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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1906

Page

11

President Roosevelts Christmas Church Music Visit

Grace Reformed Church in Georgetown drew a large crowd as President Roosevelt attended a Christmas music program praised for fine hymns and organ selections. Across Old St John’s and other churches, choirs and soloists performed Handel, Buck, and Beach works, with midnight mass noted and many parishes planning carols for tomorrow’s morning services.

Grace Reformed Church Old St. John’s Georgetown Grace Reformed Roosevell Old St. John’s Church W. C. Mills Kendall Myers George Coat EB. M. Talcott St. Paul's P. E Church Alfred €. Harding Edgar Pnest Foundry M. E Church Sixteenth Church Streets Otis D. Sweet Charlotte Lippitt Alexander Mosher Herbert D. Lawson Beach Miss Hansen Miss Gullick

Pocket Goods and Prices in a Fragmented Listing

A fragmented catalog shows a mix of items including knives, basketballs, footballs, ice skates, bicycles, sweaters, revolvers, rifles, razors, exercisers, coats, fishing gear, and multiple price ranges. The garbled numbers suggest a distressed price list with varied cents and dollars, possibly from a sale or advertise. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable.

Christmas Day at District Jail

Relatives may bring dainties and presents for prisoners on Christmas day at the District jail. The dinner will be similar to other days with soup meat vegetables and bread possibly a dessert. Officials note inmates often receive food from outside but eat little of the jail meal, while celebrations resemble those of other holiday periods.

Christmas Message urges goodwill and brotherhood

Rev Dr McKim of the Church of the Epiphany told a Christmas address at the M C A building that Yuletide is no time to grumble but a moment to open hearts and recognize fellow travelers to the grave. He stressed brotherhood, good will, and the Christ birth as the source of Christmas spirit. The Lyric Male Quartet of Baltimore provided music and a Sunday concert followed in the lobby. A tea at 6 featured a brief talk by A J Elliott of Brooklyn.

Christ Lyric Male Quartet Baltimore A. J. Elliott Brooklyn

Anniversary services mark end of McKinley School and Cosmopolitan Church celebration

Large crowds attended three services to close the anniversary events of McKinley Normal and Industrial School at O Street Northwest. Morning sermons by Rev R B Hobinson followed hymn singing and a choir anthem. Afternoon address by Rev J B McLaughlin and remarks on church history by Rev A H Stracher. Evening sermon by Rev James Pollard of New York.

A. H. Stracher Washington James Pollard New York

Gloomy Christmas at House of Detention for Women and Children

Christmas day will pass with no holiday cheer inside the city House of Detention. Women and young children will face the day without celebrations, no decorations, and no special meals, marking a somber observance in the facility. An ad promotes Elk Grove Butter coupons.

House of Detention

City Poor Get Food Baskets From Shrine Armory

More than baskets containing ham flour potatoes coffee sugar hominy rice beans corn and tomatoes will be handed to city’s needy at the National Rifles Armory from 7 a m to noon today. Shriner cards authorize each recipient to take one basket. Committee led by W C Long and Jacobus S Jones oversees the distribution.

Tational Rifles Armory Almas Temple Mystic Shrine Armory W. C. Long Jacobus 5. Jones The Temple Frank A. Sebring Roe Fulkerson John A. Dilinger Frank K. Raymond Henry C. Merrill Gus Kneessle Thomas B. Walker Frank Mattel Willam EB. Golliday Sidney R. Jacobs Robert Simmonds Will A. Haley William A. Quinter Alexander C. Crooke

Dinners for Four and More for Christmas Feast Plans

Salvation Army and American Salvation Army prepare to feed four thousand poor on Christmas Day. Baskets of food will be delivered to families at home starting this afternoon from 920 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, with Adj. William Quirk supervising. A separate Salvation Army dinner will be served at 153 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, led by AG. Emma A James.

Salvation Army American Salvation Army Adj William Quirk Thorugh Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest Adj. Quirk Emma A James

Funeral for Andrew Gleeson Set at St. Aloysius Church

Andrew Gleeson died at his home on North Capitol Street. His funeral will be a requiem high mass at St. Aloysius Church at 9 00 AM with interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. John A. Rawlins Post members will gather at Gleeson’s home at 846 AM to participate.

Andrew Gleeson North Capitol Street St. Aloysius’ Church North Capitol I Streets Mount Olivet John A. Rawlins Gleeson A. m Washington Elkg St. Aloysius' Church

Charming Art Pictures and Holiday Goods Ads

Local bulletin page headlines elaborate on decorative art items, gas and electric lighting fixtures, hand painted china gifts, festive costumes, toys, and novelty decor. Multiple merchant names appear including R. F. Brooke Co. and Sher ratt's China Art Store, with emphasis on gift items and illuminated displays.

Sherratt’s China Art Store

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