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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1905

Page

7

Stationery and Engraving Department Busy for Easter Orders

Stationery stamping in plain colors, gold and silver, and illuminating are features of this department. Engraving Department is getting busier daily, and orders for Easter weddings should be placed now to avoid disappointment in prompt delivery. Main floor Eleventh St.

Eleventh St Kodaks and Sporting Goods Kodak and Sporting Goods 10Th Street Tenth St Men's Department

Social and Personal Notes at Washington and Benning

Social season centers on Benning with Miss Alice Roosevelt and Miss Townsend among daily visitors. Diplomatic circles add Count Nan Mocenigo at the Italian Embassy and Baron special receptions planned, while Washington society sends updates on travel, marriages, and resident moves across Friendship, Lafayette Square, and stones in the capital.

Benning Alice Roosevelt White House Lieut Fortesque Miss Townsend Miss Durand Misees Olver Ilkins Nott MacVeagh James G. Blaine Des Portes Count Nan Mocemgy Emmbassy Atlantic City Baron Mayer Des Planches

District Federation forms Household Economics committee

The District Federation of Women's Clubs met at the Cumberland with Miss Frances Graham French presiding. A new Household Economics committee was formed to advance Connecticut club work and improve home conditions, plus notes on a luncheon, the Woman's Clinic, and messages from allied clubs.

District Federation of Women’s Clubs Cumberland Frances Graham French Charlotte E. Main Parlow Connecticut Sarah 8 James Friends’ School L. D. Clark EL. Reagan Woman’s Clinic Ida Herberger Federation of Clubs Sarah Platt Decker General Federation Mary 8. Lockwood R. Smith Woman's Club of Denver Decker Aline Shane Devin Chicago Mary M. North Snow Hill Aaron M. Wilcox America

International Council of Women to Meet in Washington Delegates From 2 Million Women

Delegates representing two million women from Protestant Catholic and Mormon backgrounds will convene in Washington for a week long session of the International Council of Women from April 9 to 15. About 100 speakers including Edward Markham J E McKelway Anna Shaw and May Wright Sewall will address topics from feminine conscience to internationalism. The Shoreham Hotel will serve as headquarters with events at First Congregational Church and Pythian Hall.

Internaional Council of Women Washington Womanhood of America First Congregational Church Pythian Hall National Council of Women Chicago Women of America Woman's Catholic Society of America Woman's Free Baptist Society Colored Women’s Association Mary Wood Swift San Francisco Gen. Wood Ching Shoreham Hotel Fio Miller Wilmington Kate W Barrett Alexandria Congress of Mothers J Eden Foster Edward Markham J E. McKelway Charlotte N.C Brooklyn Eagle National Committee For Child Labor Anna Shaw May Wright Sewall Indianapolis International Council of Women Shoreham John B. Henderson Miss Thompson Toronto International Council International Bulletin

Mainstreaming Women Dominate Society Gossip Page

A Kansas City Journal excerpt surveys Parisian and American society focusing on women. It notes a farmer delaying his daughter's marriage, opera and stage life, Mrs McKinley grieving, and a shift toward fashionable tan and resort culture. It highlights actress Miss Dainton and Mrs Astor era art tastes, ending with social commentary.

Kansas City Journal Cass County Tim Liti Lehman Berlin World Singer National Magazine Mckinley Palm Beach New York Sun Posgestora St Rochester Union Mark Dainton Polly Machuen London Misa Dainton New York Jack Agcor Joe’ Gardiner Boudoir

Seventh Annual Commencement Exercises at Florence Crittenton School

The National Florence Crittenton Training School holds seventh annual commencement at 218 Third Street Northwest with demonstrations at 4 and 7 30 PM. Graduation occurs Thursday at 4 PM. diplomas to six month trainees. Courses include Bible study stenography bookkeeping nursing domestic science and housekeeping. Public invited to all events. Also note travel offer from Chicago to Pacific Coast with special excursion rates and amenities.

Florence Crittenton Training School Third Street

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