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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1910

Page

20

Widely Adorned Attendees at Society Event Unfolds

Draped in satin and lace many guests wear gowns of white cream black and colored silks with pearls crystals and embroidery. Names listed include Mrs Robert Hinckley Miss Hinckley and Miss Caples among others while dignitaries and postmasters mingle with ministers and officials from Sweden Panama Russia Switzerland and Minnesota.

Robert Hinckley Miss Hinckley Thomas Noyes Atin Adler Misa Fearn Frusselt Harrison Aller Geay Misa Varthena Harrison Ful Cabott Mss Ceara Merriam Mina

Tennessee Society Formed in Mysterious Fray of Names

A fragmented record notes a Tennessee society forming with officers elected and unclear titles. Names like Bardqoy and Hardee appear amid garbled lines, while references to Grand Sovereign and Scottish Rite hint at a fraternal or Masonic context.

Open Peace Palace Pan American dedication marks peace pledge

President Taft dedicates the Peace Palace as the Pan American Bureau of American Republics headquarters. Prominent figures including Knox Root de la Barra and Andrew Carnegie laud peace, with a tree planting and remarks on unity among 21 republics.

Knox Root de la Barra Andrew Carnegie Philadelphia Norcross Brothers Worcester Mass Kelsey Norcross Barrett Senator Root Skibo Carnegie Bureau of Auerban Ife Washington Ambasaador Brasil Joaquim Nabuco

Weather conditions from the Agricultural Weather Bureau report

The 1910 April period saw notable variations with frost persisting in the interior South and frost near the Gulf states. A large number of depressions caused unsettled weather from Missouri eastward, with generally fair conditions in the mid-Atlantic and New England regions. Warmer trends were forecast for the central valleys and Southwest, while northerly to variable winds prevailed across major basins and the Great Lakes.

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Prominent Men on Peace in 21 Republics

Statements from Taft Knox Root Carnegie frame peace efforts and the ideal of unity among 21 American republics. Taft backs Secretary Knox and supports the International Bureau of American Republics mission to strengthen public opinion and collective good. Carnegie warns that war rewards strength over justice.

Americas Western Hemisphere Washington International Bureau of the American Repub Cape Horn Bering Sea United States Taft Knox Root Mont James @ lane Game Administration Carolinal Gibbons Barrett Funlding Bureau Knox Sama Latin America International Bureau of American Republics Knox Albert Kelsey Union of the American Republics Senator Root International Union Joaquim Nabdueca Brazil Javed

Odd Fellows Fete Marks Ninety-First Founding Anniversary

WashingtonObservers filled Odd Fellows Hall on Seventh Street as the Washington jurisdiction gathered from 1209 members for a program of music, addresses, and recitations. Senator Duncan Upshaw Fletcher of Florida delivered the principal address praising the order’s 91 years of service and wartime support. Grand officers were escorted through crowded aisles, with opening remarks by Deputy Grand Master De Thomas J Gates and prayers by Grand Chaplain William G Phillips. An extensive reception followed, honoring Fletcher and the Odd Fellows families.

District Odd Fellowship Xta Washington Odd Fellows Hall Seventh Street Duncan Upshaw Fletcher Florida Great Worlda Fellowship Ang Hig RA Pumphrey Canton Washington Ne Grand Lodge Senator Fletcher Thomas J Gates William G Phillips Thomas L Jones TD Clapp D A Dugan Charles B Hennes Theodore T Apple Edith Stowell George S Collson Thomas L. Joes Wiliam J Hopearana Priest Willam G Philips T Allison Sanmet Yowee Wow Mil Nan George Gerberich Willam H Sellers John J Gherry Samuel Toose Eagar D Thompson Frederick Royse William H Smoot Taylor George F Johnston Hichard Ford Willam Graves W Fstelie Yoaklay Anna Grey E ‘Webet Minnie Lephiew Anna Billings D Keck Daward G Dunn Jamey W Tysons John D Yoskiey C D Shackelford

Washington Knights mark thirteenth anniversary event

Washington Council No. 224 Knights of Columbus held a thirteenth anniversary program at K of Hall with Grand Knight George R. Repettl, Rep John a Kenner of Mausin chusetts, and various speakers. The evening featured historical remarks, musical numbers, magic, and recitations.

Washington Council Knights of Columbus Johm A ‘Kenner Mausnchusette Knights of Columbus George R. Repettl Washington Counel Sisasti Ee Council HF Crognon Edward J ‘Wallis George H Q Connor Frank Duggan Milburn Mathew B Horne Joseph P Cullen Frank Donn Thomas J Fisher Philip F Gormley Edwin Joyce WFB Malone Francis J Mulbell George H Ogle

Mothers Congress Meets For Mother's Day Pin Distribution

The National Congress of Mothers met in Washington to arrange distribution of May 8 Mother’s Day pins. Washington branches will wear 200,000 of 400,000 pins, sold like Red Cross stamps, with funds aiding children’s work. The pin features a pale blue background a white carnation and the words In honour of mother.

National Congress of Mothers Washington Loan End ‘Trust Congress of Mothers Congress Washington Congress National Capital Red Cross

Scottish Rite Degree Night At Temple For Melvin and Others

The Scottish Rite Degree Degree event at the Scottish Rite Temple Amos Hose conferred degrees on Melvin Rich George W Karla and George M Bettis. Participating in the ceremony were Pred M Bock Roe Fulk erson Harry Rothechild KE Simpson C P Morey Milton Hopfenmaier LE MecCubbin Allan Busslus James H Me Intosh JH Von Herrmann C J B Toepper and H P McIntosh. It was also ladies night with the clubhouse at the disposal of the wives of members and their friends.

Muse Crox Melvin Rich George W Karla George M Bettis Amos Hose Bock Roe Fulkerson Harry Rothechild KE Simpson P Morey Milton Hopfenmaier LE MecCubbin Allan Busslus James H MeIntosh JH von Herrmann J B Toepper H P McIntosh Temple

A. G. V. Hold Reunion and Lee Statue Protests

Mobile April scene of United Confederate Veterans reunion as Gen Bing ham defends Confederate memory. Addressed Massachusetts protests against erecting Gen Robert E Lees statue in Washington while Miss Lucy White Mayes, granddaughter of Jefferson Davis, is honored with Confederate figures kissing her hand amid cheers.

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Reception ends congress officers elected at afternoon meeting

The annual congress of the Daughters of 1812 closed with a reception in the New Wizard Hotel Red Room. Delegates will be greeted by Mr Taft today. Officers were chosen including second vice president Mrs Charles Catlin and third vice president Mrs John Miller Horton. A report by historian Mrs John H Richardson highlighted the morning session. A reception to the president and Daughters of 1812 is planned for 8 pm at the White House. An illustrated lecture on Mexican inventions was also given. A mangled unidentified Black man was found on the Washington & Mount Vernon Railway track near Lone Mount north of Alexandria and taken to hospital.

Pir Carnegte Taft Universal Peace Carnegie New York Court of Honor Istaly Barrett Colombia Costa Rica Argentina Chie Ecuador Haiti Dominican Republic Guatemala Honduras Vestco Panama Peru Uruguay Venezuela Cuba Brazil Bolivia Hardings White House Colonial Dames William Gerry Slade New York City Charles Catlin Wisconsin Ahrd John Miller Horton Buffalo Noble Newport Potts Mexico D J Macfarren Brotherhood of Inventors Builders Exchange H Street Thirteenth Fourteeth Streets Employers Association of Washington Mr Macfarren Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company Lone Mount Alexandria Weis

Household Remedy Promoted for Blood Purification and Humors

Ralph Rust Willig Mich writes that Hoods Sarssparilla has been a household remedy for as long as he can remember. He says it cleanses the blood and expels humors from winter exposure. As a farmer, he uses it in spring and reports good results. promotes Sarsaparilla and Sarsatabs as the distinct products.

Ralph Rust Willig Mich

Body of Girl Unclaimed in Baltimore Morgue

The body of Mary Jecking, a young actress, was found dead in her bed on 6IT street last Sunday morning. Coroner Neill ruled death by inhalation of illuminating gas. The body remains unclaimed after 21 hours with no burial arrangements made. The report notes a prior romance and another marriage in Baltimore.

Mary Etv Neill Sylvester Lakeland Fla

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