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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1905

Page

19

Opening Exposition of Luxurious Millinery and Imports

A week long exposition announces selections of Parisian and American millinery, French lingerie, bridal trousseaux, corsets, dresses for street and evening, wraps, imported clothes for baby, lace robes and fixings, parasols, gloves, hosiery, lace, drapery and upholstery, glass and china, silver, clocks, lamps, and souvenirs. The event invites all to view, whether or not to buy, with Washington and inauguration gifts featured.

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Displaying a Unique Assortment of Souvenirs of Washington

A Washington souvenir sales page lists glass paper weights white metal trays and boxes, loving cups and cutters, penknives with white metal handles, stamp trays and jewel cases with glass tops, views of Washington in varied formats, a standard guide with map, souvenir cards and military and public men topics, plus trolley trips and landmark stories with illustrations.

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Social and Personal Six Hundred Sailor Guests at McLean Dinner

A luncheon aboard the Dolphin hosted by Mrs. John R McLean honored Miss Poor and Lieut. Bulmer with about six hundred midshipmen attending. Guests were served by a large waiter corps in multiple rooms as an orchestra played from 3:30 to 4:30. Attendees included Mrs. Richard Mulligan and many titled ladies, with the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Merton observing. Lieut. Commander Gibbons hosted twenty-two guests for Miss Poor and Lieut. Bulmer’s forthcoming marriage, while Miss Poor attended a large tea at Miss Elsie Hoban’s home. Several social engagements followed in Washington, including teas, dinners, and hostings by various families as President McLane’s guests depart.

Lieut Commander Gibbons Dolphin Miss Poor Bulmer Miss Sheridan John R McLean McLean Edward Beale Mclean Richard Mulligan Cox Poor Durand Pauline Morton Hildegarde McKenna Elkins Schroeder Fremont Bradford Southersland Gaff Jean Crosby Pulitzer Miller Carr Midshipmen Secretary of the Navy Merton Elsie Hoban Minnie B Chapman Plymouth Florida Miss Chapman North Carolina Raleigh Moncure Kershaw Chicago Amy Charles Kean Fairbanks H. Nathan Rose Nathan E. Steinem P Street Jercleman New York City EL Fitz Simons

Inauguration Luncheon at Capitol by Senator Fellinger

A Capitol luncheon hosted by Senator Fellinger featured the New Hampshire delegation as guests with over fifty attendees. Guests enjoyed a tour of Senate and White House rooms, while attendees and local residents gathered at nearby homes for socializing and discussions of future lectures and college programs in Washington.

Senator Fellinger Capitol District Committee New Hampshire Congress Fellinger John H Walker Senator Fetlinger Senate House Beig

Wrightson's Washington College of Music Expands

The Washington College of Music opens spring term with 247 students under director Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. The Knabe Building at 1218 F Street NW houses lecture rooms and a strong faculty, with plans to occupy the upper floor and add studios to offer collegiate music studies in conjunction with university requirements.

Washington College of Music Sydney Lloyd Wrightson Knabe F Street Wrightson

Sociologists IQ Meet Opens At Metropolitan A M E Church

The National Sociological Society hosts a two day conference at the Metropolitan A M E Church starting at 2 PM today and tomorrow. Nor mer Senator Blair of New Hampshire presides. notable speakers include E A Johnson Shaw University and Judson W Lyons Georgia with topics on race prejudice causes and proposed solutions. A Wednesday evening session at Nineteenth Street Baptist Church begins at 8 o'clock with Senator William M S Stewart and other speakers addressing the fifteenth amendment era issues.

National Sociological Society Normer Blair New Hampshire E. A. Johnson Shaw University Raleigh N. Y James Lewis Walter L. Cohen Louisiana Edward E. Brown Ieston Mass Judson W. Lyons Georgia Abraham Grant Indianapolis L. Carruthers Walter H. Brooks William Ms. Stewart

Sweet Mysterious Places Echoed in Youthful Longing

The speaker yearns for forgotten rural scenes the creek bed with knotty faces in the bank roots the corn rustling in a broad pasture and the whippoorwill’s voice. It contrasts civil fears with a call to simpler, country pleasures. Hood's Sarsaparilla is endorsed as a remedy.

Canton Dangerfield Hood

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