Duke Della Salle Marriage in Peril Amid Vatican Bid
Rome reports high circles follow an attempt to annul the marriage of Duke Della Salle and Marika Kerasos, once separated by a lunacy ruling in Athens and Vienna. Marika and her daughter seek papal justice as the old duke seeks annulment and Vatican action awaits.
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Rome
Della Salle
Athens
Marika Kerasos
Vienna
Marika
Manka
Pans
Vatican
Romand
Lecture on Emerson by Dr Griggs at Church of the Covenant
Dr Griggs delivered a fourth talk in a series on Great Moral Leaders at the Church of the Covenant for the Playground Association. He traced Emerson’s life from birth in Boston to death, praised his mind awakening power, discussed the Tanarendal movement, and noted Emerson’s enduring influence despite public opposition. The next lecture, on Tolstoy, is set for February 8.
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Nprson
Mina
Edward Howard Griggs
Church of the Covenant
Emerson
Griggs
Rsson
Minerson
Lie E
Pebtuiry
Tolstol
Carlisle Logan engagement rumor sparks social chatter
A Washington Post report claims Carlisle may be engaged to Mrs Logan, with Carlisle declining to confirm or deny. In Winchester Virginia, Mrs John Kunmiolpi Tucker, mother of Mrs Gertrude Logan of Richmond, also declined comment. Tucker's daughter resides in Winchester. her son, Harry St. George Tucker, leads the Jamestown Exposition.
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Washington Post
New York
Carlisle
Manhattan Club
Logan
Wraitchester
John Kunmiolpi Tucker
Gertrude Logan
Richmond
Joan G. Carlisle
Treasury
Cleveland
Fogan
Winchesoa
William P. McGuire
Harry St.George Tucker
Towers Fancy Dress Ball in Berlin Residence
Ambassador and Mrs Charlemagne Tower hosted two fancy dress balls at their Berlin home. Crown Prince Frederick William and other court figures attended. American guests included Robert S. McCormick, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Miss Vanderbilt, Mrs John T. Drexel, Mr and Mrs Harry S Lehr, and George von Meyer, who wore a Cossack general uniform.
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Berlin
Charlemagne Tower
Sheir
Drederick Wiliam
Robert SS. McCormick
United States
Serces
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Filidus Vanderbilt
John T. Drexel
Mir
Harry S. Lehr
George Son K Meyer
Farewell Dinner for Delegates Heading to Tokyo Conference
About 1 percent of S. W. Woodward and John Boleman Jr will host a farewell dinner at the YMCA for delegates departing this evening. They will attend the World Christian Student Federation conference in Tokyo next March. Woodward represents the International Committee of the YMCA. Sleman is president of the Washington Association. Steman will attend the Morrison Centennial in Shanghai as a commissioner from the American Board. Special to The Washington Post in Asheville North Carolina February 1. Adlai Stevenson and Mrs Stevenson, guests at Montreal, will attend a reception hosted by Mecklenburg Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy. Rome February 1 The American ambassador Mr White and Mrs White hosted a dinner honoring Premier Giolitti with guests including Herbert Henry Asquith.
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New York
Sleman
Washington Association
Steman Wll
Morrison
Shanghai
American Board
Mrs. Stevenson
Weshington
Asheville
N. C
Adlai Stevenson
Steverson
Montreal
Mecklenburg
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Rome
White
Strafford Title Tale Heirs and Grim Fates Across Centuries
Social gossip recalls the Strafford line and the Earls of Stratford. From a 1699 decapitation at Potters Bar to modern ties with Mrs. Colgate and Belgrave Street needlework, the family saga unfolds with marriages, posthumous hopes, and royal connections.
Emanuel Baptist Church Buys $30,000 Corner Lot
Emanuel Baptist Church purchases the northeast corner lot at Sixteenth Street and Columbia Road from Oliver A Morris and the Misses Elbertine and Georgiana Robertson for 30000. T A Harding arranged the deal. The church plans a 100000 dollar edifice with a 25000 to 35040 cost for a Sunday school wing. The sale gives a 1{6?} frontage on Columbia Road and 18 feet on Sixteenth Street, about 16600 square feet, at roughly 280 per square foot. The congregation, formed last March, meets in Mt Pleasant and numbers 75 regular members with Rev George B White installed as pastor January 22.
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Sixteenth Street
Columbia Road
Emanuel Baptist Church
Oliver A. Morris
Elbertine
Georgiana Robertson
T. A. Harding
Young Church
Emanuel
Columbia
Lanier
Washington Heights
Mt. Pleasant
Park Road
Fourteenth Street
George B. Whitehouse
Percy S. Foster
Robert T. Maffett
Reuben L. Isley
Charles Werner
J. H. W. Marriott
T. W. Marshall
Women's Missionary Society
Percy 8. Foster
Falconio to Dedicate Chapel at Dominican College
Papal Delegate Mer Falconio will preside at the Dominican College chapel dedication near Catholic University Brookland tomorrow at 10 o clock assisted by visiting clergy and Dominican community. O Connell rector of Catholic University directs the musical program and Rev L F Kearney will preach. Public admission noted with limited seating. Plan Benefit for Episcopal Hospital at St Stephen s Church holds tea and music next Tuesday from 4 to 6 pm at 1222 Fairmont Street.
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Dominican College
Cathole University
Brookland
Mer. Falconio
Tramass
Mer. O’connell
Catholic University
L. F. Kearney
O. P
Episcopal Hospital
St. Stephen's Church
Episcopal Eye
Hat and Thrust Hospital
M. Husted
Fairmont Street
Dalton Leech
Charlotte Gardner Lappite
Charles Stetson
George F. Dudley
Lillian Lewis
Theresa
Dudley Dill
Henry Tallmadge
Matd Tallmadge
F. W. True
Stephen
Charles 5. Bundy
G. M. Husted
Joseph Tyssowski
S. G Cornwell
Arthur S. Brown
Lllian Husted Roome
Sage gifts total 1 million to RPI and 350000 to other Troy schools
Mrs. Russell Sage announced gifts totaling 1,000,000 to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute at a Troy dinner, with 250,000 to the Y M C A and 106,000 to Emma Willard School. The funds aim to establish a Russell Sage School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, with Sage and husband long tied to Troy and the Polytechnic.
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Emma Willard School
Troy
Polytechnic
School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
Washington Post
New York
Russell Sage
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Institute
St. Regis Hotel
Young Men's Christian Association
Sage
Alfred B. Marling
International Committee
The
M. Cc. A
Palmer C. Ricketts
Institution
Concert Choir Sings at Columbia Theater Under Wrightson
The Washington Concert Choir of about twenty five trained singers made its first theater appearance at Columbia Theater yesterday afternoon under Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. The program included a Gounod cantata and several modern selections with notable solo and instrumental sections. Wrightson's discipline and musical direction received praise while individual performances by Mrs Miller and Mr Rummel were highlighted for tone and wit.
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Washington Concert Choir
Columbia Theater
Sydney Lloyd ‘Wrightson
Gounod
W. W. Delano
E. B. Spencer
B. Allen Terrell
Wrightson
de Koven
Wiliam Keye Miller
William Morse Rummel
Felix Garziglia
S. Frederick Smith
Ethel Tozler
William
A. Domer
Dvorak
Gar@lg- Ula
Wedded Sixty Years Ago By Millards Of This City
Mr and Mrs Josiah Millard of 530 Eighth Street Northeast celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary surrounded by friends. He was born August 25 18 something in Berkshire County Mass and she September 16 1822 also in Berkshire. They married in North Egremont Baptist Church and have lived in the city since 1870s. Millard worked as a clerk in the Post Office Department since 1890 and remained active in community affairs. Mrs Millard has been an invalid for years. They have a son a daughter and three grandchildren.
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Josiah Millard
Eighth Street
New England
Mr. Millard
Berkshire County
Mass
Jeanette Karner
North Egremont
Millard
Fost
Board of Trade
Citizens
French Embassy to Occupy Henderson Residence on Kalorama
Plans by George Oakley Totten Jr to build a four story white marble and terra cotta residence at Sixteenth Street and Kalorama Road Washington Heights. Former Senator John B Hendersons home will become diplomat use likely for French Embassy occupancy by November 1. Embassys offices on first floor with marble stair and ornate parlors on upper floors. bedrooms occupy top levels. tapestries to be provided by the Ambassador.
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George Oakley Totten, Jr
John B. Henderson
Sixteenth Street
Kalorama Road
Washington Heights
Battamy Storers
Henderson House
Kalorama Heights
Henderson Castle
Florida Avenue
Sixteenth and
Euclid Street
Hendersons
Oscar Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Sunday Church Services Across Calvary and More
Church listings detail Calvary Baptist at Eighth and H streets NW with 9:36 Sunday School, 11 and 7:30 worship, plus Teen and Bible activities. Methodists, Episcopals, Christian Science and Unitarian congregations across downtown, with service times, Sunday schools, and noted pastors and locations. additional notices include healing by mental suggestion and a public address by a former Palestine/Egypt figure at 746 pm.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Eighth and Hareets Northwest
Lemuel H. Grene
D. D
P. H. Bristow
Methodist Episcopal
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Hey
Frank MM. Hriatel
Epworth League
Christian Science
J. B. Williamse
G Street
OR. McKim
Evangelical Christian Science
Evangelical Christian Science Church
Tite Hall
Oliver CG. Sabin
Sabin
NEW Church
First Congregational Church
Tenth
Andrew W. Archibald
New Haven
Conn
Archibald
J. W. Bischoff
Christian Endeavor
Andrew D White 2d Killed In Shooting Accident
Syracuse resident Mrs Frederick D White learned today of the death of her son Andrew D White 2d at Thatchers School in the Obji Valley California. He was nineteen and the favorite grandchild of former Cornell University president Andrew D White and later American Minister to St Petersburg. The lad's father had committed suicide here in 1900.
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Syracuse
Frederick
Woman Dies After Fall At City Hospital
Mrs. Kate S Kilpatrick wife of J C Kilpatrick of 1288 E Street NE died at Casualty Hospital after a fall at Eleventh and F Streets NE. She left home at 10 32 a m to visit daughter Mrs James G Sawyer at Seventh and G Streets NE fell broke her arm and died under anesthesia. Survived by husband and nine children. Funeral today at 2 p m from 1388 E Street NE.
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Kate S. Kilpatrick
J. C. Kilpatrick
E Street
Casualty
Kilpatrick
North Carolina
Funeral of Zenas Robbins in Oak Hill Cemetery
The funeral for Zenas C. Robbina who died suddenly at 1750 M Street NW was held yesterday at 2:30 PM in Oak Hill Cemetery chapel. Rev. Mr. Cox officiated in Dr. Smith's absence. Friends sent floral tributes including a ten foot cross from Potomac Sand Dredging Company and a piece from Don Gonzalez de Quesada, Cuban minister. Numerous city residents attended. Sons of the American Revolution, of which he was a member, were represented.
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Zenas C. Robbina
M Street
Oak Hill Cemetery
C. Ernest Smith
St. Thomas’ Church
Cox
Potomac Sand Dredging Company
Robbins
Don Gonzalo de Quesada
Cuba
Society of Sons of the American Revolution
Ambassador Granted Leave Thompson to Visit United States
United States Ambassador to Mexico David E. Thompson left Mexico City on leave of absence to spend two months with friends in Lincoln Nebraska. He will first visit Washington to confer with State Department officials before returning to Mexico by way of New York and Havana. Fenton McCreary will act as chargé d affaires in Thompson's absence. Thompson was promoted from Rio de Janeiro last winter and will return to the post after his leave.
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David E. Thompson
Mexico
Washington
United States
Mexico City
Lincoln
Neb
Thompson
State Department
Fenton McCreary
Rio Janiero
Rall
New York
Havana
Books on Congo question at the District Public Library
This week the District Public Library lists a select set of books and recent periodical articles on the Congo question. It notes the complete list is available in manuscript form at the library and highlights works by Bourne, Dascamps, and others on Congo Free State conditions.
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Leopold II
Belgium
Congo
E. D. Morels
French Congo
E. D. Morel
Leopold
Africa
Mark Twain
H. W. Wack
Congo Free State
Congo Free ‘State
Coan Free State
H. R. F. Bourne
Congoland
E. Dascamps
J. de C. MacDonnell
Legislature Pays Tribute to Widow of David H. Fenton
A Maryland legislative committee visited Washington to present resolutions honoring the late David H. Fenton to his widow Mrs. Fenton at the Seville. The group, led by Speaker Carville Benson, included J Enos jay Jr, Thompson A. Brown and Frederick T. Darton. Fenton, a Montgomery County lawyer and Republican floor leader, died suddenly in March 1906.
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Tower House
Maryland
Washlington
David H. Fenton
Carville D. Benson
J. Enos Jay
Thompson A. Brown
Frederick T. Darton
Fenton
Seville
Ray
Montgomery County
Grape-Nuts Credited With Child Health Gains
A Wise Mother credits Grape-Nuts with solving her children’s health issues. She notes her ten year old daughter grew taller and stronger after switching from meat heavy meals, and her five year old son also thrives on two daily bowls. The testimonial cites Pastura Co. Battle Creek Michigan and references The Road to Wellville.
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Pastura Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellsville
Oklahoma and White House probe crowd roils in Roosevelt reply sought
A sense of tension hangs as Oklahoma constitutional convention resolutions asking President Roosevelt to approve a constitution with a Jim Crow provision remain unanswered at the White House. No public reply has been issued. The item reflects national debate on racial segregation policies tied to state constitutional reform.
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Oklahoma
White House
Roosevelt
Constitutional Convention of
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University of Rockefeller
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