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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1913

Page

9

Society Play at Burleson Benefit Draws High Society

A standing room crowd at the Playhouse enjoyed Mrs Albert Sidney Burleson’s benefit program for the National Library Fund. Mrs Woodrow Wilson and cabinet women attended, with Maud Howell Smith delivering the Monologue An Afternoon Tea in Washington and starring in Her Hour. The audience included many prominent figures from Mrs Bryan to Postmaster General and Senator Gore, as well as numerous titled hostesses.

Washington Capital Bryan Dante Playhouse Albert Sidney Burle Aow National Library Woodrow Wilson White House Cabinet Circle Lorleberg Ernest W. Roberts William Jennings Bryan Jessie Wilson Eleanor Wilson Misa Bones Thomas Woodrow Wells Gore Duncan J. Fletcher Horace H. Lurton Dudley M. Hughes Thomas PF. Gore Nathan Bryan Claude Swanson W Murray Crane John A. Logan Willis van Devanter Thomas Nelson Page Victor Murdock John Hays Hammond Charles Richardson Kauffann Hira Giffin Delos Binaget Vorace Veo Towne

Big Vulcan Wins Run In Protest Bids Cited

The Washington Post Motor Truck Reliability Run ended with the Vulcan sweeping the top prize as White No 18 took a division trophy amid a single protest over a motor stop. Officials spent the day examining cars for damage while awards for other divisions were announced and the final scores awaited a referee decision next week.

Vulcan Washington Post Drvision Rowe Atterbury White Wilcox International No. & Wilcox H. H. Oid

Funeral of Dr Benjamin Barr in Philadelphia

The funeral of Dr. Benjamin Barr took place in Philadelphia yesterday. He died Sunday morning. A Civil War veteran and longtime physician, he had recently shared his home with Col and Mrs Birch at Burlington New Jersey.

Benjamin Barr Birch Thomas H. Birch Wilson Asovernor New Jersey Wilson Philadelphia Barr Mrs. Birch Burliington N. J Ayer

Peace Conference Foresees Far Reaching Global Pact

The executive committee outlines plans for an international peace celebration among English speaking peoples. Cardinal Gibbons champions unity across the Atlantic while critics warn against perceived English American alliance implications. Professors Munsterberg and Peabody caution about distrust among non English descendants and stress avoiding provocations to Germany and Japan.

Alance Hugo Munsterberg Harvard Prof. Munsterberg England America Germany Carnegie George Foster Peabody Munsterberg Japan

Results of Motor Truck Examinations Outdoors No 20

Technical examination report No 1 lists defects by vehicle numbers and brands. Atterbury is noted with several issues including defective clutch loose steering and water leaks. Other entries include Autocar Mata Lauth White Hupmobile and Brown with various faults such as leaky radiators and broken belts.

Atterbury Wright McIntyre Lauth Juergens International Wilcox Rowe

Washington Should Be World Capital Says Barrett

John Barrett of the Pan American Union urged making Washington a world capital rather than a national capital. He warned against a snobbish society, criticized Pennsylvania Avenue as unattractive, and called for a model city with inclusive public welfare and a grand convention hall for high dignity events. The Washington Board of Trade expanded its aims and tackled public health, marriage certs, and other civic issues at the Willard Hotel.

Washington Board of Trade Willard Hotel John Barrett Pan-American Union Washington Garrett Barrett Pennsylvania Avenue Capitol Treasury Mexico John Kenneth Felix Diaz Turner

Poison Club Visits President Wilson in Washington

The Does Poison Club of Worcester Massachusetts, whose members drink only water, visited President Wilson in the east room yesterday afternoon. They arrived for a two day stay, planned tours to Mount Vernon, and lunch at the Catholic University. Members include Mayor George M. Wright Judge E T Estey Sheriff W E Tarbell Paul McHale Carl Bonney Frank A Drury James Early Dr J F Harkins M F Reedy T F O Callaghan Dr W J Denning J F McGrath E C Potter H J Greene O B Wood Charles I Allen George Booth Webster Thayer L C Buckley A C Higgins Assistant City Solicitor C J Anderson F B Hall and George N Jeppson.

Worcester Mass Does Poison Club Wilson Mount Vernon Catholic University George M. Wright E. T. Estey W. E. Tarbell Paul McHale Carl Bonney Frank A. Drury James Early J. F. Harkins M. F. Reedy T. F. O&connell W. J. Denning J. F. McGrath E. c. Potter H. J. Greene O. B. Wood Charles I. Allen George +. Booth Webster Thayer L. C. Buckley A. C. Higgins Balicitor

Mount Vernon Regents Meet Annual Session Opens

The Mount Vernon Ladies Association regents gathered for a ten day annual meeting at Mount Vernon with 27 members. Miss Warrier C Comerogys, regent, presented the annual report detailing restoration progress on Washington’s home, relics restored, and shelves filling with Washington papers. Reports on the estate condition were given by Supt Harrison YW Dodge and assistant Ahiek Justices White Jean Pierpont Morgan and Edwin Warfield were added to the advisory board.

Board of Regents Mount Vernon Harrison YW. Dodge Ahiek White Jean Pierpont Morgan Edwin Warfield Poard

Driver’s Skull Fractured After Wagon Wheel Breaks

Albert T. Scanlon aged 55 was fatally injured yesterday when a horse pulling his wagon bolted and struck a tree on New York Avenue. The front wheel coming off caused the animal to lurch forward. Scanlon was taken to Emergency Hospital by G. H. P. Leary of 1341 Fourteenth Street Northwest as the horse bolted and the wagon toppled.

A. T. Scanlon Albert T. Scanlon Nevers New York Avenue G. HP. Leary Fourteenth Street Scanlon

Women’s Clubs Reconvene Tonight in Raleigh Session

District Federation of Women’s Clubs reconvenes for its annual session in Raleigh at 7 40 p m in the oak room. Delegates and alternates are urged to be present for the meeting.

Women's Clubs District Federation of Women’s Clubs Raleigh Oak Room

Women Debate Race Segregation and Civil Service Reform

The Woman's National Democratic League discussed segregation of white and Black workers in government departments and civil service reforms. Ernest D. Martin, president of the National Fair Play Association, outlined aims of racial segregation. Mrs. C. D. White urged league members to support the movement. Dr. Mars Walker condemned Black attendance at events in Chicago and backed the Fair Play Association's work here.

Woman's National Democratic League Ernest D. Martin National Fair Play Association C. D. White League Mars Walker Chicago Fair Play Association

Suburban Club Reopens After Fire Damage

The Washington Suburban Club, damaged by fire, is open again with the first floor dining rooms and ladies rooms ready for members. Three tents serve the men with a fully equipped locker area and shower bath. The ladies room is restored, and facilities for golf tennis and baseball are available.

Washington Suburban Club

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