Storers Lives Active Engage In Many Pursuits
A Cincinnati dispatch recalls Bellamy Storer and his wife Maria, noted for strenuous lives and arts. Born in Cincinnati, Storer rose from Harvard and legal work to public office and diplomacy, while Mrs. Storer helped found Rookwood pottery from Mount Adams kilns, shaping enduring art objects tied to the Longworth family legacy.
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Longworth and Storers in art and church life
A profile of Mrs. Bellamy Storer and her artistic work with Rookwood pottery, her marriages to Storer and Nichols, and her influence in Cincinnati society. It covers her Paris medals, bronzes in Brussels and Madrid, her Catholic conversion, Archbishop Ireland's friendship with the Storers, and the Roosevelt-Storer correspondence over Ireland honors.
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New York Society Woman S H Pell III to Have Appendicitis Operation
Mrs S H P Pell III a prominent New York matron is ill with appendicitis. After visiting her father's box at the Metropolitan Opera House on Monday her illness progressed rapidly. An operation was decided for Saturday and she was moved to Dr John B Walkers private hospital. The procedure is set for tomorrow morning.
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New York
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Metropolitan Opera House
Robert Means Thompson
East Sixty-ninth Street
John B. Walker
East Thirty-third Street
Alexandre
Her Majesty
Etree
Robert L Dunn to Talk on Russian War
Robert Lee Dunn, noted newspaper correspondent and photographer, will give an illustrated lecture at the New Willard this evening before the Automobile Club of Washington. The talk titled How Russia Logi Actual battles will recount the war betweenRussia and Japan through photographs and narrative.
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Robert Lee Dunn
Russia
New Willard
Automobile Club of
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Dunn
Chemulpo
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Koreltz
Mr. Dunn
Architects' Christmas Entertainment at Washington Club
Washington Architectural Club at 73 Fifteenth Street NW presents a Christmas program featuring vocal and instrumental numbers, musical comedy, and a burlesque. The event takes place Wednesday night at the club rooms with refreshments served.
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Washington Arciitectural Club
Street Northwest
Names swirl over Britain's next ambassador to the United States
Washington society and diplomatic circles buzz over who will replace Sir Henry Durand as ambassador to the United States. Names include James Bryce Lord Desborough Sir Alan Johnston Gerard Lowther Cecil Spring-Rice and others, with Curzon deemed unlikely. The rapid, daily shifts in speculation reflect social chatter and the looming departure date.
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Kedleston
Sir Alan Johnston
Sir Marlee de Bunson
Gerard Lowther
Cecil Spring-Hlee
James Bryce
Lord Desborough
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand
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United States
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Bryce
Roosevelt
Mortimer
Curzon
Lord Curzon
Washington
Empire
India
Alan Johnston
James Pinchot
Alan
de Bunson
Maurice de Bunson
Legation
Maurice
Spain
Cecil Spring-Rice
Baron Monteagie
Washington artist commended by Munich society
Washington artist Miss Josephine Gloetzner received high commendation from judges after exhibiting portraits studies in still life and landscapes at the Society of Artists show in Munich last July. Angela Jauk, director, sent notification of the judges' action. Oracles and Graces Are Chosen, Martha Washington Camp No. 406 Royal Neighbors of America, named officers led by Past oracle Mrs. Maude O. Wallace and oracle Mrs. Ida B. Crooks.
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Germany
Society of Artists
Washington
Josephine Gloetzner
Angela Jauk
Miss Gloetzner
Martha
Royal Neighbors of America
Maude O. Wallace
Ida B. Crooks
Eleanora Nolan
Carrie Gillett
Bernice E. Kilgore
Jewell Crooks
Mary Cochran
Inner Sentinel
Anna Mahoney
Outer Sentinel
E. M. Hutchinson
Margaret Stoher
Elzora B. Allen
H. B. Coblentz
A. W. Valentine
John Wilson Killigore
Bertha Heflin
Edna Sipher
Anna Lendy
Mattie Forter
Minnie Treadway
Knights of Columbus Elect Spaulding Council Officers
Knights of Columbus Spaulding Council elected officers led by Grand Knight Vincent A. Sheehy and Deputy Grand Knight George F. McAvoy. Other posts filled include Chancellor James A. O Shea Recorder Francis J. Cleary Financial Secretary Thomas K. Gallaher Treasurer F H Huneke Lecturer Walter W. Fox Advocate John H Zable Warden Joseph F Marsden Inside Guard William Davern Outside Guard Sebastian L Phillips Trustee A I Clark Delegate to Washington Chapter PB P Finnigan Trustees Francis P Sheehy and Thomas K Gallaher, rights to Columbus Building Company.
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Knights of Columbus
Spaulding Council
Vincent A. Sheehy
George F. McAvoy
James A. O'Shea
Francis J. P. Cleary
Thomas K. Gallaher
F. H. Huneke
Walter W. Fox
John H. Zable
Joseph F. Marsden
William Davern
Sebastian
Veterans to Give Play by Roosevelt Garrison units
Members of Col. Theodore Roosevelt Garrison No. 74 General W. H. Barry Garrison No. 26 and Admiral D. D. Porter Garrison No. ? of the Army and Navy Union will present a play written by Prof. James A Joyce tomorrow night at Odd Fellows Hall Seventh Street Northwest. Extensive preparations have been made for the performance.
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Theodore Roosevelt
W. H. Barry Garrison
D. D. Porter Garrison
Army and Navy Union
James A. Joyce
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Seventh Street Northwest
Miss Laurita Tanner Sings at Mississippi Club Musical Evening
Miss Laurita Tanner and Miss Margaret Williams sang solos at a Mississippi Club musicale held in Pythian Temple Saturday night. Miss Marguerite Moorman read aloud, followed by a mandolin solo by Miss Sarah Beamer with Mrs. J. W. Stewart at the piano.
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Mississippi Club
Pythian Temple
Laurita Tanner
Margaret Williams
Marguerite Moorman
Sarah Beamer
J. W. Stewart
Misa Saunders
Social Gossip Highlights From High Society Circles
The column covers Lord Ellenborough’s best man, a bridal luncheon, and a Paris valued cloak theft at Mrs. Marshall Field’s home. It notes Queen Maud’s osprey feather reprimand, royal Yuletide plans at Sandringham, Chatsworth customs, and servant feasts, plus Congo King Leopold fallout among New York society and Vanderbilt plans in Europe.
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Marshall Field
Paris
Porte Cochere
Chicago
Fagin
Among the Clubs Art Fund Auction Gains Heat Sum
The Columbia Heights Art Club hosted a euchre party at the Partner to raise funds for the District Federation of Women's Clubs art fund. Prizes, including European purchases, were offered as the group discussed Augustus Saint-Gaudens and Ramses II, with readings on Egypt and a talk on modern Egypt by Mrs. Wilkins.
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Columbia Heights
District Federation of Women's Clubs
Corcoran School of Art
Europe
Alphonzo Hart
Stokes
Mary 5
Barlow
Rameses II
Egypt
Frank Wilkins
Nile
H. D. Moulton
Women groups elect officers in Burnside and Wadsworth units
Burnside Corps, auxiliary to Burnside Post G A B, elected officers led by Miss Jennie Hamilton as president and Mrs Seibolt as junior vice president plus delegates and alternates named for the group. Wadsworth Women’s Veteran Relief Union No 2, auxiliary to Wadsworth Command No 2, named Mrs Sarah Boynton as president and other officers including Miss Ning Chandler as secretary and Miss Dollie Slayton as conductress. Bishop M C Harris of the Methodist Episcopal Church visited Washington from the Far East, spoke on The Triumph of Christianity in the Far East at Metropolitan M E Church and will address local ministers at the M C A.
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Burnside Corps
Wadsworth Union
Burnside Post
Jennie Hamilton
Mra
Meaty V. Noerr
Seibolt
Emma S. Newton
Margaret J. Gallaher
Grace Leonard
Mary V. Peck
Lucinda Gruber
Far East
M. C. Harris
Hpiscopal
Japan
Corea
Washington
Harris
M. E
M.C. A
Bishop Cranston
Hotels list of guests across major cities
A long OCR string lists guests at hotels in Baltimore Boston Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh California Kentucky New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee Virginia Florida and more. Names include Mere Wells Seltey Taylor James Mauk and many others with affiliations to Metropolitan St James and Willard hotels. The roster cites guests from rail and military circles like George Mallivan and R H Scot with foreign entries in Berlin Tokyo and Raleigh among others.
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Charles Mere
Raleigh
W.H. Wells
William T. Seltey
Metropolitan
Taylor
St. James
Smith
Ebbitt
Frank ‘W. Dryden
Regent
Boston
H. D. Emirgur
F. E. Grandsij
National
Robert 1. Geant
Littlefleet
D. M. Storey
M. ‘Taber
James FW. Mauk
Rings
Chicago
F. ©. Lewis
John A. Amida
Howard Greer, Jr
T. F. Hunley
Edward To Wade
J Ladis
Frank W. Wagner
Halotgl
James H. Wiketeon
Ab.” Merrill
Charles ‘le Furrey
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Bidder
James W. Hateh
Sidney Mitchell
New Witferd
Crittenday
Cbbidt
Thorman Engtehart
Myra
H. Q. Hoops
D. Ht. Hoops
Riggs
New York City
J. L. Money
A. Motiltzn
Milton Cohn
W. H. Garrett
RP. Allen
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J. Richardon
Ally
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Albert Olle
William “L
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Wiliam J. Cheist
Byrne
M A. Vreedman
Sayre
Bo M. Laffray
Tray Hardwick
George Mo Jacobs
George Marchatt
Ward
Wwite
Hess
Andrawa
E. W. Sweet
Theodore R. High
J. S. Barete
New Wittard
Charles Eckston
L. Johnson
R. C. Long
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CM Moody
W. R. Slilson
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F. Z. Cyinder
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D. B. Cunningham
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Newport News
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Lady Scully Returns to Washington with Family in Mourning
Lady Angele Scully widow of William Scully arrives in Washington for the season with her daughter Angelica and two sons Thomas and Frederick. They rent a premier Sixteenth Street residence and plan a quiet winter as Mrs Dulin’s home hosts them. The late lord, naturalized in 1900, left his estate to his wife with guardianship of the children. Lord Scully had extensive Western lands and little city property.
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Condon
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Sixteenth Street
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United States
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Scullys
Clifton Street
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Scully
Gurley
Senator Alger
Alger
Thomas Seully
Great Britain
Lord
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Scnlly
Talks to Boys at Y M C A Big Things Address
A. Zimmerman spoke to Y M C A boys on Big Things illustrating with stereoptical views and moving pictures. He urged aiming high and rejecting narrow thoughts, shown are animals, mountains, McKinley, and Christ as the biggest. Swiss Alps tour pictures closed the lecture. Dad Elliott to speak next Sunday on The Cost of Victory. Christmas gifts include pictures of the Y M C A Building for attendees. Gen Andrew W Burt Camp United Spanish War Veterans Friday night elected officers: George W Nairn commander J T Rollings senior vice commander S C Duffy junior vice commander Albert B Swift chaplain W E H Ready officer of the day George Griffith officer of the guard Edward Keegan adjutant and James Godwin quartermaster William A Blakey Hearn and John J Strain rae!
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A. A. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Ufe
McKinley
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Dad" Elliott
Northwestern University
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George W. Nairn
J. T. Rollings
8. C. Duffy
Albert B. Swift
W. E H. Ready
George Griffith
Edward Keegan
James Godwin
William A. Blakey
Hearn
John J. Strain
Why Take Business Home Why Take Business Home
A persuasive ad explains nervous indigestion caused by poor digestion and improper eating. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, effective remedy containing diastase and pepsin, claiming physicians endorse them and listing price and mail order options from F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan.
Money to Loan Around Washington DC Real Estate Deals
Multiple loan offers for real estate in the District of Columbia at low interest. Lenders include Geo. W. Linkins, A E. Hoon, Frank T. Rawlinson, Jere Repunte, Rutherford, H. Saunders, Walter Hacker, and The Smith Company. Terms show 4 to 6 percent or similar rates with monthly or periodic payments and security by property, stocks, or bonds.
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JOS. J. Fisher & CO
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Baltimore and Ohio Royal Blue Line Schedule
The notice lists B and O Royal Blue Line departures and services to Philadelphia New York and other points with details on trains including the New York terminal at 20 St and various diners parlor cars and sleepers. It covers hourly departures on weekdays and special services, plus ticket office contacts in Washington and Maryland. It also includes Chesapeake and Ohio and Florida Coast Line schedules and telephonic ticketing info.
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