Faiths and Ministers Gather for Sunday Services Across City
Presbyterian, Congregational, Episcopal, Unitarian and Christian Science churches report varied sermons and schedules. Ministers include Charles Wood, Howard Hannaford, and Harry Baremore Angus. services extend from morning to evening with tent meetings and rain plans at Gurley Memorial Church.
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Presbyterian
Church OF the Covenant
Connectient Avenue
Eighteenth Streets
Charles Wood
Howard Hannaford
Harry Baremore Angus
Peck Chapel
Asslatent
m.—Sermca
Covenant Tent
Fourteenth Street
Minster
Gurley Memorial Church
Jay T. Stocking
Rex
Lewis H. Purdum
Ferdinand Q. Blanchard
Baptist
Washington
Church of Our Father
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Columbia Road
Euclid Street
God
Colorado Building
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Slaw Building
G Street
Welnek
Countess de Bois Lucy's Third Venture Becomes American
Countess Julia ONeill of New Orleans who wed Edward Wilson of New York in London last week now enjoys a Paris honeymoon. Her prior marriages include Chicago lumberman Bachelder and Austrian prince Hayok de Bois Lucy, with a 1912 December alliance and a November divorce decree.
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Countess de Bois Lucy
Washington Post
Paris
Julia O'Neill
New Orleans
London
Edward Wilson
New York
Bachelder
Chicago
Wilson
Hayok, de Bois Lucy
Notable Washington social season and marriage in Virginia
The report lists a string of travelers and hosts from Secretary of State and Mrs Ryan to Mrs James of Kentucky, detailing weekend plans at Woods Hole and Wildwood, several summers in Va and Europe, and a Washington marriage for Dr Rozier Claggett Bayly. It notes Admiral McLean leasing a Cherrydale house and others embarking for Europe, Canada, and Nahant.
Travel plans of Carolina and relatives to Europe
Carolina and Mrs Nourse with Miss Nourse depart Charlotte and Georgetown for New York to sail to Europe for summer. Mrs Colin H. Livingston leaves for Glen Lyon Canada until October 1. Dr M M Delmage sails today on the KaiserPlanz Joseph for Europe for a three month stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin H. Livingston
Kenyon Street
Glen Lyon
New Brunswick
Canada
M. M. Delmage
Europe
Social Notes On Washington Summer Absences
Mrs de Pena joins her family at Buena Vista cottage for the summer. Mr Hugo de Pena, secretary of the Uruguay legation, travels with his sisters to join the minister and Mme de Pena and Miss de Pena. Representative and Mrs Philip Campbell lease an old colonial near Arlington for the season. A V Stollmeyer with Mrs Stolmeyer and J August Hope motor from New York to spend the Fourth and stay at Hotel Powhatan. Mrs Mary Logan Tucker returns from Annapolis after attending Miss Louise Lawton’s wedding to Ensign Bagey WW. S N Col and Mrs Symons with Miss Symons remain in Washington until July then sail for Europe. Mrs Richard Townsend takes a cottage at Newport for the summer. Mr and Mrs Mason Richardson and Mrs Fitz and Miss Fitch depart for Lake Sunapee N H. Mrs Ben Hellen and Miss Hellen head to Bar Harbor to stay with Miss Celeste Wustis. Judge and Mrs Judson C Clements depart with their family for Maryland summer residence. Mr de Beaufort, former Netherlands legation secretary, returns to Washington after a year away.
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Hugo de Pena
Legation of
Uruguay
de Pena
Washington
Mme. de Pena
Miss de Pena
Buena Vista
Philip Campbell
Virginia
Arlington
A. V. Stollmeyer
Mary Logan Tucker
Annapolis
Louise Lawton
Ensign Bagey
Mason Richardson
Sir Alan Johnstone Arrives for Summer in America
Sir Alan Johnstone the British minister to the Netherlands arrived from England yesterday to join Lady Johnstone who is visiting her mother Mrs Pinchot. They will spend the summer in this country. Mrs Josephine Hleinschmidt and Mrs v H Demar of Georgetown have left Washington for Burgandy Farms Virginia for the summer. Dr and Mrs C Hart Merriam and Miss Zenaida Merriam left yesterday for their California summer home by motor, a twenty six day trip as last year. Mr and Mrs J B Hawks of Carson NJ are visiting Washington and are guests at Hotel Powhatan. Representative and Mrs Tase have joined by their son Mr Robert A Page Jr as his guest at the University of North.
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Houston
Washington
Woods Hole
Mass
Mise Agnea Hart Wilson
Wildwood
N. J
Baker
George W. Carter
Jean
Rozier Claggett Bayly
Virginia
Trinity Episcopal Church
Clarence Whitman
Olle James
James
Kentucky
Europe
Aquitania
Poat Wheeler
Rome
Tokyin
Wheeler
London
Paris
J. J. Richardson
Richardson
Walter McLean
Cherrydale
Paul Patterson
Roland Park
Elizabeth Reeside
Boston Opera Company
Brighton
England
Mra
T. T. Ans
Estelle
Bernadette Corry
Kerry
Marinette
Wis
New Hampshire
T Me Ekeberg
Aurora
Lake Sunapee
Ara
W. Gray Hawley
Westminster Strect
Robert Hawley
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
J. H. Iben
Annapolis
Hotel Powhatan
Pest
Chicago
W. C. Thompson
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Hinsdale
Sir Alan Johnstone
Netherlands
Lady Johnstone
Josephine Hleinschmidt
V. H. Demar
Georgetown
Burgandy Farms
C. Hart Merriam
Zenaida Merriam
California
J. B. Hawks
Carson, NJ
T’ase
Robert
A. Page. ‘Jr
Tha “University
Helen
Tris
Husband
Mrs. Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Mrs.Stevens
Warren
Good Inc
Ill and May Lose Home Over Possible Ejectment
Justice Anderson delayed writ of possession in the New England Casualty Company case against Mrs Belva A Lockwood to Monday to assess her ability to leave her home and office on fle street after a fracture left her confined to her room. The property sold at public auction for 9800 to cover a granted appeal bond. She was notified to surrender by June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belva A. Lockwood
Fle Street
District Supreme Court
Isaac R. Hitt
Lockwood
French Treaty With France Ready For Senate Review
The Secretary of State announced the finishing touches on a new peace commission treaty between the United States and France. It will be signed and sent to the Senate alongside the proposed British American peace treaty. The conventions differ in parts due to colonial systems, align with the Netherlands treaty, and omit any suspension of armament during a year long investigation before hostilities, if differences arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaterday
United States
France
Senate
Great Britain
Netherlands
GROOM 79 BRIDE 69 MARRY IN CAPITOL AREA
The Rev James William Grant aged 79 and Mrs Gertrude Collings aged 69 wed after applying for a license at the city hall. Grant, a 50 year veteran and Camden NJ assistant pastor, married by Rev James Shera Montgomery at 40 C Street NW and departed for Camden after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Grant
Gertrude Collins
James Shera Montgomery
First Methodist Epiacopal Church
Camden
N. J
Gertrude Collings
Grant
Washington Metropolitan
John Marshall; Place
Judiciary Square
Union Station
Dawes Resigns As Nation's Business Editor
Grosvenor Dawes chief of Alvigton editorial and editor of The Nation's Business resigns. His resignation takes effect September 1 and he plans private editorial work and occasional lectures. Dawes previously directed the Southern Commercial Congress in 1909 and has held his current post since July 2314.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation
Grosvenor Dawes
Alvigton
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
The
Nation's Business
Hig
Dawes
Southern Commercial Congress
New Treaty Talk With Russia Initiated
The United States plans to start negotiations with Russia to replace the abrogated treaty. Ambassador designate George T. Marye may handle talks, receiving instructions from the State Department based on recommendations from retired Ambassador Curtis Guild regarding likely negotiation points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
White House
George T. Marye
St Petersburg
Marye
Washington
State Department
Curtis Guild
Courtesy Wins Him Ten Thousand For Kindness
Albert Ayer of this city is to receive 10000 by the will of Mrs. Atkinson of Dayton Ohio for being a gentleman. Ten years ago Ayer aided Mrs Atkinson’s daughter after a railroad wreck. Ayer is described as a poor man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Omaha
Albert Ayer
Sity
Atkinson
Dayton
Ohio
Ayer
Henry W. Denison Read Honored by Emperor and Nation
Henry Willard Denison longtime adviser to Japan's foreign affairs department died at St Luke's Hospital after a week of paralysis Born May 1 1845 in Guildhall Wisconsin he studied law at Columbian University Yokohama vice consul and royal adviser He helped draft the 1895 Portsmouth treaty with Russia and served at The Hague He was married to Helen Wilder Cross in 1872 The emperor awarded him the grand cordon of the Order of Paulownia and the Japanese foreign office issued a laudatory statement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Henry Willard Denison
Department of Foreign Affairs
St. Luke's American Hospital
Japan
Denison
Guildhall
Columbian
George Washington) University
Yokohama
Denigon
Russia
Portamouth
N. H
Sons of Revolution Unveil Washington Elm Tablet
Cambridge Mass July 3 The unveiling today of a tablet at the foot of the famous elm where George Washington took command in 1776 marked the completion of the Sons of the American Revolution tour tracing Washington's route from Philadelphia to this elm after years of effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Revolution
Cambridge
Mass
George Washington
Sons of the
Washington
Philadelphia
Helen Helps Mrs Stevens Resolve Trust Issue
Helen counsels Mrs Stevens to forgive her husband Stevens after a misunderstanding about a young employee Minnie. Mrs Stevens seeks reassurance and Warren later returns home tired, calling Stevens a nag, while Helen reflects on trust and the need for women to protect their men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Ruth
Mrs. Stevens
Helen
Military opinion backs popular tunes for funeral marches
Army and navy officials defend using popular music in funeral marches after criticism of the Venezuelan minister’s escort from St Matthew's Church to the navy yard. They say long processions begin with dirges, but march tempo can be quickened by livelier tunes to finish the journey sooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marne
St. Matthew's Church
Navy Yard
Red Cross Fights Floods In Huai Region Relief
Miss Mabel T. Boardman outlines American Red Cross relief work in central China’s famine affected Huai region under US Chinese government and Red Cross auspices. She calls it among the world’s greatest humanitarian efforts. France and Argentina Sign Treaty. Arbitration pact announced in Buenos Aires on July 3 by French Ambassador Henry Gulleraler and Argentine foreign minister Jose Luis Muraturo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Mabel T. Boardman
National Relief Mard
Huai
China
United States
France
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Henry Gulleraler
Jose Luis Muraturo
Affatra
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Teagan
National Electrical Supply Co
M. Gnor
C. A. Muddiman & CO
12Th St
John T. Crowley
Deliverias
Ola Feather Beds
Gapitol
Hrghlyt
Washington Temple
Russell
Belasco Theatre
Yankee
Ryan
Asheville
Mrs. Leonard Wood
Governors Island
Gen. Wood
Department of the East
Mrs. James
William R. Merriam
James Marton Johnston
Vermont
Nahant
James Curtis
Wheelwright
Thomas J. Walsh
Genevieve Walsh
Montana
Middle West
Gene Hodgkins
Louisville
Ken Wood
Ala ‘Torby
Nada Torby
Emperor William
Irma Killgailen
Mourik de Beaufort
Perls
Jean de Reszeke
Delta E. Connolly
Roosevelt
Long Island
Thomas A. Edison
San Dolphon
Madison Square Garden Show
Royel Automobile Club of
al Davis
Bonnie Glass
Parte
Carolina
G. M. Leng
Charlotte, N. C
Mrs. de Pena
Richard Townsend
Newport
Judson C. Clements
Maryland
Mr. de Beaufort
Legation
T Washington
Alan Johnstone
Prince Albert
Kroll
Marge
Henry W. Denison
Columbian University
Mark Washington
Post
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Nora
Stevens
Cutathers
Marine Band
RED Cross
Miss Boardman
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