Washington's July Opera Season Draws Big Crowds
Washington hosts a three day summer opera by the Convied company. The public shows strong taste for opera, while Miss Wentworth and Phil Brannon headline a capable cast. A piano violin recital at St Johns College and multiple church and club concerts follow, highlighting local musicians and rising stars across the city.
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Jamestown Exposition
Southern Bodies Merge for Confederate Memorial Association
The Confederate Memorial Association formed by a merger of Southern patriotic societies in Washington filed letters of incorporation with the recorder of deeds. It aims to preserve Civil War history, aid needy Confederate veterans and families in the District, and purchase a permanent Washington building for meetings of Confederate veterans camps and related groups. The 15 trustees include Magnus S. Thompson and J. Monroe Britt. incorporation is registered by Crary-Conway Ludlow, with a roster of supporters and organizers.
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Thompson
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Harryt Harris
Lilian Pike Roome
Mary Dessian Jeane
FP. Waltuh
Joseph J. Darlington
J. McDowell Carrington
William A. Gordon
John Mickes
Leigh Robinson
John T. Petty
Eth Shepard
Jonny T. Callathan
Robert M. Hayroyer
J. Monroe
Britt
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Florence Faison Butler
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Minnie GC O Wilkins
Nelson Streater
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Fannie Baird Mickés
Bila J Frey
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Rosy Lewis Townsend
Mary Roberts Pitcher
Sarah E Callaghan
Holmes Conrad
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Notable Names in Historical Registry List
A long list of individuals appears in the archival record, including Saunders Fountaine Mahood Carter Covington Streater Darington Thompson Jones Key Todd Fay Hillard Drake Bannier Reid Cook Goldsby Duffie Davis Harrower Skinner Marmaduke Hungerford and others. The fragment underscores a compiled roster or attendees related to a historical document, with no additional context provided.
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Serenaders Pleasure Club Outing to Great Pass Va May 30
The Serenaders with Mrs Ida B Boyne and Mrs J H Anndale as chaperons traveled by chartered car from Washington at 8 30. They played baseball against The Kolonials, a young women’s club, scoring 29 to 4. Supper at 6 and dancing till 5 0 o'clock preceded the return. Members listed include Artington Achfort Boyne Winnagen Grinnett Jewell Kaiser Martin Mesgher and Smirth along with Boyd Fearson Fearson Hendy Holloran McCullum Miller Moore Norris Bander son Taylor Thaden Tucker and Whitman.
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The First New Woman Mistress Hutchinson in Boston
Rev Thomas Gregory writes that Mistress Ann Hutchinson arrived in Boston with a mind ahead of her time. She hosted mixed and women only meetings, drew notable attendees, and challenged Puritan ministers. Banished for traducing ministry, she and her husband left to Aquidneck Island before moving to nearby lands, ending in tragedy amid early colonial strife.
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New York
Ann Hutchinson
New England
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A Literary Hack From the Houston Post
A quoted exchange notes a son working as a bookstore clerk rather than writing, reflecting a literary figure’s view of a critic’s child. The dialogue contrasts expectations with the practical path of clerking in a shop.
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Atlantic City Preparing for Record Summer Crowds
Atlantic City expects a larger season with many hotels and boarding houses open and thriving. Washington visitors and military personnel are staying at major hotels including the Gordon Islesworth Glendale and Dennia, while local Washington residents register across numerous lodgings.
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Secretary of War
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Ralph G Duvall
James Moline, Jr
Windsor
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Young's Hotel
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Reception Honoring Mrs Lizzie George Henderson in Arlington Hotel
The District division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will host a reception for President General Lizzie George Henderson of Mississippi, Friday evening June 7 from 8 to 11 in the Arlington Hotel ball room. About seven hundred invitations issued. District president Mrs Ralph Walsh to greet. Attending chapters include Stonewall Jackson, Robert E Lea, and Albert Sydney Johnson with their presidents.
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Albert Sydney Johnson
Mary Desha
United Daughters of the Confederate Division
Ralph Walsh
Archibald Young
William L. Chambers
Eugenia Zea Rolling
Rosalie H Bocock
Harry Wheatley
Isabel Sinclair
Byrd Washington
William Youngblood
Gustavua Werber
Crosses
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Charles H Fred
William Taliaferro Thompson
Henderson
Washington
George
Mississippi
Wallhall
L . C. Lamar
United Daughters of the Confederacy of the United States
Exclusive wedding footwear from Beers at our store
Distinctive wedding footwear and the season’s newest styles from Beers are showcased in our exclusive collection. A vast stock offers fashionable materials, colors, and the latest points in design for weddings, college commencements, and spring sports footwear.
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Rich family business note at Ten-One F Street
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