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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1911

Page

6

Atlantic City Notes Preview Taft Visit and Elks Parade

Atlantic City welcomes President Taft for a July 7 visit to address the Christian Endeavor convention as lavish decorations, national flags, and Elks festivities build the town's early season. Generals, lawmakers, and Washington society guests fill hotels and beaches, with long distance excursions and heavy turnout planned for the Elks convention week.

Atlantic City N. J Washington Foul Dent Taft Christian Endeavor Fairbanks Ellis United States Elka Chelsea Inlet The Elks Alaska Hawaii Niagara Falls Great Southwest Galveston Forth Worth Tex Atlantic Norman Underwood the Dennis

Donts for Independence Day Washingtonians guide

Major Richard Sylvester offers a series of public safety admonitions for the Fourth of July including avoiding explosives and unlocked homes, not leaving valuables with servants, not showing jewelry in crowds, and not relying on strangers or large crowds for money changes. He urges kindness over force and cautions against dangerous neglect.

Richard Sylvester

Birdie Seeks North Dakota Ranch Husband via Charity Board

A Washington woman calling herself Birdie asks the Board of Charities to publish a matrimonial ad in North Dakota newspapers. She seeks a husband with a horse ranch, promising to cover all expenses, and hopes the board will forward mail inquiries to her. The board has not revealed her name but will handle replies for any eligible bachelor with a ranch and horses.

North Dakota Board of Charites Dha “Etter Birdie Birdié Board of Charities Wilson Sirs Dakotas

New Church Planned in Woodley Park All Souls Chapel

A new Episcopal church named All Souls Mission will be built in Woodley Park with temporary quarters at 2627 Garfield Street NW. Rev. J McBride Sterrett named rector. A portable chapel to be erected this summer may lead to a permanent structure, with a $1,000 expected cost. A Woodley Park committee of Bright Kendall and London arranged details. Howard Mitchison bought two Wyoming Avenue lots to build two $15,000 houses. A wireless building contract was let for a two story structure housing the offices.

All Souls’ Mission Woodley Park J. McBride Sterrett George Washington University Garfield Street Sterrett Raquette Lake N. Y F. S. Bright Frederick Av Kendall John H. London Howard Mitchison John J. Hamilton Wyoming Avenue Eighteenth Thomas J. Fisher & Co

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