Miss Bremer Bride and Washington Society Scenes
Social and personal notes report Miss Bremer’s wedding to sculptor Rudolph Evans in Paterson NJ and a star‑studded Washington society aftermath. The article details bridesmaids, gowns, the Epiphany Church ceremony, reception plans, and newlyweds’ honeymoon route via New York. It also lists society guests, outfits, and upcoming events at homes and clubs in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Evans
Jennie Wood Kessberger
Washington
New York
Miss Roosevelt
Boston
Bride of Washington Man in Toledo Nuptials at Trinity Church
The Washington Post reports the wedding of Harriet Blair daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Blair to Dr Biliott C Prentiss of Washington DC officiated by Dr Cyrus Townsend Brady at Trinity Church Toledo Ohio. The bride wore princess lace with white bird’s wings and pearl necklace. a large reception followed at the Blair residence. The couple will be at home December 19 at 1913 M Street NW Washington with an extended Eastern tour planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jax
Cornelia Ridgely Hunt
Wiliam Henry
Tur
Russia
Totmr Nasy
Frodtrtehur Tm
Witthim K New
Feterson NJ
Church of the Epiphany
Br Hint Ph Mchim
Fziatae Pabrddy
Stuart Hamilton
Biter Os
Flant
Moofadgris Hunt
Pomona
Fk Dart
Vis Newton
Rt Coon
Paterson
Maude Clitton
Williamn
William
Loemer
Washaston
Metta Avenue
U Hk Uruary
Woot Ko Sherker
Sow
Bans
Wenat Mt Bess oWork
Tosteeh
Verton Secretiry
Agricul
Keane
Vrs
Tate
Thomas
Kyle
Baluisi
Rey
Toummes Rey
Atoyslus
Pauls
Bricklyn
Kathatine Keare
Columbia
Berry Wal
Trinty Church
Toledo
Blair-Prentiss
Washington Post
Ohio
Old Trinity
Harriet Blair
A G Blair
Biliott C Prentiss
Washington
Mrs Prentiss
Weber Prentiss
Blair
Bazaar Nearing Close at St Joseph's Church Fair
St Joseph's Church fair, held nightly for almost two weeks at Second and C streets northeast, is nearing its close. An auction of unsold articles will conclude the bazaar tomorrow night to benefit the building fund. Ignatius Fealy, assistant pastor, organized the event and contributed much time, with Knights of Columbus and the Order of Hibernian planning a final visit before closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Joseph's
St Josepue
Easher Ignatius Fealy
Knights of Columbus
Order of Hibernian
John Brisco Interred in Arlington With Naval Honors
The body of John A Brisco, a retired Navy officer, was moved from Congressional Cemetery yesterday afternoon and interred at Arlington. The ceremony in Arlington Cemetery included naval honors. Mrs Agnes V Bradshaw, widow, and Mrs Yrisco, daughter, attended. Brisco served long and distinguished in the Navy, entering in 1858 and retiring in 1881. he died in this city in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brisco
John A Brisco
Congressional Cemetery
Arlington
Arlington Cemetery
Yrisco
Agnes V Bradshaw
Breco
Nax
Jacobs opens exclusive ladies tailoring house in D C
William P Jacobs, formerly of 214 First Street Northeast where the Senate office building stood, has opened a high grade ladies tailoring establishment at 1120 Seventeenth Street Northwest behind Stoneleigh Court. He remodeled the new building to resemble top New York parlors and aims at a high class trade with exclusive woolens. Clover Creamery Butter is popular with Rourekoopers, all grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Robert
Jefferson Place
George Tully Vattehan
Virginia
Frances Shielde Vaughan
John KR Reyburn
Massachusetts Avenue
Grace
New York
Mme_Marwig
Washington
William P Jacobs
First Street
Senate
Seventeenth Street
Stoneleigh Court
Jacobs
GIBBONS TOL 0 TO LONDON EMBASSY ATTACHE
Lieutenant Commander H Gibbons, captain of the naval dispatch boat Dolphin, will be detached on November 18. He will be sent to London as naval attache to the American Embassy, succeeding Captain H Stockton. Repairs on North Atlantic station vessels must finish by January 2 and ships will be sent to yards for needed work after the British squadron departs New York Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolphin
H Gibbons
Navy Department
Globons
London
H Stockton
North Atlantic
New York
Evans
Queer Sensations Said to Signal Dangers Cure by Bitters
An old advertisement proclaims that queer sensations in stomach back or bowels indicate dangers and claims Electric Bitters can cure them. The brief notes it as an Patent remedy style statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sd. AM Druga
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Miss Hunt
Miss Bremer
Vibe
Hawarden
Sibel Karnwis
Harrivon Roesch
Rey Robert
Famors
Epis
Misa Brant Homey
Jung
Raony
Rossen
Yatch
Miu Wys
Arst
Mab al Guum
Prince Lous
Forevell
Nowoyorn Rio
Lee
Navy
Beick
Beick Iy
Emeraica
Herbert L Sutterlee
Lrauia Morgan
Stephen H. P. Bell
Robert, M Thompson
Florence Wyckel
Violet Cruger
Stanford White
Frederick Tams
Misa Wetmore
Evelyn Parsons
Dresden
Nora Iselin
John R Drexel
Perry Belmont
Edwin Mann Post
J Lee Taller
Charles H Marshall
Mary Sanda
William & Cowles
Susan Townley Waa
Lawrence Townsend
Belgium
Deering
Vary Southerland
Maitland
Misa Furniss
Oliver Gould Jemnings
Loew
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Isabel Cameron
Belmont Tiffany
Frank B Keevb
Doty Madison
Job Barnard
Rhoede Island Avenue
Barnard
Mra Mehuhi
Fitza C Tulloch
Moncure Burke
L Martin
Barton
Graves
Burnett
Stafford
Pitney
Mertz
Nesbit
Tonge
Hooper
Edwin A Haises
United States Senate Press Gallery
Ela
Dan P .Falsey
Lynchburg
J M Herfurth
George Washington University Hospital
Ellas Raff
Columbia Apartments
Fourteenth
Binney
Lella Wo Nelson
Toston
Mra
Ashton Smyth
K Street
Bride OF
Bazaar
Helen BE
York
Dre
Ey Edouari
WA Rest
Delanestor
Betes
Juliet—By
Eleanor Robso T
Womans Club
Change Justice
Ler
Ethel M. Harris
Macleod
Spain
Vier
Ions For
Ch ’ Wonsfora Childshstas Party
House
Windo’y
Atchen
Paris
Ea Clover
All Grace
Wm. P. Jacobs
17Th Street
N. W
Phona Main
Geyer
Winter Palm Garden
Winter Garden
THE
Sunday Post
V. D. Rosen
F Street
Cor
Haines Bros
Eto Cuore of
Patti
Wiksson
Pe. Ave
Willis
AL Woods
A. Collins
Congressional Coffee
Walker Sons
John F. Ellis & Co
Penna. Ave
A. M Tief Tiefi Iaceger
11Th St. N. W
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