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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1907

Page

27

Urge Art Commission American Institute Meets in Washington

The American Institute of Architects opens its annual session at the New Willard Hotel urging Congress to create a commission to supervise government buildings and reservations nationwide. The Octagon House fundraising closes with donations totaling the remaining balance, and notable members and honorary appointees are announced while committees are formed for credentials and reports.

American Institute of Architects New Willard Hotel Congress United States District of Columbia Cass Gilbert Eighteenth Street New York Avenue Institute Foster Warner Rochester John M. Carriere William ‘Thornton United States Capitol John Tayloe Washington White House James Madison Ghent England Ralph Adams Cram Military Academy West Point Board of Directors George B. Post Wisconsin State Capitol New York Public Library New York Custom House Minnesota Ralph A. Cram Coramisstoper Macfarland

Lectures on Moral Leaders by Dr Griggs in Washington

Edward Howard Griggs will lecture on Great Moral Leaders in Washington this Friday at the Church of the Covenant. The five lecture series, sponsored by the Playground Association, begins with Socrates the Athenian philosopher, followed by Seyonarah Carlyle Emerson and Tolstoi in weekly installments.

Edward Howard Griggs The Playground Association Er. H. Griggs Washington Gigga Great Northwest Minnesota Indiana Church of the Covenant Socrates Seyonarah Carlyle Emerson Tolstoi

Women Auxiliary of Eighth Street Temple Plans Ball

The Eighth Street Temple auxiliary met at 2 20 o clock at the Mercantile Club for a social whist afternoon. A large masquerade ball is planned for Sabbath school children on February last day. Prizes will be awarded for the first original costume as the group organizes a painting committee and ball arrangements led by president Simon.

Irving Ek. Pond Pan Sir Aston Lady Webb London Pennsylvania Station Institute Frank Milesey Philadelphia Mr.ay Washington Brightwood Roa Eighth Street Temple Mercantile Club Abram Simon

Weds Her Stepfather in Midnight Marriage

Special to The Washington Post reports a bizarre early morning ceremony in Jersey City where Nelson Wheeler of Norwich and Flora Young Wheeler wed in the parlor of a summoned justice after arriving with their companion McCarthy. The swift union came as the justice’s mother aided the proceedings as observers. The unlikely couple, previously stepfather and stepdaughter, declared themselves husband and wife and left the scene as newlyweds.

Washington Post New York Frank P. Lehane Jersey City Hall of Fame Justice Meade Nelson A. Wheeler Norwich Conn Flora B Wheeler Third Street Nelson Wheeler John McCarthy Mra. Lehane Flora Trice Nelson Wheeler Flora Young Wheeler

Cassatt Will Creates Three-Generation Estate Trust

The will of Alexander J. Cassatt, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, ties an estimated 5 million dollars to a family trust lasting for three generations. The widow, Mrs Cassatt, and their three surviving children receive 40 percent of income, with the rest in trust. Bequests include $80,000 to Dr James P Hutchinson and a $100,000 increase to W Plunkett Stewart. The document, filed for probate in Norristown, also provides a codicil funding a new home beside Cheswold and minor bequests to Kelso Cassatt and others.

Washington Post Philadelphia Alexander J. Cassatt Pennsylvania Railroad Register of Wills Montgomery County Norristown Cassatt Railroid William L. Elkins Cheswold Heverford Bar Harbor Rittenhouse Square James P. Hutchinson W. Plunkett Stewart Baltimore Kelso Cassatt Tm Trust George Bell Hugh Bell Hell Rose Hill Hagerstown Trual Louisiana Bell Charles Bell Fannie Bell Edwin Bell George Bell, Jr William D. Bell Richard Barry Bell Wiliam D. Bell Raymond C. Bell New York Isabella Bell American Surety and Trust Company Margaret J. Riley Amenda D. Allen Deertur, Sr Joseph Bascom Allen Edwin J Wright Allen Hoy Stillman Allen Honly Rhodes C. Allen

GIBBONS' AUTHORITY Quotations Attributed to Briand Taken

Baltimore dated January reports Cardinal Gibbons defending his use of Briand quotations from public remarks. The piece notes Briand allegedly urged removing Christianity from French state life, a claim Premier Clemenceau disputes. Gibbons cites the London Saturday Review issues as the source, dates August 15 and 25, 1996.

Briand London Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons France M. Briand Jesus Christ Clemenceau London Saturday Review

Death of Lord Delaval Beresford prompts estate queries

London reports say Lord Charles and Lord Marcus Beresford have not received full details of their father Lord Delaval Beresford’s death in the United States on December 23. They seek guidance on settlement and facing a claimed common law wife, with Marcus consulting the British Embassy in Washington for the proper course. Lord Charles, commander in chief of the British Mediterranean squadron, rushes from Malta to attend the funeral at Curraghmore, Ireland.

London Lord Charles Lord Marcus Beresford United States Delaval Beresford Lord Beresford Marcus Beresford Washington Lord Charles Beresford Malta Curraghmore Ireland

Gift to Queen Helena From American Postage Stamps Set

Rome January 7 Henry White retiring American Ambassador presented Queen Helena with a complete collection of United States postage stamps. The gift came from the Postmaster General with Roosevelt's approval. Washington informed by American delegates at the last postal congress that the Queen desired a U S stamp collection. The Queen thanked the ambassador warmly and appreciated the courtesy of Washington officials.

Rome Henry White Helena Washington Roosevelt

Five Thousand Dollar Memorial Gifts From Died Wentworth Estate

The will of Misa Sophia D Wentworth, died January 3, leaves five thousand dollars to St. Thomas Parish District of Columbia and to Christ's Church Rochester for memorial windows. The same amount goes to the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society, plus six thousand to funds for widows and aged clergy. Nephews and other relatives receive varied sums, and jewelry is left to several named women. The executor is Bernard P. Miromack.

St. Thomas’ Parish Christ's P. E. Church Rochester Episcopal Missionary Society Misa Sophia D. Wentworth Bernard P. Miromack Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation District of Columbia St. Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church Zister Gertrude W Henry B. James Christ’s Protestant Episcopal Church Maria Wentworth Delos Wentworth Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society Fund For the Relief United States New York Frederick D. Wentworth Frank O. Wentworth Jessie P. Hynes Thomas Hynes Hynesboro Park Isabella James W. H. James Aiece Emily W. Vetter Theodore F. Vetter

Gossip of high society and royal intrigues abroad

Social gossip from the seventh page covers whisky distilling in Kentucky, wedding plans for Miss Gaff, and Cresson as best man. It relays rumors of Lord and Lady Lytton’s marital strife, a prized Italian prince Sciarra's fading fortune, and lavish fashion among Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt and Mrs Wish. It also notes Marquis of Hertford’s rumored Catholic conversion and Smithsonian leadership rumors.

Kentucky London Marquis of Henafort Rosia Boote Marchioness Kng Lord Headfort Miss Boote Cardinal Vaughan

Mephistopheles at Walsh New Year Mask Ball Intrigue

Washington society buzzes after Mephistopheles in a devilish New Year Eve disguise at the Thomas F. Walsh mask ball. He requests milk and a razor, flirts with an Egyptian dancer, clashes with her husband, and is escorted to a dressing room before vanishing. The scene ends with an asylum escape linked to the ruse, while hosts deny civil service fraud charges against Charles E. Watson.

Washington Dispatch New York Times Mephistopheles Thomas F. Walsh Massachusetts Avenue Washington Mrs. Walsh Eduard de Reyrke Malik Walsh Mansion Walshes Mephistosphelian Masket Mephistoph Leles Mr. Walsh Charles E. Watson Navy Department James Watson Civil Service Justice Stafford

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