Funeral of Miss Marie Darrell at St Pauls Episcopal
Funeral services for Miss Marie Darrell daughter of the late Charles Darrell will be held tomorrow at St Pauls Episcopal Church at 2 oclock. Burial follows in Oak Hill Cemetery. Miss Darrell long affiliated with the Corcoran Gallery of Art until her death in her apartment Friday morning. She was sixty three.
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St. Paul’s. Episcopal Church
Marie Darrell
Charles Darrell
Corcoran Gallery of Art
St. Paul's Episcopal Churh
Oak Hill Cemetery
Miss Darrell
W. W. Corcoran
Family ties noted in 1918 Washington notices
The notice mentions a woman leaving her brother Benjamin Darrell and sister Mrs Lucy Cooper of 1918 F Street Northwest. It appears in a local paper as a family event reference likely tied to estates or legal notices. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Benjamin Darrell
Lucy Cooper
F Street Northwest
I. Haas & Co
I. Haas &O
Missing Boy Marion Price Sought by Police
Police search for Marion S Price who disappeared from his aunt's home at 6300 New Hampshire Avenue NW since Thursday. He was last seen with a stranger male associate. relatives fear he may have gone to Pittsburgh or New York and have asked police there to check.
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Marion Price
Marion S. Price
New Hampshire Avenue
Lewis
Pittsburg
New York
Senatorial Trophy Firearms Match Capt Bean Seeks Cavalry Troop
District militiamen compete for the Senatorial Trophy at Congress Heights rifle range. Company G Fleet Regiment Washington trains for a ten day overland hike as capt Bean pushes for a cavalry troop with possible War Department support. Officials detail range operations and encampment plans for July with a 15 day stay at Potomac forts in view.
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Congress
Bean
Congress Heights
Fleet Regiment
District National Guard
Vange
John S. Tomlinson
George L. Tait
Thomas
O'Halloran
Harry Walsh
Thacker W. Walker
George m
John E. Bean
Leonard M. Johnson
Wrst
Field Artillery
Col. Smiley
Smiley
Harry Bean
Friends of the Guard
War Department
Cant
Company G
Brizage
Capt. Bean
White
Washington
Potomac
Diamond Ring Case Hearings Postponed to Monday
Hearings in the cases against Paul and Anna Matchette and Fred J. Little, arrested over an alleged attempt to take a diamond ring from an F street jewelry store, were continued yesterday to Monday to allow more time for the policy to investigate.
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Paul
Anna Matchette
Fred J. Little
F Street
Yeasts and Musical Numbers at Ken sington Woman's Club
The Ken sington Woman's Club held an annual meeting with a banquet in the Warnes Memorial Church gymnasium. About seventy five members and guests attended. A short program opened the event including a piano duet by Miss Terrell and Miss Armstrong, an address of welcome by Mrs Frank Chapman, a response by Rev. Or, a vocal solo by Miss M elle Gulick, and club history by Mrs. James B. Cook. Toasts were given by B. W.
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Woman's Club
Kensington
Tuok
Nis
Gyimnasium
Warnes Memorial Church
Terrell
Melle Gulick
Washington
James B. Cook
B. W
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