Day of Many Brides Miss Money Weds in Buffalo
Miss Mabel Clare Money daughter of Senator Hernando Money of Mississippi married Dr. William Whitney Kitchen of Buffalo in a 6 o'clock ceremony at the Church of the Covenant. Attendants included Mrs. Tom Hall matron of honor and Lieut. P. T. Magruder best man. The church was decorated with palms and cosmos, music featured Wagner and Mendelssohn. The couple left for a short trip before settling in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Clare Money
Hernando de Soto Money
Mississippi
William Whitney Kitchen
Buffalo
Canada
James Kitchen
New York
P. T .Magruder
U S NS
Harvey Murray
Hall
Martha Baird
Gen Baird
Misa Money
Mr. Murray
Miss Edith Rice Weds William Hanley in Georgetown Church
Miss Edith Rice daughter of Rev M F B Rice and Mr William Woodin Hanley of Cumberland Md were married at Dumbarton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Georgetown last evening at 6 o clock The ceremony was conducted by the bride’s father assisted by Rev George W King and Rev Dr W W Evans Attendants included Miss Helen Rice and Mr Thomas B Hanley The ushers were Clark D Eaton George R Wheeler A G Har grove A Charles Wilson John A Hartman LeRoy S Rice The bridal attire featured a lace robe over white satin and lilies of the valley, with the maid of honor in white chiffon over green silk and green ribbons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edith Rice
M. F. B. Rice
William Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
William Woodin Hanley
Dumberland
Dumbarton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Georgetown
George W King
W W Evans
Huntingdon
Helen Rice
Thomas B Hanley
New York
Clark D. Eaton
Berwick
George R. Wheeler
Cumberland
A. G. Hargrove
St. Louis
A. Charles Wilson
John A. Hartman
LeRoy
Rice
Lilles
Cumberland Bride Weds In Valley Church Ceremony
The wedding united the bride and groom in a valley church ceremony with a reception at the parsonage. They plan a long wedding trip to the Pacific Coast and possibly Japan, then reside in Cumberland. Among out-of-town guests were Dr. Goucher and Dr. Van Meter of Woman's College, several Woodin family members from New York, plus many others from Cumberland, Winchester, Baltimore, and Lexa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Japan
Cumberland
Goucher
Woman's College
van Meter
William H. Woodin
C. R. Woodin
New York
Charles H Dickerman
Milton
Poumerat
Leitch
Edward A. Hartman
A. Charles Wilson
Flossy Barnes
Baltimore
John F. Woodin
Lexa, Ark
Dr. Johnson
Johns Hopkins University
Washington Girl Weds Treasury Agent in Family Ceremony
Miss Mary Kimball daughter of Dr and Mrs Edward S Kimball married Howard Malcolm Kutchin a special agent for the Treasury Department at noon yesterday in the Kimball home. Rev Edward Slater Dunn lap officiated with only family present. They plan a wedding trip and a future apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Mary Kimball
Edwards. Kimball
Howard Malcolm Kutchin
Edward Slater Dunlap
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bertha
Baltimore
Ethel Roosevelt
Kimball
Leschetizky
Moszkowski
Teresa Carreno
Emma Prentner
8. M. Fabian
Kutchin
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
California
The
Mr Boss Miss Ebberly Wed in Calvary Church
Miss Antoinette Ebberly daughter of Mr and Mrs August F Ebberly married Mr Harry Kersey Boss at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev Samuel H Greene and Rev Dr Harding officiating The couple planned a several week honeymoon and will reside in Baltimore after October 26 The ceremony featured white and green decor and a bridal party including Mrs Beverlie J Smith Jr and Franklin Arthur Gibbons with ushers and a diamond brooch worn by the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette Ebberly
August F. Eberly
Harry Kersey Boss
Calvary Baptst Church
Samuel H. Greene
Dr. Harding
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Arthur D. Mayo
Beverlie J. Smith, Jr
Franklin Arthur Gibbons
William A. Boss
George J. Mueller
Carl C. Mueller
Baltimore
Pretty Jersey City Wedding Links Virginia Bride and Montana Groom
A quiet ceremony at 412 Elev Enth Street Southeast yesterday united Miss Mollie W Hutton of Warrenton Virginia to Mr Alexander Hunter Terrett of Branden burg Montana. Dr F R Boston officiated at Renton Baptist Church with only close relatives present. The couple planned a brief Southern trip before settling in Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Aimett Hope
Eleventh Street
Mollie’ ‘W. Hutton
Warrenton
Hope
Alexander Hunter Terrett
Brandenburg, Mont
F. R. Boston
Warrenton Baptist Church
Terrett
Fairfax County
Falls Church
FISHBAUGH BILLINGSLEY MARRIAGE AT BRIDE'S HOME
Miss Louise Matson Billingsley daughter of Mr and Mrs Byron O Billingsley married Mr Paul Fishbaugh son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Fishbaugh at 7 45 pm in the bride's home 1023 Dartmouth street New York Avenue Presbyterian pastor Rev Wallace Radcliffe officiated The maid of honor was Miss Harriet Lowery Billingsley best man Mr Robert Whitney Imbrie Yale reception at Rauscher's 8 30 to 10 o'clock about 80 guests attended they left on their wedding tour with out of town relatives noted Cleveland Ohio New York and Texas presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rauscher’s
Louise Matson Billingsley
Byron O. Billingsley
Paul Fishbaugh
Charles H. Fishbaugh
Dartmouth Street
Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Harriet Lowery Billingsley
Robert Whitney Imbrie
Yale
Harris
P. W. Fishbaugh
Louise Matson Billingsly
Harris-Ewing
Paul Whitney-Fishbaugh
Guy Billingsley
Cleveland
Ohio
Fred G. Horton
New York
T. Billingsley
Texas
Georgetown Bride Weds Norwegian Native in Congress Street Church
Miss Hetty M Birch of Georgetown married Oluf Louis Cleven a native of Norway in a 3 oclock ceremony at Congress Street M P Church attended by maid of honor Miss Jessie Knott and best man Oscar Cleven with ushers J W Harper H M Miller A Hanson J Arthur Birch. The couple plans two week honeymoon at Old Point Comfort before settling at 3025 Dumbarton Ave. The wedding drew relatives and friends from Georgetown and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Norway
Hetty M Birch
F. Birch
Oluf Louis Cleven
Congress Street
M. P
Jessie Knott
Oscar Cleven
J. W. Harper
H. M. Miller
A. Hanson
J. Arthur Birch
Maid of Honor
Old Point Comfort
Dumbarton Avenue
Ida Brown
Leesburg
Hibbs
C. W. Warner
Hamilton, Va
Lillian Brown
Miss Helen Browne Weds John Fletcher Comer of Comer Ala
A large Foundry M. B. Church wedding united Miss Helen Browne daughter of Mr and Mrs Aldis Browne and Mr John Fletcher Comer of Comer Alabama. The ceremony was performed by Rev Robert M Moore with a grand bridal party and a reception following. The bride wore white meassaline and the groom arrived on a wedding journey to Comet Alabama. Guests included Baltimore college officials and several Browne family members from Yale and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aldis B. Browne
Foundry M. B. Church
Helen Browne
John Fletcher Comer
Comer
Ala
Robert M. Moore
J. McDonald Comer
Mary C. Emochs
Jackson
Eva Comer
Birmingham
Florence Miller
Reading
Marie Nast
Cincinnati
Katherine Clayton
Annapolis
Mary Deve
Louise Harrison
Flora Browne
Mary Browne
TF. Woodward Trainor
Chester
John Barr
Henry Shorter
Hufala
James Hogan
Torrington
Woman’s College
Baltimore
Enochs
Miss Nast
St Johns Hopkins
Tau Kappa Pi
Comet
J. F. Goucher
Woman's College
van Meter
The
Colege
Alexander Britton
Chevy Chase
Evans Browne
Washington Couple Weds in Yonkers Home Ceremony
Miss Elizabeth Neale and Mr. John Lawrence Hyde were married last evening at the bride’s brother and sister Dr and Mrs Co L Bemarest Capitol Hill home. Only families and a few friends attended due to illness. They will reside in Yonkers New York after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yonkers
N. Y
Elizabeth Neale
John Lawrence Hyde
Co. L. Bemarest
Capitol HI
James B. Craighill
Mr. Hamilton
Neale
Edith Hyde
Mabel Owen
Harriet Haskell
New York
Edward Hyde
Olive Demarest
Ie. Hyde
Rainbow Wedding at First Congregational Church
One of the prettiest fall weddings joined Miss Nellie Newton and Mr. Francis Marion Shore at the First Congregational Church last night at eight. Rev. H. M. Newman officiated with special choir music and the ceremony featured rainbow decor matching bridesmaids colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Nellie Newton
Francis Marion Shore
M. Newman
George Newton
Clara Waller
Edward Reed
Rose Oaks
Bride and groom wed. wedding party honors given
An article notes a wedding with Lloyd White and Miss Mac Qaks as hosts, pink crepe de chine and blue net attire, Delmar Stutler as best man, ushers and maids presented with gold gifts, and a supper at the bride’s parents home at 53 Quincy place northeast before the couple departed on their wedding journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alk
Lloyd White
Mac Qaks
Omar Stutler
Jen Skinner
Charlies Ryder
Delmar Stutler
Quincy Place
Mr Barber Miss Nelson Wedding at Silsby Home
An interesting wedding was held last evening at Mrs. George W. Silsby’s home at 1361 Yale Street. Miss Jeasie Louise Nelson became the wife of Mr. John Barber of Woodbury New Jersey. Reverend Samuel H. Greene officiated at 8 30 p m. The ceremony drew relatives and intimate friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Silsby
Yale Street
Jeasie Louise Nelson
John Barber
Woodbury
M. J
Samuel H. Greene
Cavalry Baptist Church
Ethel Foster
Duncan Jacques
N. J
Wilson Silesby
Florence Silsby
Miss Silsby
Aaron W. Nelson
Chicago
Howard
Lincoln of Oklahoma Seeks Statehood and Accepts Congressional Judgment
Col. Charles P. Lincoln of El Reno, Oklahoma, visiting Washington on legal business, expresses entitlement to statehood while ready to accept Congress’s judgment. He praises Oklahoma’s progress, population of 80,000, and compares its civilization favorably with older states, urging early statehood while acknowledging federal control under a territorial government until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Lincoln
el Reno
Okla
Washington
Pensions
Col
Lincoln
Oklahoma
West
Secretary of the Interior
Naional
Union
Heartbottom
FICTION ON THE WANE AT WASHINGTON LIBRARY
Washington Public Library trustees report falling demand for fiction while overall circulation rises. End year holdings reach 73 045 volumes with 11 322 new accessions costing about 10 000 dollars. Borrowers total 38 779, up 12 percent. monthly refer ence room attendance up 40 percent. Calls for endowments and a 25 000 dollar annual books appropriation. Carnegie branch offer favored. Budget for next year totals 1 100 current expenses and 66.28 for miscellaneous book purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Washington Public Library
Washingtonfane
L. C
National Capital
Ten Miles Square
Library of Con
Carnegie
Controversy Over District Police Census Figures
A heated debate over Washington’s police census escalates as Charles F. Weller and Maj. Sylvester clash over health and literacy statistics. Commissioner West defends the census accuracy while urging compulsory schooling to cut charitable need, citing past counts and newer data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Weller
Maj. Sylvester
Post
West
Weller
Washington
Mr. Weller
Woodward
Weiler
Bureau of Labor
Health Department
District of Columbia
Southwest
Associated Charities
Commissioner West
Mr. West
Congress
Mas. Sylvester
Feast of St Francis Observed by Monks at Mount St Sepulchre
Franciscan monks observed the feast of their founder at Mount St Septulchre Brookland with mass Gregorian chant and the transitus ceremony. Dominicans joined in, blessing the assembly and a future observance is planned by Third Order members with sermon by Father Noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Sepulchre
Brookland
Francis of
Aasiss
Mount St. Sepulchre
Dominican House of Studies
St. Francis Chapel
Father Oldegeering
Third Order
Baltimore
Washington
Father Noon
O. P
Miss Roosevelt II Arrives in Yokohama for Far East Tour
Miss Alice Roosevelt and her party reached Yokohama aboard the Minnesota from Shimonoseki. She was greeted by the American Minister and others but declined formalities. The party will tour inland until October 13 before sailing to San Francisco on the Siberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Alice Roosevelt
Minnesota
Shimonosexi
Roosevelt
E. H. Harriman
San Francisco
Siberia
End Polygamy Convenes to Back Anti Saloons Efforts
The thirtieth annual WCTU convention closes with resolutions urging Congress to amend the Constitution to prohibit polygamy, endorsing the Anti-Canteen Law and the Webber bill for District of Columbia prohibition, praising the Anti-Saloon League, and condemning Sunday school excursions to summer resorts selling alcohol. Officers and delegates elected. prize banner presented. treasury reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-saloon League
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Calvary Baptist Church
Congres
United States
Congress
Antisaloon League
District League
Webber
District of Columbia
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Fort Myer
WGT
Clinton Smith
M. E. Cohen
WE. de Riemer
Emma S Shelton
Clayton E. Emig
Charles P. Grandfield
Loyal Temperance Legion
Kate Cheeseman
Twitchell
W Ih Reagan
W & de Riemer
Anson L. Taylor
McMak White
Lucy B. Osterhaut
Ella M. Boston
Ymma F Randolph
Henry Crown Pickens
Harmah Crosby
M. B. Catlin
W. Gallagher
Emma Berry
Linsley Clary
E. L. Henry
A. C. Giles
School of Methods
Mra
A. Willams
L. H. Martin
Los Angeles
Cal
Sidney Philps
Hannah Crosby
M Pallard
Jennie Robinson
C. BE. Emig
Anna Gordon
W. H. Howard
Bloomingdale Union
Charles P. Granfield
Judge Liquozone by What It Does
An advertisement urges readers to try Liquozone with no testimonials. It claims the product cures illness and wards off germs, urging sick people to use it to recover and healthy people to stay well and gain vigor, offering a first bottle to prove its claims.
What Liquozone Is A Germicide Tonic For Disease
A historical promotion extols Liquozone as a gas derived tonic germicide. It claims internal safety and curative powers for numerous diseases and offers a free first bottle and two months extra trial. The piece cites millions of bottles used and extensive testing by chemists and rights holders.
Free Liquozone Coupon Offer for First Try
Readers are urged to request a free coupon for a 50 cent bottle of Liquozone and have it mailed to an order via a local druggist. The offer promises a full-size bottle paid for by the sender and claims no obligation to the recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edquozone
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William W. Kitchin
William W. Hanley
Harris Ewig
W. W. Kitchen
Wiss Mabel Clere
Money Key
S Hamlin
Church of the Covenant
Wshers
Wr Hunter Armat
Thomas Armat
Harry V D. King
Raymond Actean
Tom Hall
MR. Hanley
Miss Rice
MR. Kutchin
Miss Kimball
Edward B. Kimball
Ayoo. An
Mads Schuit
Mery Kimball
MR. Boss
Miss Eberly
Fleischmann
Miss Huhn
Marie Anna Huhn
Ferdinand Hun
Capitol HM
Francis William Fleischmann
St. Joseph’s Parish House
V. F. Schmitt
Gainsborough
A. C. Stickel
Miletus
W. Va
Jeg Gore
Buck
Jen
Boston
Jersey City
MR. Terrett
Miss Hutton
MR. Cleven
Miss Birch
H.C. Fisk
M. B Shreve
Washington Post
Rockville
Harry C. Fisk
Takoma Park
D. C
Margaret Eulalia Shreve
Monocacy
This County
Gilbert McDonald
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Barnesville
Washington Evening Star
MR. Comer
Miss Browne
MR. Hyde
Miss Neale
MR. Shore
Miss Newton
MR. Barber
Miss Nelson. S
Gol. Lincoln
Pensions Talks of
Genius
Denver
Pat
ST. Francis
Miss Roosevelt IV
W.C.T.U
Baltimore and Return
Fennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited
Beth Abeceme
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