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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
4
A community workshop opened with a dedication to Mrs. Barney and a display of woven items. Trustees in the receiving line joined the scene as residents viewed rugs, carpets, tinted silks, and other products produced by settlement workers. The event highlighted local crafts and neighborhood activity amid a busy display of goods.
The Hamburg American Line removes first class cabins on three ships. Interpreting the change, the article notes affected passengers from New York and Pretoria routes and hints at altered passenger arrangements aboard the vessels.
The State Department issued a formal denial to claims that the United States and Mexico have reached an understanding affecting Magdalena Bay. The denial emphasizes no such agreement exists and rejects the proposed political status arrangement. The report notes ongoing inquiries into recent military discharge actions and possible reentry rights for the Twenty Ath (colored) insanity cases.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Winfiela Scott Schley arrived in Washington yesterday after several weeks at St Augustine, Florida. Mrs Francis Crowninshield is spending a few days in New York.
Society notes from Washington and Newport feature Mrs and Mrs S H Vandergrift leaving for New York while Bernard MacVeagh of Chicago criticizes Chicago men as conceited brusque and unfriendly. Belmont era renovations at Sea by Newport and Astor divorce delays in White Plains loom as society buzzes around August Belmont Perry Belmont and the Astors amid roller skating, dolls at Parisian at-home scenes, and high society events in New York and Newport.
Prominent women plan a New York guild to aid orphans with Sister Wo Lonise of St Mawr lecturing in Highlands ballroom. The Yokohama asylum, founded by Sisters of Saint Mac, seeks American aid as Sister Louise travels to Washington and major cities. Mrs Everett Bumps ends a Washington Club lecture series on Siena at Night. A benefit hat sale for the Children’s Home is set for Friday at 29 clock at Mrs Murray Cobb’s Broad Street residence with hats donated by Ash and Sheen and other novices developing the effort.
A long column lists guests at tea for Mrs Sire James C Pilling in London, visits from Yale student Paul Harper, and travelers like Mr Fisher Amey in Boston. It also covers the Williamson wedding at 1210 Tree Northwest, with details on the gown, ceremony, and attendees, plus engagements, illness‑driven changes, and society events at the New Walsoard in April for a Western Free Dispensary benefit.
Funeral services for the Reverend Benjamin Parker Truitt former pastor of the Protestant Church of Washington died in Baltimore on Tuesday will be conducted this afternoon at his church. The Reverend Dr J M Sheridan president of the Marsland Conference will preside with about a dozen clergymen including the Reverend Ft Toxy editor of Jim Methodist Protestant, the Reverend T Crouse pastor of Le North Ballmore WP, the Reverend Her Swom pastor of Second Baptist, the Reverend JM Cull pastor of Rhode Island vesue WP Church, and the Reverend J B Molauahlin assisting.
A Washington Chamber committee invites 38 citizens associations to a Saturday evening session to discuss a practical plan for mass gatherings. The fifteen member committee will study the subject and report at the chamber's next meeting. Members include EWH Waniel chair, Henry BF Macfarland, Henry L West, and others.
Mrs Leiter denies reports that her Beverly residence will be a palace costing six million dollars. She confirms purchasing land on Haven ground overlooking the sea and describes the stated price per acre as inaccurate and inflated. She says no site cost is near the claimed amount and notes the home will serve as a summer residence in Beverly.
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