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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1906

Page

10

Optimist Club of Our Father Universalist Church

The Optimist Club exists as a social and literary body within the Church of Our Father Universalist at Thirteenth and L streets northwest founded in 181 and led by active speakers and entertainers. Members host free illustrated lectures, dinners, and meetings with notable guests such as Maj. Piper and Col. John G. Cenan while pursuing education, culture, and interdenominational fellowship.

Optimist Club Atuyut Tu Church of Our Father, Universalist Vanety Maj. Piper Life-saving Service Ht i. of Powers D. D Charles Mbifier William C. Woodward Kieam John G. Cenan Cramies Turner Gur Warker Tsahet Zor Devi Bankot Edwards, Jr Mitchell A. Ham Clara Allee C A. Perham Als. Perham Ards Adr Cora M. Mesutlen Treass Mme. de Bielski Mme. de Bieiski Princip Zodian A. Thomas Thomas Pain Finney Aliee Beach Graham Newman Booth Taft van Bostwick Mr. Bishop M. I. Willis Sydney Duffle Pop Raven J. H. Whitaker Claudia F. Ellsworth Mary O. Agnew Mr. Tyler Delsarte Church of Our Father Martha

Atlantic City Crowds Build Toward Easter Week Proportions

Special to The Washington Post reports Atlantic City reaches record spring crowds with hotels near capacity. Holmes of Rudolf hotel change hands as Barton, Edison, and numerous others prepare for season. Washington visitors register at Challante, Craig Hall, Thomas, and many more as flowers display at Shaffer's.

Washington Post Atlantic City H. Eder Rudolf Yna H. E. Voorhees J. Minor Edison Pacific and Michigan Avenues Washington Challante Hotel Aim J. Z. Wilks Miss Wilks Nasver Sioclair Wilks John J. Edson Mia Emily G. Mathews Miss Mathews Craig Hall Mrs Samuel Willis Mids Wills Dennis F. T. Thomas Feastbourne W. M. Wayne Ethlyn John R. Clark Fredonia Frank K. Latimore Grand Athletic G. Choate Mra. Winans W. i HD. Mier G. G. Carracort Creew's Oscar BD Branbach Moulton Holmherst Dana Lincoln D. Lenin Heddon Hal P. A. Les O'Brien Fo Watermale Charles A. Bliss Li de

Memorial Day arrangements noted for Vina Calhoun group

Residents planned Memorial Day luncheons for veterans at Arlington and other cemeteries. The department officers listed include Vina Calhoun as president, Julia Roberts as senior vice president, Julia W. Hamilton as junior vice president, and other officers and executive board members. A meeting adjourned subject to the call of the department president. Also reported are social club events hosted by Mrs W. Schlosberg and the High View Pleasure Club gathering at High View Cottage with many attendees.

Columbia Heights Art Club Kaffre Klacsch Catherine Barlow Myra McNabb Gainbrough Jessia Bowman Garner Vina M. Calhoun Arlington Department Julia Roberts Julia W. Hamilton Sue M. Carey Gertrude Morgan Marion Lewis Anna 8. Hamilton Eliza P. Watson Agnes Keeler Olive Raymond Mary L. Ricker Nannie G. Davis Anna B. Cromwell Alice Cooley Hester A. Wyman Burnside Corps Thoze Gallagher Richardson Noerr Hamilton Emerson Sprague Nina Chandler Newton Strickland Hart Burnside Post Balls Bluff William B. Spear

Fraternity Gossip Highlights Local Orders and Initiations

The regular meeting of Camp No. 2 and Patriotic Order Lana of America lays groundwork for April 6 arrival of Camp No. 21 at Pennsylvania station, with speeches on patriotism and a supper. Sioux Tribe and Red Men chapters report elevated memberships, ceremonies, and a gold mounted tomahawk presentation, while unions and lodges showcase socials, euchre parties, and upcoming fairs.

Camp No Patriotic Order Lana of America Baltimore Pennsylvania Station Camp No. 6 Tenth Street Order District of Columbia Wiewam Pennsylvania Avenue Worm Moon H. E. Wheeler William H. King D. J. Marvin Sagamore F. I. Snow Saks & Co Comanions

Mrs Longworth Invited To Balcony Speech Event

In Chicago on March 3 the Hamilton Club will host Mrs Nicholas Longworth and her party for Appomattox day banquet on April 9. A private balcony over the entrance will let the bride hear and see Congressman Longworth speak, with the speaker’s table nearby. Balcony will be draped and curtains drawn to hide the guests except by choice. Banquet committee plans for 650 guests and table drawings set for next Thursday afternoon.

Washington Post Chicago Hamilton Club Nicholas Longworth Congressman Longworth Appomattox Auditorium Hotel

Dobsons Reach America On Siberia Voyage

Dr and Mrs W H Dobson of this city arrived in San Francisco aboard the Pacific liner Siberia from Hongkong via Yokohama and Honolulu. They served nine years as Presbyterian missionaries in Young Kong China and receive a one year furlough. Dr Dobson reports a safe voyage and improved health. They will visit Mrs Dobson’s mother in Los Angeles before heading to Washington. The President appointed Frederick W Whittredge as special ambassador to attend the King of Spain’s wedding.

San Francisco Hongkong Vie Yokohama Honolulu W. H. Dobson Presbyterian Board Young Kong China Eid Siberia Frederick W. Whittredge New York United States Spain

Vesper Service at the YWCA Led by Mrs Wilbur

Sunday vesper services at the Y W C A continue each week at 4 o clock in the rooms. Mrs William Allen Wilbur conducts today with a special music program arranged for the occasion.

Y. W. CG William Alien Wilbur

Easter footwear and accessories line shown

A local shop previews a broad range of footwear and leather goods for Easter weddings and spring wear. Jessica Ties in gun metal calf and patent leather with lace sides, matching Spats, over a hundred shades of wedding slippers, white canvas and buckskin for the sea season, plus fashionable options for riding sport and gym use.

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