Divorce Reform Debate At Washington Secular League
Mrs Relva A Lockwood and Mrs Sarah H Sawyers lead a Sunday session advocating divorce without disgrace and a new liberal statute. Sawyers urges divorce coupons on marriage certificates, arguing only the parties should decide. Members press education and broader reform to reduce stigma and improve access to lawful separation.
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Washington Secular League
Relva A. Lockwood
Ivorce &N
Sarah H. Sawyers
Sawyers
Felix Adler
Lockwood
Trinity Branch Formed at Holy Trinity Church
About 300 men and women gathered at Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Rev Fr Harlin led talks on total abstinence and administered the pledge to 32 attendees. A new Catholic Total Abstinence Union branch was formed to operate in the parish with weekly meetings planned. A Fraternal Sons of Jonadab delegation invited attendees to a February 22 Washington's Birthday event.
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Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Thomas Maloney
Thomas Harlin
S. J
Joseph Brick
S. J. William F. Downey
Matthew Maley
William Hickey
Father Harlin
Catholic Temperance Workers
Catholic Temperance Movement
Sons of Jonadab
Emmet O’brien
Moving Picture Concerts at Be lasco and Academy of Music
A large audience enjoyed a moving picture program at the Be lasco featuring humorous scenes and a Carl Haydn tenor performance from the De Wolf Hopper Opera Company. Pagliacci and songs by de Koven and Luders drew warm applause, while the Academy of Music offered more pictures and Marsh’s Majestic Theater presented panto mime stories including The Vendetta The Deserter and The Arakan Nights with Mrs Mary Miller Scott and Exposition Trio providing vocal and instrumental numbers.
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Belasco
Carl Haydn
de Wolf Hopper Opera Company
de Koven
Luders
Academy of Music
Marsh
Majestic Theater
Mary Miller
Scott
Baha Oullah lecture opens Green Acre series tonight
The Green Acre Fellowship begins a course of lectures tonight in the Washington Club auditorium at 4710 I street. Howard MacNutt of New York City will discuss The History and Message of Baha ollah, with Maj. James Albert Clarke Dr. Fillmore Moore Rev Ulysses G B Pierce and Arthur W Dow among speakers. The Palm Limited to Florida departs Washington daily except Sunday at 655 pm, electric lighting throughout.
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Green Acre Fellowship Association
Washington Club
I Street
Howard MacNutt
New York City
James Albert Clarke
Fillmore Moore
South Carolina
Ulysses G. B. Pierce
Arthur W. Dow
Children Will Dance at Columbia Story Time Event
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 15 oclock the Mother Goose story book comes alive with familiar nursery characters. Local press note promotes a family friendly program at Columbia with treats like Brick Ice Cream and specialty 8 Pure Cream Ice Cream.
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Columbia
ABC
Travel Talk on Asia by Frederick Wright at YMCA
Washington Young Men's Christian Association hosts February meeting in the assembly room with reports from committees and a lecture by Frederick Bennett Wright on Records of the Past and Present in Northern and Central Asia. Wright traveled with his father through Japan Manchuria Siberia Turkestan Russia and the Caucasus to study geology and archaeology and took over 2000 photographs for lantern slides.
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Washington Young Men's Christian Association
Frederick Bennett Wright
Central
Asia
Wright
George Frederick Wright
Cherlin
Ohio
Japan
Manchuria
Siberia
Turkestan
Russia
Caucasus
Palestine
Egypt
China
Tid
Rights of the Soul Speaker at Y M C A Meeting
Rev. Charles L. Jackson of Philadelphia spoke at the Lasco Theater under Y M C A auspices on the seven principal rights of the soul. He argued the soul’s rights include to God, the Bible, governance of the body, clear conscience, spiritual fellowship, influence on others, and eternal life, with restoration by God possible. The monthly Y M C A gathering featured his lecture and a stereopticon show on Records of the Past.
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Charles L. Jackson
Philadelphia
Belasco Theater
M. CG. A
Jackson
Cad
Needlework at Kann s opens with high order pieces on display
The Kann Sons & Co embroidery contest in Washington opens today and runs until March 3. The exhibi tion features many classes including shadow work, French embroidery, drawn work and tapestry, with pieces for sale and attendants to answer questions. The show is free and visitors may travel via Southern Railway at reduced rates to nearby cities.
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Kann, Sons’ & Covs
Washington
Kensington
Mount Mellick
Bruges
Mother Goose Rhymes Live For Charity At Columbia Theater
Children from the Kirmess perform classic Mother Goose rhymes such as Little Miss Muffet and Jack and Jill under Miss Hawke. Proceeds benefit Children's Country Home St Michael and All Angels Church and a St Johns Sunday school boys guild. Seats at the box office.
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Dhere
Miss Muffet
Jeck
Jill
Mary
Littles
Bo Peep
Mother Goose
Miss Hawke
St. Michael and All Angels
St. John’s Sunday School
Columbia Theater
Hygienic Exposition seeks American exhibits at Vienna
Consul General Rublee urges American manufacturers to send displays to the Universal Hygienic Exposition in Vienna on May 12. Articles must arrive before March 1. The fair will feature sanitary articles for buildings, refrigerators, medical and optical devices, sanitary clothing, sports outfits, food displays, and safety equipment for mines, factories, ships, railways, and theaters.
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Vienna
Rublee
Lecture on Gettysburg at Confederate Hall by Capt Drubthal
City notices report Capt R W Drubthal a West Virginia Univ instructor will give an illustrated lecture on Gettysburg at Confederate Hall on Friday. Drubthal, who served in Pickett's division, participated in the battle as local readers note. Also listed are daily goods prices from local merchants, and notes on a Men’s Club reunion at Washington Heights Presbyterian Church.
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Gettysburg
R. W. Drubthal
West Virginia University
Confederate Hall
Seventh Street
Drubthal
Pickett
Lee
Washington Heights Presbyterian Church
Dr. Robinson
W. P. Mayfield
J. J. Lampton
IL. D. Pace
J. S. Walser
J. F. North
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