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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
7
A sale notice highlights elaborate hats and bonnets for children and misses, describing mushroom and Tuscan street hats, pink plumes, Liberty ribbon, rose bows, and velvet underbrims. Emphasizes junior millinery options for misses ages 10 to 14, with a tan chip model featuring a red cherry wreath and extensive septen plaid ribbon detailing.
Washington society eyes the April 21 wedding of Representative Sherley and Miss Critter as top news while diplomats host dinners through the week. Attendees include Representative Longworth, Mrs. Longworth, and various embassy pairs. many social events and a return to opera week are noted amid travel and recital plans.
Society circles in Pittsburg were surprised by the engagement of Miss Margaret Louise Magee to Baron Reid de Ridenau of the Austrian Embassy in Rome. The wedding is planned in Pittsburg for June. Magee, recently educated, was previously to marry a son of EH HL Jennings. Magee is daughter of the late Fred Magee and niece of the late Senator Christopher L Magee. The Baron is wealthy and from a renowned family. the couple will reside in Rome after marriage.
Justice Brewer presided at American Tract Society meeting urging aid to expand Christian literature and missionary work. He condemned press focus on crime while praising efforts among immigrants and the East. Gen. Howard and Rev. Butler urged donations, noting cost of publishing in many languages and the need to Christianize the Philippines and other lands.
An entertainment at St. Joseph's parish hall will raise funds for the church and school. Moving pictures depicting the life of Christ, following Tissot’s famed paintings, will headline the program. The show starts at 8 PM with a children’s matinee at 4 PM. Also tomorrow Rev. Hugh J. Monaghan of Baltimore preaches at St. Joseph's Church.
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