Pastors Assigned as Baltimore Ministers Change Posts
Dr. Ensor is transferred to head the East Baltimore district and will be replaced at Calvary by Rev. James Shera Montgomery. Rev. H. D. Mitchell moves from St. Marks to Metropolitan to succeed Montgomery. The cabinet of the Baltimore conference announced the appointments at Foundry Church after a spirited night session.
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East Baltimore
H. D. Mitchell
Metropolitan Church
J. T. Montgomery
Calvary
J. T. Ensor
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbia Road
Baltimore
Methodisat Episcopal Church
Ite
Foundry Church
Ore Ennor
James Shera Montgomery
Harry ©. Mitchell
St. Mark's Church
Forest Fark
Montgomery
Ensor
St. Clair Neal
Neal
C. W. Baldwin
Baltimore Missionary and Church Extension Society
Earl Cranston
Calvary Church
Emsor
Mitchell
Mitchall
Metropolitan
Forest Park
Ainger
Bishop Cranston
Edward Hayes
J. St. Clair Neal
W.W. W. Barnes
George C. Bacon
J. McDowell
Walbrook Church
Cranaton
Police Department
Pullman
Wilson
Billy
Washington
Whitford
L. McDowell
Alexandria
L. M. Ferguson
Camp Springs
H. C. Owens
Concord
J. M. McCauley
Falls Church
Arlington Merritt
William W. Réel
Earle N. Bergestock
Berndon
Charles F. Boss
John E. Holt
East Hartford
R. I. Wood
Orangeville
M.S. Hover
Stencil Fashion to Replace Garments at Met Opera April
New York fashion notes reveal Russian ballet designer Leon Bakst will stencil Cleopatra costumes with paint and bronze dust, replacing traditional garments. Flora Revalles will appear in stencilled outfits, crafted from Egyptian designs, as houses stock materials and maids learn the technique for the April Met performance.
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New York
Nicola Greeley-Smith
Russian’ Ballet
Metropolitan Opera House
New Rochelle
Leon Bakst
Flora Revalles
Cleopatra
Bakat
Metropolitan
Memj
Ballet
Maries
Miss Revalles
Fifth Avenue
Cleopatra fashion craze spurs stencil gowns and Egyptian deco
In a playful column, readers are urged to embrace an Egyptian themed fashion shift. Stencilled patterns and bronze gold dusting appear on gowns as women adapt to changing styles while embracing novelty. The piece notes public acceptance of the stencil as a moral safeguard and suggests personal portraits or symbols as gown motifs.
Porcelain Flowers on Sunshade Hats Trendy Millinery
Paris representative from a New York millinery company ships sunshade hats trimmed solely with porcelain flowers. The flowers imitate decorative porcelain in soft pastels and are praised for beauty, with plans to present porcelain in Venetian vases as future novelties. Washington Port April 4.
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Paris
Washington
Lichtanstein
Paria
New York Millinery’ Company
Unen
Sen
San
Adchtenstein
Slase
New York
Mr. Lichtenstein
Dream Mate Ad Sparks Saco Weddings With Lottery Claim
In Saco Maine on April 4 Miss Isabell Benson aged 18 and William Wiley Jr 28 married after a newspaper ad drew 600 letters from New England. The couple wed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage and plan to live in Boston. Benson had been employed at Garland Manufacturing, and Wiley bought a gold ring and watch as a prize. Some local girls say they will advertise for husbands, arguing leap year makes it proper to seek mates publicly.
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Washington Post
Saco
Isabell Benson
James Benson
William ¥. Wiley, Jr
Ferdinand Street
Boston
City Hall
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
New England
Wiley
Garland Manufacturing Company
Printer's
Arcanums Hold Feast Good of Order Set Forth
Secretary of the Navy Daniels spoke at the Grand Council Royal Arcanum annual banquet in Washington with a theme of adequate preparedness. He praised service members and highlighted the organization’s benefits to members, while officers and dignitaries from Virginia and the District attended and lauded the Order’s impact.
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Daniels
Grand Council
Royal Arcanum
Webbitt
United States
Roswell H. Btarett
Supreme Regent
W. Floyd Reams
Grand Regent
Virginia
Allen Z. Treadway
Alexander M. Dockery
F. S. Parks
District of Columbia
Claude R. Zappone
Starrett
Ebbitt
Arcanum
F. S. Parka
Tages
James H. Ruth
Parke
A. B. Keefer
McCormack Sets A Washington Concert Record
Irish tenor John McCormack drew the largest Washington audience ever for an Irish ballads program at Poll’s. The capacity crowd required 100 extra chairs and 300 stage seats, with 380 standing room tickets, pulling receipts to 4200. McCormack sang in fine voice with encores, joined by Donald McBeath on violin and Edwin Schneider at the piano.
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Washington
John McCormack
Jonge
Big Avenue Playhouse
Nooka
McCormack
Donald McBeath
Edwin Schneider
Metropolitan Memorial and affiliated clergy quarterly conference notes
A historical listing details Metropolitan Memorial and Hamline affiliated clergy, supernumeraries, and lecturers connected to the Metropolitan Memorial quarterly conference and Lucy Webb Hayes Training School. Names include D H Martin W R Wedderapoon Gorsuch J R Eselas L C Clark C E Wise and others.
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Tenley
B. C. Powers
Trinity
J. P. Hand
Union
John Mac* Murray
Waugh
F. M. McCoy
Wasley
H. F. Downs
Wilson Memorial
L. McLain
Washington Grove
A. Osborn
Woodside
Page Milburn
J. R. Shannon
Boston University School of Theology
Metropolitan Memorial
W. Graffin
Industries Missionary
Anacostia
France
Lucy Webb Hayes
Sibley Hospital
Mowbray
B. F. Crawford
F. B. Hannon
Hamline
At Issue on Colored Bishops Divides Methodist Conference
A morning session debate focused on uniting Methodism amid race questions. A key amendment to elect colored bishops was rejected in Wilmington, then debated. final tally 118 for, 2 against. Clergy including Dr. Goucher and Bishop Cranston argued implications for leadership.
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Union of Methodism
Wilmington
C. H. Richardson
J. C. Wrightson
Baltimore
Edward L. Watson
T. M. West
Edward Hayes
Bishop Cranston
Cranston
Board of Bishops
John F. Goucher
Federation Committee
Goucher
Memorial presented for Bishop Napthall Luccock by local Methodist committees
A memorial on the death of Bishop Napthall Luccock, buried in St. Louis yesterday, was presented by several committees from near Washington and Baltimore churches. Rev. Drs. G G Peck H S France and Q W Baldwin participated in the presentation at the home for the aged.
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Methodist Church
Washington
Baltimore
Napthall Luccock
St. Louis
G. G. Peck
H. 8
France
Q. W. Baldwin
Blunder saved Calais, says British officer on furlough
Maj. Norman Thwaites, British Army officer on furlough, spoke at the National Press Club recounting his World War I front experiences. He cited a critical misstep that allowed German forces to miss Calais, while noting Britain was the junior partner to France in war and policy, with Joffre dominating strategic decisions.
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Norman Thwaites
Washington
Prea
National Press Club
Ypres
Calais
Thwaites
Pot & Brother
Great Britain
Joffre
Divorce suit halted as king's proctor intervenes
In London court the king's proctor moved to prevent Ida Mari Celle French's decree from becoming absolute. He planned to present evidence about Mrs French's association with Mr Andrawa, whom she reportedly intended to marry after divorce. Mrs French is said to be daughter of former American consul general Robert J. Wynne. her husband is Captain H R French formerly of the Seventh Hussars.
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London
Ida. Maricelle French
French
Robert J. Wynne
Andrawa
Daily and Sunday Until April 25 Eventnz
Event listings show daily and Sunday times through April 25 under the banner yy Eventnz with unspecified venues or specific events. Broad dates imply ongoing shows or activities, lacking concrete organizers or locations in the readable text.
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Yy Eventnz
Mrs Mary Church Rogers Dies at 6 Eleventh Street
Mrs. Mary Church Rogers widow of Wade H. Rogers died at her residence 6 Eleventh Street Southwest after prolonged illness from heart trouble. Funeral plans tentative with services likely tomorrow at Westminster Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev T E B Davis and burial in Congressional Cemetery. She was about years old, daughter of the late Charles B. Church, sister of Mrs L S Depue and W A H and C W Church. Mr Rogers died January 10 from pneumonia.
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Mary Church Rogers
Wade H. Rogers
Old Washington Church
Eleventh Street
T. EB. Davis
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Congressional Cemetery
Geodetic Survey Centenary Celebration Opens at National Museum
The centennial celebration of the United States coast and geodetic survey begins this afternoon at 2 30 in the National Museum. The event runs for two days and closes with a banquet at the Willard tomorrow night. President Wilson will attend the banquet. Exercises and addresses will be held at the museum with an exhibit of the bureau’s work and equipment on display in the museum hall.
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United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
National Museum
Willard
Wilson
Bureau
Dorothy Melcher Engaged to Eric Kobbe in Brookline Notice
Special to The Washington Post from Boston reports Mr and Mrs Woodbury Melcher of Brookline announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy French Melcher to Eric Kobbe of Pasadena California. He is the youngest son of Maj Gen William A Kobbe US Army. The couple will reside in Pasadena.
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Washington Post
Boston
Woodbury Melcher
Brookline
Dorothy French Melcher
Eric Kobbe
Pasadena
Cal
William A. Kobbe
United States Army
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