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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1913

Page

10

World’s diplomatic gifts at wedding mass turnout

Miss Jessie Wilson and Mr Sayre received numerous gifts from foreign diplomats at the wedding events, including a massive Guatemala silver centerpiece from Senor Don Joaquin Mendes and a white vicuna rug from Peru. The centerpiece blends American and Guatemalan colors in a lacework vase.

Jessie Wilson Sayre White House Tuatemala Washington Don Joaquin Mendes Daighras Mme Mendez Guatemala

White House bridal rehearsal as Mayflower guests dine aboard

Wilson and Sayre families gather for pre wedding events at the White House and aboard the Mayflower. Miss Jessie Wilson wears the diamond pendant gift from the House of Representatives as relatives and guests join a formal dinner in the Navy Yard and a subsequent dance.

Wilson Sayre Miss Wilson Navy Yard Miss Jessie Wilson House of Representatives Rosea Palma

President Busy With Rehearsal and White House Affairs

The President spent time at the White House despite wedding preparations for Misa Jessie Wilson. He discussed the Colorado coal strike with Senator Thomas and awaits a labor report from Secretary Wilson before deciding next steps. George Wickersham, returning from a world tour, visited the President, who also met Van Rappard the Netherlands envoy. Taggart from Indiana and Tumulty discussed Indiana appointments.

Misa Jessie Wilson White House Colorado Senator Thomas Labor Wilson George Wickersham Wickersham Chevalier van Rappard Netherlands Bryan Thomas Taggart Indiana Taggart

Hoffmann Marlowes Welcome Daughters in 1913 News

Notices report two birth announcements. Hoffmann couple welcomed a daughter on January to Mr and Mrs F Hoffmann dated November 23 1913. Marlow couple welcomed a daughter Ruth Marlow born Monday November 24 1913 to Morris E B Marlow and Mary P Marlow nee Pool.

Hoffmann

Death notices from Washington area fallen names 1913

Died notices list several local deaths in early November 1913 including John Huff of Denver Colo. Mary A Dugan of 1243 East Capitol Street. Robert Ftemlong Lee of Richmond Alexandria Virginia. Mary Lynch. Emma L Shaw. Slocum and Tomlinson families. Details include family relations, residence, funeral dates, times, and burial sites such as Mount Olivet Cemetery and Glenwood Cemetery with invitations to relatives and friends.

Dorian Denver Colo John Huff Annie Williams Dorian Thomas H Annie Kan Dugan East Capitol Street Mary A John A. Dugan Church of the Holy Comforter Mount Olivet New York Brooklyn Lee Richmond Va Robert Ftemlong Jitta Prosser Col Richard Bland Lee Alexandria Richmond Lynch North Capitol Street Mary Lynch Belovd Davetter Thomas Wary Droney Shaw Garfield Hospital Emma L John W Shaw Slocum Florida Avenue Northwest Willtas Sarah Slocum Con Tomlinson le Elgnath Street Edwin Edita Larcomba Tomlinson Glenwood Cemetery

Police Guard Around White House For Wilson Wedding

Elaborate police regulations deploy nearly 100 officers for Miss Wilsons wedding with three ground entrances open. Red blue and white cards issued to guests. carriages enter and exit in designated order. Captain Sullivan commands, with patrols around the executive grounds and specific guards at entrances and throughout the White House block.

Capt. Sullivan Miss Wilson White House Sylvester Tumulty Sayer Aids Sylvester W. Beach Diplomatic Corps United States Supreme Court Clark Kern Mann Dene Maretten Leonard Wood New Jersey Congress Treasury Executive Avenue Porte Cochere Daniel Sullivan State, War and Navy

Meet Mrs Sayre in Auto at White House Station

Miss Jessie Wilson and Mr Sayre traveled to the station in a White House car to greet Mrs Rob ert H Sayre on her arrival from New York. They then chose flowers for the bouquets for the bride maid of honor and bridesmaids, noting the designs will match costumes. The Senate’s gift was delivered at the White House after a Capitol viewing.

Jessie Wilson Mr. Sayre White House Robert H. Sayre New York Miss Wilson Senate of the United States Senate Capitol

Arrival of Dr Grenfell as Best Man at Sayre Wedding

Dr Wilfred Grenfell arrives in Washington to attend the Sayre wedding to Miss Jes sie Wilson as best man. He is hosted by Charles H Butler at 1535 I Street NW and will lecture tomorrow after a luncheon in his honor hosted by Secretary of State Bryan. Notable guest Dr Harry Garfield arrives, staying with Col and Mrs Archibald Hopkins, and Mr Sayre will become Garfield’s Williams College secretary after the honeymoon. Usher party includes Benja min Burton Dr DeWitt Scovill Clark Dr Gilbert Harras and Charles Evans Hughes Jr. Many relatives stay at Shoreham Hotel including Misses Alice and Blanche Nevin and Mr and Mrs Wallace Wiley.

Wilfred Grenfell Sayre Misa Jessie Wilson Washington Charles Henry Butler I Street Bryan Grenfell Harry Garfield Williams College Archibald Hopkins Garfield Benjamin B. Burton New York Dewitt Scovill Clark Salem Mass Gilbert Harras Montclair N. J Charles Evans Hughes, Jr City Justice Hughes Avenue of the Presidenta Shoreham Hotel Alice and Blanche Nevin Lancaster Wallace Wiley Charlotte W Appelt

Wilsons Gift: Dining Room Set for Miss Wilson

The President and Mrs. Wilson will gift a magnificent dining room set worth about 1000 dollars to Miss Jessie Wilson and Mr. Sayre. The set will be shipped directly to Williamstown cottage, not the White House, with other gifts stored at the executive mansion awaiting placement.

Mrs. Wilson Williamstown White House Williamatown Executive Mansion Misa Wilson Sayre

Licensed to Marry Multiple Pairs in Diverse Cities

A crowded license notice lists numerous marriage intentions with pairs from Dublin, Washington, Aberdeen, Annapolis, Philadelphia, Portsmouth, and other locales. Clergy names and venues appear scattered, reflecting a period-style registrar entry of multiple unions.

Lionel Smith-Gorton Dublin Ireland Ellen A Fletcher Washington D. C U. G Pierce John M. Kley Dora A. Nolan M. Schmitt Berthold B. Betz Marie Mohl H. Schroeder Gecar Ik Swato Hinton W. Va Derla M. Savage Florence A. Busch Omaha Nebr BR. Roth Chaaries A. Lewis Mabel Hall J.B. Briges Les Clifton Martin Amelie EK. Pieliner P. A. Menzel Charles W. Shaffer New York City Alice B. Sparks Landover Montgomery Sant Bella Antonina Cifals Antonio Licausi Zrarxensia Atgelmo WM. N. de * Gharies Flemming Helen R. Dinemore Hav Murphy. Fiord G. Wert Gordonsville

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