Reception Lauds Rev Dennis Stafford Return From Europe
Several hundred members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians gathered at Carroll Hall to honor Rev. Dennis J. Stafford’s return from Europe. Speakers praised his church and national work while stressing Irish unity and emigration’s impact on America, with attendance including state and division leaders.
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Order of Hibernians
Dennis J. Stafford
Carroll Hall
Europe
St. Patrick's Church
P. J. Hartigan
Patrick Moran
Dennis Ryan
Buffalo
Thomas J. Shahan
Catholic University
Wdrds
Dr. Stafford
Hibernian
Vision No. 2
Hartigan
Ireland
New York
America
United States
Joseph McEnery
W. J. McEvoy
P. H. Gallagher
George D. Malone
W. J. Collins
John J. Dolan
James Carroll
Roger Davis
Department Women's Hotel Formed At Carroll Institute Hall
A permanent organization for a hotel to aid women employed in executive departments met at Carroll Institute Hall. Officers include President Mrs Anna B Hoagland and Treasurer Mrs Mary B E Lattin. An executive committee listed several members. The group plans Rally Day at Union Church. The Union M E Church Sunday school observed Rally Day with exercises and an address by Rev Alfred H Zimmerman. Bibles were presented to graduates. The Sacred Heart Church Shrine choir is organized with a full ensemble and junior choir.
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Carroll Institute Hall
Anna B. Hoagland
Marion A. Harper
C. I. Price
E. M. Jacobs
Mary BE. Lattin
Arvila M. Donough
Margaret Desmond
Zoe Rigby
Nellie G Rosa
Maggie Miller
Elizabeth Hill
Isabella Rice
L. Gruber
Brick
Union Church
Union M. E. Church
Alfred H. Zimmerman
Cumberland
Ryland M. E. Church
Reese Murray
Edward 8. Wescott
Sacred Heart
Church of the Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Michael
Bernard Ryan
Mabel Latimer
Dominican Sisters of the Sacred Heart Academy
Darkest Manhood address at Ryland Church draws large audience
Hey A H Zimmerman pastor spoke yesterday afternoon on Darkest Manhood the Way Out before a large audience of men at Ryland M E Church. The revival of the men’s meeting proved notable with 125 men in attendance. Missionary Society meeting announced for Washington City Presbytery at Gunton Temple Memorial Church Fourteenth and R streets NW tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Burnett’s Vanilla touted as pure with health benefits.
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Ryland Church
Ryland M. EB
Hey. A. H. Zimmerman
Gael
Iving
St. Joseph's Church
Second
C Streets
W. F. Schmitt
Talbot Walsh
Micholas Joselli
Edward 8. Doyle
The
Catholic University of America
Praise Mission Work Central Union Anniversary Celebrated
Central Union Mission marked its twenty first anniversary with three services at First Congregational Hamline Churches and the mission. Brown presided with Foster directing, and 548 conversions reported since last October. Speakers included Andrews Doney Power Reidell Mauro Muir.
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Central Union Mission
Hamline M. BE Church
O. B
Brown
Mission
Percy 5. Foster. i
Wiliam E. Andrews
Treasury Department
Washington
Carl G. Doney
Hamline Church
Fannie Jenkins
Baltimore
Frederick D. Power
Vermont Avenue
R. R. Reidell
Maryland Avenue
Third Day of Feast Observed in Orthodox Synagogues
The third day of the Feast of Tabernacles, begun last Friday the 15th of Tishri, was celebrated yesterday in orthodox Jewish synagogues in the city. Reformed congregations observed only the first, second, and eighth days. Services were purely ritual, booths remain in synagogues for several days, and next Friday the feast’s last day will feature ritual services in orthodox houses and prayer and preaching in reform houses.
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Tabernacles
Farewell to Old Building At Y M C A
President S W Woodward led a farewell meeting in the Y M C A parlors marking seven years of use as the association prepares to move to a new handsome office. Speakers included John W Foster J G Ames and others with Frederick L Moore offering the opening prayer. The move begins soon with delays noted as the ground floor is finished and admission to the new home set for the week of October 2.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
S. W. Woodward
Washington
John W. Foster
Washington Association
J. G. Ames
Charles Laman
B. H. Warner
Macfarland
JL. Cabell
Horse Knocks Young Woman Down on Northwest Streets
Miss Violet Willig of 1814 Fourteenth street NW was knocked down by a horse and buggy driven by Frank Martin of 1880 Sixth street NW while waiting at Eleventh and R streets NW. She suffered facial and arm bruises and was driven home by Martin. Havenner's waferettes advertised as essential crackers for any home. Numerous ads follow for groceries, remedies, engraving, wallpaper, painting, and shoes.
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Violet Willig
Fourteenth Street
Eleventh
R Streets
Frank Martin
Sixth Street
Martin
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