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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1909

Page

17

Sandry Master of the Cello in Philadelphia concert

The Philadelphia Orchestra under Carl Pohlig presented a five concert program at the National Theater featuring Henan Sandry as soloist. The program included Gluck Overture to Alceste Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique and Boellinger Variations for cello and orchestra with elegant phrasing and technical command impressing a large fashionable audience. The reading of the final symphony and related pieces showcased strong ensemble balance and Sandry's moving performance despite some uneven passages. Notable attendees included Countess Moltke and other societal figures, reflecting a high-society musical event ambiance.

Berlioz Symphony Intal Philadelphia Orchestra Carl Pohlig Aud Henan Sandty Violonceil St ¢Ro Boellingan Mrny Ana Smetana Wiuch

American First Editions Auction Listing Highlights

Auction notes list rare first editions including a balance of autographs and engravings. Items feature Bryant and Darley works with references to NY sellers. The sale emphasizes condition and provenance though specifics are fragmented and unclear.

Tree Planting Debate on Monroe Street Widening

Debate centers on widening Monroe Street northeast to accommodate an extended railway and curb needs. The engineering department proposes planting trees along the street with limited width, while citizens request a broader verge for future expansion. The matter will be discussed at a public meeting.

Monroe Street Brookland Cozens Agard Morroe Street Ha Aving S Ngutier

CAME TO CAPITAL TO WED

Mabel Tet Barnett of Lynch Ya and Alfed E Burn er of Nor met in Washington and wed at noon at New Willard. The Rev Samuel H Ene of Calvary Baptist Church officiated. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Charles II Spencer and Jaenen Wan. The couple planned a bridal tour in North and Canada before settling in Norwich.

Mabel Tet Barnett Lynch Ya Alfed Eburner Nor Washington New Willard Samuel Hene Calvary Baptist Church Charles II Spencer Steather Jaenen Coopes Land Wainet Eday North Canada Boonenerre Turner Busi

Northwest Honor At Gratton As Merwin Honors Begin

Mrs Charles D Merwin president of the District of Columbia division UD C and Mr gai Mrs WOH HE Green of Beattie are at the Gratton for winter. Miss Aliee Tierney plans November visits to Baltimore New York City and Boston and will return by December 1 with her mother Mrs Tierney. Mrs J Kohler of New York visits father Mr E Weidenheimer at 607 1st Street NW and will be at home Friday.

Charles D Merwin Distret Columbia U DC Gai Woh HE Green Beattie Gratton Aliee Tifrney Baltimore New York City Boston J Kohler New York E Weidenheimer Ate Col de Lancey Kane America Davenports Neck New Rochelle Col Kane Newport Pomfret Kane En Rochelle Meredith Pierpont Morgan Tis New Yorkbrary London Daily Graphic Thackerays Dumas George Sand Dytton and Zela Horace Walpgies Dr Johnson Swift Syston Park Lexalmorum Colex Jeans Leas Wallard Morris Lax Sons Morgan Mrs Sears Miss Sears

Turkish Envoys Dined With Cabinet Members at Knox Home

Turkish envoys visiting Washington to inform President Taft of the Sultan’s accession were hosted at a cabinet dinner at Secretary Knox’s home. Attendees included Zia Pasha and numerous officials from the State Department, War, and Interior, with a drills display by the Fifteenth Cavalry at Fort Myer.

Knox Washington Taft Bultan Turkey Zia Pasha Agia Hey Wex Dickinson Wickersham Zalingki Robinson Wilbur J Carrehlet State Department Tafta Araft Fifteenth Cavalry Fort Myer Crack

Lipton Hopes For A Race For America's Cup

Sir Thomas Lipton sails the Lusitania soon with confidence that an American cup race can be sailed in 1912. Negotiations with the New York Yacht Club have opened the way for Lipton to challenge most of his Shamrock fleet. A flagstaff dedication and farewell dinner mark a warm American reception.

New York Sir Thomas Lipton Sir Thomas Long Island Queans Borough Bridge Atlantic Yacht Club America

Warrenton Hunt Club Outing and Newport Hunt Run

Warrenton Virginia morning drag drew a large crowd as the Warrenton Hunt Club rode the Springs area to Gwynn Tompkins farm, then to Mr J Maddux paddock. Anne Camien Spilman led the field, with C I Smith, Mrs F A D Port, and a popular honorary whip Amon among riders. Social breakfast followed at the Maddux home with many Warenton guests. In Loperville Medmont Hunt Club met Gratton Hall to Dunbars mill, raising a fox and running it to Paris before the kill. hounds and Dulany and family members among the packsters.

Speclal Tosne Washington Warrenton Hunt Club Courac Springs Gwynn Tompkins Racine J Maddux Lange Niles Ia Efron Anne Camien Spilman Spilman Maddux Smith Amon Dorothy Henry Henderson P Wiley Julian C Ketl John P Stone George B Stone Dan Gowers Wilbur Mitchell Beron Maidus All Thing Loperville Medmont

Woodmen in Blackface Second Annual Minstrel Show

The Georgetown Camp No 12550 Modern Woodmen of America held its second annual minstrel show and dance at the National Rifles Armory last evening to a large audience. Interlocutors, chorus members, and an orchestra under John Piatorlo entertained, with J E Boyland, J Gartland, and W Krouse among the lead participants and committee members listed for the entertainment and preparations.

Georgetown Modern Woodmen of America Nationsl Rifles Armory E Boyland Lee Moxley Frank Trodden Tambos Trunnell DC Howard Krouse Ready Gartland Greene Lyles Philips Dennie Baker Moyland Hospital Russon Thornett Havenner Wall Toftman Fox Mo Ewes Rock Bello Church Stanton Hart Talley Kenney H Myers Thomas H Reih Ung Johnsen Carley John Piatorlo JE Boyland J Garrid Trunne Stenton Win Am Hoffman T Kelley H Ocalaghan Joseph Warner Charles Roth Lyons Carrol Bello Beer Peter RC McHenery Underwood & Burch Linskes Denney McDermott R. Fergusson Moylind Thomas R . Philips Louis Lowe

Mystery Woman Miss Raffy Raffles Arrives in Washington

Engagements today place Misas Fintty Raffies at Ninth and F streets between 12 and 1, then passing Treasury on Fifteenth between 4:15 and 6, and on Pennsylvania Avenue between Ninth and Tenth from 7 to 8. The celebrated woman of mystery arrived at Union Station yesterday, invited by the Corby brothers who offer a reward for her identity.

Corby Misas Fintty Raffies Ninth F Streets Treasury Fifteenth Pennsylvania Avenue Mist Fintfy Rafles Mysery Unon Corby Brothers Muse Raffey Cane Courge Raffies Matheson Pope Ane Company Fourteenth Street Washington Brm Cidea Corby 5 Bakery Filus City Raffles Corby Bakery Mesary Corby Mize Raffles Miss Rates Miss Raffles

Pinchot Honored As President Of National Homeopathic Hospital Assoc

At the twenty eighth annual meeting held in Burlington, Giffard Pinchot was elected president. Col John Tuerdale, Alfred R Quatase, Ellay Gutchin, and others were named officers, with Dr Ralph Jenkins and Dr Julius Custin among the board. The treasurer reported a debt of $10 paid to Maj John M Carson, former president, who presided.

Forester National Homeopathic Hospital Association Burlington Giffard Pinchot John Tuerdale Alfred R Quatase Ellay & Gutchin Wastees Turney Ralph Jenkins Juigs Custin Thomas Noyes Mass Kate Findley Adams Benjamin Fooighton Henry Krogstad LB Swornstedt John M Carson

Hotels Packed With Notables Across Cities

A garbled OCR listing names and places from across the United States notes numerous individuals visiting or associated with hotels in cities like Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia and Raleigh. The fragment mentions many surnames such as Willard Smith Blake Adams and Turner alongside locations and venues indicating social or business gatherings at hotels. The text reads like a society notices column with scattered references to people and destinations.

Taft Wife Takes Private Shopping Route in New York

The article details Mrs Taft’s shopping visit to New York with her sister and friends. It notes she is guided by her physician and uses telephone orders to have goods delivered to her, with a confidential employee assisting. The piece contrasts this with public shopping and describes society box seating at the Metropolitan Opera with numerous prominent guests and their ensembles.

B. Tsst Washington New York Mors Henry W Dad Metropolitan Opera House Opera House Cornelius Vanderbilt Ogden Goelet Robert Goeet Craig Biddle Seth Barton French Misa Eleanor Bleele Healthe Flagg Frenchs Comte de la Groezt Pacis William Phillips Lonedon Charles Steele Philip M Lydig Florson L Winthrop Jr Goold Hoyt Augustus EF Julliard George Egleston Dodge Robert Mem Gillespie Frederic A Julliard Pierpont Morgan Jonn Atone Alan Johnstone Brushminster Denmark H le Roy Satterlee Pierson Hamilton Anne Morgan Seward Webb Ralph Pulitzer Laura Webb Pauline Ronson Marie Winthrom George J Gould Marjorie Gould James Speyer J Egerton Webb Ellidge T Gerry Mabel Gerry Gerry Box John R Drexel Russell Soley James B Mexma Richard Stevens Hany Payne Whitney Payne Whitney Diamond Horseshoe Reginald C Vanderbilt Cornelias Vanderbilrs Box George G Haven Maris K Jesup Warner Leeds T Pearsall Fleid W Emien Roosevelt Thatcher Adams Henry Rogers Winthrop Frederck Eder Marton Charles H Truex Augustus B Field Henry B Hyde John J Mors Henry Parish George 1 Pratt Edward Usvendh Samuel Untermyer Robert II McCurdy Stephen H Brown Annie H Jennings Henry Seligman Henri Westhelm Miles Way Moulton J Moore Filsworth Laura Emmet Cimence Macks Elbert H Gary J Pierpont Morgan Hay Lady Johnstone Alan Johnstone Haemilton Miss Morean Whitelaw Reid

LaGri Weakness and Dr Miles Nervine Claim

A testimonial from Mrs F J Norton Freeville states La Grippe drains vitality leaving the system weak. She credits Dr Miles Nervine with rapid improvement and advises continued use during convalescence to restore nervous energy. A money back guarantee is offered for the first bottle if unsatisfied.

la Grippe Miles F J Norton Freeville Mules

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