Karlton Hats offer style and value at three dollars
The ad claims Karlton Hats are unlike others and better in quality and finish for a near price. It promotes six derbys and soft hats priced at $3, available exclusively at the seller.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1908
Page
15
The ad claims Karlton Hats are unlike others and better in quality and finish for a near price. It promotes six derbys and soft hats priced at $3, available exclusively at the seller.
Rev William T Russell received the Doctor of Divinity degree from St Mary's Seminary Baltimore amid St Patrick's parish gathering. A $3,028.08 fund was pledged for the Stafford memorial pulpit, with a goal rising to 4,000. Russell, born 1863 in Baltimore, has held multiple posts including rector of St Patrick's and secretary to Cardinal Gibbons. A new St Joseph altar at the Franciscan Monastery Church is near completion.
A public meeting will discuss the Rough Rider Monument with Senator Tay presiding. Patriots from military societies and veterans groups will be introduced, with a march by the Richard J. Harden Camp and allied units. A committee of prominent local figures and officers will organize the event under community auspices.
At First Congregational Church the twenty-fifth anniversary of the National Florence Crittenton Mission featured actor-preacher Robert Downing who urged love over force to win people to Christianity. He warned against theaters that cater to amusement and expose girls to unsuitable plays, while stressing active church work and aiding fallen women. Founder Charles N. Crittenton described the mission’s origins and achievements, with remarks by Rev. Dr. Bulla and Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett.
A Republic Magazine article by F. & Key Smith, a Key descendant, details the writing of The Star Spangled Banner by Francis Scott Key. It argues the anthem expresses religious praise and brave emulation, with illustrations of the flag, Key, and his grave monument in Frederick, Md. The issue also features Gen. George B. Loud on Lincoln’s death, plus pieces on Austin Blair, Lexington Day, and Old Swedes Church.
The Department of Agriculture reviewed 27 inquiries into creameries across the country finding that most failures stemmed from too few cows, while poor organization and high costs plagued cooperative creameries. Building costs range from 800 to 1400 dollars for a 28 by 48 foot building. A 15-horsepower boiler and 10-horsepower engine with a 600 pound butter capacity costs about 1200 dollars, plus 609 to 1000 dollars for refrigeration equipment. The department offers organizational plans and machinery layouts on request. Separately, concrete tombstones are becoming a rising industry noted for economy and artistic potential. Concrete allows integrated decorative features and cost-effective reproduction of marble or granite designs.
Mrs Richard D Harlan leads funds for an alcove in the College of Political Sciences at George Washington University to house political social science and history books. The Mount Vernon Alcove will be endowed in George Washington memory with Carnegie's $1 000 gift boosting a $1 000 early endowment to buy current books and key works.
The Sons of Confederate Veterans plan their annual reception and ball on Friday May 1 at the Arlington Hotel. Patronesses include Mrs Anselm J Mc Taurin Mrs J H Bankhead Mrs Seth Shepard Mrs Herbert Micou and several others. A large committee of women led by Miss Darlington and Miss Bowie will organize the event.
Funeral for Mrs Jane L Stone Harrison, who died Friday after a three day illness, was held today at 4 p.m. from the residence at 1223 Connecticut avenue. Born here fifty four years ago, she lived earlier at Fourteenth and F streets NW. Her father Dr Robert King Stone was a renowned physician who tended Lincoln at Ford’s Theatre. Her grandfather Thomas Ritchie was a leading Washington figure and former editor of the National Union. Mrs Harrison was active in charitable work with the Church of the Epiphany.
A Washington dinner inviting churchmen features Vice President Fairbanks and Baron Takahira the Japanese Ambassador as speakers. It will be held at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening May 19. Invitations are issued by the Brotherhood of the church with Charles S. Bradley as invitations chair. Members include Justice Harlan and Rep Harvey S. Irwin. Walter Clephane leads the music program. other organizers include J B Wardeman Poward Tarring Mr Brown and Dr D B Wilber.
Reverend William Harman van Allen of Boston preached on Americans and Americanism at Christ Church Georgetown during the fourth annual District of Columbia Society of Colonial Wars service. The event, arranged under chaplain Rev Roland Cotten Smith with Rev James H. W. Blake assisting, drew many members and was described as impressive.
Washington’s 400 Club gains momentum as officials report rapid progress toward the second century. Ida Green oversees memberships and predicts the 100 member count will hit soon. New Saturday joiners include I. E. Payson, R. H. Alphonso Hart, Mercer B. Mayfield, W. M. Galt & Co., Mrs G. T. Dunlop, EB. H. Snyder & Co., Zellers & Co. (two), and George L. Bradley (two).
City notices highlight Federal City Lodge No. 20 ILOO hosts annual musical and literary entertainment Wednesday evening at Northeast Temple, concluding with a dance. Participants include Misses Lucilie Smith Josephine Hamilton Lucilie Fehl Ruth Harvey and Messrs Shackleford Smith Daley Weber plus Masters Wood and the Lightning Rada Now. J H Kuehling 502 12th St NW. Also notices of a bookbinders benefit at the National Rifles Armory Thursday evening for discharged Government Printing Office workers. Nearby ads promote Lynn Haven Bay hard crabs, Nord Star sardines and other groceries. Lectures on tuberculosis planned at 923 H St NW led by Dr Larkin W Glazebrook.
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