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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1905

Page

4

Reception for Rev. Dennis J. Stafford by Hibernians

Several hundred Ancient Order of Hibernians members gathered at Carroll Hall to honor Rev. Dennis J. Stafford on his return from Europe. Addressed by P. J. Hartigan Patrick Moran Dennis Ryan and Rev. Thomas J. Shahan praising his character and work. Stafford lauded Ireland unity and emigration insights while stressing need for Irish unity in America.

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

Permanent Women’s Hotel Club Formed in Carroll Institute

A new permanent organization for women workers in executive departments met at Carroll Institute Hall yesterday. Officers include President Mrs Anna B Hoagland and Secretary Miss E M Jacobs. The group plans Rally Day at Union Church and support for the Union M E Sunday school. Also reported is Sacred Heart Shrine choir formation with organist Mr Michael and singers including Miss Mabel Latimer.

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

Darkest Manhood address at Ryland Church meeting

The pastor Hey A H Zimmerman spoke yesterday afternoon before a large audience at Ryland M E Church on Darkest Manhood the Way Out. A revival of the men’s meeting drew 125 attendees to hear the message. The Missionary Society meeting and Pure food Bur nett’s Vanilla references appear in the article.

Union Church Union M. E. Church Alfred H. Zimmerman Cumberland Ryland M. E. Church Reese Murray Edward 8. Wescott Ryland Church Ryland M. EB Hey. A. H. Zimmerman Gael Iving

Central Union Mission Celebrates Twenty-First Anniversary

The Central Union Mission marked its majority with three services at First Congregational and Hamline Churches and at the mission. Brown reported 548 conversions since last October, with addresses by clergy from multiple churches and a chorus directed by Percy Foster.

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 City Synagogues

The third day of the Feast of Tabernacles was celebrated yesterday in orthodox synagogues with ritual services. Reform congregations observed only the first, second, and eighth days. Booths will stay in synagogues for several days before removal. Next Friday marks the feast's final day with ritual orthdox services and reform prayer services with preaching.

Tabernacles

Farewell to Old Building for Y M C A Move

President S W Woodward led a farewell meeting in the Y M C A parlors marking seven years in the current building. Speakers included John W Foster J G Ames and others as they urged volunteers for the new home and noted delays in moving plans with public access postponed to the week of October 2.

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 Near R Street

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 for a car near Eleventh and R streets. She sustained facial and arm bruises and was taken home by Martin. Also in city notices and ads for Havenner's waferettes and various goods.

Violet Willig Fourteenth Street Eleventh R Streets Frank Martin Sixth Street Martin

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