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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1907

Page

4

Irish Fellowship Club banquet boosts Fairbanks bid in Chicago

Chicago March banquet marks the launch of an Illinois boom for Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks. Speakers including Lorimer Dawes Shurtleff and Harlan hail Fairbanks as a winner and praise Irish influence. Fairbanks addresses at St Ignatius College University of Chicago and Chicago Press Club stress education and press role.

Lorimer Charles’ G. Dawes John M. Harlan Irish Fellowship Club Chicago Charles W. Fairbanks St Patrick's Irish Fellowship Club of Chicago Fairbanks St. Ignatius Co Jese University of Chicago Chicago Press Club Feirbanks Fellowanip Club William Lorimer Charles G. Dawes Edward Shurtleff Illinois House of Representatives Mibridge Hanecy Hanecy Farlan Dawes Shurtleff Hancey James O'Shuaughnessey America St. Patrick Bey Ireland Whey United States St Ignatius’ College Pha Press

Contractor Dies of Heart Disease in Street Disaster

George W. Killmon a local contractor living on Benning Road collapsed from heart disease in front of 1108 North Capitol Street near noon yesterday and died before assistance arrived His letters found in his pocket led to identification Coroner Nevitt ordered the body moved to the morgue and ruled death from natural causes

George W. Killmon Benning Road North Capitol Street Sid Nevitt

New England Society Figures in Newport Social Scene

A society chronicle details engagements and weddings among Boston and Newport elites, including Mrs James Lowell Putnam Eleanor Robinson and Mrs C H P Belmont. It notes reconciliation in the Corey family, Langhorne sisters in Albemarle County, and plans around Newport estates, Langhorne sisters Nora and Miss Nora Langhorne’s social prospects, plus moves by Astor Vanderbilt and Armour families and new Washington residences near the Gade house.

Prince Eitel Heads Order Investiture at Palace Chapel

March 18 Prince Eitel Fred snd' go of Emperor William presided over the investiture ceremony in the palace chapel for the Order of St John. A brilliant royal company attended including princes, ambassadors, Chancellor von Buelow, and state dignitaries. Knights newly qualified knelt as Prince Eitel lightly tapped them with his sword and wished them fortune and happiness with a blessing.

Eitel Fredsnd William Order F of St John von Buelow Faeder Prince Eitel Henry Hitel

Euchre Night at Washington Saengerbund Club

The Ladies' Club of the Washington Saengerbund hosted a euchre gathering at 314 CG Street Northwest. Thirty prizes were awarded to winners Mrs J Barthol Mrs F Xan der and Herbert Levi. Club officers include Mrs Fred Garl president Mrs Charles Hicka vice president and Mrs Autterly secretary. A dance is planned for Easter Monday evening.

Washington Saengerbund CG Street Northwest J. Barthol F. Xander Herbert Levi Fred Garl Charles Hicka Autterly J. Schafhirt

Social And Personal Notes Continue On Page Seven

Social and personal news lists guests, gatherings, and travels. Items include a bridge party for Army Relief Society hosted by Mrs. Charles W. Fenton, visits by Miss Henning to Gen. J. Franklin Bell, and Mrs. Lipscomb’s New York visit. Travel plans include Mrs. Bailey to Atlantic City and Mrs. Barney’s eighteen month Europe trip.

Charles W. Fenton Army Relief Society Henning J. Franklin Bell New York

Newport society notes detail Marble House plans and gossip

Social sentences describe Mrs. Belmont keeping Marble House ready for Duchess of Marlborough. the Duchess may stay in April in New York, while Newport hosts visitors like the Lehrs and Morgan. Bridge is a social anchor in Back Bay and Newport, with gossip about summer homes and social routines amid Lent leisure.

Marble Palace Newport Oliver H. P. Belmont Duchess of Marlborough New York Apri Boston Bisto James Purdon Josephine ‘ Wilson Marlbory Street Dorothy Jordan Frederick Rusal

William Rhees, Smithsonian archives chief, dies in DC

William Rash Rhees, Philadelphia born founder of the YMCA in Washington and longtime Smithsonian Institution archives chief, died of heart failure at his home 244 Columbia Road. Born March 13, 1830, he helped organize the DC YMCA, served as secretary and president, and held posts at the Smithsonian since 1890. He leaves wife Rush Rhees and three daughters.

Willam * Jones Rhees Smithsonian’ Institution Columbia Road Philadelphia Benjamin Rash Jefferson Medical Collége Association Smithzonian Institution Joseph Ben Lebanon Lodge Grand Lodge Natonal Geographic’ Society Newark. Tribune Boston Watesoar New York Examiner Hiladelphia Masonic Mirror

Aged Charity Worker Eliza Babson Dead at 70

Mrs. Eliza A Babson aged seventy a well known charity worker died yesterday at her home on Eleventh Street Southeast She was widow of Tan Babson former Chief of the Issue Gazette Division Patent Office and came to the city in 1862 She helped organize the Board of Associated Charities served as secretary of the Board of Childrens Guardians and aided rescue work for Boys and Children She will be buried at Congressional Cemetery Funeral services will be held at 4 this afternoon conducted by Rev John Chester

Charles S. Bromwell Charles F. ‘Weller Mise Ida Green The Associated Charities New Hampshire Avenue Eliza A. Babson Chari Eleventh Street Babson Tan Babson Issue Gazette Division Patent Office Abson Bebson Hannibal Hamlin Lincoln Babson Waid Department of Aere Por Board of Children’s’ Guardians Cis Aren Newsboys and Children’s Aid Society John Chester Metropolitan Presbyterian Church Congressional Cemetery

Woman of ninety six dies in Washington home

Isabella Murphy ninety six died yesterday at 61 Massachusetts avenue northwest. A Northern Ireland immigrant, she was among the city's oldest residents and remained active. Survived by nieces and nephews, funeral at home of niece Mrs P C Cassidy with burial in Rock Creek Cemetery. Pastor Four helms church rites. she had been a Communicant for fifty years.

Isabella Murphy Massachusetts Avenue Miss Murphy Reland P. C. Cassidy Miasephnsetts. Avenue Elly Miss O Murphy Deen Rock Creek Cemetery

Filtration Research at Soldiers Home Faces Key Questions

Reports detail a Potomac water study by Capt Boencer Cosby and engineers on preliminary filtration to reduce turbidity, the effectiveness of slow sand filtration, and whether adding a coagulant lowers costs while improving effluent. The project aims to identify the best, cheapest approach and days required for coagulant use. Funeral arrangements announced for James B Law. Burial at Congressional Cemetery with pallbearers from William B Moses Sons and Encarlpment Lodge Old Fellows.

Mackenzie Cate Boencer Cosby Potomac

Shonts Denies Washington Fest Engagement Rumor

Theodoré P asks if Theodora is engaged to Duke Albert de Luynes de Caulnes le Picquigny. Mr Shonts insists no engagement exists, says the duke is a guest and friend at their Washington home, with no change in status. He cites delayed sister visit and ongoing courtesy toward the guest. Also notes Shonts returned to Interborough Metropolitan duties after a Washington trip. A Catholic University retreat led by Rev. William J. Kerby will be held at the Convent of Perpetual Adoration with several notable attendees assisting the Tabernacle Society.

Nora Franeig of Teck Carswell Dabney Langhorne Mirador Ome Greenwood Albemarle County Mr. Langhorne Wales Misa Nora Langhorne Langhorne Richmond England America le Sant Harry Lehrs Newport Harry Lehrs Duchess of Roxburghe May Goelet Lady Essex J. Pierpont Morgan Ocean Avenue Gooseberry Island Mr. Morgan Wallstreat Theodoré P Theodora Albert de Luynes de Caulnes Picquigny Washington Mr. Shonts Mr. Shorts Paris Shonts Interborough Tabernacle Society

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