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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1913

Page

15

Marvelous astronomical finding due to woman's sweet disposition

Garrett P. Serviss recounts how Mrs. Pound a patient widow allowed her nephew James Bradley to fit a telescope through her house. Her calm temper enabled his work to reveal the aberration of light and the later discovery of the wobble of the earth's axis, marking a landmark in astronomy.

Garrett P. Serviss Mrs. Pound James Bradley Mia Pound Bradley Widow Pound Thia Rair Earth Elizabeth Willams

Miss Celestine Hitchcock to wed Julian Peabody at Aiken

Special to The Washington Post Miss Celestine Eustis Hitchcock of Westbury L I and Aiken will marry Julian Peabody of New York in a quiet ceremony at Villa Men Repos. The bishop Henry B Northrop will officiate. Attendants include Helen Hitchcock and Louise Hedlen with Frank Hitchcock as page. The couple plan a summer abroad.

Washington Post Aiken Celestine Eustis Hitchcock Thomas I Hitchcock Westbury T. I Julian Peabody Charles A. Peabody New York South Carolina Henry B. Northrop Charleston Hitchsack Villa Men Repos Hitchcock Helen Hitchcock Louise Hedlen Washington Frank Hitchcock John DL. Peabody Celestine Eustis

Nightingale of Balkan War Speaks of Lady Lowther

London reports that Alice Atherton Blight of Philadelphia will accompany her English husband Sir Gerard Lowther on a major diplomatic mission. Speculation hints the next British Ambassador to Berlin may become Lady Lowther, famed as the Florence Nightingale of the Balkan War, noted for relief efforts during the Constantinople siege.

Spevia Washington Post London Alice Atherton Blight Philadelphia Halp Berlin Gerard A. Lowther Constantinople Washington Lady Lowther Florence Nightingale Turkey Atlantic Lowther America William Sir Gerard Lord Lonsdale England

Queen Gray Hair Restorer Claims Instant Natural Color

An advertised liquid hair product promises to restore natural hair color with a single application. It can produce any shade from the same package, leaving hair soft, fluffy, and non sticky with lasting color. Sold for 50 cents to $7 at O Donnell's and Peoples Nervg Stores nationwide.

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Washington alumni group to meet at Montague home

The Washington alumni of Mary Baldwin Seminary will hold a business meeting at 1021 Vermont avenue on Tuesday March UW at 3 o'clock. All former students and association members are urged to attend. Other events include Monticello Chapter DAR reception at 207 G street NW with Mrs Horton and the national board as guests.

Washington Mary Baldwin Seminary L. W. Montague Vermont Avenue Monticello G Street John Miller Horton Buffalo N. Y National Board Mary (. Beach Kirk Swift Carmody New York National Library For the Blind H Street Catherine Camnon James Young Mise R. Louise Young Mordecai Alfred Mordecai Congress Brasillo Ellen M. Stone Macedonia Balkans Fourth Presbyterian Church Fairmont Thirteenth Streets Anthony League W. E. F. French American Woman’s Republic Works Senator Clapp Minnesota United States Monitor Kit Carson Post A. F. Hunter Post John MccElroy

Corsets Shape Easter Costumes in Bon Ton Line

The corset acts as the Easter costume base with Bon Ton models praised as superior. Visitors are guided to the third floor parlors where experts fit new models to personality. Adjusto reducing corsets feature adjustable bands from one to five inches without removal, backed by medical and fashion authorities and sold worldwide.

Army and Navy Gossip on Scouting and Fuel Plans

Navy and Army officials discuss cooperation with the Boy Scouts, streamlined communications, and a new naval appropriation act. Improved fuel storage capacity is to be built at multiple stations including Pearl Harbor, Guantanamo, and Boston, with funds allocated for tanks and heater coils after a successful test at Bradford.

Navy Bradford Rhode Island Norfolk Charleston 8. C Key West Fla Pearl Harbor Hawai Guantanamo Cuba Boston

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