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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1913

Page

16

Mothers Day Observance Promoted by National Notice

The House recognized Mothers Day with a resolution urging President and officials to wear white carnations as a sign of reverence. Originating in Philadelphia in 1908, the day is observed nationwide with church services and public events, including a noted ceremony at Cavalry Methodist and a Y M C A gathering in Washington.

House Heflin Alabama Willard Philadelphia United States Canada Europe Washington Cavalry Methodist Episcopal Church Jonn_T. Ensor Presbyterian Church of the Covenant Eighteenth and Streets Wallace Radcliffe New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Anna Jarvis International Association G Street P. P. Claxton United States Commissioner of Education Frank B. Wills Onlo Claxton Willis Columbia Heights Citizens’ Association Columbia Heights Shiloh Baptist Church Abe Rom

Flowers as a divine smile in earthly gardens

A Washington Post verse by George Baber from The Farragut May 6 191% extols flowers as God given symbols of peace goodness and love. It reflects on their brightness hope and the Christian belief in renewal and resurrection in heaven.

The Washington Post George Baber

Modest dress in Washington public schools officials say

Officials from Washington public schools state girls in city schools dress modestly. They dispute fashion trends like slit skirts, noting no trouble and praising students as sensible. Principals Dunn Parke and others defend discretion and caution against conspicuous attire.

W A. Dunn Los Angeles Polytechnic High School Leontias Parke Mise John Ormond Wilson Normal Scnool Emory Wilson Central Allan Davis Business High School Washington

Golden Jubilee of Hades and Edmond Blanc's Rise

A fragmented 19th century profile traces Edmond Blanc, Monte Carlo financier and head of a vast gambling empire, his political corruption scandal in France, and social ties to Parisian and royal circles. The piece contrasts Blanc’s wealth with public distrust, recounting a troubled career from election invalidation to elite banquets, plus a brief note on a Springfield pastor visit and other local items.

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