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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1913
Page
14
Foreign and domestic woods in plain and handsome silver mounted walking sticks. Opera Poincare and London loop styles. Large assortment to fit every taste. Woods include pimento snake ebony partridge malacca castania. Initials engraved free. Priced from 1.00 to 7.00.
We are in receipt of new ideas in lap robes for the machine offering regular and extra widths. Medium and extra heavy weights in plush velour and brocaded effects plus heavy broadcloth with silk plush reverse. Prices range from five to twenty five dollars.
A Washington social note describes a White House dinner honoring the bride, Katherine Kruger, with guests including Secretary of the Treasury Francis B. Sayre, Maj Blanton Winship, Dr Cary Grayson, and several Wilson era figures. Other items list social events at the barracks, receptions, and upcoming engagements of dignitaries and families in the capital.
Miss Edwina Elkins Bruner of Philadelphia joins Senator Kern in Washington for a White House wedding attendance. Baroness Fritz von Hiller arrives for a week with Mr. Paymaster and Mrs. Hampson. Mrs. John Merriam and Mrs. Charles Shepard travel to Europe. Eva Dulany and Henry Neville announce their November wedding in Virginia.
The First Baptist Church on Avenue of the Presidents and O street installs a Sunday school nursery with toys and small beds to care for children during worship. A kindergarten teacher leads with a team of volunteers, allowing parents to attend services without leaving children at home.
Capt James Morgan Edgar founder and longtime commander of the Old Guard of the District died at his home on A Street after a lingering illness. He served in the Seventy first Pennsylvania at the war’s start and was captured at Ball Bluff. He later joined the Eleventh Missouri and retired in 1863 as first lieutenant. Edgar was a U S marshal in the northern district of Alabama from 1870 to 1877 before joining the Internal Revenue Bureau. Funeral from his home at 2 PM with Arlington interment. pallbearers include M Jewis H Van Dusen Capt John Middleten and S Everett.
The Rev. J. T. Stocking of Newtonville Mass has been sent a call by the First Congregational Church of Washington. Pastor Woodrow resigned in May after eight years at the church and Stocking, a popular minister near Boston, is also considering a call from Milwaukee.
Attorney General McReynolds considers an investigation of alleged cold-storage combinations blamed for high eggs and poultry prices. Charges reach the department claiming some cold-storage concerns sell cold-storage products as fresh eyes. Washington reports a Rockville wedding: Alvin Bond and Helen Augustus Clary, both of Washington, wed in Rockville yesterday and returned to the city afterward.
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