Reunion honors Confederacy as veterans rally in New Orleans
In New Orleans the United Confederate Veterans opened its reunion with speeches led by Gen. S. D. Lee and Judge James B. Gantt. Memorials to Confederate dead and care for less prosperous veterans are urged as the crowd praises Southern valor and asks for postwar reconciliation.
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Judge Gantt
Missouri
New Orleans
Confederacy
United Confederate Veterans
Reuntean
D. Lee
Adit
Mickle
Lee
Blanchard
Pehrman
Gantt
James B. Gantt
Fefforson City
South
Appomattox
Beauregart
LiMan Norvell
Moltie Flanchard
Virginia
AL Pelgrat
Maryland
Mameograph Moving Pictures at St Stephen’s Parish Near Columbia Rd
The Passion Play and other moving pictures are shown this week at St Stephen’s Parish Ha near Columbia Road to support the Bishop of Washington Church Fund. Performances run daily for the remainder of the week with Dr Corrothers endorsing the Bishop. Rev Dr Sylvester L Corrothers, pastor of Galbraith A M E Zion Church, seeks bishopric in the A M E church and has won unanimous support from Avondale Pa district conference. he is a New York native brought to the city from Elmira, NY last December.
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Mameograph
St. Stephen's Parish
Fourteenth Street
Columbia Road
Bishop of Washington Church Fund
Enrlaven
Corrothers Inderseé
Sylvester L. Corrothers
Galbraith A. M. E. Zion
A. M
Avondale
Carrothers
New York
Elmira
N. Y
Meeting to Discuss Home Rule at Columbia Hotel
A meeting will be held at the Columbia Hotel at 1412 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest tomorrow night at 8 o clock. The gathering advocates suffrage for the District of Columbia and invites attendance to support a form of self-government for Washington.
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Columbia Hotel
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
District of Columbia
Liveington
Coming to the Theaters for a Week at National and More
Charles Richman stars in Gallops at the National Theater in a new comedy by David Gray based on hunt club tales. The plot centers on a mistaken identity during a house party with a prize horse jump scene and a cast including Francis Starr Ivy Troutman Grace Fitkins and others. Odette Tyler brings Lady Huntworth’s Experiment to Belasco Theater May 1 with the Tyler Company and a strong supporting cast. Arizona by Augustus Thomas heads to the Majestic Theater next week to mark a red letter engagement praised as the best Broadway play in a generation.
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Charles Richman
National Theater
David Gray
New York City
Garrick Theater
Mr. Gray
Jack
Priza
Rich Qman
Francis Starr
Ivy Troutman
Grace Fitkins
W. L. Abingdon
W. F. Hawtrey
Hall McAlllater
Frank Gillmore
Brandon Hurst
Alfred Hudson
John Robertson
George Holland
Columbia
Messrs. Luckett
J. Hartley Manners
Margaret Anglin
Mrs. Langtry
Rose Coghlan
Mr. Manners
Zira
Princess Theater
New York
Guy Standing
Edward J. Morgan
Standing
Otis Steinner
Morgan
Mr. Standing
Broadway
Clara
Morris
John Mason
Belasco Theater
Lady Huntworth
R. ©. Carton
University of Pennsylvania
Belasco
Miss Tyler
Princeton Glee Club
Wilson Melrose
Capt. Dorvaston
Fuller Metlish
Gandy
Harold Salter
Robert &. Taber
Guy Coombs
John Duvan
Blanche Stoddara
Keziah
Inez. Plummer
Lucy Pillenger
Westay
Hannah Pillenger
Arizona
Majestic Theater
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Chiesto
Augustus ‘Thomas
Alabama
Missouri
Mr. Sill
Evening World
Herald Square Theater
Congress
Theatrical week of attractions for ensuing season
Chase's list of attractions promises a varied program including Outcourt the Buster Brown artist, a Funny-picture Talk, San Francisco earthquake views, and Captain Bloom's wireless telegraphy demonstrations. Augusta Glose and Emil Hoch will perform, with a cast of vaudeville acts. Queen of the Convicts dramatizes Queen Draga of Servia with Miss Herman. The MinersAmericans at Lyceum Theater opens Monday with A Yankees Doodle Girl. Convention Hall hosts Abyssinia, a musical oddity. The Magic and Whig Club of the University of Pennsylvania stages Shylock Co Bankers at Belasco Theater next Monday.
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Chase
Outcourt
Buster Brown
Yellow Kid
America
Mr. Outcault
al Vaudevillian
San Francisco
Bloom
Augusta Glose
Washington
Emil Hoch
Jane Elton
Viva
Ms. Ricci
Apollo Theater
Nurnberg
Germany
Akill
Gus
Bruno
Deltanelli
Glissando
Alps
Draga of
Servia
Theodore Kremer
Elma Herman
P. H. Sullivan
Drage
Mr. Kremer
Belgrafie
Joe Goodwin
Boy
May Butler
Betts Reynolds
Fox
Barlows
Convention Hall
Williams
Walker
Abyssinia
J. A. Shipp
Alex. Rodgers
Wil
Marion
Shylock & Co
Bankera
Proceeds Pledged for Charity Concert by Washington Choral Society
Washington Choral Society executives vote that proceeds after expenses from next Monday's Mendelssohn St Paul concert at D A R Hall go to the California relief fund. Rehearsals at George Washington University Hall and D A R Hall, with full orchestra and soloists. Noted soprano Laura Louise Coombs praised. Glen Hall and Leila Livingston Morse added. discounts offered to music students with letters from teachers.
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Washington Choral Society
Washington College of Music
D A. R. Hall
Mendelssohn
Board of Mana~agers
Music
Misa Laura Louise Coombs
New York
New York Oratorio Society
The
Herald
Glen Hall
America
Leila Livingston Morse
Washington
Wrightsson
Lecture on Matrimony Ends Series at National Theater
Prof Windsor of Boston College of Philosophy presents a free lecture on Matrimony as the first of three talks on philosophy and wise living. He introduces seven young ladies and seven young men to illustrate selecting life partners. The course continues at Masonic Temple with topics Become Rich and How to Be Healthy using stereopticon effects.
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National Theater
William Windsor
Boston College of Vilosophy
Masonic Temple
Windsor
Bisconie Temple
Mr Skinner Resumes Playing in She Duel at National Theater
Mr Odta Skinner, recalled to Boston for his father’s funeral, returned to the city and resumed the role of the Abbe Daniel in She Duel at the National Theater yesterday, performing in both shows. He wishes the cast the remainder of the week as the company closes its season Saturday night.
Social and Personal Notes of Diplomats and Weddings
The piece lists numerous social events and attendees including French officers in Washington for Paul Jones memorial, divers receptions hosted by Mrs. Cullom and Mr. Pinchot, and a Church of Our Father wedding for Blanche Pushaw to Thomas Howards Jr. It also mentions guests at various dinners such as the ambassadorial circle, Senators, and diplomats, and notes local engagements in Baltimore and New York society circles.
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M.’ Jusserand
Paul Jones
Anniopolis
Secretary of the Navy
Admiral Santis
Davis
Bradford
Cowles
Compton
Horace Porter
Lee Carroll
Rodgers
Lefevre
Guepratte
Huguet
Spencer Wood
Batellet
de Cossigny
Crespin
Baudry
Des Portes de la Fosse
de Faramond
Cant, Fournier
Viscomte de Chambrun
Waa
Foreigh Misgiona
Mount Vernon
Navy Yard
La.m
Newberry
Washington
Annepelis
Miga Olive Pushaw
Valenciennes
Milas
Marian
Poshaw
Irma
Powers
Daniel Edwards
John Lyddane
James H. Russell
F. J. Peake
Howell
Vermont Avenue
James
Robbins
Ant
Réwards
Girard Street
West Oo
Cullom
J." P. Dolliver
A. 5. Hopking
John_C. Ames
Walter Reeves
Spottewood
George Albert Mes Kay
Barlow
Rappahannock County
W. I
Prenk ‘Taylor’ Chambers
U. S
Buckner
Win
Johnstown
Wy Vex
Raymond Slaughter
Catherine Meadé Fletcher
Andhe Dove
Duncan
McCorkindale
Joseph McKay
Misa ‘Charlotte
Mckay
Wwe
Alice
T.' Anderson
Raleigh T. Green
Browning
Social Highlighted Guests At Elegant City Soirée
A crowd of dignitaries and society figures gathered in black and gray outfits including Mrs Watson and Mrs Draper along with Mr Sieber of the Russian Embassy and other embassy representatives. The event featured several wedding notices as Mrs Chewning and Miss Ad dle W Chewning wed William A Bobb of Pennsylvania, with guests from multiple states and foreign legations attending.
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Tuma
Watson
Norway
Mime. Hauge
Sieber
Montagna
Pol ‘le. Welker
Draper
Margaret Drape
William Phelps Bao
Barney
Fairbanks
Timmons
Newserry
Sre Oan Perrin
Iss
Asce Ns
Cecilia May
Mme
Wilenskin
Havenith
Hez Swemn
Second Baptist Church
Mattle ‘Thorn
Tonin
Gray
Picturé Hat
Jen King
Georgia
Sutchtoyn
Ares Peter ~Thorntor
Cured by Cuticura in Two Weeks for 75c
A cured child testimonial extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment after doctors failed. The complaint covers a life impact with visible sores, praising the product as a near miracle and noting the low price of 75 cents. Additional mentions include related offerings and the Potter Drug & Chem Corp endorsement.
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Potter Drug &S Chem
Corp
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