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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1913

Page

3

Wilson Sayre wedding set to draw 700 guests in Washington

Washington society buzzes over Miss Misa Jessie Wilson and Francis B. Sayre’s marriage amid plans for a large official guest list. Invitations hinge on White House limits, with a guest roster likely rivaling the Alice Roosevelt Longworth event. Preparations include gowns made to order, a refined trousseau, and a Williamsburg, Massachusetts home for the newlyweds.

Washington Misa Jessie Wilson Francis B. Sayre Alice Roosevelt Nicholas Longworth Wilson White House Hfe Taft Washington Tong Sayre Tiousseau Jessie Wilson Trousseau Williamsburg Mass Miss Wilson Eleanor

King and Queen Host Royal Wedding Party at St James Palace

London October 13 The king and queen gave a party at St James Palace for Prince Arthur of Connaught and the Duchess of Fife who are soon to be married. Eight hundred guests attended. Notable wedding gifts included a diamond tiara from the king and queen and a gold dessert service from the Princess Royal.

Jack Lesiie Leonard Jerome New York Randolph Churchill London Duke of Connaught Glassrough County Monaghan Leslie Prince Arthur of Col. Leslie Leeie Shané Leslie Miss Ide St James Palace Connaught Duchess of Fife

The Fireside Woman and Self-Sacrifice Conversations

Barbara Boyd presents a dialogue between the Fireside Woman and a Forward looking Woman on changing ideas of virtue and self-sacrifice. They discuss whether sacrificing oneself remains admirable, the danger of losing individuality, and how marriage can prompt hidden self-sacrifice without losing personal identity.

George Eliot George Hiot Ufe Fireside Hachive

Society notes from the seventh page of Prom

Mrs. Theodore W Richards returns to Nineteenth street after summer in town. Capt and Mrs Casper H Conrad Jr travel from Winchester and Washington to Fort Sheridan. Rear Admiral William Sheffield Cowles spends time in Washington. Brig Gen William Crosier sails to Europe. Col Selden Allen Day and Mrs Day return to Lamont street for the winter. E R Holmes and family visit Senator John Sharp Williams then return to Mississippi. Mrs Richmond Pearson Hobson joins Representative Hobson after Deer Park. Mrs Kern of Indiana goes home for time. Senator Colt travels to Newport for a short visit and dines with K R Livingston Beekman.

Selden Allen Day Mrs. Day Virginia Lamont Street E. R. Holmes John Sharp Williams Holmes Mississipp

Miss Hughes to Be a Debutante This Season

Representative and Mrs Hughes of West Virginia will not travel to Washington until January as Miss Hughes becomes a debutante this season. Mrs Smith visits relatives in New York and Huntington. DAR state regent invites district chapters to meet at 1st Connecticut Avenue October 20 to 25 to plan the winter schedule.

Washington Effie Baker Katherin Dunkhurst Lenore de Grange Wlaje Hill Representative Hill Connecticut Gladys Hinckley Gizycki Roberta Amies Walter Tuckerman Margaret Ferl Rebecca Hughes West Viginia Lucien Smith Ladelle Hughes Huntington Miss Hughes Smith Charles W Richardson Daughters of the American Revolution Connecticut Avenue Vera KE. Clementson Seventeenth Street Messrs. Boyajien Bros G Street Northwest

Bloom to Bear Her Name in White House Wedding

Thousands of chrysanthemums grown in the White House conservatories and Agriculture Department greenhouses for the upcoming White House wedding will include a new aristocrat of the plant family named for the bride Miss Jessie Wilson. Government horticulturists study its color size and variety, promising it will lead among all chrysanthemums decorating the White House rooms on November.

White House Department of Agriculture Jessie Wilson

Hundreds of Pupils Overcrowd Business High Hallways

Report into overcrowding at Business High School shows 504 pupils attending classes in hallways with seven daily typewriting sessions. Alumni press for expansion to original plan while other high schools also near capacity. Cadet drill crowds and planned appointments for cadet officer roles noted as district schools push for new Contra school completion.

Business High School Supt. Davidson Central High School Prospect H Col. Ross

New School for Liberia Funded by American Colonization Society

Liberia to establish an industrial school modeled on Hampton and Tuskegee with 85500 US dollars gifted to the Liberian government for exclusive use by children of current citizens. Fair State Senator Helen King Robinson of Colorado will speak at the National Women's Suffrage Association opening meeting on November. Leonora O Reilly of New York, president of the Wage-earners League, will also address. The Suffragist opened offices at 1429 FY Street as convention plans near completion.

Hampton, Va Tuskegee, Ala Liberia American Colonization Society Achogs Ia United States Helen King Robinson Colorado National Women's Suffrage Association Misa ‘ Leonora O'Reilly New York

Theodosia Burr Shepherd and Frances Kelly Orgs of 19th Century Arts

The article records October 14 as the birthday of Theodosia Burr Shepherd, a California seed grower who hybridized plants from 1885 and became a noted lecturer. It also notes Frances Kelly, famed English actress born on October 14, who survived two audience shootings in 1916 and Dublin later, and her lasting ties to Charles Lamb and his sister Mary.

Theodosia Burr Shepherd California Frances Kelly Lord Byron Charles Lamb London Miles Kelly Mary Lamb Miss Kelly Dublin Charles Mary Lamb Kelly Ana McClure

German Housewife Economy In Kitchen Dishes Beans Lentils

A 1913 McClure Newspaper Syndicated article outlines German American thrift in cooking. It highlights economy through bean preparation and lentil dishes, detailing whittled beans, salted beans, and lentil soup with sausage. A lentil sauce with butter flour onion and vinegar is described, served with boiled sausage and fried bread crumbs.

Ocean McClure Newspaper

Modern tailored and semi tailored suits dominate smart American wardrobes

Fashion notes describe tailored lines giving way to semi tailored silhouettes. Skirts vary with draped, double or plain styles while coats feature sashes, novel collars and cuffs. Fabrics include flou de laine and duvetan with navy velour options and pattern instructions for various bust and waist sizes, with pattern copies available through Washington agencies.

Ladies’ Home Journal Washington

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