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housekeeping appointments The cii's
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which has i-.rn lnfiiri H. flr wedding
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selected anything appropriate for
Journey. with the chance II u being
carried on tho honeymoon trip. bui
Senator and Mr.. Philander g. Knox of
PENNSYLVANIA have struck On a novel
Jewel case for long trip Their gift
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\ large medallion bearing Miss Roosc
velt's initials
AZ the wedding Of Miss Roosevelt.
which will be- performed In the historic
east room by the Right Rev. Henry Y.
Protestant Episcopal bishop
Of Washington. on Saturday next. there
will be no bridesmaids. A thousand .
10 the wedding have been
issued Those Invited are the members
" the cabinet and their wives. former
members of the cabinet who are now
In the United States senate and their
wives the heads of the foreign embas
sizes and missions and their wives. the
justices of the United States supreme
court and their wives, the official mem
bers of the party which accompanied
Secretary Taft TO the orient, the Ohio
delegation in congress and the New
York delegation In congress. Late In
he afternoon Mr. Longworth and his
bride will leave Washington on n "trip
to Florida, travelling in special car.
After the adjournment of congress they
expect to make a trip to Europe.