maryland
Jonos Ray
Richard 3
Hill
Miler William
B Clagett
William
Casey
Raymond
Rob A Heighett
George M Henault
Jore W. Wells
West Washington Baptist Church
Dailey
Philadelphia
C F Stealey
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Cupid
England
Admiral Boneman
Royal Navy of
St. Margaret's Church
Elliott-Mason
ST Margaret's Church
ST. Patrick's Church
Catholic University Gain
Frosperbus
Secretary of Navy
Post
Amve ‘Bean
White House
Mr Stillings
Germany
Root
Mr. Hauge
South Africa
Phi Psi
Washington, Alumni Association
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Ito
Alfonso
Copenhager
Nev
Henrik Ibsen
Loubet
Paris
Port 1
Molle
W. Millan
Hamill
Wiliam Henry White
First Presbyterian Sunday School
James E. West
Mount Pleasant
West
Christian Associaton
P_H Bristow
Calvary Baptist
Charles Alvin Smith Peck
H D Tracy
Arnist
Walter F Smith
J. S. B. Hodges
Mad
Hodges
Old St Paul's Episcopal Church
Knabe Piano
Knave
Knabe Angelus Meron
Omerson Angelus Angelus
Ch & Barnes
Mazhushek
Lattargue
Heller
WM. Knabeg CO
F Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Maggie Olsen
Justice Anderson
Oscar Olsen
the Sunday Post
Maul
Aes
Pith Ava
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