Art and Artists of the Capital in Washington
The article details a large loan of 41 paintings from Ralph Cross Johnson and Mrs Langhorne to the National Gallery for deposit and exhibition. It lists primitives and old masters, portraits, religious works, and landscapes, noting donors plans to add to the Johnson collection and highlighting figures such as Rogier van der Weyden, Leonardo da Vinci, Giorgione, and various British and Flemish artists. It also covers attendance at European congresses, local arts commissions, and ongoing exhibitions and acquisitions involving the Washington arts community.
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Washington
Mallery
Ralph Crosssehnason
Marshal Langhorne
Ralph Crone Johnson
Washnetan
J Ribera
Bernard van Orley
Hlaly Ban
St John
Ove Albertinel
Tate
Rogier van der Weyden
JB Tiepolo
van der Weyden
Temple
Leonardo da Vinci
Bonifazin
Christ
Giorgione
Johnsons
Prince Charles
Janssens
van Ceulen
Thomas Lawrence
Richard B Sher’ Dlan
Joshua Reynolda
Duke of
Sussex
William Reechey
Constable Lord Lefford Reynolds
Raebern Rubenk
Jordaens
Lord Roth Reynolds
Peter Lely
Godtres
Neller
Judith van Volbergen
Morel
Richard Wilson Gainsborough
John Constable
Jan Steen
Gainsborough
Venice
Mitchell Carroll
Archeological Society
Liege
Belgium
Walter Scott Penfield
Art and Archeological League
Hague
Carroll
National Monuments
Fewkes
Smithsonian Institution
Mesa Verde National Park
National Geographic Society
Chaco Canyon
Mexito
School of American Research
Vandelier National Monument
New Mexico
Sesslor
Fine Arts Commission
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Charles E. Sawyer
The
Memorial Association
C . Sherrill
Triangle
Massachusetts Avenue
Twentieth Street
H W Peelee
Meridian Hill Park
Biftesnth
War Department
National Defense
Fred G Coldren
District of Columbia Board of Trade
Committee On Parks
Arlington Memorial
Department of Commerce
Army
Navy
Fine Arm Commission
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Kenyon Cox
Royal Cortissor
Wa Blashfield
Moss Hattie Burdette
Mos Johnston
Uni
Artilery
Burdette
Corneila Vanderbilt
Cecil
Baltimore
Elizabeth Hanna
Mark Hanna
Taos
Mex
Catherine C Critcher
Norfolk
James L Greenleaf
New York City
Federal Arts Commission of Washington
National Academy of Design
New York
Greenleaf
Academy
Galeria Jorges
Rio de Janeiro
Edwiny
Morgan
Alon Bement
Maryland Institute of Fine and Applied Arts
Washington Arts Club
Institute
George A Lucas
Corot
Ville D’avray
Thatchad
Mont
Good Is Supremely Natural In Christian Science Thought
A dense meditation argues that goodness is supremely natural and fundamental, while evil is not real. It cites Mary Baker Eddy and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, asserting that truth, divine Principle, and the divine nature heal and restore health, morals, and harmony by reflecting God’s infinite good. It warns materialism obscures true nature and urges turning toward God to restore wellness and peace.
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Belenca
Adam
Paul
Agrippa
Mary Baker Eddy
John
Mr. Eddy
God
Chicago to Exhibit Napoleon Tea Set This Summer
The Chicago Art Institute will display Napoleon Bonaparte’s 1618 piece tea service this summer. Gifted by Edith Rockefeller McCormick, the Imperial Jeweler M G Biennals created it after Parcier’s Parisian design, reflecting First Empire classic style and Berbere coat of arms.
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Chicago
Pauline Borghese
Chicago Art Institute
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Imperial Jeweler
M. G. Biennals
Parcier
Napoleon
France
Louis XVII
American May Rule Nile River for Irrigation Waters
London dispatch reports Britain may see an American take a leading role in rationing Nile water as Egypt seeks Sudan dominion. Lord Grey proposes an Anglo Egyptian commission with an American as impartial chairman to oversee irrigation, potentially tying American influence to Nile governance affecting 18 million people across 1.36 million square miles. The idea sparks debate on Sudan and Egypt amid historical Anglo Egyptian control.
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Nile River
London
Wistbunt Grey
Zaghlul Pasha
Council
Great Britain
Sudan
Lord Grey
Egypt
The
Baden
Kipling
Pt Land
Nile
Alarandria
London Star
Nile Fei
Blue Nile
Makwar
Hhartoum
Mehemet Ali
Sergaant
Kitchéner
France
Cairo
Wives of Tomorrow a Question in Love and Duty
A long reader column explores modern romance dilemma from engagements to aging, with letters about consent, jealousy, and etiquette. Frustrations with suitors and mothers’ guidance frame a broader search for stable, respectful relationships amid social changes.
Radio Party Draws Favor in Society Circles At Convention
A lively social scene formed around radio convention coverage with many attending in Henderson Castle and Wardman Park as political speeches aired. Notables including Mrs Dawes and Mrs Dawes attended White House gatherings. women teachers at the National Education Association convention emphasized stylish white gowns and polished appearances.
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Henderson Castle
Wardman Park
Congressional Country Club
New York
Senator la Follette
Wyoming
Connecticut
la Follette
Party of Friends
Borak Radio
National Education Association
Mary
Howard L Hodgkins
William H Herron
Hodgkins
Herron
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Hosta
Gideon A Lyon
Dor
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Duncan
C S Smith
Maria Murphy
Lewis P Clephane
American Institute of Architects
Isadore Shanks
Washington University
St Louis
Sontt C Haymond
University of California
Shank
Europe
Golden Bough
Brishea
Paul Signac
Pierre Bonard
Henri Matesse
Maurice Dé Valminick
Pablo Picasso
Scofield Thayer
Bonard
Matesse
Ci National Gallery
England
Sedan
Newport
Wea
Stephen Larrabee
Warrenton, Va
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Frances McDonald
Wall
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Mids McDonald
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Pia
Seung
Ike
Sey
Wren
Hémie
Ingelént
Curry
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Tomoelrow
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Mise McDonald
Gime
Elaine
Elaine B
Hephy
Emile
Tlousy
Ana Eheetaines
Miss McDonard
Niro
Vorite
Iain
Havike
Mintaken
Mise
Gduihtes
Tver
RADIO
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Berak
Coolidge
Rx Dawes
White House
Dawes
Evanston
Mra Dawes
Gen
Mre Dawes
Elisabeth Hughes
Mra Hughes
Mutiyn Walker
Warold Walker
Miss Walker
Lutila Yousry
Migister
Sommati
Mombelis
Misa Ailsa Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury