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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1905

Page

8

Social and Personal Notes From City Society

A lengthy social page lists numerous locals and visitors in attendance at gatherings. Names include Lan som WGarthy, Childeath, Moser, Helen Clarkson, Mae O Pach, Mrs Mover Mire Ho Clarkson, Mrs Chines E Mullin, and others attending events at notable addresses. Out-of-town guests Virginia Johnson and daughter Ja8 Virgante visit Oaklland, Ma. Attendees include Assistant Auditor General of Pennsylvania MN Langham and wife, Rev Richard Riedel, Dr Hoyle, and Dr Fonk E tibson with their mother. Aoraham’s mother Mrs WoL Tronholm of New York plans to travel to see the new home.

Lontinl Lansom Wgarthy Wile Childeath Mauhoy Moser Helen Clarkson Thales T Vio Prana Pusins Bernard Connelly Hecyr Mullin Kawlya Holly Waterman Bincuaret Barnes Bdis Shaffer Anna Muirhead Claude Layer Cowles Clara Couns Milind Jonasen Frank Willams Margaret McGowan Mae O Pach Mover Mire Ho Clarkson Chines E Mullin A’ Perkins Virginia Johnson Ja8 Virgante Oaklland Q Street Pennsylvinia MN Langham Jean Langham Richard R. Riedel Maryland Commbus BR Hoyle Ets Montina Thraung Hegeman Boyle John Boyle Washington Correspondient Wall Street Journal Fonk E Tibson Knive Tutus Sea Celp Mia J D Abrahams Mae Aoraham Nother Wol Tronholm New York

Veteran Col Peet visits Patent Office official in Washington

Col Frederick T. Peet of Auburn New York visited the Commissioner of Patents Hon F I Allen at 1623 K Street Washington. A Civil War veteran he served in the Seventh Regiment National Guard and was in Berdan's Sharpshooters before becoming a lieutenant in the Marine Corps aboard the U S S Niagara under Commodore Craven.

Frederick T. Peet Auburn N. Y F. I. Allen K Street Peet Seventh Regiment National Guard Marine Corps Thomas T. Craven Niagara

George Washington University Accepts Plans for Van Ness Campus

George Washington University president Charles W Neadham announced the acceptance by the board of awards from George B Post and Son for a group of classical style buildings to be built on the Van Ness property known as Van Ness Park. Honorable mention went to Hale and Morse. The memorial hall domed with a Corinthian portico will sit at Seventeenth and B Streets facing the Washington Monument. Elevations and plans will be released soon.

New York George Washington Charles W. Neadham George Washington University George B. Post & Song van Ness van Ness Park Hale & Morse Seventeenth B Streets Washington Monument National University

Jacquin Wins New Rochelle Half Mile Dash at Belmont Park

New Rochelle track produced a tight finish as Jacquin driven hard won by a head over Buttling in seven and a half furlongs amid fast pace. Prince Ching faltered early after a 16 to 1 drift, Powers slightly shaken. Race King placed third as Jockeys and horses featured a mix of long shots and favorites across a crowded card at different tracks in New York.

Trustees to Sell Property in Myers v Cummings Case

Justice Andersoh signed a decree directing sale of about 85 000 dollars worth of real estate on Massachusetts avenue northwest to satisfy judgments totaling several thousand dollars. Attorneys William Ambrose and Charles Merllat named as trustees with bond of 325 00 dollars. Trustees must sell, pay judgments, and place any remaining balance back in court.

Justice Andersoh Myers Cummings Massachusetts Avenue Northwest William &. Ambrose Charles H. Merllat Trugteed Hatever

Wall Sues Mallory For Damages Over Pool Hall Arrest

Arthur Wall president of a Kenilworth poolroom sues Allen W Mallory for 10000 dollars in Prince George County Circuit Court. Attorneys Wella & Wella J Van Clagett and George Hoover represent Wall after his arrest by Allen Mallory at the Kenilworth resort near the District line. Court action noted as likely for the April term. officials say the suits aim to deter authorities and reflect illegal betting and pool selling at the establishment.

Kenilworth Allen W. Mallory Upper Marlboro Cireuit Prince George County Wella & Wella J. van Clagett George Hoover Arthur Wall Allen W. Mallery Wall Yeaterday Allen Mallery M. E. Brady

War Department Defeats Fort Myer in Demonstration Game

The War Department team of the Departmental League defeated Seventh Cavalry on the White Set field yesterday afternoon. Finegan pitched strongly for War Department, fanning fourteen and retiring the side twice on strikes. Pattergon and Deering stood out behind the plate, Mahoney led the offense with a double and three singles in five trips, while the cavalry mustered two runs on three hits. Final score noted as War Department 5, Seventh Cavalry 2. Batteries were Finegan Patterson and McGowan for War Department, Beheldel Stromberg and Deering for Seventh Cavalry. Umpires Meare Berry and Huddleston.

War Department Fort Myer Rel Winegan Pattergon Deering Mahoney Who E. Wer Dent Seventh Cavalry

Churchill Downs Five Furlongs Race Summary

At Churchill Downs on May 12 the first race ran five furlongs with Lexington Leeder 108 (Wishard) winning. Gongrean Hall 97 (McL aughlin) 32 to 1 second, Varieties 07 (Noonan) 9 to 2 third. Times listed for multiple horses. Second race four and a half furlongs: Kercheval 466 (ical) 2 to 1 won, Hyperion I 18 (Trouke) 7 to 5 second, Romany Rye 105 (AuAin) 18 to 6 third. Third race one sixteenth miles: furetier 110 (leon) 3 to 4 won, Ftorizol 10: (ioLaughtin) 2 to 1 second, Ben Haywood 239 (Treubed) 5 to 1 third. Fourth race six furlongs: Martin Doyle 99 (Boland) 9 to 2 won, Shiverskin 95 (Wishard) 3 to 5 third. Fifth race half mile: Lady Teddington 108 (McLaughlin) 5 to 2 won, Mandaco 108 (Davin) 30 to 7 second. Sixth race grass: Grass Girl 93 Lavy.

St. Louis American Jockey Club Mise Murphy Swad Flavia McKinney Lady Chinwich McDermott Nime Etha N Sapkan Mllen Alyil Ileher Blacklock Gsoond Yoong Tims Oudenarde Mary Worth Prince Heal Birlslayer Prodigal Son Henry Mian Gould Carl Kabler Margery Gaffney Opaland Mina Carlotine Dinora I Caddie Mao Diaphanous Gus Lanka Clan Dentine Helder Nellie Stumell Hilly Handsel Jack Planet Mica McKenna Martius Chicago Girl Bt. Resolute Churchill Downs Loulaville Lexington Leeder Wishard Gongrean Hall McLaughlin Noonan Pearl Hopkin Enchanter Magnolia el Donoso Hendy Bill Gold's Pick Jim Douglas Aho Can Leon Ftorizol ioLaughtin Ben Haywood Treubed Maj. Manor Little Boy Mayor Pavia Roxs Belle the Cat Bony Areo Hbx Turlonss Martin Doyle Boland Early Boy Shiverskin Gorusenty Janets the Foreaunn Hans Wagner Lady Teddington Mandaco Davin Vic Kinney Winhard Tevis Lilitts Caroline Ais Tan

Erratic Work Fatal Kohler Retires Eighteen Tech Pitcher

Tech pitcher Kohler tosses eighteen strikeouts but suffers wild control as Business High batsmen clash in a 6 to 4 defeat. Croson and Graves misplayed plays plus a late Kohler double play highlight a tense Burling yard game. Gallaudet cancels with Villa Novas. Columbia Club to face Lafayette at American League Park this afternoon.

Jake Stanl Croson Graves Business High School Business Technical High Greves Mr. Kohler Navy Yard Burling Dugan Hog Hough Gallaudet Villa Novas OC Menmar Gallaudet College Columbias Lafayette Columbia Athletic Club Lafayette Athletic Club Florida Avenue

Thoroughfare racing entries and odds list

A long, dense list of racing entries across multiple races with horses, odds, and entrants. Includes first race four and a half furlongs with Elmer Vady Loyal Lia M Gold til and many others, second race six furlongs, steeplechase, Clark Handicap, and further races with numerous names such as La Pucelle Coruscate White Plame Drancas Ram'n Horn Early Day Six Shooter, plus multiple entries in each event.

Rsco Elmer Vady Loyal Lia M Gold Til Ledocta Prominence Lady Obama Damedurnen Idlewaya Calex Always Happy Lady Mercury Raindance Buffalo Bit Geranin Apple Copperfield Athlone Mole B Heidelburg Columbia Girl Full Sway Orient Bank Holiday Branderm Red Car Faraday, Jr Springwater Rip Batts Phil Pinch Ram's Horn Hiltamu Burne Sea Mate Mingita Wrenng Anttillan Hermitage Beight Star Mapishurat Rely Maneuvir Cortez Georges Bennett Mint Boy Colonel Kimball Halley Linnd Bherill Cottontown Little Mike Misa Billie Foreigner Little Boy Handmore Curato Ben Heywood Lyist Pirate Swift Wing Mira Doyle

Four Eye League Notes on Greenwich Bloomingdale Clubs

Greenwich Athletic Club announces a lineup with Charles Gibbs Edward Miller John Grady Edward Smith Frank Murphy John Finn Harold Lycette George Hunt Dan P B Grady and William Miller as substitutes The Bloomingdale club meets tonight to discuss reorganizing the ball team and inviting new members New black suits with orange trimmings are planned Manager Murphy denies signing Yarner Houck or Waldron and says a new catcher Charles Gibbs was signed A temporary trade releases Joseph Miller to Bloomingdale on condition he stays unless he chooses otherwise Jon has been catching for many teams and tires easily.

Greenwich Athletic Club Charles Gibbs Edward Miller John Grady Edward Smith Frank Murphy John Finn Harold Lycette George Hunt Dan PB. Grady William Miller Toules Bloomingdale Athletic Club Nathaniel T. Worley Bloomingdale Club Murphy Yarner, Houck Yarner, Houck, Or Waldron, Formerly Off the Bloomingdale Athletic Club Joseph Miller Bloomingdale Jon

Cornell Triumphs Pennsylvania In Penn Relays Dual Meet

Cornell defeats Pennsylvania 66 to 51 at Franklin Field led by Mosher in the broad jump and strong showings in the two distance events. Munson of Cornell was disqualified in the half mile but Cornell swept the early events including the mile, two mile, and 440 yard dash. Penn’s Amster and Hyman won hurdles and sprints, while Townsend and Hemmingway posted top times for Cornell in key events.

Mosher Carnell Munzon Philadelphia Taylor University of Pennsylvania Franklin Field Cornell Ithacans Maneger Ehrich Munson Pennsylvania Townsend Poste Tims Hyman Carpenter Rogers Amster Ashburner Vonnegut Porter Boyd Pannneylvania Cooke Dent Fennaylvania MacDonald Hemmingway Willgosee Magoffin Cor ‘Nell Witcex Rowland Milligan Cornel Amisler McClellan Thérnar Cornell Phillips Jackson Gret Lifest Kirkpatrick Penney Vania Swain Ted Havamer Cook Wilder Feawall Penmsylvania Tochen Cornetl Green Duchan Weeds Pananyloa Pia Ueroad Dear Baldwin Fencoylyanta Cornall Vautt Tammour

New Tennis Courts At Y M C A Meet Demand

The Young Men's Christian Association expands tennis facilities with six new courts at Thirteenth Street and Columbia Road, plus existing courts at Sixth and D Streets NE and Twenty First and B Streets NW. Members may play with ladies until 4 20 PM, then courts are members only. A spring bowling tournament nears and the pool grows in popularity as summer approaches.

Ba Great Young Men's Christian Association Thirteenth Street Columbia Road Sixth Association

Amateur Baseball Showdowns Across District Tonight

Local baseball notes report several league showcases across Ninth and K streets tonight at 9.15 with the Atlantics facing Washington Boys Club. Updates cover high scoring games, standout pitchers, and teams seeking challenges from peers aged sixteen and under.

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