Reception honors Rev Dennis J Stafford upon return from Europe
Several hundred Ancient Order of Hibernians members gathered at Carroll Hall to honor Rev Dennis J Stafford of St Patrick's Church for his safe return. Speakers praised his character and work, with Stafford stressing Irish unity and emigration’s impact on America. The event featured Division 3 organizers and officers from statewide divisions.
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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 Hotel Forms Permanent Organization
A new woman workers hotel organization was formed at Carroll Institute Hall yesterday with officers elected including President Mrs Anna B Hoagland and Secretary Miss E M Jacobs. Rally Day activities at Union M E Church featured Rev Alfred H Zimmerman address and Bible presentations for graduates. Sacred Heart Shrine Church organises a choir with Michael on organ and Miss Mabel Latimer soprano. Junior choir to sing weekly at 9 o clock mass.
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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
Sacred Heart
Church of the Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Michael
Bernard Ryan
Mabel Latimer
Dominican Sisters of the Sacred Heart Academy
Men's Meeting at Ryland Church Addresses Darkest Manhood
The Ryland M E Church pastor Hey A H Zimmerman delivered an afternoon address to a large male audience on Darkest Manhood the Way Out. The revival of the men’s meeting drew 125 men showing strong engagement in the event. A note of mission and health mentioned in the same column references Burnett’s Vanilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryland Church
Ryland M. EB
Hey. A. H. Zimmerman
Gael
Iving
Praise Mission Work Celebrates Central Union Anniversary
Central Union Mission marked its twenty first anniversary with three services at First Congregational and Hamline Churches and a Mission session. The event featured readings by William E. Andrews and addresses by multiple pastors. Conversions totaled 548 since last October, with music by the mission choir and orchestra conducted by Percy Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Hamline
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
W. I. Ramsey
Brair
A. H. Nelson
Chicago
Mission Auditorium
J. G. Butler
W. D. Yingling
A. W. Pitzer
Central Presbyterian Church
T. A. Harding
Mission Singers
Third Day of Feast Observed in Orthodox Synagogues
The third day of the Feast of Tabernacles was celebrated yesterday in the city's orthodox synagogues while reform congregations observed only the first, second, and eighth days. Services were wholly ritualistic and booths will stay for several days in synagogues of both branches before removal. Next Friday ends the feast with ritualistic services in the orthodox and preaching in reform houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacles
Farewell to Old Building and New Y M C A Home
A farewell meeting for seven years in the old Y M C A building was held with President S W Woodward presiding. Speakers included John W Foster J G Ames and J L Cabell Williamson. Woodward urged volunteers for the new office and warned that yesterday's methods won t meet future needs as the association moves to its handsome new home with public access delayed until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Woman Down At Intersection
Miss Violet Willig of 1814 Fourteenth Street Northwest was knocked down by a horse and buggy driven by Frank Martin of 1880 Sixth Street Northwest while waiting at Eleventh and R Streets Northwest. She suffered facial and arm bruises and was taken home by Martin. Havenner’s waferettes advertise for home use as convenient crackers. Several local businesses promote products and services in the page ad section.
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Violet Willig
Fourteenth Street
Eleventh
R Streets
Frank Martin
Sixth Street
Martin
Havenner
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the Star
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Bay of
Herman
A.herman’s Sons Co
H Street
C. & P. Telephone Co
12Th St. N. W
4Th
R Sts. N. W
Selinger
Jr. T. Walker Sons
10Th Street
N. W
D Home
PET Tit & CO
Fon
Hibernians
St Patrick's
Exrope
Order
Union Church
Union M. E. Church
Alfred H. Zimmerman
Cumberland
Ryland M. E. Church
Reese Murray
Edward 8. Wescott
Cravenettes
Goodyear Rain Coat Company
Priestley Cravenettes
Cravenette
Goodyear Rain Coat Co
Ninth Street N. W
St. Joseph's Church
Second
C Streets
W. F. Schmitt
Talbot Walsh
Micholas Joselli
Edward 8. Doyle
The
Catholic University of America
D. J. Kaufman
Woodward
Y. M
C. A
Association
City Bulletins
Elix
Squilia
Goessford’s
Voyce Engraving Company
Star
Columbia Wall Paper Co
Furaseli
N. Y. Ave
C. A. Muddiman & Co
Keene's
Ghoe
G St. Nw
Adler
Victor E. Adler
Clothing House
7Th St
N.W
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Library
4Th St
Joseph I. Weller
F Street
Cassimere
Teers
Mide Steel
Friedlander Bros
L. W. Weed
Horn
the Tailor
Marsa
South Carolina
Navy Yard
Congress
Geo. W. Linkins
Regal
New
Dangler
A. Eberly
Alue
Hubbard Heating Co
Morsell
Firemen’s Enne "Co
la. Ave
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