Rear Admiral Bradford Buried With Full Honors at Arlington
Rear Admiral Royal Bird Bradford retired USN was buried with full military honors at Arlington Cemetery after services at St. Margaret's Church in Washington. Marines escorted the casket with the Marine Band providing music. Three volleys were fired, taps sounded, and a Military Order of the Loyal Legion committee attended. Attendees included Absolom Kitty, Frank Hackett, F P Sands, and J I Richardson. Bradford died Tuesday in Chelsea Massachusetts.
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Will of Wilhelmina Mueller Filed for Probate
The 1914 will filed in the District Supreme Court probate division leaves Wilhelmina M. Mueller a home at 803 Eighth Street Northwest and personal property to the daughter. Real estate is held in trust by executors Jacob C. and Frederick Mueller to pay the daughter until her marriage when she receives two dollars, with the balance distributed among the daughter and Carl J. and B award L. Mueller. Mrs Mueller died August 1.
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Eighth Street
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Mueller
Cabinet Women Called to Gossip in Elite Washington
Washington society reels from Mrs Wilson's death as buildings fly half mast flags and engagements are canceled. Cabinet wives rush to the capital, with Mrs Franklin Lane and Mrs Burleson en route, while Miss Agnes Wilson and Miss Belle Hagner join the city crowd. Social events shift, dances postponed, and Red Cross efforts mobilize among prominent families amid funeral preparations and high society moves.
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Rosen-Dodge Wedding in New York Church Ceremony
Miss Lucie Bigelow Dodge, daughter of Mrs. Lionel Guest and granddaughter of the late John Bigelow, was married to Mr Walter Rosen of New York at noon Thursday in the Church of the Heavenly Rest, New York. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Albert Monk, with a small gathering of relatives. The couple left for Oyster Bay by motor to begin their life together. Mrs. Guest returned to Canada after the wedding. Nearby, J. M. Stephens and his two daughters arrived in Washington from Atlanta and plan to tour Atlantic City. In Washington, Mrs. Roger Welles hosted a luncheon at Hotel Powhatan for Mrs. Robiey D. Evans and her daughter, Mrs Evans Sewell, with guests including Lieut Comdr and Mrs. Frank Taylor Evans and Miss Katherine G. Knight.
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Fenton Harris
Washington
Tiffin
Ohio
New York City
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Lionel Guest
John Bigelow
France
Walter Rosen
New York
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Albert ©. Monk
J. M. Stephena
Mins Martin
Baghs
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Hotel Powhatan
Roger Welles
Newport
Robiey D. Evans
Evans Sewell
Col Roosevelt's Adventures in South America
The next installment of Col Roosevelt's adventures appears in the Sunday Post describing a thrilling hunt for mammoth anteriors along the Taquary River. Roosevelt narrates the incidents resulting in several fine specimens and calls the series splendid summer reading.
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New All Souls Memorial Church Ready for Service
The All Souls Memorial Church on Cathedral Avenue is ready with an informal service at 11 o'clock tomorrow and a Lord's Supper. Bishop Harding will conduct the consecration on October 25 with a sermon by Bishop Charles Williams of Michigan. The Moeller organ is installed, and the church sits on property valued at 24002 with over 200 communicants. The old portable chapel will be sold, and Archi tect Frederick A Kendall and others led the building committee. A parish hall and Sunday school room occupy the basement. Col Roosevelt's adventures continue in the next installment of his Taquery River series featuring South American anteaters.
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Harding
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Michigan
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Freeman
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Hayestown
Praise Summer Work Girl Fits a Myth In Basket Weaving
Miss S A Tichenor leads a tour of eight Washington area schools to inspect summer industrial work with baskets embroidery bead making and more. Officials praise the program started July 1 for children 7 to 14 and report bright progress with retarded pupils and home use of finished crafts. Carnegie Library books accompany the effort and future inspections target Georgetown and south Washington playgrounds.
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S A Tichenor
B. W Murch
EL. Thurston
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Suate Root Rhodes
Board of Education
William R. Loney
Arthur
Vhance
Wallach
Jefferson
Magruder
Carnegie Library
Washington
Georgetown
Thrift and Beauty in the Home Interest
Camp cooking tips cover flame control and starches while preserving flavor. Recipes include spaghetti with pot roast, coconut macaroons, frijole ig beans in a chili tomato sauce, and nest on toast with poached yolks. Also notes on Mary Garden and opera royalty.
American Churchmen Safe Abroad Reported by Cable
The Methodist Episcopal Church foreign missions board received a cable from Bishop Jean I Nuelsan in Zurich detailing the locations of officials in Europe. L B Wilson, E Tipple, Samuel Dubie, W F Anderson, W B Hollingshead, and Mrs Lindsay are listed as traveling through Konstanz, England, Switzerland, and nearby areas. the report urges Washington to arrange return transport for thousands of American tourists.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
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Zurich
Switzerland
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New York City
E . Tipple
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
Samuel Dubie
Albion College
Albion
Mich
Konstanz
Gerrans
England
W. F Anderson
Cincinnati
W. B Hollingshead
Philadelphia
Frederick F Lindsay
Minneapolis
Sunday religious services across Covenant and fourteenth street churches
Sunday services are listed for Presbyterian Covenant Church and Peck Chapel with morning sermons at 11 and 2, a 3 pm Christian Endeavor meeting, and an informal 7 45 pm song service. If rain, services move to Gurley Memorial Church. a tent meeting with Court ney W Hamlin of Missouri is planned at Thirteenth and Fairmont. Episcopal John’s Church at Sixteenth and H has 11 am service with Rev Williamson Smith and others.
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Eeeterant
Christian Endeavor
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Courtney W. Hamlin
Missouri
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Thirteenth
Fairmont Streets
George Williamson Smith
Willigor Tavice Sovder
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