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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1907

Page

12

Washington Musicians Rally to Save Sunday Night Concerts

Washington musicians urge revival of a weekly orchestral Sunday night concert series at Belasco, noting the loss of Herman Rakemann and the need to showcase local talent including Fabian, Kaspar, Lent, and the Marine Band soloists. They defend orchestral over band formats for indoor concerts and highlight the city's robust pool of soloists and choirs.

Herman Rakemann Belasco Washington Cty Reynald de Koven Avé Washington Wagner Sousa Victor Herbert Phere Haydn Mozart Beethoven Prida Schubert Schumann Chopin Boston Philadelphia Simphons Orchestra de Koven Chase Europe Messrs Fabian, Hughes Burbage von Unsehuld Lent Jata Anton Kaspar Heinriche Fitshugh Goldsborough Rummel Rakemann Green Minster Marine Band Baltimors Ufe Aocal

Charcoal Lozenges Promise Purity and Health Benefits

A Buffalo physician touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe remedy for gas in stomach and bowels, improved complexion, breath, and purer blood. The lozenges, made from willow charcoal and honey, cost twenty five cents a hex and are marketed by F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.

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Richmond Society Notes New Year Functions Glorify Local Leaders

The Richmond society reports a grand New Year reception at the executive mansion hosted by Gov Swanson and Mrs Swanson with American Beauty roses and emerald gowns. Dozens of society women in white duchesse lace and chiffon de soie, many wearing diamonds, attended. A later reception for Mrs Caroll H Montague featured pink and green decor and 400 invitations. The Richmond German Club danced in Masonic Temple with many notable guests. A tea at Miss Nancy Green Watson's home showcased decor and an array of young ladies and hosts.

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Vaughan Miss Shields Will Marry In Brimond Society Notice

Vaughan Miss Shields the daughter of Mrs Charles Shields of 1 North Firth street receives attention in Brimond society as the debutante in an upcoming marriage. The piece notes her father, a late eminent eye ear and throat specialist and Virginia Medical College faculty member, and mentions the lively social scene surrounding the event.

Vaughan Miss Shields Charles Shields North Firth Straet Medical College of Virginia Miss Shields Brinmond Otto Theodore Heax Heningham Spilman Emmett Gatewood Anne Drue Gatewood Daniel Selden Jones Newport News Street Christian Church

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