Opening Exposition of Luxurious Millinery and Dress Goods
A week long exposition announces a vast display of Parisian London and American millinery French lingerie bridal trousseaux corsets dresses wraps imported baby clothes lace robes lace fixings parasols gloves hosiery handkerchiefs table linens crystal china silver vases clocks bronzes lamps books and souvenirs for weddings anniversaries and Easter gifts. Attendees are invited to review these direct importations regardless of purchasing intent.
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Washington
Displaying a Unique Assortment of Souvenirs of Washington
Package of Washington souvenirs includes glass paper weights white metal trays trinket boxes loving cups cutters penknives stamp trays and jewel cases with city views and book form pictures also contains Views of Washington items guides postcards and military and public men themes plus trolley trip guides and historic landmarks. Located at Main four Eleventh street.
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Washington
Congressional Library
Eleventh St
Social and Personal Inauguration Hospitality Across Washington
A Washington social column details six hundred midshipmen hosted aboard the Dolphin by Lieut. Commander Gibbons and Mrs. John R McLean with a 3:30 to 4:30 luncheon, orchestra, and multi-room seating. Numerous society guests, teas, dinners, and gatherings follow through the post inaugural week, featuring Miss Poor, Miss Sheridan, and other prominent invitees at residences and official events.
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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
Inaugural Luncheon at Capitol Delights Delegation
A luncheon hosted by Senator Fellinger in the Capitol committee room drew over fifty guests including the New Hampshire delegation. Afterward attendees toured the Senate chamber Marble room and President and Speaker chairs, while Mrs. Lincoln shows improvement after illness.
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Capitol
District Committee
New Hampshire
Congress
Fellinger
John H Walker
Senator Fetlinger
Senate
House
Beig
Professor 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 sixteen teaching rooms and a strong faculty. Plans for summer include expanding to the upper floor with more studios and offering a collegiate course alongside musical studies.
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Washington College of Music
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Knabe
F Street
Wrightson
Sociologists IQ Meet At Metropolitan AME Church
The National Sociological Society hosts a two day conference at the Metropolitan AME Church beginning at 2 PM today and tomorrow. Nor mer Senator Blair of New Hampshire will preside, with addresses by E A Johnson Shaw University Col James Lewis and others on Race Prejudice and proposed solutions. A contemplated federal commission to study the race question will be discussed. On Wednesday evening March 8 at Nineteenth Street Baptist Church Senator William Ms Stewart will speak among others.
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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 and a longing for nature
Canton Dangerfield recalls childhood haunts in a nostalgic verse about creek beds, grasses, and hidden faces in trees, contrasted with memories of urban life. The excerpt ends by suggesting Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for troubles humans joke about.
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Canton Dangerfield
Hood
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