Spanish A Trade Heep Gives Views to Atheneum
Assistant Secretary Dr Glen Levin Swiggett urged wider Spanish study in U S public schools to boost business with Latin Republics at the Spanish American Atheneum annual May event at the Willard. Lincoln G Valentine spoke on Pan American Theme. performances followed by committee hosts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South America
Glen Levin Swiggett
pan-American Scientific Congress
Atheneum
Willard
pan-American Financial Congress
Charles Currier
Charles Warren Currier
Swiggett
Lincoln G Valentine
Senore Rosario Munoz de Morrison
Wilbur Stutz
Lenora Morrison
Gustavo Guerra
Haidas
Field Day Delights At District Colored Schools Event
Thousands of pupils from four divisions of the District colored schools paraded and performed at the American League ballpark. The program featured singing by first graders, pole dances around May poles, folk dances, potato races, and complex drills by older students with jumb bells and Indian clubs under Miss A. J Turner and J. Moria Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League
Board of Education
Henry P Blair
Ernest L. Thurston
Judge Mulloway
Louis Brownlow
Europe
Theaa
Mise A. J Turner
J Moria Saundersee
Services at St Patrick's Observes Trinity Sunday
Trinity Sunday observances at St Patrick's Church include Mass at 7 8 9 10 and 11 o'clock with Mgr W T Russell presiding and Rev L M Kelley preaching. A 4pm reception for new Sodality members by Rev James A Smyth follows, plus a short sermon. League of the Good Shepherd meets at 7 36 pm. Corpus Christi preparations begin with daily services at 7 30 pm and ongoing prayers at 6 pm except Friday 4 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick S Church
T Russell
L M Kelley
Cs& C
Sodality of the Children of Mary
James A Smyth
Father Smyth
League of the Good Shepherd
Npm
Mer Russell
Eagles Initiate Seventeen Into Washington Aenue of Eagles
Seventeen new members were initiated Thursday into the Washington Avenue of the Eagles at the Sixth and E streets clubhouse. The degrees were conducted by W Jones 7. A musical program followed featuring the Marine Band henge, tenor W E Smith of Brooklyn NY, and vocalists James Husey of Baltimore and FT Taylor. Rossa F Downing hosted the toast. Bed ward W Coughlin chaired the entertainment committee and Gus W Brahler led the refreshment committee.
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Washington
Eagles
Sixth
E Streets
W Jones
Marine Band
W E Smith
Brooklyn
James Husey
Baltimore
FT. Taylor
Rossa F Downing
Bedward W Coughlin
Gus W Brahler
Births Reported From Local Households
John and Nelle Hay welcome a girl. Floyd and Mae Young report a son. Richard B Tenace and Alice G Tenace announce a boy. Harwood and Chaves child is a boy. Henry D Flood and Anna Flood greet a boy. Cart H Baller and Caethe Baller have a girl. Ravicon Fo and Mary I Decker announce a boy. T Andsay Crowell and Fina Crowell report a boy. Rosie Veron and Ricard Veron announce a girl. Taylor couple Richard VY and Elma B Taylor greet a boy. Peter and Aliseno Rumelous report a girl. Murray Mattel and Bertha Mattel welcome a girl. Laughlin couple C and Marr O Laughlin have a boy. Henry Mockebee and Margaret Mockebee greet a girl. Kesler couple Berle C and Wattie Kesler announce a girl. Lewis Hayrs and Marion Hayrs welcome a girl. Ralph Garren and Mary Garren report a boy. Alvin Gray and Titan Gray greet a girl. Tra Garner and Clara Garner announce a girl. George Eppard and Mary Eppard report a girl. Cessarelli couple Angelo and Giuseppina Cessarelli have a boy. Ferené Armstrong and Pdna Armstrong welcome a girl. Charles Harris and Roberta Harris report a girl. Richard Nugent and Pauline Nugent announce a girl. Arthur Harvey and Carrie Harvey greet a boy. John Brooks and Annie Brooks report a boy.
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John
Nelle T Hay
Floyd
Mae
Richard B
Alice G Tenace
J Harwood
Frances Chaves
Henry D
Anna Flood
Cart H
Caethe Baller
Ravicon
Mary I Decker
T Andsay
Fina
Crowell
Percy
Oana Rosie
Ricard
Licensed to Marry in Multiple City Couples
The notice lists several marriage intentions and banns with names including Reuben J James Ruth K Colvin and Ruth Colvin both of Catlett Washington, plus clergy names Rev Howard F Deemcoh and Rev MJ Riordan among others. It records pairs from Maryland and New York cities and notes officiants and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben J James
Ruth K Colvin
Catlett Wa
Howard F Deemcoh OG McCusker
Artington
New York City
I. Morgan Chambers
Deaths Reported in Local Notices
A list of ages and addresses for deceased individuals including William B McCertett 35 Georgetown University Hospital Frances C French 81 663 Md avenue Tile D Adame 67 National Homeopathic Hospital Hednes 31 3re 270 Ruchid Street Rath E Fagitt 1 Agnes Nolno 87 Mablaey 62Washington Asylum George Phiras 27 Stoneleigh Court Mullinesux 39 320 Lith itow Guiherne West 3b Children’s Hospital data Merriweather 26 1418 W at nw Sarah Tyler 47 N st aw Victoria Chambers 86 Henning D Webster 56 1121 Montello Ave Pendella Marchell 66 327 B xt
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William B. McCertett
Georgetown University Hospital
Frances C French
MD Ave.ue
Adame
National Homeopathie
Te Hednes
Agnes Nolno
Ree Mablaey
Washington Asylum
George Phiras
Street Stand Permits Issued For Auto Hire In City
The Auto Hire Company won permission to place stands for autos on Connecticut Avenue near entrance to the park and on Harvard Street near Columbia Road. They will operate cars through the park and through District hack routes, charging a five cent fare. A stationary electric signal horn test at F and Ninth Streets NW was deemed effective for warning pedestrians and drivers.
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Connecticut Avenue J
Harvard Street
Columbia
Ninth Streets
Wagner
Walter C. Allen
Jame C. Simpson
Police News Notes of a Day
A horse attached to a buggy owned by P F Gormley at the District wharf ran into an iron post injuring the horse and wrecking the buggy. An auto owner Mra Harry Lakeman collided with a Thompson buggy on Forty Fifteenth near Sheridan circle, the buggy damaged. Harry Arbinger was thrown from a team on Wisconsin avenue and injured. Badia Jefferies was knocked down crossing near Third and F streets and sent to Casualty Hospital with slight injuries. A George Weschler motor cross near Third and F streets injured a man. Relatives of Joseph Frieden seek a house man missing from New York. Mrs Fannie Deland slipped on a curb and sprained an ankle. A fire at 2143 D street northwest caused little damage. Miss Helen Seymour reported jewelry stolen from her car on Massachusetts avenue.
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P F Gormley
Union Trust
District Wharf
Tenth Street
Water and
G Streets
Mra
Harry Lakeman
Kennedy Street
Fa Thompson
Sheridan Circle
Potomac Electric Power Company
Wisconsin Avenue
Thirty-seventh Street
Georgetown University Hospital
Badia Jefferies
Third Street
George Weschler
Monroe Street
Third
F Streets
Graduation at Washington College of Law Honors Golden Rule Advocate
Louis F Post urged adoption of Christian principles in business at the seventeenth annual commencement in Memorial Continental Hall. Twenty six graduates received Master of Laws and Bachelor of Laws degrees as Emma Gillett presided and Ellen Spencer Massey conferred degrees. prizes honored moot court work and a thesis on Modern American Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F Post
Washington College of Law
Memorial Continental Hall
Emma M Gillett
Ellen Spencer Massey
Stanton J Pearle
The
Court of Claims
Harry Hegarty
Paul F Praston Pierce
Edward Tenly
Mabel Elizabeth Hogan
Maryland
Marie Louise Bottineau_ Baldwin
Minnesota
William Henry Delaney
Pennsylvania
Christian Himmier
Chauncey Depew Snow
Massachusetts
Henry Cl Wilson
Iowa
New York
Edna James Sheehy
Washington
D .C
Annis Sinclair
Virginia
Flora Warren Smith
Colorado
Margaret Winfield Stewart Tilnors
J Edward Tenly
Luther Alymar White
City Bulletin Board Entries and Local Ads
A nameless city bulletin listing various local businesses and services including Raub dealer in Amano and Calelum cree es, H Fisher Dyeing and Cleaning Ladies and Gentlemen, 709 6th Ave NW, and 900 14th St. features. Memorial Day wreaths and flowers offered at reasonable prices by Shaffer. Water quick, get Ruud hot water systems from Waterman & Co. Chas Chaplin daily noted at Virginis, 608 9th St.
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H. Fisher
Capital Wins Over Gotham At Weights and Measures Conference
The Raleigh gathering elected Dr W Stratton to direct the bureau of standards with a strong show of support. Officers named include Willam L Waldron as vice president L A Wischer secretary and J T Willet treasurer. The conference favored the Ashbrook bill for national regulation of weights and measures, voting to push for bureau approval despite concerns about central paternalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Association of Osteopathic Physicians
Lulu ‘. Waters
Fontanal
T H Howerton
Augusta Nichols
Ciera A. Little
Offles
Washington
Conference of Weights and Measures of
United States
New York
Raleigh
W Stratton
Bureau of Standards
Willam L Waldron
Pesident
L A Wischer
J T Willet
L A Fischer John F Farrell
Thure Hanson
W _ Richardson
Charles G Johnson Burr
Lincoln T F Bean
F C Albrecht
Joseph Hartigan
W F Glouett
E W van Duyn
James Sweeney
I M Howell
Ashbrook
Commerce
Redfield
Stratton
Retail Merchants Plan Auto Trade Trip Into Maryland Virginia
Chairman R P Andrews of the Retail Merchants Association names a committee to organize a trade boosting auto trip into Maryland and Virginia. Members include R H Martin Joseph Berberich Joseph M Stoddard Franklin V Killian W W Griffith and others. The group meets at 2 p m to choose the route list a subcommittee to survey the territory for estimates of commercial potential running time and on road comforts. Invitations to participate will be sent with trip arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
R P Andrews
Retail Merchants’ Association
Board of Governors
Maryland
Virginia
R H Martin
Joseph Berberich
Joseph M Stoddard
Franklin V Killian
W W Griffith
J Philp Herrmann
Julius Langburgh
Henry Lanspurgh
John L Newhold
Claude H Mtller
G C Stevens
Lewis M Thayer
George Topham
John C Detweiler
Sidney West
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Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
London
Union Hardware $385 Co
Rich
Russia
F Street
Cor
Tharp
Berkeley
Rye Gir
N. W
Lesey
SS Ee
John T. Crowley
Ae Wys
Relee
Oth
D Sts. N. W
Dr. Swiggett
Jennie Q Berliner
the Athenaum
Senora Morrison
Club Esparol
Boston
Masa
Mark F Finley, Jr
TL @ Anderson
Don EZ M Amores
Misa
Heloise
Brainerd
Senor
Don Jose Coronado
Edith Newman
Walter Scott Penfield
David Fressler
Harry O Sandberg
Harry W van Dyke
Ball Park
Zell Motor Car Company
H Street
ST. Patrick's
Cnnity
City News
Thomas H Anderson
District Supreme Court
University Club
Brainard H. Warner
Justice Anderson
Mrs Anderson
Colorado Springs
Jando
Pacific Coast
National Association of Steel Plate Transferers of America
Eagtes
Georgia Society
Raleiga
W M Hairston
Shiloh Baptist Church
Rav
Waldron
Pope
Jessie Hardy Stubbs
the People’s Church
Pythian Temple
Jesus
Public Health Service
Warren
Arill
Order of Scottish Clans
Terminal Railroad Department
Caledonian
Ym,ca
Land G Sbsets Union Station
Bradbury Heights
Anacostia Councill
No 16
Junior Order
United American Mechanics
Warman
H B Lee
Orlando
Fla
San Francisco
Gurley Memorial Church
Fourteenth and Meridian Atreats
Ladies’ Aid Society
Brotherhood of the Church
Hartzell
Leroy
Gilder
Grenfield
Fletcher
Bernard G Braskamp
Harry Arbinger
Canal Road
McComb Street
Joseph Lincoln Friedenthat
East End Avenue
H Oune
D Street
Estelle Moore
Helen Seymour
Massachusetts Avenue
Torthwest
C. Raub
Amona
Calelum
Fonna
Shaffer
Chas
Chaplin Daily
Virginis
Capital
Gotham
Pa. Ave. S. E
Florsheims
Tri-Wears
Black Ravens
Michigan Avenue
12Th St. N. E
Brookland, D. C
Brookland
Barden & Liem
McLachlen
Marshall
Amti
Bez. Potomac
Charles Macalester
Sok
Burchell
Java
Macha
N. W. Burchell
SRE
D Parker
H * UD Parker
St. N.Y
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