Don of Doraya Benefit in Washington by Paint and Powder Club
The Paint and Powder Club Baltimore staged the artistic comic opera The Don of Doraya at Belasco Theater for the Christ Child Society of Washington. E L Bartlett’s dancing drew exceptional notice alongside Rowland C West and Frank J Taylor performances. The ensemble included notable Washington society figures, with a strong cast delivering entertaining operatic numbers and a staging by Eugene Sanger. The show, praised for its humor and production quality, raised funds for charity.
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E. L. Bartlett
Bessie Clayton
Belasco Theater
Paint and Powder Club
Baltimore
Christ Child Society of
Washington
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton Triangle Club
Christ Child Society
Doraya
Arthur I. Robb
L H Tisher
Gordon
Belle
Doraya “Beaker
Dustin Stas
Hite and Seek Trust Company
Chicago
Don Fedro
Baker Mines
Arma Lw
Dian
Cosmopolis
Baker
Berta
Bert
Don Pedro
Fernando
The
Republic
South America
de Fava
Bartlett
E L Bartlett
Rowland C West
I Knapp
G B Howard
Forest of Dream
Frank J .Tylor
Taylor
East Side
Eugene Sanger
Thomas H Buckiet
Carrol W Rasin
Francis G Riggs
Richard H Worthington
Harry T. Poor
Reese Cassard
Stanford White auction ends with lavish tapestry sales
The third day of the Stanford White sale drew high prices as Gobelin and Flemish tapestries sold from 100 dollars, with totals reaching 125000 dollars for the entire collection. Belasco and notable bidders including A Pinchot and Jefferson Coolidge Jr. pursued works, while the Princeton Club and the Metropolitan Museum of Art secured furniture and carvings in a crowded sale atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Stanford White
Kirby
American Art Association
Music Room
Rode
T Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Boston
A. Pinchot
Flemsh
Karby
Gobelin
Hudson
W I Walters
Col. S P. Colt
Sttle
Belasco
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Douglas Handy
Princeton Club
Grammercy Park
Society Sees Amateurs at Belasco Event
A society audience including Washington elites and Baltimore guests attended the Belasco show Don aM Doraya. Notable attendees listed include Mrs Gibson Fahne stock in black gauze, Mrs Bonaparte in white satin, and Mrs Newberry in black net with jet accents, among many others in evening attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Am Doraya
Belasco
Washington
Baltimore
Gibson Fahnestock
Bonaparte
Newberry
Courtess Seckendorff
Simpson
White
Justice White
Christine Owen
Montgomery
Mme Bonaparte
Webster Edgar
Newbold Eagar
Dudley Morfan
Clifton
Gaillard Hunt
John Biddle
Primrose Liberty
Marye
McCartney
Liberty
Irwin
Frederica Morgan
Corbin
Gen Corbin
Wellie Patten
Nataliee Magruder
B Tt. Russell
Miss Sessions
Bro~awell
Arthur’ Lee
Gordon Cumming
Chatard
Mary Southerland
Vose
James F. Barbour
May Broome
Miss Mattingly
Miss Clagett
Mabel Johnson
Laura Jackson
Alexander Legare
Mary Carlisle
Evelyn Chew
Joseph Crawford
Pormpadour
Belknap
Fairfield
Rose Bradford
Pastor Suppresses Novel After Apology at New York Conference
Rev. Benjamin C. Warren of Centenary Methodist Church apologized to about 500 clergy at the New York Methodist conference for his recently published novel. He rushed to his publisher to arrange suppression and destruction of plates, saying future works would retreat to ancient Rome for characters. The book drew criticism for satirizing several prominent preachers.
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New York
Rey
Warren
Mr. Warren
Missionaries to Meet at Metropolitan Methodist Church
The Woman's Interdenominational Missionary Union of the District holds its annual meeting at Metropolitan Methodist Church on John Marshall Place with Mrs John N Culberson presiding. Rev Frank Bristol will lead prayer and welcome, and officers and committees will report while local representatives are called to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Interdenominational Missionary Union of
Metropolitan Methodist Church
John Marshall Place
John N. Culberson
Frank Bristol
S D la Feira Wall
Washington Fopham
R R_ Reidel
Charles IX Swartz
Chinatown
New York City
Mies Marguerite Morse
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Dc W Shelton
Young Womens Christian Association
Wek
de Reimer
McCall Association
David Mecxnight
Watuenstan Association
Wesley Bovee
Lanterman
Ne Committee On Resolutions
Mrs Julia A Ferrall Victim Of Grip At 87
Mrs Julia A Ferrall aged eighty seven died at the George Washington Hotel Friday from grip and old age. She was the daughter of Robert Clarke, an Englishman, who settled near Bladensburg Maryland in the early part of the last century. Most of her life was spent in Bladensburg and Washington where she wintered. She leaves three daughters Mrs Samuel G Parker Mrs Ze Miller and Mrs Frederick W early. Funeral services will be held Monday at 1 Andrew's Church at 10 am with private interment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia A Ferrall
George Washington Hotel
Robert Clarke
Bladensburg
Washington
Ferralla
Samuel G Parker
Ze Se Miller
Frederick Wearly
1 Andrew's Church
Rock Cresk Cemetery
New Chicago postmaster appointed to succeed Busse
Daniel A Campbell was named postmaster of Chicago by the President, succeeding Fred A Busse who had just been elected mayor. Campbell, a state senator, was recommended by Senators Cullom and Hopkins and by his predecessor Busse, who urged immediate appointment to avoid any delay in post-office operations during the mayoral transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Campbell
Busse
Daniel A Campbell
Chicago
Fred A Busse
Campbell
Cullom
Hopkins
White House
President to Send Letter Commemorating Indiana Society
The Sycamore Literary Society of Topeka Indiana impressed the President who promised an autograph letter of commendation. Founder Babcock reported the group’s farming boy outreach as Andrew Carnegie had donated 36000 for support and Babcock traveled to New York to seek further funding from John D Rockefeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Literary Society
Topeka
Ind
Babcock
Socety
White House
Farme Boys
Indiana
Andrew Carnegie
New York
John D Rockefeller
Arthur Nevin Takes Bride at New York Church
Renowned composer Arthur Nevin wed Mrs Marle Lynham Dean at Mackie Collegiate Church in New York. Bride formerly Miss Marle Lyndham of Richmond, Virginia, divorced from Dr Davis A. Dean. Fifteen to twenty guests attended. best man was Robert Nevin. After breakfast, couple planned a week in Atlantic City before a European trip to Berlin for Nevin’s new opera Pola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epocil
Washington Post
New York
Arthur Nevin
Mackie Collegiate Church
Marle Lynham
Nevin
Pittsbure
Chamber of Commerce
Dean
Marle Lyndham
Richmond
Pittsburg
Eurepe
Berlin
Ambassador Hengelmuller to drop protest over chauffeur arrest
Austrian Ambassador Baron Hengelmuller will withdraw the protest regarding the arrest of his chauffeur William Maloney by Sheriff Collins of Glen Echo. The matter, understood to be closed by State Department officials, could hinge on whether an embassy employee is immune from arrest or if local law applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Hengelmuller
William Maloney
Sheriff Collins
Glen Echo
Gov Warheld
Maryland
State Department
Maloney
Marzland
Mahoney
Collins
Garett
Fatalities in blaze destroy tide mill in Saugus
Saugus Mass April 6 two men died in a fire that destroyed the H B Newhall Tide Mill. Oscar Ellis and Michael Desmond, both of Malden, were found near a chimney where the men slept. The tide mill served Gould Sons Drug Company and was the last tide mill on the Saugus River. Loss is $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saugus River
Saugus Mass
H B Newhall
Oscar Ellis
Michael Desmond
Malden
Lre
5 VY Gould Sons Drug Company
Saugus Ryer
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AIDS
Republic of South America
F Taker
Phhurivr
Charles A. Gantz
Hammer
Gobelin Tapestry
Princeton Ciub
Metropolitan Church
Mrs, Ferrall
New Chicago
Will
Indiana Society
Hengelmuller
Chaedea
Bowen
Lenox
Hae
Stearns & Foster
Mattress
McDougall
Chas. Kaufman& Sons
Seventh Street
Satake
SRSA
HOOL
Business High
Business High School
Association
ATA
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