LIEUT MAIGNE'S BRIDE CEREMONY IN ALEXANDRIA
A wedding at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Alexandria united Miss Florence Engilst Davidson and Lieut Charles Minnigero de Maigne US Army at 8pm. The Seventh Cavalry supplied martial decor with color guards and sabers as bridesmaids and ushers in full dress attended the ceremony amid organ music and floral arrangements.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Florence Engilst Davidson
Charles Minnigero de Maigne
Seventh Cavalry
Sherman B. Fowler
Shannon
Montgomery
Joss Anne Lewis Jones
Lucas Dickson Dougine
Rebeckah Harvey Barrett
Bessie Crawford
Wedding of Lieut Magne and Miss Davidson at Opal Church
The ceremony at Opal Church united Lieut Magne, a descendant of Rev Charles Minnigerode, and Miss Alberta Welborne Davidson. Rev P P Phillips officiated. Afterward friends hosted the couple at the brides' residence, with many telegrams of congratulations including one from Mrs V Jefferson Davis. The bride, daughter of Francis James Davidson, wore a lace gown trimmed with tulle and lilies. The groom is a grandson of the noted divine and friend of Robert E Lee.
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Opal
P P. Phillips
St Pauls
Civair
Charles Minni-gerode
Robert E Lee
Jefferson Lamis
Fur
Monroe
Minnigerode
Srint Weiter
Maigue
United States Army
Reillys batttery in the Philippines and a city council reading
Fragmentary notes recount Reillys service in the Philippines with the Seventh Cavalry in Cuba and a wedding guests list including Miss Belle Minerode and Mrs Teobert Beverley Minu of New York. City Council meeting dispensed with minutes, approved minor appropriations, and debated the Royal street sewer extension with a recommitment for fuller study.
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Nicholson
Summerville
West
Palmer Taut
W RB Rahiwin
Newry Bean Ton
John S Bliss
Frank Morse
Washington, Va
Robert S. Barrett
Mexico
Ho Wo Wilmot
New York
John Taylor Stephenson
iJeete
Wiliam M Glasgow
Royal Street
Franklin
Church Street
Growth of Family Shoe Store Tied to Washington History
For 25 years the Family Shoe Store in Washington has been a landmark mercantile. Joseph Strasburger, a Baltimore native, moved to the city in 1867, opened with his brother in 1871, and built the business through multiple Seventh Street locations. By 1902 he became sole owner, expanding to forty employees. the store now offers shoes and hosiery and is active in local business groups.
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Washington
Joseph Strasburger
Seventh Street
Brother
Mr. Strasburger
Strasburger
Board of Trade
Business Men's Association
Naval Academy candidates pass mental test in Annapolis
Seven five candidates sat the mental examination for admission as aidshipmen at the Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. Forty seven passed and will undergo physicals and be sworn in as midshipmen with leave until June. Successful principals include H A Bagg E J Plankenship W P Bowen D S Brown H G Cooper J F Crowell Jr A C Dearing D S Bornes H H Fox D J Friedenl H Gillerstedt C J Willette C P Jungling H W Koehler W C Koenig C K Lothrop Jr EB P Lowery B McDaniel A McGlasson Jr J D Malgney A D Miller C H Morrison M S Murray J B Okie Jr J B Gi endro A L Pendleton P R Purnan G M Reeves Jr A W Rieger E McC Smith R J Thiesen L Townsend Jr G A Trever W W Waddell G L Werler R Wilson
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Annapolla
Naval Academy
H. A. Bagg
New York
E. J. Plankenship
Indiana
W. P. Bowen
Tennergue
Brown
Washington
H. G. Cooper
North Carolina
J. F. Crowell, Jr
New Jersey
A. C. Dearing
Kentucky
Bornes
H. H. Fox
Missouri
D. J. Friedenl
Arkansas
H. Gillerstedt
Alabama
Willette
Town
C. P. Jungling
Mississippi
H. W. Koehler
W C. Koenig
Texas
C. K. Lothrop, Jr
Massachusetts
EB. P. Lowery
Wisconsin
B. McDaniel
A McGlasson, Jr
J. D. Malgney
Tennessee
A D. Miller
C. H. Morrison
M 8. Murray
Michigan
J. B. Okie, Jr
Wyoming
J. B. Gidendro
California
A. L. Pendleton
Fiest
P. R. Purman
G. M. Reeves, Jr
Navy rushes spray-of-air device for guns to prevent flarebacks
The navy speeds installation of a three tube device that blasts compressed air through gun bores when the breech opens to eject gases and sparks. It follows the Maine flareback and Missouri accident. About forty old eight inch guns remain on Iowa class ships. replacing them costs an estimated 1.5 million dollars plus new mounts. Until updated, a new powder suited to the old guns will be used.
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Maine
Missouri
Tyne
Iowa
Congress
Army Officers Commands and Movements Report
Orders issued to Army officers detailing leave, transfers, examinations and assignments. Includes First Lieut Henry L Brown granted fourteen days leave, Maj Edgar Russell dispatched to New York on Alaskan cable material work, Capt David Baker on examining board duties, Capt Ward Pershing to Fort Bayard for hospital report, and several other duty changes across Fort Leavenworth San Francisco and Philippine duties.
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Henry L. Brown
Edgar Russel
Stenar Corps
New York City
David Baker
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Paul F Straub
William Kelly, Jr
Ninth Cavalry
United States Military Academy
Praner
San Francisco
Cal
Secretary of War
Philippine Islands
William &. Petrce
Ordnance Department
Springfeld Armory
Springfield
Mass
Scarli] Manufacturing Company
Waterbury
Conn
Ordance
Frazier
Boutelle
USA
Seattle
Wash
George M. Brooke
Artillery Corps
Brooke
Fort Monroe
Artillery
Jefferson Harracks
Edward A. Goodwin
William B. Baniatér
Percy ©. Trippe
Twelfth Cavalry
John B Christian
Fred W. Palmer
Holand Rubottom
Edward A. Godwin
Patrick W. Guiney
Sixth Cavalry
Sebring Co. Megill
Eighth Cavalry
Reception by Mexican Officials For Columbia Officers
In Mexico City on April 25 the United States cruiser Columbia and its crew received a cordial welcome from Mexican officials. President Diaz provided his own carriage for the officers to tour the city, with plans to return to Vera Cruz on Friday. The same day at Vancouver Barracks the Fourteenth United States Infantry, 409 enlisted men and 39 officers under Maj. Sparke, arrived from the Philippines. Naval movements listed arrivals at Santo Domingo City Monte Cristi Puerta Plata and Hampton Roads. The Buffalo was placed in commission at Mare Island.
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Mexico City
United States
Columbia
Diaz
Vera Cruz
Philippines
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Fourteenth
United States Infantry
Jj . Sparke
Cuevar
Truxtun
Santo Domingo
Newport
Monte Cristi
Culgoa
Detroit
Puerta Plata
Texas
Iiunorm
Hampton Roads
Buffalo
Mare Island
St Thomas Paris Men’s Club meets at University Club
The St Thomas parish Men’s Club gathered Monday at the University Club Sixteenth and EK streets with many members and guests. Capt Carl Reichman U S A spoke on reminiscences of the Battle of Liaoyang and the Russian retreat to Mukden. A collation followed at 10 o’clock and the club adjourned to meet again in October or when summoned by the president. Reception at Dispensary Hospital will be held tomorrow evening from 8 to 11 o'clock at 708 Massachusetts avenue north east. All interested in the hospital charity work are invited.
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Committee On Finance and Success
Royal Street
King
Cameron Street
Uhier
Leadbeater
Strauss
Snowden
Burke
Williams
Uhler
Prince
Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon
Royal
Cameron Streets
William A Lyong
Fire Department
Henry Alien
Committee
Committee On General Laws
Wilkes
Franklin Streets
Washington Alexandra
Mount Vernon
Alexandria News
W. M Stemp
Congressman Stemp
Internal Revenue
Park Agnew
Agnew
L P Summers
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles King
Frank T. King
C O. Pulman
W. H MecCuen
G. W. Hulfish
C. A Shaffer
D. E. Webster
C. A Diehl
Clarence N. Moore
Alexandria County
Mary Magdalena Johnson
James Evans
James Evang
Mary J. Tilghman
Tilghman
Syesterde
Johnson
Commonwealth
Crandal Macken
Johnson Girl
Macken
Moncure
Joseph Gardner
St. Thomas
Paris
St. Thomas’ Parish
University Club
Sixteenth
EK Streets
Carl Reichman
Liaoyang
Mukden
Chtbh
Bischoff Season Closes With Two Cantatas and Songs
The fifth Bischoff concert at First Congregational Church featured two new cantatas Lelawala a Legend of Niagara and Song of the Bell by Romberg, translated Schiller, directed by Dr. Bischoff, plus Edna Scott Smith’s contralto solos and a strong group of soloists. The audience praised the balanced chorus, refined tone, and careful accompaniment by Mrs. Bischoff and Dr. Bischoff, with critics noting Miss Goodwin’s sweetness, Smith’s mezzo soprano, Miller’s tenor, Lawson’s capable work, and the quartet’s blend and precision. The program included Grieg organ works arranged by Bischoff and showcased skilled ensemble and conducting.
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First Congregational
Lelawala
Henrykk Fadjey
Schiller
Romburg
Hischoff
Edna Scott Smith
First Congregational Church
Ase
Grieg
Peer Gyttt
Bischoff
Miss Smith
Beatrice Seymour Goodwin
Douglass G. Miller
Herbert D. Lawson
M. E. Church
Misa Goodwin
Miller
Lawson
Fourth Annual Rebew Orchestra Concert Delights City
The strictly amateur Rebew Orchestra under conductor H W Weber performed its fourth annual concert at Odd Fellows Halls last evening before a packed audience. Soloists Mrs Charles B Bayle and Mrs D O Leech shone, with Mr Thomas L Jones and Mr Joseph C Harrison sharing tenor duties. The program featured Orpheus Overture Offenbach Georgie Waltz To Our Friends march Heart's Message Schubert fragment American Fantasie arranged by Topani and a lively encore. The ensemble showed growth and balance, with praised soloists and a well received quartet.
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Rebew Orchestra
H. W. Weber
Odd Fellows
Charles B. Bayle
Wesley M. E. Church
D. Olin Leech
Thomas L. Jones
Joseph C. Harrison
Bayly
Topani
Stephen Foster
Weber
Bischoff
Jennie
Minnehaha
Barnard
M. K. Peck
H. B. Schmidt
Annie Laurie
Roeckel
Madelein
Madame Gadski Tours Washington’s Beauty and Plans Berlin Return
The famed Wagner soprano Madame Gadski, touring with Capt Tauscher and Loty Tauscher, praised Washington as one of the most beautiful cities. She recalls past visits with the Damrosch and Grau opera companies, notes forty-five concerts this season, and says her concert season begins in October with future engagements in Munich and Berlin. She sails for Europe May 30 on Memorial Day after finishing her current tour with the Pittsburg Orchestra.
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Washington
Madame Gadski
Capt Tauscher
Frau
Lein Charlotte Tauscher
Loty Gadski
Legion
Damrosch Opera Company
Grau Opera Company
Pittsburg
Paul
Berlin
Elsas
Mozart
Munich
Festival Concert Tonight With Pittsburg Orchestra and Singers
The Pittsburg Orchestra conducted by Emil Paur will perform in a grand festival concert at Convention Hall this evening. Mme. Gadski, the Wagnerian soprano, joins a 500 voice chorus under Percy S. Foster for a program featuring the Pathetique Symphony by Tchaikowsky. Tickets are priced at $15.
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Pittsburg
Mme. Gadski
Emil Paur
Percy S. Foster
Convention Hall
Techaikowsky
Orchestra to feature Paur in leading works and Gadski in famed arias
Emil Paur is hailed as the greatest interpreter of this composer as the orchestra performs Beethoven Leonore Overture No 3 Schumann Traumerl Moszkowski Serenata Wagner Walkurenritt. Mme Gadski sings Senta’s music with full chorus and 490 voices, with Mr Paul and Mme Gadski drawing a large audience. tickets vary from a few cents to several, with seats at T Arthur Smith's in Sanders Stayman's.
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Emil Paur
Beethoven
Schumann
Moszkowski
Wagner
Mme. Gadski
Senta
Massenet
Episcopal Elections Across DC Churches List of Wardens and Delegates
The article catalogs vestrymen wardens and delegates for St Mark's Cathedral pro Cathedral Christ Church Navy Yard and multiple Georgetown churches. It lists senior and junior wardens vestrymen treasurers registrars delegates to diocesan conventions and alternates with names such as Torbert Kent Marlow Chew Walker Littlewood Grimes Hodges Wheat Burdette Hickling Poynton Rives Pegues Weaver Mix Bowen Singleton Hutchinson Bright Terry Schroeder Cawood Vakley Bowen Quinn Pennypacker Carmick Davis Penrod Cannatek Malster Davis Davis Garrick and various addresses for some officials. The dense roster outlines rotating church leadership and diocesan representation.
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St. Mark's
John P Torbert
William T Kent
Walter H. Marlow
John H Chew
Robert J. Walker
James H. Littlewood
William E Grimes
Henry Jay Wylie
Willian S Hodges
Joseph H. Wheat
Church of the Ascension
W W. Burdette
D Percy Hickling
E. Kramer
A M. Poynton
D & Burton
W C Rives
E. Pegues
C M Koones
D. HB. Burton
W. W. Burdette
D. Percy Hickling
W. C. Rives
W B. Pegues
Sainte
J L. Weaver
Thomas E. Roberteen
C. C. Tucker
G . Dawson
Chester Boneen
George H. Elddlage
Howard M. Mix
Allen DaAtkert
Edward M Mix
Henry Matthews
Regierr
Chester Bowen
Trasuier
Edward M. Mia
J. L. Weaver
Allen D. Albert
Christ Church, Navy Yard
James FE. Hutchinson
Albert W. Bright
Charles W. Terry
John C Schroeder
Hezekiah J. Cawood
Joseph H Vakley
Clarence BH. Bowen
Louis B .Taylor
HB Nowen
L BH Taylor
L M. Sousa
C. If Geel
Hutchinson
A W. Bright
J. C. Schroeder
Michael and All Angels’ Church
Wardena
William H Singivten
Lewis H. Finney
Eugene W Johnson
Victor
Deyber
Janes N Cook
R. H. Westman
Charles L Fraity
Philip McKim
Glen Brown
William Stanley
William H. Singleton
Eugene W Johnston
Church of Our Saviour
Guy Camp
Thomas G Carmick
Dr Dorsey
Charles Davis
Hiram J. Penrod
Charles Molster
Bushrod Washington
William Quinn
Arthur Williams
Isaac Pennypacker
Penrod
Thomas G Cannatek
William Quion
Dr. Penrod
Charles Malster
St. John’s Church
Georgetown Pariod
Thomas Hyde
Joseph G. Waters
David Rittenhouse
George L. Nicholson
Henderson Suter
Theodore N. McAboy
J. William Henry
Henry Woffutt
William F. Gibbons
Wiliam M Beall
Thomes H Lonker
George A. Forsyth
Grace Church
Georgetown
James C. Caton
W .A. McShea
John Pearson
George Rackey
Charles C Hall
Charles I Baker
John B. Pettis
Charles E. Vermillion
Albert E Knowlden
Robert T Huntington
John B Peitia
John A. Pearson
John A Pearson
Charles C. Hall
Washington
Bt. Stephen’s Church
Maj. H Edmonds
Arthur EB. Dowes
T. H Armstrong
William R. Hillyer
Db. Kendall
E. M. Mcleod
Richard
Yeater
Irving Townsend
S G. Cornwall
Edward F Riggs
EM McLeod
Princeton Street
Irving U. Townsend
Kenesaw Avenue
H Campbell Black
T. H. Armstrong
Edward F. Riggs
Christ Church
M J Adler
Wiliam B. Onne
J. H. Gordon
Benjamin Miller
G. G. Boteler
Frey Duvall
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