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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1913

Page

9

Wedding Preparations Underway For Wilsons White House Ceremony

Francia Sayre arrives to marry Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson next Tuesday as East Room platform and decorations rise. Gifts flood the White House, including a $2,000 diamond pendant for Miss Wilson and a parchment from House members with best wishes.

Francia B. Sayre Jeasie Woodrow Wilson White House Misa Wilson House Washington Jewelry Congress Jessie Woodrow Wilson Francia Bowes Sayre Committee of the House Clark Underwood Mann Murdock Cooper Wisconsin Henry Texas Cambell Kansas Hardwick Georgia Page North Carolina Johnson Kentucky Palmer Pennsylvania Austin Tennessee Townsend New Jersey Fowler Illinois Chandler New York Garrson Wilson Secretary of Labor Secretary of Agriculture Houston Wilvon San Francisco California Jessie Wilson

Bazaar for Invalid I Starmont Aid plans Raleigh bazaar and turkey dinner

The Starmont Aid, District charity for consumptives, will hold its annual bazaar at Raleigh today and tomorrow with a turkey dinner and ballroom dancing. It spends over 2500 yearly on care. Officers include President Mrs. W. H. Shoten and several vice presidents and secretaries. Tables and event tasks are assigned to listed members.

Starmont Aid Raleigh Mra W. H. Shoten A. P. Clark, Jr A. M. McLachlen W. D. Wirt M. J. Davenport Harry B. Burch

Honors to Young Farmers Diplomas to be Issued December 1

Champion young agriculturists from across the country will arrive December 11 to receive diplomas from Secretary Houston of the Department of Agriculture for excellence in their work. Winners include girls and boys corn clubs from the South and potato, corn, and canning clubs from the North West and West. Potatoes stars come from Massachusetts Ohio Utah Iowa and Michigan and top beet sugar growers hail from Colorado.

Houston Ouston Department of Agriculture South Massachusetts Ohio Utah Iowa Michigan Colorado

St Moritz Turns Again to Winter Sports Mecca for Tourists

Winter returns bring American and European visitors to St Moritz where skiing skating and cycle toboggans draw crowds. Harry Lehr and the wife of Clarence Grahame White opt for traditional skating as the resort regains its premier winter sport status.

St. Moritz Harry Lehr Clarence Grahame-White Resort Mecca

St Rose School Guild Builds Support For Guilds and Camp

The Ladies of Charity at St Rose's Technical School on California Avenue form St Clare's Guild led by Madame Jugserand wife of the French ambassador to assist graduates with wholesome recreation and social life. They plan a Christmas sale on December 6 and hope to raise funds for a summer camp and a clubhouse while pushing for public support to keep the school self supporting.

Washington Ledies of Charity St. Rose's Technical School California Avenue Phelps Place Madame Jugserand Ming Rose Lee Miss Redfern Gtme St. Clare's Guild Carroll Hall Association Ladies of Charity St. .Clare’s Guild St. Rose's Initiating School Sisters of Charity St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum St. Rose’s Industrial School Ife Association of Ladies of Charity of

Wilson Cabinet To Dine On Kentucky Turkeys

President Wilson and Cabinet will have Kentucky turkeys for Thanksgiving. Secretary Tumulty and cabinet members dine on pedigreed birds from South Trimble's farm. The president’s yearling gobbler weighs 40 pounds, others are smaller, fattened on celery chestnuts and red pepper.

Wilson Tumulty Kentucky South Trimble Blue Grass

Municipal market and abattoir eyed for Washington

Washington commissioners consider a municipal market and abattoir to lower food prices and control sales. About 5000 dollars are set aside for planning, with strong support from Commissioners Newman and Siddons who urge profit and direct city operation.

Washington Oliver P. Newman Frederick I. Siddone Newman Siddons Congress

School Meal Served Association Backs Scheme At Chevy Chase

The Chevy Chase Home and School Association supports a school lunch program with a woman in charge, offering six cent items like soup, cocoa, milk, rolls, cake, and ice cream. A gas range and kitchen supplies were funded, with plans to lower prices until lunches cost less than bringing from home.

Chevy Chase Institution Asociation and Mise Given Board of Education Bazement Marion Furler

The Necklace Comes Home to Shadowed Hope

Helen Curtis and Warren face a ruined purchase when a pearl necklace fatefully seems fake they fear a loss of one hundred fifty dollars and their marriage’s endurance Yet Nora finds the missing pendant in a carpet sweeper and Mrs Stevens decides to keep the lavalliere prompting a tense reconciliation and moral reckoning

Mabel Herbert Urner Mrs. Stevens Warren Helen L. Curtis Helen UN Ansver Mrs. Barclay de Maunassant Nora R—Rn Migs Emily Stevens Ther Stevens Fay

Glances Through Lorgnette At Passing Masks and Faces

New York horse show highlights gowns and jewels as Mrs. Jay Gould and other social figures debut in elegant attire. Notable guests include Mrs. Frederic Nielson and the Vanderbilt party, with mentions of Mrs. Lorillard Gleencer and the Belgian minister. Engagement news features Vincent Astor and Miss Helen Huntington dining together at the St. Regis Hotel. A wedding anniversary celebration among Maryland residents ends the list of social items in this segment.

New York Jay Gould Frederic Nielson Reginald C. Vanderbilt Lyttleton Fox A. Stewart Walker Mrs. Little Tanbark Circle Edmund Randolph Julia Robbins Charles le Loosey Ainge

Sculpture mystery of marble portraits Gould children

In New York an exhibition hosts a double bust of two Gould children by C. S. Pietro. The marble bears the initial G and is believed to depict Helen Margaret Gould, 11, and Dorothy, 9, daughters of Frank Jay Gould from his first wife. Pietro has done other works for Mrs Finley J. Shepard, guardian to the girls.

New York C. S. Pietro Gould Frank Jay Gould Helen Margaret Gould Dorothy Pietro Finley J. Shepard

Davidson Not to Quit Soon as Pittsburgh Superintendent

Dr William M Davidson will not leave Washington promptly after accepting the Pittburgh superintendency. Officials expect the move to await the new fiscal year's budget and school appropriations before release. Davidson plans to stay until all his pending duties and issues are settled.

Wiliam M. Davidson Pittsburgh Washington Board of Education Davidson

Hearts and Gymnastics Exam For High School Girls

School officials test hearts of several hundred Business School girls to decide who may take part in rougher drills. Dr Hudson and assistant Sanderifne supervise heart examinations and restrict participation for those with weak heart action. Mild exercise such as wand drills and dumbbell routines are advised for restricted students.

Nunarea Businessign School Hudson Metitation Misa Sanderifne

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