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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1918

Page

10

From slave to Sulten to Kaiser in marriage tales

A dated social essay argues women push for pedestal status, while men seek constant deference. It warns that wives who consult husbands on every choice lose individuality, claiming second marriages often happier as widows hide new fashions and briefly reveal them, prompting silent acceptance.

Get Rid of That Persistent Cough Now

Cure claim for persistent cough or lung issues with Eckman's Alterative a tonic and builder said to have 20 years of use. 9150 bottles reportedly sold by Peppins Drug Biokera and other Ae druggists or from Beckman Lartory Philadelphia.

Eckman Biorea Beckman Lartory-Philadelhia

Marriages and military figures noted in New York visit

Maj Gen Henry Jervey U S A and Mrs Jervey with son Lieut W Jervey are in New York after his West Point graduation. Also reported are the wedding plans of Marian Booth and Jeroy Baldwin Miller at St Margaret's Church with maid of honor Virginia Booth and bridesmaids Louise Booth and Margaret Ashford. A Siberia connected marriage of Maj William Graves and Miss Dorothy Evelyn Graves is announced at St Margaret's Church. A later marriage anecdote discusses domestic life and the question of a wife guiding her husband, urging not to consult him on private matters or attire.

Mra Lansing Mme. Averill de Saint Croix War ‘Work Council Young Women’s Christian Association Mme. de Saint Crokx Jean Batty Young Womans Christian Association Buenos Aires Rio de Janeiro W. G A Lansing John W. Davis United States Great Britain Philadelphia New York Joan B. Henderson Sir Henry Babington Smith Lovatelli Mme. Collardet William Miller Collier Stephen’ B. Elkins Ireland Lilian Whiting Boston Thomas F. Walsh Gist Blair Bogton George von L. Meyer Sfonetery Navy Beacon Street Mj. Blair Crozier Meyer Italy Mme Brambila Julia Meyer Inouye Tanikawa Oéne Washington Mataru Henry Jervey Jervay E. W. Jervey West Point Military Academy Jervey West Point Miad Marian Booth Fenton W. Booth Jeroy Baldwin Miller St Margaret's Church Herbert Scott-Smith Virginia Booth Louise Booth Margaret Ashford Wiliam Darton Lewla Breuninger Ralph Black Dorothy Evelyn Graves Williams Graves Siberia William Rarton U S. A St. Margaret's Church Herbert Scott Smith Sidney Graves U. A Julian Orton Col Barrett Andrews Rhan Coprriznt Erese Publishing Esc Hepburn Oberly Aberdeen Pine Street Miss Hepburn Maida Misa Demonet Long Island Robert Guggenheim Maj Guy- Zenheim France Judah Sears Red Cross Automobile Service Cameron Sears Staten Island William Cayle England, Jr Lois Wood William Heber Dithrich Eleventh Cavalry Atlanta Rt. Blark’s W. R. Hendrix Mias Nfarthe Wood England John Hornley West R. M. Dunwoody Camp Gordon John D. Wood Trent Dithrich Charles Ar Wood Cedartown Fort Myer Wiliam J. Dithritch Coraopolis Penheylvania Omar Bundy Gen. Bundy Aster Marion C. H. Waters Wilbur BD. Tupper Orange N. J Georgetown J. H. W. Blake Smaill

West Point Officers Stationed at Camp Humphreys

Maj. Douglas Gillett of West Point and Maj. A. Davidson of U A stationed at Camp Humphreys accompany Maj. Joseph M. Swing in a briefing. Details outlining assignments and duties remain to be clarified.

West Point Douglas Gillett U. S A. Davidson Camp Humphreys Joseph M. Swing

Autumn wedding at White Sulphur Springs

Enaign Charlies Green Grimes and Mrs Grimes spent their honeymoon at White Sulphur Springs. The bridal party wore ornate autumn colors with orange blossoms, white rosebuds, and chic crepe chiffon. After the ceremony the couple left for their wedding trip, to reside at the Westmoreland. The piece also notes Red Cross activities, upcoming weddings, and military marriages in Washington and Atlanta contexts.

Enaign Charlies Green Grimes Mrs. Grimes Nee Burleson White Sulphur Springs Cyrus Merriarm New York Graves Westmoreland Jas. Orton Ia Washington

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