Episcopal Church Notices in Washington Area
A compact list of service times and clergy for several churches including Washington Cathedral near Wooley road, Georgetown God Somerset camp, and Christ F. E. Church Georgetown. Details include holy communion at 7:30 a.m. or 11 a.m., morning prayer, sermons, and intercession at noon on Thursdays and other days. Clergy named include Rev De Vries, Rev William Tayloe Nnasder, Rev Edward Slater Dunlap, and Rev James H. W. Blake.
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Washington
Wisconsin Avenue
Wooley Road
Anon de Vries
Dpreacher
William Tayloe Nnasder
Georgetown
Somerset Camn
Roland Cotton Smith
Edward Slater Dunlap
George Wiliamaen Smith
T. Sa
Ector
Christian Ermont Avenue Church Service Schedule
Vermont Avenue Christian Church north of N Street lists Rev Earle Wilfley as pastor with Bible School at 9 30 Morning worship at 11 led by Rev LD Thomas secretary Army Y M C A Bliss Electrical School Evening service at 8 with speaker Page McK Etchison religious work director Coast Christian Endeavor and Midweek service Thursday 8 30 am
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Ermont Avenue
Vermont Avenue
N Street
Earle Wilfley
Lil. D
Bible
I A. mi
LD. Thomas
Secy
Army Y. M. C. A
Bliss Electrical School
Evenius
Page McK. Etchison
Reigious
M. C. A. Caordstian Endeavor
Bop
City pastors return to war themed sermons in Washington
Returning pastors resume pulpits across the city marking end of summer vacations. Dr James L Gordon will preach at Hillcrest Congregational Church with the evening sermon “After the War What.” Immanuel Baptist, New York Avenue Presbyterian, and other churches announce services and guest speakers including Rev J S Broker, Dr D S Kennedy, and John Steffan. Hebrew congregations begin Jewish New Year observances with readings at Eighth Street Temple and Adath Israel. Representative C F Reavis of Nebraska speaks at Eighth Street Temple on western front experiences. Memorial services scheduled at Hebrew Cemetery and various church events address soldiers and civilians alike.
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Nebraska
Will Dever
Eighth Street
Washington
James L. Gordon
Hilcgt
Congregational Church
Immanuel Baptist Church
J. &. Broker
First Baptist Church
Burnington
Broker
Southern Baptiste Convention
John Steffan
D. 8. Kennedy
Philadelphia
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Vesper Serylea
Helen Day
Charles Wood
Church of the Covenant
Cary “P. Grayson
Christian Endeavor Vesper
David Edwards
Addiar
Army
Reavis
C F. Reavis
Eighth Street Temple
Abram Simon
Adath Israel
Benjamin L. Kosaman
Hebrew Cemetery
Paul Langhorne
Petworth Baptist Church
Cantonial Baptist Church
Hez Swemn
Joseph Thompson
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Page McK. Wichison
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Ingram Memorial Congressational
Edward Bayss
Douglas M. IT
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Hayes
Edward Taber
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Baptist Ministers’ Conference
Calvary Baptist Church
Th. J. Broker
First Baptists Church
Burlington
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Marine Band
Peter Dyker
Columbia
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Kasper
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Temple School
G Street
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Watsonal School Fine and Applied Art
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Society notes mark Lafayette anniversary events in Washington
Last evening society pages report President and Mrs. Wilson attending a Lafayette birth centenary celebration in Lafayette Park opposite the White House. Diplomatic corps members and war mission officials from Washington joined the New York commemoration, with ambassadors and ministers from France Brazil Argentina Japan Belgium Greece and Italy attending or traveling for the event. Also noted are social visits in Washington and nearby towns, performances by Madame Tanaka Miura and other cultural engagements, plus civic news on aviation personnel and preparatory meetings of women’s committees for engineer soldiers at the home of Mrs. William M. Black.
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the Marne
Stendance
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
Mr. da Gama
Naon
Viscountess
Tahil
New Yorks
M. de Cartier de Marchienne
Georges Roussos
Guglielmotti
Cant. Vannutelli
Countess di Cellere
Kaarneys Point
M. J
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Piave River
John W. Davis
State Department
Frederick Bugher
Deer Park
Ralesr
Secretary of War
Wayfarers’ Club
Baker
Mme
Tanaka Miura
Camp Humphreys
Camp Leach
William Sandemann, Jr
United States Marine Band
William M. Black
California Street
Louise Haydock Engaged to Lieut Hackett in France
Washington reports announce the engagement of Louise Haydock of Milton Massachusetts to Lieut William H Y Hackett US Army now overseas in France. Hackett son of former Assistant Secretary of the Navy Frank W Hackett Harvard graduate and club member, and Louise Haydock in France with M C A work since May 1917. Additional notes mention family movements and social visits in Washington and nearby towns.
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Washington
Robert Roger Haydock
Milton
Mass
Philadelphia
Louise
William H. Y. Hackett
Service
U.S.A
France
Mise Haydock
Br Mawr
George G. Haydock
Cantigny
Hebert Haydock
Ruth Harrington
Boston
Arthur H. Weed
Near
Hackett
Navy
Frank W. Hackett
Harvard
Cambridge
Delfa Phi
Hasty Pudding
Wallatrast
Ninetieth Serv
Lieut
Chauncey Hackett
Katharine Jennings
Five Americans Decorated by British Honors in France
Five American servicemen received British awards for conspicuous gallantry on the British front. Lieut Allan Francis Bonnalie of San Francisco led a recon mission near Bruges on August 13, engaging six Fokker aircraft to protect a crippled British plane, saving the mission and allowing a safe return. Bonnalie, wounded and with tail damaged, steered the craft to cross the British lines, earning a distinguished service order.
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France
Assoc
Ated
Allantry
Allan Francis Honnalie
San Francisco
Glenn Davey Ransom
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Johnston
Lawrence Bartley Collier
Robert Hurley Hall
Bonnalie
Lieut Ransom
Johnson
Collier
Lieut
Bonnalle
Bruges
Belgium
Comrate
Itatail
Lievt
Bounalle
Sines
Maany
Boen
War Savings Stamps Doubles Offer for Purchases
Merchants unveil a plan to double the value of war savings stamps for August to December buys. Hugh Hilly Company will duplicate each stamp from September 1 through December 31, boosting worker participation while the RetMy company notes their staff already buys heavily. Dr J Catlanan praises the approach as district war savings committee signals approval.
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Hugh Hilly Company
I. G. Blumer
RetMy Company
J. Catlanan
Dietrict War Saving A
Sayings of Mrs. Solomon by Helen Rowland
A humorous comparison of the "vampire" of movies versus the vampire of real life. The article contrasts glamorous Hollywood style with practical, wary real-life behavior, noting how the latter’s charm is built on steadiness, modesty, and genuine poise. It emphasizes generations recognizing the difference and the danger of cinematic seduction.
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Mrs. Solomon
Helen Rowland
Jer
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Peril in Zionism as Jews urge Wilson rethink
In a telegram to President Wilson the rabbis national committee warns that attempts to revive separate Jewish nationality threaten Judaism. They urge reconsideration of Zionist endorsement and the Balfour declaration, saying it could eclipse religious interests and undermine American citizenship. Rabbi Wise defends the president's message, hoping it reassures Jews hesitant about Zionism and Americanism working together.
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New York
Wilson
Rabbis’ National Committee
Stephen 8. Wise
Chaim Wessemann
English Zionist Federation
Palentins
Ephraim Frisch
Rabbi National Committee
Rabbit Wise
Police Defenders Versus Home Defense in League Exhibition
Umpire Shorty Hughes to call a 3 pm game at the American League park featuring Home Defense and Police Department teams. Manager Ryan seeks 1:20 pm arrival for a 14 man Home Defense roster and Nick Altrock plans entertaining surprises. Police mentor Mike Heady aims to defend last year’s win as 16 000 tickets have already sold for the 2:15 pm gates.
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Shorty" Hughes
Ryan
Messra
Thomas
Meyer
Elseman
Geibls
Walker
Rhinehold
Kohl
Lyons
Andersen
Humphries
Martin
Varely
McCarty
Nick" Altrock
Cranda
Inélr
Mike Heady
Meeers
Brady
Hizer
Norsavage
Alequin
Center Market Alters Opening Hours in Washington
Center Market in Washington changes hours due to factors affecting meat marketing. Market now opens at 6 a.m. and closes at 6 30 p.m instead of the previous 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. Traders say demand for the earlier wholesale and retail hours has declined and that very little early business is being transacted.
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Washington
Mobile kitchens serve hot meals to 1600 troops in 6 1/2 minutes
In a public demonstration before House and Senate military committees, Acting Quartermaster General R E Wood oversaw 34 company soldiers enjoying a six and one half minute hot meal from mobile rolling kitchens on Eighteenth Street and Virginia Avenue NW. The menu featured roast beef, potatoes, carrots, beets, rice pudding and bread. Kitchens ride on two 3 1/2 ton chassis with steam boiler, frying kettle, soup steamer, and an 80 gallon coffee urn. They are designed to feed 1 600 men and can serve 3 000 in 90 minutes in the field.
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House
Senate
R. E. Wood
Eighteenth Street
Virginia Avenue
Geo. Pershing
United States
Marine Band concert at Filipee venue this evening
United States Marine Band led by William A. Gantelmann performs today with a program that includes March To Victory and a trombone solo Wonderland Walls. Italian prices noted.
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United States Marine Band
Wiliam A. Gantelmann
Fizaith
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