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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1905

Page

4

Fashion on the Stage Benefit for The Diet Kitchen

A fashionable reception in the Willard Pink Ballroom featured two dramatic offerings by an amateur company supporting the Diet Kitchen. Netherlands Minister in a leading role joined a cosmopolitan audience of diplomats, socialites, and prominent Washington figures in a Parisian French play and a shorter English piece, followed by a lavish supper in the palm room.

Diplomatic Corps Social Washington Willard Netherlands New Willard Eid A P Gordon-Cummings J. C. Gilmore L S A William Penn Cresgon George Howard Taupin Bourgeois de Paris van Swinderen Caramba Zichy Jono Jeune Tourtate May Madam Taupin Miss Berry Anais Femme de Caramba Miss Wetmore Celestine Alle Des Taupin Miss de Smirnoff Victoire Leurbonne Mile Des Portes Hitle

YMCA Building Fund Push Sees Near 2000 Subscriptions

Canvassers for the Young Men’s Christian Association raised nearly 2000 in subscriptions despite rain and difficulties, leaving about 29000 to raise this week to meet the Woodward and Lothrop offer. Businessmen respond with large gifts expected, and many city advertisers already contribute. A clerk and a widow pledged smaller sums, showing broad support as the drive continues this week.

Esterday Young Men's Christian Association Messrs. Woodward & Lothrop Thomas H Anderson Citizens’ Committee of One Hundred Board of Directors Department of Commerce Athur Bleke Saul

Capital Florist Leader W F Gude Born in Lynchburg Va

William F. Gude a prominent Washington business figure born January 4 1868 in Lynchburg Virginia built a florist business with brother Adolph starting in 1889 at Center Market and growing through several moves to 1214 F street. He chairs and supports numerous civic and fraternal groups and serves as director of Washington Savings Bank and Anacostia Buck Company.

Wiliam F. Gude Washington Lynchburg Maryland Prince George County Spencerian Business College Business College Gude Adolph Center Market A. Gude F Street Messrs. Gude Ile Board of Trade Business Men's Association Anacostia Lodge Anaecostia Royal Arch Chapter de Molay Mounted Commandery K. T Almas Temple Mystic Shrine Central Lungé Fred D Stuart Washington Canton Washington Lodge Noil E. P.O

8 J Haislett Dead Mason and G A R Veteran

S J Haslett a prominent Washington business man died at home on Huron Street Northwest from heart failure yesterday morning. Funeral from his residence this afternoon with Masonic bodies officiating. Interment at Arlington. Born Savage Maryland April 1836 he came to Washington and worked in awning and decorating retiring in 1902. Survived by second wife and five sisters.

S J Haslett Huron Street Haislett Arlington Haslett Savage Washington Sig Mistic Shrine Royal Arch Lafayette Lodge No 19 FL. A Metropolitan Lodge F GO Lincoln Post Gar

Guests of Spanish War Women Honor Mrs Avery in DC

A reception hosted by the District of Columbia Spanish War Veterans auxiliaries honored Mrs Elray M Avery of Cleveland Ohio at the Spanish War Veterans Hall. Delegates to the DAR Congress attended with District Auxiliary leaders including Mrs John Galloway and Mrs Blanche Rausch. Addresses were given by Gen Alfred Hawley and past District Commander E M Lapscomb before dancing and refreshments.

District of Columbia Elray M. Avery Cleveland Ohio Sixth Street Avery Auxiliary Daughters of the American Revolution Congress John Galloway District Auxilary Blanche Rausch Ruth M. G. Pealer Mary A. Babcock Catherine Wood Edith Roosevelt Harriett B. Hawley Cox Alfred Hawley E. M Lapscomb

Pittsburg Orchestra Triumph Despite Rain at Convention Hall

The Pittsburg Orchestra and Washington Festival Chorus faced a steady downpour that limited attendance but delivered a strong program. Mme. Gadski sang superbly in The Flying Dutchman and The Erl King, while Emil Paur led a refined Tschaikowsky Pathétique and Schumann with assured baton. The Washington Festival Chorus, under Percy S. Foster, contributed Hail Bright Abode from Tannhauser, though accompanying by the Pittsburg Orchestra was uneven. The concert showcased new interpretive vigor from Paur and growing dramatic polish from Gadski.

Raln Pittsburg Washington Festival Chorus Convention Hall Lenta Mme. Gadski Pittsburg Orchestra Paul Emil Paur Thomas Paur Schumann Weill Senla Percy S. Foster

Virginia Girl Bride at Christ Church in Alexandria

Elizabeth Lloyd Lee, daughter of Mrs. Mary L. and the late Cassius F. Lee of Virginia, wed George Garr Henry of Morristown New Jersey in Christ Church Alexandria. The ceremony featured a royal setting with palmette and flower arrangements and was followed by a reception at 706 Duke Street before the couple departed for a honeymoon. Mr Henry, a Yale graduate and New York banker, plans to reside in Morristown New Jersey.

Cassius F. Lee Alexandria New York Old Church Washington and the Lees Washington Post King Street Old Christ Church Virginia Elizabeth Lloyd Lee Mary L George Garr Henry Morristown Church of Edwin M. Pennypacker Wilmington Del J. W. Fuller Potter Arthur Phipps Ripley Lewis M. Franklin Richard Cook Washington Walter B Allen Hartford Conn Gardner IL. Boothe William J G. Wythe Cook William J. Morton Christ Church J. Thompson Cole D. D Philadelphia Charles G Lennon Lucy Grimes Robert KE. Lee Harriet Taliaferro Richmond W.S. Forbes Blanchard Forbes Paul Blanchard Madeline English William Habliston Morris Brooks Victor Williams John W. Graves Francis Henry Elsie Henry Hackstaff Elizabeth Hackstaff Charles Cole Leon Freeman Harold Freeman Phillip Smith Throckmorton Walmsley Wiliam Pollock Marshall Kernochan Wyong A. A. Adee Adee Constance Adee Wythe Cook Wilson Crenshaw Henderson Chase Mr Gee Wilson Egbert van Alstyne Louise Henry Ziska King Baby Zancigs Wilfred, Clarke & Co May

Italian arrested after attempted robbery at station

A man posing as a victim attempted to force a sale in the station room and fled when told the collateral required was too high. Police man Henderson chased and arrested him after a man paid 0 to secure the other two from detention. The incident led to charged exchanges with Lt. and Mayor Paff expressed regret. The report notes similar station incidents.

Henderson Leutenant Paff City Democratic Committee Fleischmann Democratic Party Uhler Anna Deane Carr Richmond Judith Ramsay Cameron Street Bessie Jones Rosalie Anghorne Worfolk L C Batley Corporation Court

Case of Consul Bellows in Yokohama Controversy

A Seattle Post Intelligencer report from March 7 praises Henry B Miller for Yokohama consul nomination. The piece defends Consul Bellows against American traveler complaints, praising his equanimity and cautioning against vulgar resentment toward his courteous conduct.

Yokohama Washington Seattle Post Intelligencer America Tokyo Bellows

Frayed Washington Refutation Voice in Public Slant

The text cites Mr Griscom and President Roosevelt as duty bound to rebut public slander affecting a respected official. It references an incident at Scott Circle with John W Bischoff, blind organist, praising his spirit and the healing power of music. It concludes with a Burnside Auxiliary Euchre Party report and a quip about a family tree joke.

Motney State Department Washington Roosevelt Griscom John W. Bischoff First Congregational Church Washington, D. C Scott Circle Chival Touely Burnside Burnside Relief Corps Burnside Post G. A. R. Hall Pennsylvania Avenue A. Baker Convis Parker Ashen Misa Peabody B. Green Vanderhoef Parker J. H. Schooly

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