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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1917

Page

8

Indian Girls in Parade and Governors Attend Inauguration

Indian School cadets and 40 piece band, plus 36 girls, join in the inaugural parade with 13 governors and staffs arriving in Washington. Southern Railway plans 20 special trains March 1 4 for crowds. 20000 boarding rooms registered though likely insufficient. Louisiana governor party and Atlanta loyal legion also listed among attendees.

Southern Railway Caritele Indian School Independent Order of Red Men Washington Charlotte N. C Foreacre Tayloe Louisiana Loyal Legion” of Atlanta

Caledonian Society Benefit Masquerade in Eagles Hall

About 500 couples attended a masquerade by the Caledonian Society at Eagles Hall a benefit for the Washington ward of Neuilly hospital in France. The event featured elaborate decorations and costumes from Mephisto to Pierette as dancers glittered in a large ballroom to raise funds for a ward costing about 6000 dollars per year, with donations from various American municipalities.

Caledonian Society Eagles, Hall Washington Neuilly Ward France America Neuilly Hospital John Duncan John D. Higgins A. Douglas

Third Explosion Near U S Postoffice in Winchester

Special to The Washington Post reports a third dynamite blast in a month occurred early this morning opposite the United States post office in Winchester. The explosion shattered plate glass, rocked buildings, and terrified residents in hotels and apartments as the tremor was felt citywide. Several local youths are said to have set off the bomb.

Washington Post Winchester United States Post Office

Licensed to Marry Couples listed in wedding notices

A column lists multiple marriage licenses granted to individuals from various states. Names include William A. Elmore and Pearl Moretz, Joseph L. Wiezrich and Florence Os torn, and several others. Clergy names are provided for each license.

William A. Elmore Pearl Moretz John H. Jeffries Joseph L. Wiezrich Florence G. Ostorn James M. O'Brien Paul A. Cahill Fannie Myrtle Lewis F. W. Johnson Charles D. Roberts Rochester Cythia K. Adams Orchard Park Re. L._M. Chambers Raymond O. Pierce Doswell Louise P. Loth Richmond Charles T. Warner

Deaths Reported In Local Notices Names And Ages

A list of deceased individuals with ages and street addresses appears, including Samuel T. Turner 58, Willierd S. Robbins 55, Jesse E. Holliger 40, Fannie B. Geeakle 67, Jeanie H. Reed 68, Sarah J. Grimes 71, Erle Hapsen 75, Frederick Barber 74, Gertrude Marshall 18, Georgiana Hodge 8, Catherine Coleman 12, Fannie Banister 62, Maynie P. Homager 31, Edward Rand 27, plus others and local merchants advertising flowers and remedies.

Samuel T. Turner Agers T Willierd S. Robbins Jesse E. Holliger Gerseld Hos Fannie B. Geeakle Jeanie H. Reed Monrce St Sarah J. Grimes Erle Hapsen Walter Reed Frederick Barber N. J Gertrude Marshall E. Walker Georgiana Hodge Sumner Road Anacostia Gatherine Coleman Kalorama Soa Fannle Banister Clue Plaine Maynie P. Homager Edward Rand Gude’s

Georgetown U. Law Prom Attended by 125 Couples

The freshman prom of Georgetown University Law School was held in the Raleigh ballroom Friday night with more than 125 couples. Patronesses included Mrs. Ashurst and Mrs. Ashley M. Gould among others. The prom committee and lass officers listed numerous names, led by John H. McCarthy as chairman and Edward Ward as president.

Georgetown University Law School Raleigh Ashurst Ashley M. Gould Henry §. Boutell Katherine Wise Fegan James Baaby-Smith Daniel W. Baker John W. Kelley Lawrence V. Grogan James A. Tooney Conrad Ried William EB. Leahy Vernon West Robert A. Maurer Florence H. Faust John H. McCarthy Paul A. Sweeney John ©. Hartigan William C. Brooker Leo A. Lawrence James B. Mahoney Charles J. Crogan Samuel Barach George J. Carson James L. Degnan Guerra Everett Anthony A. Gotthe Walter R. Gould Joseph T. Houston Norman E. Kane Thomas B. Ekeviile Hugh J. McGrath Joseph AL. Marr Jacob Roberts Joseph G. Rumler Gilbert J. Sanches Allan B. Schall Daniel BR. Spaight Arthur M. Suit Walter M. Sullivan Richard J. Sweatt Paul A. Thompson Frank D. Tiernan Jamesb. Wagstaff Lass

Accused Army Deserter Faces Court Martial

Lieut. Virgil T. Roach of the Second Alabama infantry is slated for a Fort Leavenworth court martial on desertion and related charges. Roach, detained in Birmingham by the police, had deserted Nogales before the court convened and was ordered to trial at Leavenworth by Gen. Funston.

Virgil T. Roach Alabama Infantry Fort Leavenworth Kis Nogales Ariz Funston War Department Roach Birmingham

Weather forecast and storm summaries for District of Columbia and region

The Weather Bureau forecast calls for cloudy and colder conditions in Washington DC with likely rain Sunday and rain or snow Monday. Virginia may see rain and colder weather with similar Monday precipitation. A Minnesota Ontario corridor storm and another disturbance from the plateau region bring widespread precipitation from the Rockies to the coast, with rain and snow expected in the middle Atlantic states and southern regions. Temperature trends show warmth in some areas yesterday giving way to much colder air across the upper Mississippi valley and plains, with storm warnings along the Atlantic coast.

U.S North Dakota Minnesota Take Superior Upper Lake Region Plateau Rocky Mountains South Atlantic Wastern Middle Gulf States Atlantic Gulf States Ohio Valley Lower Lake Region Mississippi Valley Plains States Rocky Mountain Region Northwestern States Mississippi River Tennessee Middle Atlantic States Southern Lake Region East Gulf States Gulf and South Atlantic States Delaware Hastport

Band Concert Tonight at Stanley Hall by Soldiers Home Band

Tonight at 6 30 in Stanley Hall the United States Soldiers Home Band Orchestra directed by John S M Zimmermann performs a program including The City of Butter a Overture The Barber of Boville Romeind Suite Episode in Birdland The Gentle Dove and other pieces Ben d I x Belection Boobscotts Kaufmann Water scans The Narcissus On the Shore at Wai Ki Hi Kailimai and The Star Spangled Banner.

Stanley Hall United States Soldiers’ Home Band Johns. M. Zimmermann Butterat Bendix Belection Buppe Kaufmann Nevin

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