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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1907

Page

2

Statue of Gen McClellan Unveiling in Paris Era Display

Bronze statue by MacMonnies, replacing a slouch hat with a peaked service cap, drew attention at the Paris National Salon. It will be unveiled next Thursday in Washington with the President present, featuring floral shields from Army of the Potomac and allied groups. A reception and an extensive automobile tour for visiting soldiers are planned, with government oversight by the statue committee and War Department.

Mac Paris George B. McCiellan United States Society of the Army of the Potomac MacMonnies Tim McCllellan New York State Department Mason Parla McClellan Army of the Potomac Unitedd States Armies of the Potomac Tennessee Cumberland Oho Rawscher’s Societies of the Four Armies Wilmore Rhode Island Horatio C. King Atto Speedways Smithsonian Grounds Soldiers Home Rock Creek Park Fort Myer James J. Lampton Automobile Committee Im G. Abbott U. S Albert B. White B. J. Mulhall Charles Lyman Henry BE. Willems U. S Vs James H. Reeve Iran C. Abbott George L Andrews J. S George A. Armes George L. Gillespie Abraham Hart Frank T. Howe Robert &. Lacs Charles D. A. Lpeer Lovie Merriam Duncan C. Philips George C. Round Henry W. Ford Charles G. Sawtello Thomas 0. Selfridge Luther R. Smith AH. G Richardson Henry A. Robbins U. 8 George E. Pond George M. Sternberg James Tanner William Tindall U. 3 Thomas M. Wineoot U. 5 Newton Whittes UD. B Henry G Yarrow U.S. Vs Yevitation Committee George A. Woodward T. 5 John G. Bick van Harries Bukey U.S. Vi Cecil Ciny Arn G. Abbot Vis de Ellis Spear George A. Andrews Charles G. Sawtelle U. S.A George M. Sternbers U.S AL George H. Corson Arthur Hendricks U.S James Tenner D. BY Henry Yarrow Newton Ferree Nathan Bedford Duncan C. Phillips TS. Verdent U, 5 Bris Daniel D.wheeler U.S. A Hannibal D. Norton Bernard F. Mimmack H. A. Robbing V.s Oliver 0. Wood Jerome F. Johnan Cok George Truesdell William Tindell Mdi Frank’ A. Butta Vmaj E. P. Halstead Hemry B. Williams S. V Thomas Selfridge Winfield Scott . Schley Charles D. Steeles B. Ny Theodore J. Jewell U. 8. Ny Charles D. A. Loetier Thomas F. Tobey Andrew B. Dinamore M. Eramet Ureil Newton M. Brooks Gilbert Fhomykon U.S. V George Robinson Belasco Society Ofhe Thelasco Theater Society of the ‘Army of the Potomac Ebbitt Ohio Arlington Shoreham Navy Marine Corps Cavalry Corps General Staff Artillery Corps Engineer Corps New Willard Army Corps Raleigh Eleventh Army Corps Loseham

Favorite with Circus Visitors. CruSol The Chimpanzee

A description of Forepaugh-Sella zoological exhibits notes the popular simians section and lists notable attendees and a long roster of military and civic officials involved in associated committees. The report also mentions a Belasco theater event and Army of the Potomac Society activities with venue details and corps meeting plans.

Forepaugh-Sella

Freeman Elected President of Brown Memorial Association

John Brown Memorial Association elected J. K. Freeman president for the year at a meeting last Friday. Julia Mason Layton was named vice president E. F. Arnold secretary and W. Watson treasurer. The group meets at Calvary Episcopal Chapel to raise funds for a monument at North Elba over the Harpers Ferry graves.

Freeman John Brown Memorial Association J. KF. Freeman Julia. Mason Layton E. F. Arnold W. Watson Calvary Episcopal Chapel Hf Street North Elba John Brown Harpers Ferry

Elks Host Ladies Social Session Tonight

The Washington Lodge of Elks meets at the National Rifles Armory for the annual Ladies Social Session. About a thousand invitations have been distributed among Elks and family. Entertainment includes vaudeville acts a parallet and a ball. A charity drive for Cosmopolitan Temple Baptist Church aims to raise 10000. Samuel G A Weatherspoon of New York offers 10000 if the same is raised by July 7. Nearly 3000 in cash has been raised with close to 2000 in subscriptions, leaving about 1000 to complete the goal.

Washington Lodge Washington Lodge of Elks National Rifles Armory Elks Chosmopolitan Temple Baptist Church Samuel G. A. Weatherspoon New York Mada

German Choir to Sing Before Roosevelt at White House Reception

Wiener Maenner Gesang Verein, a 40 member German chorus, arrives by special train Monday to perform before President Roosevelt in the East Room. Saengerbund plans a Willard Hotel reception with a Loving Cup presented to the singers. Details cover committees, flags, and ceremonial welcome in Washington.

Saengerbund Wiener Maenmergesang Verein East Room Wiener Maennergeseng Verein Roosevelt Washington Spengerbund Vienna New Willard Hotel W. Spier Washington White House Viennese Socla!ife Willard United States Suengerbund Baltimore Richard Bartholdt George W. &Pler John Waldman A. F. Jorss Jacob Karr Simon Wolf Christian Heurich B. F. Droop Carl Droop Henry Mander Wilam A. Engel G. W. Syler Rudolph de Zapp Dr. Chr. Strack Isaac Gans Wiliam F.myera Frank Claudy

Circus Arrives in Washington with 20000 Spectators

Forepaugh Sells United show lands at Fifteenth and E streets northeast. Elephants, camels, and new animals arrive as crews set up 12 acre camp. The five mile parade routes through Maryland and New Jersey avenues to the show grounds, with meals for 4000 daily and a large main tent seating 12000. A church reception for Dr. Bristol's anniversary rounds out a busy opening day.

Washington United Alte Fifteenth and EL Streets Nerous Grounds White City Maryland Avenue B Street New Jersey Avenue Massachusetts Avenue K Street Twenty-second Street Pennsylvania Avenue Fifteenth Street First Street EB Street Maryand Avenue Show Grounds Bristol Ladies' Association of Metropolitan J. W. Qt. Sumwalt H. H. Nayfor S 0 Binnell Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Royal Blue Line Statio Phidapolfhia New Yi New Terminal New York Royal Limited Pullmam Coschoa Philadelphia Cosens Eleenere Annapolis Baltimope Chicago Kincinnati ST. Louis Louisville Pitsburg Cleveland Columbus Wheeling Winchester Frederick Hagerstown Dalis New Jersey Southern Railway Fieurca Ely Intersealion Dany Harrisonburg Way Statioum Stsepera Coschea Atlanta Drieams Columbia Savannah Jacksonville Dinfog Cer Columbes Sunm't San Francisco Hariscoburg Charlotteseille Warrenton Way Eistions Charlotte Columbia Auguste Lyncbeburg Britol Charlenoois Memphis New Orleans Gouth Harrison Charlottesville Glemanr eansyTrama C.H Ackert Hardwick W.H Taylor Florida Notier Pla Cosches Dla Tampa Augusta Charleston S.C Weehington B.C Pennsylvania Ave Pennsylvania Rail Geo P.jamis Watington D. c T. White Wilmington J. Craig Manageington N.C Chesapeake and Railway Dominion Express Primera Virginia Vestir Wiginia Hot Springs Ilespene Cution Forge Ctanatl Gurdanseite NEW G & C. Limited Gordons.Ville Staunto Chiten Forge Covington Roneville and Hintox WF. Va Pullman Lavington Chicta Pullman Cleaners Cincinnati Lexington Virginia Hot Springs Sterpers Shicaga St Louis Memputs Nashville Southwest Chesspeare 14Th Street Sixth Street Pennsylvania KR. R C. Toker Ofice Washington Southern Railway Richmond Alexandria Freverrisburg Atlatic Coast Lime Floreida Errizal' and Demartures Guarsiteed W. Cculp W. F. Taylor Mer Sucnmangem Seaboard Air“Line Railway Penna, Ave Deer Companien Petersburg Ralelgi Wimington Savman Atlante Birmingham Mobile Pensacola Smd New Orieans Sesbosra Mall Steeses Savannsh Xine Seaboard Express Atlants Lawer Washington, D. R Binhang Dally— Air Fourteenth Street

Wedding bells and society notes from Yonkers and New York

A lavish Yonkers wedding at the Greystone mansion unites Miss Irene Untemeyer and Laura Putnam Meyers before a stylish crowd, with flowers from Grey Stone and a grand stair procession. In New York, social figures gather as Talbot J. Taylor faces a divorce suit while Ames Keene seizes his broker offices at Broad Street, signaling shifting ties in high society.

Irene Untemeyer Greystone Samuel J.tilden Yonkers Hudson Samuel Untemeyer Laura Putnam Meyers Grand Central Depot Valley Perrit C. Myers, Jr Alvin and Irwin Untermeyer Louis M. Richmond Kenneth B. Schley James A. Fosburg Boston Daniel Coffin Judge Gildersleave Mrs. Untermeyer Mr. Myers Corbin James Speyer George Dixon William Allen Butler Henry Draper Daniel C. French Williaim D. Barbour George Kidd Ab. ‘Ram H. Hewitt Ravitimillonaire Long Island Taylor Jessica Harwar Keene James R. Keene Foxhall P. Keene Talbot J. Taylor Baltimore Keene Miss Keene Mr.Taylor New York James B. Taylor Brokers Re Eitrces On Broad Street Talbot Jaylor & Co Foxball Keene James R.keene Talbot_J. Taylor Lie Union Club Racquet Club Democratic Club Meadow Broak Club Rockaway Hunt Stork Exhen Anchlub Garden City Club Automobile Is ‘Club Maryland Club Gann Talons Jones Chale Jockey

Kendall Green's Big Day at Gallaudet College

The fiftieth anniversary of the Columbian Institution for the Dear and Dumb will be marked at Kendall Green on Wednesday at 3 pm with exercises and addresses by Gallaudet President Gallaudet and Kendall Green Principal Denizen, both in their fiftieth year of service, plus four graduating students. Nine deaf graduates and four normal fellows will receive degrees. regular class day exercises follow Thursday, with an annual hop planned. Also, land selection instructions issued for indemnity school lands in certain states.

Columbian Institution For the Gallaudet College Kendall Green Gallaudet Denizen

King Takes Tea With Harrison Davis at Italian Villa

Naples April 38 King Maward visiting the Vesuvian villages stops at Rin owned art dean David with whom he took tea at his villa.

King Harrison Davis Villa Naples Maward Vesuvisa Rin Art Davi Het

Notable Munich singer entertained at National Park Seminary

Last Thursday night Herr Edgar Oberstetter, a baritone and pianist from the Royal Opera Munich, gave a recital at the National Park Seminary theater in Forest Glen. The performance, an invitation entertainment for guests and a countrywoman from the school, featured operatic pieces, songs, encores, and piano works with accompanying artists Miss Fromme and Miss Kouns, drawing a large audience and eliciting enthusiastic appreciation.

National Park Seminary Forest Glen Edgar Oberstetter Royal Opera Honge Munich Herr Oberstetter Tannhauser Schumann Grenadiers Victor Mephisto Faust Watana Brunhilde Die Wallure Herr Oberst Grieg Byron Miss Fromme Mss Kouns Miss Frdromel Miss Kouns

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure Ad Offers Quick Relief

A Philadelphia advertisement urges rheumatism sufferers to discard all medicines and try Munyon's X Rheumatism Cure, claiming rapid relief with no harmful drugs. It promises refunds if unsatisfied and cites other Munyon remedies for digestion, headaches, piles, and general vitality, highlighting medical service and a money back guarantee.

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