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30 May 1908

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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1908

Page

45

Woodward & Lothrop Closes Early Memorial Day

Woodward and Lothrop announces half day closing at 12 noon on Memorial Day and a 3:30 PM start for operations on Monday June 1 until further notice as part of custom.

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Requisites and Helps For May Thirtieth Outing

The store lists complete and attractive stocks for an outing including garments for all ages, travel requisites, hair and bath brushes, perfumes, and cosmetics, shawls, carriages, wicker lunch cases, summer toys, tennis and archery sets, kodaks, garden sets, and canned goods. It emphasizes up to date picnic and party items for automobiling and touring use.

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Obscure Births Deaths Report From Brooklyn Parish

Mrs Licanor Milner Goodrich dies after long illness at Comfort Home. Rear Admiral connected obituary notes close ties to family, with mentions of parents Mrs Weo and Mr Md si and a quiet closure after a week of visitation. Several names appear in tribute, including Miss bina Gendrich and Miss roc od 11, in a period voice typical of a local memorial notice.

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Licanor Milner Goodrich Oidroh Mdsi Miss Roc Bina Gendrich Roeutiv Navy Gen Mre Tilford Westover Fishers Island N 1 Lewis Bogan Ff Buckover Gordon Eringles Norfollk Gilpin Robert Strawbridge Wright George McMadden, Jr Helena Beale Alexander van Rensselaer van Rensse Frances Fell Paul D Milly Obert Cassatt Mills Charlies Wheeler Laurence Townsend Townsend Pappenheim Wheeler Francis King
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Society notes from Washington and Annapolis social season

Washington and Annapolis hosts gather for card parties and dinners. Mrs Taft hosts at Carvel Hall with Miss Newberry and Miss Vandergrift among guests. Lieutenant Train and Navy officers attend in honor of his upcoming wedding. The scene includes engagements, weddings, moves to Europe, and visits by society figures across Washington, Annapolis, and surrounding estates.

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Carvel Hall Annapolis Taft Carol Newberry Alice Vandergift Leutze Maryland Cabin John William H Vaft Gren Fitzsimmons Sterday Waft Bryn Mawr Army and Navy An- Carol Newberry Imden Alice Vandercrift Washington QO J Norris Paris New Castle Theramans Ais Robert Hinkiey Wise Glidys Amekly Idea Lee Biltmore Wiss Cheme Clibaugh Philadelphia Mar Rane Lilen Hewson Walter Douglas Jr Shepp Sen Foeeph E Throep Pearre Pearr Cumberland Md
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Gossip of Society at Eclectic Club in New York

Society notes from New York describe a thaw among Eclectic Club women led by Mrs Dore Lyon as they discuss plans for a personal residence at the Waldorf Astoria. The piece also covers Philadelphia horse show results, chic attendee outfits, and a forthcoming Grace Chapin wedding with a long guest list amid social chatter.

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Eclectic Club New York Minerva the Eclectics Sreat Yival Dore Lyon Waldorf Astoria Eclectic Delmonico Fifth Avenue Thirty Third Street Lyon Wes Singhng Lyon Ivo Irs Reginald Manderhit Wiss Mary Astor Paul Emily Bedford John Gerken Philadelphia St Martins Green Wiewsbos Gerken Sia Richard P McGrann Grand Sound Mrs Bain Tanbark Oval Ses Vaoderilt Misa Pan Miss Bedford Bain Hain Claus 51 Newsboy Phiadelphia Charles Wright Charles Gilpin
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Dedication Fund Small but Surging for Municipal Building

The dedication fund for the Municipal Building shows $1,661 raised so far as a renewed appeal goes out. A financial committee led by C Howe announces progress with circulars sent to Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce members and responses from about fifty supporters. Names and gifts listed include C F Dorment $100, Ward Thoron $10, A B Ruf $10, John T Devine $100, William J Flather $10, National Electrical Bapyly Company $20, Washington Herald $100, Washington Post $100, and others varying from $0 to $190 in assorted donations from individuals and firms.

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C . Howe Board of Trade Chamber of Commerce Ward Thoron White Kann Sens & Co Chueh Fdwad Schmid Ralph W Teo Henry Brewand The Bakers Association Washington Timex Rudolph & West Company Lewis William J Flather Henry Frans Wann & Co Ational Electrical Bapyly Company John Jay Rason Washngton Herald William F Gute Chapin Browns Burchell Wrehington Post Hellprin
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Funeral of Levi Hanford prec​eded by city services

The funeral for Levi Hanford was held at 11 o clock from 302 Rhorte Island avenue with interment in Sterling Virginia. Rev James H Taylor of Central Presbyterian Church led services. A Pension Office quartet sang Nearer My God to Thee and Trace the Way To. Local pallbearers included F Lawrence Walker Selden Ely Fenton Gall Dr J Hunt Dr J Sherley and Dr Thomas Featherstonbaugh, with Sterling pallbearers John Ely JW Whaley Benjamin Shreve I B Tavanner Frank Sexton and Benjamin Keene, all Loudoun County residents.

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Levi Hanford Rhorte Island Avenue Sterling Va James H Taylor Central Presbyterian Church Big City Pension Office John Blackman John F Keenan J Trunt George Schroft F Lawrence Walker Selden Ely Fenton Gall Hunt J . Sherley Thomas Featherstonbaugh Sterling John Ely JW Whaley Benjamin Shreve Tavanner Frank Sexton Benjamin Keene Loudoun County
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Funeral of Worthington Dorsey in Washington

Worthington Dorsey died last Tuesday and his funeral was held at the family residence 1638 Sixteenth street NW with Rev J Henning Nelm of the Church of the Ascension officiating. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. Libearers were Capt Lewis Merram, James W Green, Charles A Schaeffer, Charles Fisher, Brigg Poole, and William F Mattingly. He leaves five children: Mrs William E Warren, Miss Laura KR. Dorsey, Miss Nannie Les Dorsey, William Dorsey, and Walter R. Dorney.

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Worthington Dorsey Sixteenth Street J Henning Nelm Church of the Ascension Oak Hill Lewis Merram James W Green Charles A Schaeffer Charles Fisher Bprigg Poole William F Mattingly Dorsey Maryland William E Warren Laura KR. Dorsey Nannie Les Dorsey William Dorsey Walter R. Dorney
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Enthusiastic Children Stage Leonora Operetta At National Theater

Miss Cora Shreve presents the operetta Leonora with a large cast of young performers. The show features energetic dancing singing and acting with praise from an appreciative audience and medals awarded for excellence in class work to several pupils and attendees.

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National Theater Cora Shreve Leonora Spain Wss Ruby Raymond Maurice Master Irwin Cosgrove Henrietta Berens Alma ‘Elson Hildie Murray Piges Margaret Eliwoo Leona Callan Madolm Smithson Helen Berens Wilcox Ole Meyers Mary Smith Margaret Poole Alma Nelson FE Berens Marie Shaw Blanche Smith Elizabeth Waiton Sol Littan Michell Madella Songlandler Missea Jane Ange Anslay Margaret Buckley Hilda Berberieh Evelyn Bunch Helen Henrietta Fred Berena Gertruda Berens Emory Bazin Dorothy Gladys Bower Merita Bexter Elsie Bacon William Censers Margaret Consers May Constance Fivie Carpenter Cosgrove Beatrice Cosgrove Gertude Carpenter Natalie Davin Margaret Donovan Frances Deitrich Nellie Tonplawnn Gertr.de Driscoll Masiera George Banor Elis Herminia Mildred Fulis Earl Beatrice Fures Paulina Ford John Farquhar Miner Bertha, Cenis Marie Gordon Rennett Giddigs Ruth Adelle Hellbrun Madelin Hoagi Stella Hellman Thelma and Kennet Wyatt Elma Holman Kana Hope Augusta Hawker Mildred Jones Ethelwin Johnson Mary Stoneman Gledys Kala Fthel King Sadie May Lipp Firma Lehman Rose Lambrose Henriette Marcell Leruinager Olle Meyers Mildred Mooney Ruth Montgomery Fatrita Murray Martin Mary Margulis Barnard Mahoney McKenzie John McTonald Lillian Nichol Morey Nelson Maude Sichola Louise Fisie Picard Bessie Porter Price Margaret Mary Naomi Alma Fot Er Poole Frances Payne Fra Patterson Marie Frearan Edwin Paul Rockford Hugh and Blanche Ramenter Ruby Mildred Raymond Rodney Richardson Filler Bianche Smith Mary and Smith Madetin Emithnon Solidiar Waish Shreve Marion Swartz Ann Louise Entalta Fe Sinnett Adrienne Sh
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Funeral of H D Cochran in Washington ribbons of memory

Funeral services for Henry Davis Cochran who died at Rawhide New May 17 were held at his sister Mrs J I T Harban s residence on I Street Northwest. Burial followed in Glenwood Cemetery. Cochran son of the late George Cochran hotel proprietor had long worked in the feed business at 1317 Fourteenth Street Northwest and lived with his sister before moving west in 1896. He later worked at Beulah mines in Rush Arkansas and died after years of illness.

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Henry Davis Cochran Rawhide New T Street Northwest Glenwood Cemetery George Cochran Cochran Hotel Fourteenth Street Northwest Washington Goldfield New California Atlantic City Rush Ark Beulah
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Naval Officer Crowninshield Buried With Military Honors

Escorted by sailors and marines from the navy yard and Washington Barracks a cavalry and artillery delay from Fort Myer the body of Rear Admiral Crowninshield was conveyed to Arlington Cemetery at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon The funeral began from 130 Pennsylvania Avenue and was marked by naval honors Chaplain ROH Clark officiated The Loyal Legion escort included Rear Admiral George C Remey Surg Gen WK Van Reypen Gen Ellis Spear and Frank W Hackett among others.

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Navy Yard Washington Barracks Fort Myer Crowninshield Arlington Cemetery Pennsylvania Avenue Roh Clark Surg WK van Reypen Ellis Spear Frank W Hackett
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Funeral of Mrs Hinton cremated with ashes to rest beside husband

The body of Mrs M E Hinton who died by self inflicted gas inhalation at 222 East Capitol Street was cremated yesterday afternoon. Brief services were held at Lees Undertaking Establishment. Ashes will be placed beside those of her husband.

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M E Hinton East Capitol Street
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Fragmented OCR Summary Card

An OCR fragment outlines numeric values and abbreviations, including monetary figures and codes. It preserves no coherent events or clear subjects, leaving only isolated numbers and letters with unclear meaning.

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Start Sanitary Laundry Housekeepers Alliance Cooking School Plan

At the quarterly meeting the Housekeepers Alliance reports a 100-member base and enough funds to run a summer cooking class led by Miss Jacobs. The alliance opens a sanitary laundry nursery at UOT Street and outlines aims including promoting household economics study, maintaining a domestic training school, creating an employe reference system, honoring long service on an honor roll, and improving lodging by informing Associated Charities for housing condition investigations.

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Housekeepers’ Alliance Housekeepers Alliance Alliance Associated Charities
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