Sunday Church Announcements Open Air and Parish Roles
Episco pal services listed across multiple DC churches with times and clergys. Notable entries include Christ Georgetown with 11 am and 730 pm sermons, Cathedral Church of the Ascension at Twelfth and Massachusetts Avenue, and St. Albans Hall Cathedral site all featuring reverends and service times.
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Episcopal
St. Alban’s Hall
C. B. Pierce
United States Army
Christ
Georgetown
James H. W. Blake
Religious notices and sermons listed by church names
A fragment shows multiple church services across DC areas with timings at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. including Lutheran Mission Reverends Kunz Jann and Power, Christian Science at 1502 Fourteenth Street NW, and Unitarian services. Names like Claude Jones, Alexander Kent, Ulysses G. Pierce appear in partial form amid venue addresses.
Christian Endeavor Notes Highlight Local Activities
The Christian Endeavor Society and related groups across several churches report a busy period with song services, prayer meetings, and Sunday activities. Notable items include a fifteen minute song service led by William W. Gilbert, a District Union class session by W. H. H. Smith, a Baltimore convention echo by Lincoln Temple members, and a straw ride by Calvary Baptist youths. Also mentioned are hospital visits, fundraising efforts, a penny social, Halloween socials in Anacostia, and a speaker on aiding a league. The Vermont Avenue church hosts a reception for Rev. Power’s thirteenth anniversary.
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Colossiana Iff
Christian Endeavor Society
First Congregational Church
William W. Gilbert
W. H. H. Smith
Christian Endeavor Union
Joseph B. Lee
District Union
Anderson
Galbraith Chapel
Stone
Lincoln Temple Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Lucy Homer
Cmallytown
Takoma Park
Selma Fraser
Christian Endeavor
Metcalf
Endeavor Society
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
Sunshine Committee
William Walker
Freedmen's Hospital
Keler Memorial Lutheran Church
Florence Buenjer
W W. Keck
Dr. Power
Frederick D Power
Vermont Avenue
Catholic Church Notes Highlight Upcoming Services and Events
St Pauls Fifteenth and W streets NW hosts vesper sermon by Rev William S Sullivan. St Dominics Sixth and E SW reports St Thomas Sodality to attend communion after Sunday school. St Cyprians NE to-morrow communion for senior sodalities. Cardinal Gibbons to confer confirmation next Sunday. St Patricks Tenth between D and G NW lists masses and sermons by Rev Dr Stafford and Rev Father Smyth. St Aloysius North Capitol and I streets observes solemn high mass at 10:45 and vespers for feast of martyrs Mark Stephen and Melchior. League of the Sacred Heart meets at 5 PM. Bons Mars Association to meet after vespers.
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St. Dominic’s
St. Thomas’ Sodality
J. H. Stinger
O. P
St. Cyprian’s
Thirteenth
Noutheast
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Patrick’s
Tenth Street
D. J Stafford
D. D
Mathers Thomas E .Guigan
William J Carroll
James A. Smyth
Stafford
P. J. Dooley
Bons. Mars Association
F. T McCarthy
Ninth Street Christian Church Board Expands During Session
At a Thursday business meeting Rev. BEBE Bagby led the Ninth Street Christian Church in electing seven new board members: J. Weaver, Richard Burkhart, Jesse C. Adkins, William Ross Pirtle, Arthur Kitchin, George W Eliott, and Frank Bragg. Organist-elect Joseph Harrison was chosen to direct the Sunday school orchestra. The church clerk reported 1,106 members, with 186 added in the year. the Sunday school grew by 120 members, with 53 more in weekly attendance, 19 conversions, and $134 raised. The school now totals 842 with $863 raised. the Ladies' Aid Society, led by Mrs. Appleton Cady, reported nearly $500 raised.
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Ninth Street Christian Church
Bebe. Bagby
J. Weaver
Richard Burkhart
Jesse C. Adkins
William Ross Pirtle
Arthur Kitchin
George W Eliott
Frank Bragg
Joseph Harrison
Waugh M. E
J. A. Scott
J . Nichol
Ladies’ Aid Society
Appleton Cady
Church Opposition At Maryland Voter Rights Meeting
The West Washington A M E Zion Conference closed a two day session with a resolution denouncing Senator Gorman and his party’s bid to disfranchise colored voters in Maryland as unwise and iniquitous. Rev Logan Johnson presided the conference with sermons, addresses, committee reports, and reviews of Sunday schools and Christian Endeavor work.
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West Washington
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Gorman
Maryland
Republic
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S L. Carrothers
Sunday Schools
Christian Endeavor Societies
Anti-Saloon Revival Series Opens in City
The tenth annual anti-saloon revival of the Anti-Saloon League begins tomorrow at Wesley Chapel NW corner Fifth Street. Lectures by A D Wilcox of Ottawa Kansas will run each evening at 745 with choir assistance from the chapel and People’s Mission. District Temperance Sunday will be observed by city pastors. Dr David Gregg, former Lafayette Avenue pastor in Brooklyn, will preach tomorrow at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
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People's Mission
Anti- Saloon League
District of Columbia
Gregg
David Gregg
Theodore Cuyler
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
City
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Scott Succeeds Tucker as Equity Professor at George Washington
James Brown Scott, a Columbia University professor, is named to lead the equity courses in George Washington University’s law department after H. St. George Tucker’s resignation. Scott will spend time in Washington each week to teach the subject, bringing extensive training from Harvard Berlin Heidelberg Paris and experience as a practicing lawyer and former deans at Los Angeles and Illinois law schools. He has published works on international law and quasi contract.
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Scott
Washington
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Berlin
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America
Los Angeles
Cal
Spain
Seventh Regiment of
California Volunteers
Los Angeles Law School
College of Law
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New York
University of Chicago
Reviews of New Books and Works of Fact
A roundup of recent titles including The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton, Uncle Bob by Laura Fitzhugh Preston, and Recollections of a Confederate Staff Officer by G. Moxley Sorrel. Also featured are Ayesha the Return of She by H. Rider Haggard, The Village Artist by Adeline Toskey, Sa Zada Tales by W. Fraser, Visionaries by James Huneker, and Democracy in the South Before the Civil War by G. W. Dyer. Each review notes themes, illustrations, and authorial credentials.
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Washington
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Fay
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G. Moxley Sorrel
John W Daniel
Neale Publishing Company
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She
HW Rider Heggard
Greiftenhagen Cloth
Doubleday, Page & Co
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Ludwid Horace Holly
Leo Vincey
Vincey
Holly
Central Asia
Avesna
Plains
Atene
Adeline M Toskey
H E Fritz
Fleming H Revels
Frice
Lfe
South
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Pubishing House
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Nashville
Tenm
Vanderbilt University
Tenn
Qisnela
Death of Payson Burritt in Sixth Auditor Office
Payson Burritt of the Sixth Auditor’s office died at his home on Thirteenth Street Northwest at 3 PM yesterday. Born in Uniondale, PA in 1845, he served briefly in the Pennsylvania Volunteers, worked as a civil engineer, joined the bureau in Washington around 1877, and headed foreign money order service for years. He married Mortha Clark in 1883 and leaves five children, among them Clark Burritt in Pittsburgh and Alice Burritt studying at Pratt Institute. Funeral services will be held at his home by Dr. Albert Evans on Monday at 4 PM.
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Texas
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Bureau
Foreign Money Order Service
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Martins Ferry
Ohio
Clark
Burritt
Hastern High School
Pittsburg
Alice
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Kit Carson
Post
Capitol Iis
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
I. N. Burritt
Philo Burritt
Anna B. Burritt
Rs. F. B. Brock
Albert Evans
Mrs Katherine Brown Dead Wife of Dewey Hotel Proprietor
Information reached here of the death of Mrs Katherine Cowles Brown wife of W G Brown proprietor of the Dewey Hotel of this city She died at the home of her brother W W Cowles in Glens Falls New York where she had been visiting for weeks Husband summoned to bedside less than ten days ago She was daughter of the late Darius Cowles of Glens Falls a niece of A B Corbin former State treasurer of New York Thirty six years old Survived by husband a son three brothers and a sister
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Dewey Hotel
New York
Katherine Cowles Brown
W. G. Brown
W. W. Cowles
Glens Falls
N. Y
Altheygh
Brown
Darius Cowles
A. B. Corbin
Local Washington Advertisements and Notices Mixed
A collage of 1915 Washington advertising notes, from merchants urging The Post ads as smart investment to services and goods. It lists major items such as cleaning, framing, lumber from Norfolk, loan services, iron framework shipment, hardware and furniture, millinery, organ rebuilding, and various neighborhood notices including street widening and building upgrades.
Mrs Margaret Wilmer Dies at 84 in Baltimore Home
Mrs Margaret Brown Wilmer died at 11 o'clock yesterday morning at the residence of her son Dr William H Wilmer. She was in the eighty fifth year of age, daughter of Gen Alexander and Lucy Brown of Nelson County Virginia. She was married in 1840 to Right Rev Richard H Wilmer Bishop of Alabama who died about two years ago. She was related to William Caines once US Senator and minister to France and was cousin of Col Alfred Rimes. Survived by three children Dr William H Wilmer of this city.
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William H. Wilmer
Alexander and
Lucy Brown
Nelson County
Richard H. Wilmer
Alabama
Wilmer
William Caines
United States
France
Col Alfred Rimes
Wiliam H. Wilmer
District Dentists Gift SmokEr to National President
The District of Columbia Dental Society announced a complimentary smoker to Dr. M Finley, recently elected president of the National Dental Association. The event will be held at Rauscher's this evening, with arrangements by a committee led by Dr. H. M. Schooley.
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Washington
District of Columbia Dental Society
M . Finley
Naonal Dental Association
Rauscher
Advertising Is Important News To Readers Of The Post
The Post urges readers to value advertising as essential news, highlighting Martin Bros. real estate firm as a twenty year Washington resource, with services in property sales, loans, mortgages, rents, and insurance. Other items note women saving, local market advantages, and various Washington-based businesses and ships serving regional needs.
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Post
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Washington
Pawer
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Martin Bros
Pennsylvania Avenue
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