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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1913

Page

7

Bride's New Home At Williamstown In Berkshire County

Miss Wilson and her fiancé Sayre select and furnish a refined colonial residence in Williamstown at the base of Greylock Peak. The ten room two story house features a verandah and conservatory, with mahogany and Santo Domingo pieces. Police guard the White House grounds for the upcoming wedding with multiple officers and a special cake donated by White House maidens.

White House Prof McElfresh Williamatown Greylock Peak Williamstown Mase Miss Wilson Behe Mr Sayre Wilson Sayre Willams College Mias Wilson Massachusetts College Berkshire County William ®. McHifresh McHifresh Willams Colese South Santo Domingo Sergt. McQuaid Sergt. Williams School of Domestic Arts and Sciences Ace Tha Mary Greenwood Ohio Ethel Barnes Connecticut Gertrude Innis Pennsylvania Plorence Long Edith Woodruff New York Mis Helen Rouse Misa Mildred Makley Ming Stella Cable Altcabello Bawisn Mize Maude Rummell Alma Gaub New Jersey Jessie Ballentine Michigan Edith Reem Fernsylvania

Bride's sister to be maid of honor at tomorrow's wedding

The bride's elder sister will serve as maid of honor with a train of notable beauties. Pink gowns will shade chromatically from deep to light, nearly white for the maid. Pastor Vester W Beach of Princeton's Presbyterian Church, a strong pulpit speaker, will officiate with a self chosen wedding form reflecting the church's lack of a fixed service.

White House Vester W. Beach Princeton Dr Beach

Last Moment Wedding Plans Confuse Washington Society

Bridal party nearly all in the city as three ushers Benjamin Burton Dr Scovill Clark Maas and Dr Gilbert Horax arrive to meet by Charles E Hughes Jr. The couple keeps honeymoon plans secret while railroad agents report heavy interest in accompanying the nuptials.

la Sala Benjamin BH. Burton New York Scovill Clark Salem Maas Gilbert Horax Montclair N. J Charles E Hughes, Jr Washington

Roosevelt Wedding Clergy Choice Sparks Ceremony Talk

A White House wedding tale notes Alice Roosevelt’s marriage plans sparking controversy over choosing a church bishop to officiate. Jessie Wilson reportedly did not appoint a high church dignitary, yet the ceremony proceeded with other arrangements in the capital.

Alicea Roosevelt Ra Bey Hears Laes Bps Oa Jessie Wilson Magrreculs Sarre

Great White Flowers Set Off Gowns at Miss Wilsons Wedding

Gay gowns and gold braid will not suffice for color touches at Miss Wilson and Mr Sayre s wedding. The professional decorator will craft a harmonious scheme with Banks of bride roses white chrysanthemums and palms in the east room. Pink roses will grace the State dining room for the wedding tea after the ceremony.

Wilson Sayre

Breakfast in the family dining room decor theme noted

The scene describes breakfast in a family dining room with a white color scheme and decorations that emphasize giant crywanthe mutne, continuing the same stylistic mood as the previous room.

Two Other Presidents Daughters Wed In White House Room

Daughters of two former presidents pronounced marriage vows in the White House room that will host Miss Jesate Wilson and Mr. Francis B Sayre. The ornate chamber will feature bridal robes, gold lace uniforms, chandeliers, and brown Italian marble with gold inlay as the setting for the upcoming wedding.

United States White House Jesate Wilson Francis B. Sayre Alice Roosevelt Nellie Grant

Stamp Rush Forecast Warns of Heaviest Holiday Mail

The Postoffice Department predicts the coming holiday season will see the heaviest postal business due to the new parcel post law. Third Assistant Postmaster General A. M. Dockery urges postmasters to avoid stockouts yet refrain from overordering. They are advised to requisition only what can be adequately protected and kept ready for sale.

Post Office Department Parcel Post Postoffice Department Dockery A. M. Dock

White House Bridal Party List

The list includes Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson as maid of honor, Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell as best man, bridesmaids Eleanor R. Wilson Mary G. White Adeline Mitchell Scott and Marjorie Brown, ushers Benjamin B. Burton Scovill Clark Gilbert Horrar Charles E. Hughes Jr. Navy and army aides include Needham L. Jones Cary T. Grayson Richard Galloway Todd John London Wirgman B Clagett Beverley Dunn Joseph Mehaffey Joseph Aleshire James Dorst.

Eleanor R. Wilson Mary G. White Baltimore Adeline Mitchell Scott Princeton Marjorie, Brown Atlanta Benjamin B. Burton New York Scovill Clark Satem Mass Gilbert Horrar Montclair N. J Charles E. Hughes, Jr Needham L. Jones U. S N

Postmaster Department Sets Parcel Post Insurance Changes

In Mr Dockerys opinion a catastrophe would embarrass patrons and reflect on the postmaster and the department Postmaster General Burleson urged patrons to obtain advance tags for insured and cash on delivery parcels and fill them out before visiting the post office Insurance on parcels acts as registration making separate registration unnecessary A new image of cent denoms meets parcel post needs and allows combining amounts with existing stamps to save time and money

Dockery Burleson Imag Burleton

Ferryboat to Habana Built for Key West Route

A Philadelphia shipyard announced a contract to build what is described as the largest ferry boat in the United States. The vessel will reach 860 feet in length with a 60 foot beam, a speed of 16 knots, and a price around 9.5 million dollars. It will operate to ferry trains between Key West and Habana.

Philadelphia Key Went i Habana

Moors Kill 32 Spaniards in Morocco clash

A Spanish column clashed with Moors at Araish Morocco. The Spaniards suffered 32 killed and wounded and were forced to retreat under heavy fire. No further details on units or dates are available in the fragment.

Morocco

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