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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1907

Page

5

Militants laity urged by Knights of Columbus meeting

Catholic leaders at a Knights of Columbus mass meeting in Washington urged a militant lay role within the church. Rev Aloysius Brosnan and educator Joio G Ewing argued such organizations aid church and nation, while Dr Charles N McCarty of Catholic University outlined his department’s work and sought support.

Aloysius Brosnan Knights of Columbus John G. Ewing District of Columbia Hell of the Order E Street Northwest Garges E. J. Maloy Francis P. Sheehy Joio G. Ewing J. Harry Maxwell Burke Desmond Father Brosnan Knights of Gohan Bye Charles N. McCarty Department of American History Catholic University Knights of Calumbus

Boys Extend Campaign For Y M C A Furnishings

The F M C A boys campaign for new furniture sees extension to raise funds beyond 9 30pm Saturday. Karl Corby leads with 35 and the winning team of ten includes Corby Downs Cannon Hughes and others. a pledge of 10 gains banquet access, 100 earns name on the engrossed record for display.

A. G. Spalding & Brow Kerl Corby F. H. Doe Gerald Downs James Cannon P. M. Hughes L. H. Ott F. Pendergast D. Thropp 8. Thropp Charles Wetzel Chesley

Revival Plans At McKendree Church Set For April

Churchmen announce a city revival led by Maj. George A. Hilton and Rev. E. D. Bailey at McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church on Massachusetts Avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets northwest. Meetings run April 21 to 28 nightly, with 3 p.m. services on Sundays. committee lists include Music, Poster, Printing, Ushers, Press and Invitation with numerous local church representatives and officers.

George A. Hilton E. D. Bailey McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church Massachusetts Avenue Ninth Tenth Streets General Association HM. D. Gordon James PB. McCurdy John E. Lacey George W. Havell James W. Osre A. H. Tyson George W. Graves Mel G. Seaman W. C. McMichael James P. McCurdy

Reception to Returned Pastor at Calvary Church

Rev. Dr. Joseph Dawson returns from annual conference to resume duties at Calvary Methodist Episcopal. A Wednesday evening welcome features a music program by Lena M. Woodruff and others, with Rev. Dr. W. L Davidson presenting. A separate note mentions a new independent missionary Baptist church named Trinity formed after Shiloh Baptist Church members left.

Calvary Church Joseph Dawson Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church W. L Davidson Lena M. Woodruff Lydia R. Hughes Alice Roche Thomas H. Netherland Florence J. King Elsie Roche Vianiste J. Reilly Stanton Shiloh Baptist Church J. A. Taylor Trinity Tras Reformers’ Hall Mr. Taylor

Song Festival for Washington Public Schools Planned

The Washington Playgrounds Association with school board authority arranges a third annual song festival for public school pupils May 16 and 17 at the National Theater. Proceeds fund playground work, with President Roosevelt possibly attending. Cuno H. Rudolph chairs the arrangements. notable supporters back the effort amid Congress funding concerns.

Washington Playgrounds Association Board of Education Washington National Theater Misa Alye Bentley Mystical Department of the Public Schools Cranklin Central High School James E. West Congress Roosevelt Cuno H. Rudolph Edith C. Wescott Elizabeth Oliver John W. Crawford William H. Hocke James F. Oyster Helen Woodward

More Money for G W A Adds to Endowment Drive

A fund of £127,000 for a George Washington University site is to grow with an announced evening meeting of the building and endowment and citizens and slum committees in President Charles W. Needham's office. Subcommittees have been soliciting bankers, businessmen, and professionals about the university’s broader benefits and the national endowment campaign details are expected to be revealed. The Classical Club marks seven years with an 8:30 p.m. lecture in University Hall by Prof. Wilfred P. Mustard of Haverford on Roman ruins in Southern France.

George Washington University Building and Endowment Committee Citizens’ and Slumnt Charles W. Needham Washington Carroll Classical Club University Hall Haverford College France

National Hotel Poisoning Tale Ties Tenney to Renovation

An editor notes that Col Franklin Tenney and Co of Manchester N H leased renovated and refurnished the National Hotel in 1857 after an epidemic few months earlier before James Buchanan’s inauguration. Guests included Speaker Galusha Grow who recovered from disease. Tenney’s removal of 267 cart loads of filth from cellars followed illness concerns. Old Citizen.

National Col Franklin Tenney Congress Galusha A. Grow House of Representatives Col. Tenney National Hotel

Tribute to Isaac Slater at Lutheran Church service

In morning services at the Lutheran Church of the Reformation Rev. John Weildley lauded Isaac Looper Slater a founding member whose death occurred last Monday. Slater served as Sunday school superintendent and contributed greatly to the church and community and his legacy is expected to influence future work.

Lutheran Church of the Reformation John Weildley Isaac Looper Slater Dr. Weithey Samuel TI Israel Slater Church of the Reformation

Washington Men Among Lehigh Graduates 1907 List

Washington contributes nine of Lehigh University’s 1122 spring degree candidates. The record lists 1907 Washington graduates with thesis titles in civil, mechanical, engineer of mines, and related fields. Twenty two of 708 Lehigh students hail from Washington.

Washington Lehigh University Bethlehem William A. Draper Philip O. McQueen Robert A. Bayard Edgar P. Hulse Paul Mackall Palace Ribbon Company Pi Martin’ H. Schmin Ralph Archibald

Railway Men to Give Smoker at Masonic Temple

Washington Railway Relief Association will host a stag smoker at Masonic Temple this evening at 8 o clock. Prizes will be awarded for bowling contests. If you plan to go to Jamestown, The Post invites you as a guest. Save the coupon on page two and bring it to The Washington Post office for details.

Washington Railway Relief Association Masonic Temple Jamestown the Post The Washington Post

Douglas Memorial Church Dedication Week Opens in DC

Dedication services for the Douglas Memorial M E Church at Eleventh and H Streets NE opened with Rev. John W R Sumwalt presiding. The building seats 70, cost 97001 with no debt, and features an organ donated partly by Andrew Carnegie. Interdenominational services, youth programs, and concerts fill the week as clergy from multiple denominations participate.

Douglas Memorial M. E Eleventh H_ Streets John W. R. Sumwalt Washington Sumwalt George C. Bacon Douglas Church R. M. Moore Foundry Church EB. E., Maydwell Waugh Memorial R. L. Bright Mckendree Joel Price Herbert Richardson Ryland Church M. Alford Grace Church Robert M. Moors Imuele Wisle Harvey Teans Hila Laurenson D. Glin Leech

E W Wheeler to Leave City for Thousand Island post

Eugene W. Wheeler longtime St James chief clerk and Washington Hotel Men's Association vice president will resign May 1 to become manager of the Thousand Island House at Alexandria Bay New York Emancipation Day events and local ads appear in the same column noting lectures and products from Bee the Rye Bread to Great Bear Spring Water.

E.W. Wheeler City Eugene W. Wheeler St. James Washington Hotel Men's Association Thousand Island House Alexandria Bay N.Y Berens

New W F Frederick Music Co Seizes Pfeiffer Stock Sale at 1828 F Street

The W F Frederick Music Co has acquired Pfeiffer's Piano House stock and merged it into a new corporation. Pfeiffer’s beloved pianos, including Chickerings, Hardmans, Fischers, and Zeinies, are offered at deep discounts from 87 to 375 dollars. Pianos available on easy terms. sale begins Tuesday at 9 AM.

W. F. Frederick Music Company Pfeiffer F Street Iin Fischérs Hainés Brothers Price & “Teenie Kingsbury Brewster, Marshall & Wendell Atiows Tareer

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