The Clansman and Other Works Seens in This Review
A long critical survey of Thomas Dixon's The Clansman and other contemporary novels including Little Miss Dee, The Bright Face of Danger, Young Man in a Hurry, Mammy Monget the Wild Nations, The Happy Average, and The Gold Hunters of California, detailing plots, characters, and perceived themes of Reconstruction, race, romance, and adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dee
Hboarding-House
Gies
Rose” Field
Chicago
Gene Field
Robert Neilson Stephens
C. Page & Co
Boston
Brentano's
Washington
Price
Paris
Beardsley Autobiography and Thomas Art Volume News
A literary notice reviews The Last Letters of Aubrey Beardsley and Theodore Thomas A Musical Autobiography. It notes publishers Doubleday Paget Co entering art publishing with Gallery of Masterpieces, using photogravure for affordable editions sold by subscription. It mentions Thomas and Hardy opinions and W. H. Thornyecroft Fowler as author of Kate of Kate Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Heardsley
Aubrey Beardsley
Father Gray
Beardaley
Watteau
Theodors Thomas
Chicago
Theodore Thomas
Thomas’ Wielong
George P. Upton
Huen Thorneycroft Fowler
Kate
Kate Hall
Isabel Carnaby
Thormen Hardy
Hang
Ibsen
Tolatol
Hardy
Mr. Hardy
Tennyson
Browning
Doubleday, Paget,Co
William Heinémann
London
Hachette & Co
Paria
J. G. Robbers
Amsterdam
Flammarion Plans Four Books on Mysteries and Mars
London notes report Camille Flammarion advancing four new works, including a major volume on The Unknown and a Mars study with annual telescope observations at Juvisy. He revises earlier titles like The Plurality of Inhabited Worlds and Popular Astronomy, while Katherine Frensham and Beatrice Harraden work on fiction, and Jules Verne remains the French favorite with The Extraordinary Voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
London
Camille Flammerigo
Flammarion
Flam
Martyn
Flammarion Hogbene
Sinus
Miliarty
Java
Mey
Earth
Flaramay
Mars
Juvisy
Paris
Deluge and Reading Notes From January Magazines
A fragmented review cites The Deluge by David Graken Paitin as serialized and praised. It notes contributions by Bir Writidmeae and mentions other magazine items including works by Arthur Stringer, Marianne Norman, and Charles Hyde plus summaries of Confederate Veteran and Colored American Magazine pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aigstes
Iebrusey
David
Graken Paitin
Arthur’ Stringer
Welsepk
Méerrry
Stringsra
Hampton Institute Presa
Philippines
Achodis i
Jalind
Neha
Asti
Islands
Pacific
New Books Received Picks Up From A Busy Month
New Books list shows numerous titles with varied publishers and prices in New York. Notable entries include The Russo Japanese Conflict by Ri Amis kawa from Houghton Mifflin, The Americans by Hugo Munsteybers from McCluresPhillips, and Nostromo by Joseph Conta from New York war pera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oly Brmelberg
Wilhelm Mexeraforater
New York
A. Wesselk Co
Price
Ri" Amiskawa
Houghton, Miffin, Fries
George Cabot Lodge
New
John Maclair Boraston
John Lane
Helen
Troy
Jackson
John Lang
F.R. Marvin
Bleming H. Ravelto
Arthur Diane
San Francisco
Cal
Paul Bourget
New Fork
Aerie
Pet
Joseph Conta
New ‘York
Barnes & Go
Acre
B Reinach
Borbner'a
Seaton
Richard
Eve Sonnena
RDU
Bodlon
Gy Badger
TB. Jones Jr
Boston
Richart G. Shaker
Gagsta
Smith
Thomas
Bowtcattena
Badger
Thougrte
Davie
Davie * Gregg
Theodore Watts
Teake Douglas
Johnthes
G. Fixing Lydenton
Phieddiphia
Jy B. Lappincott
Thomas Hart Benton
Witlam
Philadelphia
Y Be
Luppicett
Holy Ground
Willem
Western Presbyterian Church Celebrates 50 Years
A stormy night crowd packed Western Presbyterian near Nineteenth Street for a fifty year celebration begun with hymns, prayers, and reminiscences. Speakers reviewed growth from 1848 prayer meetings to a thriving church, recalling pastors Haskell and Sunderland, and noting a planned revival and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pha
Western Presbyterian
E-street
T.'N. Has
Denver
Rav. Scott
BR. E Bershey
Sixth Presbyterian Church
George Batley
Salt Lake City
Mer
Artist Mathews Funeral Sent to Canton After Brief Here Services
The funeral of William T. Mathews, famed portrait artist, was held at Lowe's on Eleventh Street with Rev. Alexander Kent officiating. The minister praised Mathews, noted his modesty, and quoted a poem by Sir Edwin Arnold. The body was sent to Canton, Ohio, by 11 o'clock express for burial there today. several friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
William T. Mathews
Lowe's Undertaking Establishment
Eleventh Street
Alexander Kent
People’s Church
Americd
Sir Edwin Arnold
Arabia
Mathews
Pennsylvania
Hailroyd
R. EB. King
Albertus Treaty
BD. G. Geott
G. C. Helmick
Helmuick
Shoultern
H. G. Potser
Birthday Party Honors Joseph Bohn Jr on 29th Birthday
A birthday party was hosted Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bohn’s home at 25 D Street Northwest to celebrate the twenty ninth anniversary of their eldest son Joseph Bohn Jr. Guests included Charles Ropltson and many others, with music dancing and refreshments into the late hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Bohn
D Street Northwest
Joseph Bohn
Charles Ropltson
Mra
Po & Balale
F. W. Swith
Florence Swift
Minges Bima G_ Jeffaries
Nettle B.mcdowsil
Marie ‘3. Bohn
Grace W. Skinner
Mable Brown
Imogene Clark
Hva V. Bohn
Mable Chase
Harriet Swaggart
May Bohn
Matthew Davidson
George W. McPherson
Frank B. Burger
Benjamin Mades
George W. Swift
Charles H. Bohn
Pleasant Unthank
J. Harvey Brown
Marty J. Cutler
Simuel Suit
Harry Johnson
Milton-Aira
CATARRH KILLS MORE THAN WAR OR PESTILENCE
A stark warning on catarrh as a deadly slow illness that claims many lives. The advertisement touts ANID CATARRHAL POWDER as a single, permanent cure, claiming successful results and testimonials while asserting other remedies fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougty Aifleck
Catholic Church Notes Briefs From Washington Parishes
Tomorrow mass schedule across many churches in the city with dozens of priests and services listed. Includes St Ignatius Oxon Hill St Teresa Wil parish duties and baptisms. catechism classes, Sunday schools, and vesper prayers noted. A recital by Clarence Eddy at St. Martin’s and League notes for St Alouis and St Patrick’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ignatius
Oxon Hill
Charlee M. Bart
St. Teresa’s
Wil
St. John's Church
Forest Glen
Charles G. Rosensteel
Mags
A. m
J. Ann’s Church
Tennallytown
Joseph C. Mallon
Church of the Holy Name
E Streets
Thomas J. Ker Vick
Andrew J. Carey
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Fourteenth Street
Hitney Avenue
J. FE. McGee
Sfr
James Smyth
Church of St. Vincent de Paul
South Capitol
M Streets
P. J. Ocon- Pater
Church of the Nativity
Brightwood
Amies O. Rosensteel
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Eighth
N Streets
J. D. Marr
Ambrose Beaven
St. Mary's Church
Fifth Street
Charles Warren Currier
Charles J. Trinkhaus
Berman
Church of the Holy Comforter
Fourteenth
East Capitol
Joseph I Maguire
Church of the Holy Trinity
Thirty-sixth
Thomas
Hartin
Samuel Cahill
Edward &. Roche
Wes Yespers
A. Mn
St. Joseph's Church
Holy Name Society
Father Schmitt
Father Fealy
St Patrick’s Church
Tenth Street
West
Terd
E. Olga
Willie J. Garroll
J. Olds
League of the Sacred Heart
Father Burger
Catholic University
Clarence Eddy
New York
Aloysius’ Church
North Capitol
Edward X. Fink
Aft Gongage College
Sedarity
Stephen A. Kelly
B. J
Young Ladies’ Sodality
J. B. Pittar
Sodality
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Francis J. McCarthy
The
Sanctuary Society
J. B. Kelleher
Building Fund Association
Father Fink
Men’s League
Eugene McDonnell
Colored Sociality
John B. Kelleher
Alumnae Magazine debuts at National Cathedral School
The first issue of the Alumnae Magazine at National Cathedral School of Washington appears December 14 under editor Adelena Hammond. It highlights twelve class of 1904 contributors, features a Mrs Hearst portrait, school scenes, staff and alumnae presidents, and discusses the May play and cathedral close images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cathedral School of Washington
Adelena Hammond
Thomas V. Hammond
Lois A. Bangs
Mary B. Whitton
Misa Minnie Agney Beatty
Isle of Enchantment
Cathedral
Home Building Association Officers Elected At Twenty Second Annual Meeting
The Home Building Association held its twenty second annual meeting at the West End Masonic Hall on Tuesday night electing George W W Linkins as president Anson 8 Taylor as vice president W H Wetzel as secretary W & Wescott as treasurer and James H Byram Samuel A Coombs Charles N Moore Norris Thorne Madison Whipple James M Woodward and Richard E Claughton as directors The secretary reported a very successful year crediting stockholders efforts to recruit new members and advertising for the boost Benevolent Association Officers at Besaler s Hall elected Gustav Henning president John Dietz vice president Nic Wiegand secretary trustees John Ferber Write Eberly Henry Ruth. After the meeting the mumbe eyed Petreshypents were served by the Tavly elected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Building Association
West End Masonic Hall
George W.W. Linkins
Anson 8. Taylor
W. H. Wetzel
W. & Wescott
James H. Byram
Samuel A. Coombs
Charles N. Moore
Norris Thorne
Madison Whipple
James M. Woodward
Richard E. Clau
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Thomas Dixon
Doubledky, Page & Co
Dixon
Ku Klux Klan
Lee
Lincoln
North
Union
South
Congress
Johnson
Klan
Austin Stoneman
Thaddeus Stevens
Confederacy
Tourgee
America
Robert W. Chambers
Harper & Brothers
Sagamore
Adirondack
Mammy
Ruthella
Mary
Bipbing
Frederick
Btokis Company
Bredtend's
Richmond
Haltimore
Royitis
England
Familly
Edward VI
Whitlock
Bobbe-Merril Company
Indianapolis
Glenn Marley
Wade Powell
Marley
Blair
Aljéd
Augustus George Heaton
Post Zera Company
Capitel
Parig Saslon
Heaton
Grand Army Pa & Atashington
California
Thomas Hawin Farish
Clath
M. A. Donohue & Co
United States
Fariesh
Averflows
Snas
Fuathéex
Caroling
Klux Kian
Esterbrook’s
London Literary Notes
Katherine Frensham
Beatrica Harraden
Justin
Huntly
McCexthi
Westion
Frank Frankfort Moore
Hallie Erminie Rives
Moore
Yamanta
Lord Byron
Lord
Frankfort
Jules Verne
M. Verne
Verne
Atere
Pather
Onden Mall
Sittar -Gsy
Chancery
Dyary Lane
Suvenal
Bigghild
Berhint
Churchill
Tyne- Kennel News
Lang
Manchuria
January Sunther
Mariane Norman
Fison Walker
Munich
Nashville
Tenn
Texas United Daughters
Confpileracy
Waxahachie
Jdéhiery
Colored American Magazine
Opena Ud
Som
Toeign Lebor
Soudan
Trent
Charles Cheney Hyde
Atlantic Monthly
Hyde
Senate
Thomas Barclay
Meidame’ Waddington
Dipmat
Scribner's
Persen
Rome
Woman'’s Home Companion
Populax
Hi Filer Haggard
Ayerba
H. @. Wells
B.M. Bower
George Farsong Stadford
Richard Marsh
J. Colville-Johnston
Dame
Siti Qate
Anmothgon
Ronal Caeanetians
Haskell
Lewis C. Denham
Record
P Streets
G Street
W. H. H. Smith
Nlose
Ifite
Iwo
Gen. McCllellan
Gen. Porter
Justice
Stanley Matthews
Donald McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas N. Haskell
J. R. Bartlett
John N. Coombs
David Wille
Theodore 3. Wynkoop
Howard Wilbur Bn
Gerhart
A. Wilson
Union City Missionary and Tract Society
David M. Wilson
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Apri
Hag
Presbytery
District of Columbia
Auatterland
Byron Sunderland Wa
D. M. Wilsom
Byron Sunderland
Sunderland
Colo
Western Presbyterian Church
Catholic Church Notes
Anacostia
Charles M
In Pagan
Stephen
Twenty-fifth Street
Eyvania Avenue
A Aus Y
T. Gibbons Srayth
T. D. Williams
Eaaiet Ants—Elow
T. Gibbons Smyth
Bt. Paul's Church
Fifteenth
Vetrells Northwest
James
Mackin
Thomas A’ Walsh
Ames
Krug
St. Matthew's Church
Rhode Island Avenue
Matreet Northwest
Thomas&. Lee
J. C. Sterling
Edward L. Buckey
Lawges
St. Matthews Institute
St. Cyprian’s Church
Thirteenth
J. BR. Matthews
P. Ritchie
Dominican Monastery
St. Thony’s Arch
Broghana
Dbutapate
Man Sasatant
I Aero Pad
Aagieta
Rane
Father Maisterg
Notre Dame
Nesperthe
Valentine
Epworth
Alma Farden
Field
Frank T. Israel
Wesley
Williamy M. Ferguson
Foundry Junior Society
Jean M. Patterson
Children's Hospital
Benson Baker
Foundry
India
Porta 20
Epworth League
M. E
League
G. P. Burdick
Margin M. EB
Church South
Misses Ford
Buck Jey
Ida Crawford
Florence McDonall
Elizabeth Cooksey
Rodie Cooksey
Joshine Dally
Ballard
Magele Garrett
Marvin Church
Epworth League Union of
Washington City and Vicinity
Marvin
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