Christmas Gifts for Men From Early 1900s Catalog Lists
A dense catalog entry details men’s gifts including gloves, cuff buttons, neckwear, furs, caps, reeders, and opera hats. Items feature varied finishes, luxury textiles, and multiple price points with special Christmas offers and boxed presentation. Several entries note specific values and sale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walming
Christeas
Sethi
Bones Rae
Wade
Hector
Chriss Foo
Science in Religion explains ancient miracles
The Rev Arthur Vosburgh argues Christian Science explains miracles by faith and divine law. He cites Bible instances, Jesus works, and Paul on the new man to show religion expands as understanding of God grows, leading to freedom from evil and selfhood aligned with divine power.
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National Theater
Arthur R. Vosburgh
Great Britain
Mary Baker Hady
Vosburgh
HL. C.wilson
Dr. Yossburgh
Jesus
Paul
Bryn Mawr Club Lectures Launch Endowment Drive
Bryn Mawr Club of Washington Wiswinter hosts a three lecture series to boost the college endowment aiming for 1,000 dollars next year. The first talk by Percy MacKaye at the New Willard starts at 4 percent. He will discuss the theater’s Clyde Functions as the alumnae pledge advances toward 1000000 in gifts with 250000 promised by the Rockefeller Foundation if 250000 is raised by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryn Mawr Club
Washington
Wiswinter
New Willard
Percy MacKaye
Canterbury Pilgrims
MacKaye
Sappho and
Phuon
Harrison Grey Fiske
Mates
Henry Miller
Rockefeller Foundation
Aluminus
O Connor Elected President of Herd No 8 Moose Club
John J. O Connor was elected president of Herd No 8 Social Order of Moose by a four vote margin over H Talkes yesterday afternoon at Moose Hall. Other officers named include E J Roberts first vice president Harry Scroggins second vice president J Edward Dailey treasurer L J Curtin financial secretary Robert R Pietsch recording secretary Julius Relers chaplain C B Gardner keeper of the herd James Thecker inner guard George B Gardner outer board trustees W B Brown W J Brown Joseph Fields EL 8 Schmid William Mooney F H Kramer legal adviser.
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John J. O'Connor
Herd No
Social Order of Moose
H. Talkes
Moose Hal
E. J. Roberts
Harry Scroggins
J. Edward Dailey
L. J. Curtin
Robert R. Pietsch
Julius Relers
C. B. Gardner
James Thecker
George B. Gardner
Board of
W. B. Brown
W. J. Brown
Joseph Fields
EL 8
Schmid
William Mooney
F. H. Kramer
Bishop Bristol to Lecture In South America
Bishop Frank M. Bristol of the Methodist Episcopal Church has returned to the United States from Buenos Aires with his wife after a stay in South America. He will lecture at Metropolitan M. E. Church on The Land of the Southern Cross, describing conditions in the southern half of the western hemisphere, on December 37 at 8 o'clock.
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Frank M. Bristol
Art of the Pharaohs lecture to be given tomorrow
The National Society of Fine Arts opens its winter public art course tomorrow in the District Public Library lecture hall with Dr. H H Powers of Boston speaking on The Art of the Pharaobs. An Egyptian art photo exhibition accompanies the talk.
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National Society of Fine Arts
District Public Library
H. H. Powers
Boston
Public Library
Ihe
Collegians to Dine Alphe Tau Omega Banquet Told
Preparations for a Washington Alumni banquet of the Alphe Tau Omega Fraternity are announced for Wednesday evening December 15 at the Highlands. Out of town members include Rev Gita A Glazebrook of Elizabeth New Jersey founder Max Erdman of Allentown and James F Thompson of Martinsburg West Virginia. Local alums include Rev Paul R Hickok worthy grand chief Dr Larkin W Glazebrook and G D Elleworth.
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Megs ‘Raverany
Washington
Alphe Tau Omega
the Highlands
Gita A. Glazebrook
Elizabeth
N. J
Max 8. Erdman
Allentown
James F. Thompson
Martinsburg
W. Vax
Paul R. Hickok
Larkin W. Glazebrook
Annals
G. D. Elleworth
Sin Is Slavery Says Rev Copp In Sermon On Involuntary Servitude
The Rev Zed H Copp assistant pastor of Bethany Chapel condemns bondage arguing that mankind is born free and that slavery arises from customs, superstition avarice indifference or passion He names slaves of custom superstition and indifference as social ills and stresses dangers of intemperance prostitution and bigotry in religious life Slaves of avarice exploit workers and fail to protect laborers while slaves of passion include fiery tempers indecency and gossip in society
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Tace
Zed H. Copp
Bethany Chapel
Thirteenth
Chamber of Commerce to Hold Special Meeting on District Laws
A. Leftwich Sinclair, chairman of the Washington Chamber of Commerce law and legislation committee, announced a special meeting this afternoon at 4 oclock of the subcommittee amending the code of the District. Other business may be transacted. The subcommittees on Alexandria annexation and on changing execution methods to electrocution may report. TYCO taxicabs offered for dances and parties with phone contact.
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Chamber of Commerce
A. Leftwich Sinclair
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Sinclair
Alexandria
Amusements and Exhibits Highlight City Bulletin
A crowded listings page details shows and events across the city including vaudeville acts at Chase's and the Academy of Music, a Burlesque at Gayety and Moulin Rouge, Burton Holmes lectures, and a horse exhibition. It notes Arnold's Ogdensburg Ale ad and tailors Be. H. Snyder Co. promotions, plus a Coming Kingdom talk by E W Brennanelsen and a Library of Congress blind support concert by Henry Patterson Hopkins with Miss Thoussen.
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Maude Adama
Belasco
Deekstader
Columbia
Eisie Ferguson
Burton Holmes Leeture
Chase
Academy of Music
Gayety
Io P.m. ‘Lyceum
Moulin Rouge Burlesquers
Sls P
Washington Post
Road Drivers and Riders’ Association
F. M. Peake
New York Avenue
Dr.Chase
Harry Madden
George Goodacre
Miss Kushan
Edith Knight
Frea Y H. Potts
Bana Chase
Mr. Wrenn
BE. H. Snyder & Co
Pa. Ave
Canilien
Stea Lb
Sheete
Library of Congress
Henry Patterson Hopkins
Hopking
Lewis
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Saks & Company
Penna. Ave
Seventh St
Qurith
Spiewe
Wilton
Espey
Morsell
Albert J. Johnson
Albert
Waukesha
H Street
Science IN Religion
Dr. Vosburgh
Mrs. Eddy
Tocal Lodge of Moose
Bishop Bristol
South America
ART OF the
Soldiers’ Union
Battle of
Fredericksburg
First Congregational Church
B. F. Eddington
Man
Rev
Amo
Shampson
Borden's
Ogdensburg
Phone West H, Arlington Battling Co
E W. Brennelsen
Brooklyn Tabernacle
People's Pulpit Associaton
Pythian Temple
Gould's
Altamont Spring
W. P. Mason
Rennselner Polytechnic Institute
Bat
CG. A. Muddiman ¢ Co
Caverly
Prumbiog
Marine Barracks
the Marine Band Orchestra
William A. Santelmann
Wartburg
Chestnut Farms Sanitary
GEO. M
Conn. Avenue
California
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
S. C. Milbourne
G. A
Cheatnut
Philadelphia
J.B. Defriest
E. A
Broadway
New York
N.Y
Mica City
A. F. F. Barnet Bro. Co
St. N
Falmanne
J. W. Gregg
O Street
Lacey & CO
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
F Street
Mer
Kuppenheimer
Couta and
Auits
Pettit &Co
Eye Streets
N.W
Lansburgh
Edward J. Quinn
Ave. N. Wi
Keeley Institute
Phoetts
Capitol
Colac
Odonnell
Tharp
Berkeley
Towle
Temple. Drug
Hushela
Delivare
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street
Melville D. Lindsay
Goodyear Rubber Co
F Street N. W
Joseph Auerbach
Wen
Barber & Ross
People's Brug Storettrz
Ask Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th St. N. W
roRys
Warner
Tver
Warner’ Bafa
Raizabia
Warners
Safe Core Company
Rochester
Folly
Henry Evans
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