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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1904

Page

34

Rich's Fall Footwear

Richs Fall Footwear extols its status as a leading shoe shop in the South with complete fall and winter stock. The store spans floors for men, women, and children, featuring college footwear, wedding and evening wear, and specialized sports shoes. It emphasizes fit, comfort, and prompt special orders for October weddings and active lifestyles.

South Rich

Richmond Society Hunt Club season opens with weddings and engagements

Rich mond society pages report a busy season kickoff as the Deep Run Hunt Club plans the autumn horse show while numerous weddings and engagements unfold. Invitations issue for Jane Elizabeth Taylor in Wake Forest and William Dabney Duke, with other betrothals and travels of Richmond families noted along with social events and tours.

Deep Run Hunt Club Harry

Washington guests at Atlantic City hotels list

Washington visitors are named among guests at Atlantic City hotels during the September stay. The report includes numerous residents and accompanying families from Washington, listed by hotel and surname, noting hospitality at the resort alongside the Carnegie Library opening plans and painters association convention activities.

Washington Post Atlantic City New Carrnegie Pacific and Tllnois Avenues Master Car and Locomotive Painters' Association of the United States Rudolf Washington Wiltshire Mre J. W. Corwein Jackson B. F. Goraney D. W. Conn T. A. B. Stewart Chalfonte Thomas W. Lockwood H. W. Lockwood W. Lockwood Schiemer Wheeler Royce G. Collins Miss Donahue Mise Taylor Coleman Coleman--Mra. Strafford, De Ville—David Wells, @red Logan C. Johnson Comers W. Harrison Berkshire Inc T P van Arsdale Edwin Lukine S Lamon Belmont Helen Morris Dennis Anthony C Addison Elveron F. Worthington Raleigh Dorothy Hammock John Leland F. W. Ritter Strand—Vre Arther Burns and Daughter Dunlop E. R. Stoughton Traymore George A. Anthony A. P. Nassy W.W. Winthrop Worthington S. B Purney Virginia Purney W. H. Morgan Berkeley H. WooLee JB. Washington

End of Season Notes From a Painter's Sketchbook

James Henry Moser reflects on a September paradise of hazy light in Virginia and Washington. He describes Monticello and Charlottesville’s charm, architecture, and Jeffersonian influence, then surveys city views from Mount Vernon Avenue to Anacostia, Rock Creek, and the Potomac. He notes painterly effects of haze, river mist, and suburban landscapes inviting urban artists.

Virginia Blue Ridge James River Afton Charlottesville University Monticello Jefferson Harvard Yale Williams Columbia U. V Versailles Potsdam Hampton Court Paris Berlin London Mount Vernon Washington Tong Bridge T City Fort Meyer Arlington Mount Vernon Avenue Aqueduct Bridge Four Mile Run New England Benning Congress Heights Anacostia Cazin Seus Potomac Great Falls Rock Creek Valley Rock Creek Brightwood Fourteenth Street Sixteenth Street James Henry Moser

Social and Personal Highlights From Washington

Social and personal notes continue with guests and travelers. Miss Josephine Brady and Miss Cecilia Farrell visit Mrs. W. S. Hunter in Hawarden, while Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harding and Miss Elsie Boyle head to St. Louis for two weeks. John W. Lowell and J. Reed Lowell return from Danville, Alabama, after visiting relatives and the St. Louis fair. Various locals relocate or tour, engagements announced for Miriam Behrends and Philip May, and activities include a reception, European trips, and dental congress attendance.

Annie Meade Blankenship Frances Jones Norfolk Hinton W. Va Mrs. Lawton St Louis Miss Blankenship Texas Mary Willcox Sherwood Willcox South Third Street Frederick BE. Maxcy Josephine Brady Cecilia Farrell Omaha W. 8. Hunter Hawarden Herbert Harding Elsie Boyle St. Louis John W. Lowell J. Reed Lowell J. W. Lowell Treasury Department Danville St Louis Fair Apold Behrends Sixth Street Northwest Miss Miriam Behrends Philip May

Engagement of Two Washington Young People Announced

In Narragansett Pier Rhode Island the engagement of Miss Rose Douglas Wallach daughter of Mrs Richard Wallach Washington and Paymaster John H Merriam USN is announced Wallach spent the summer here with her mother and sister Merriam son of Mr and Mrs William R Merriam former governor of Minnesota and census director Merriam stationed at the Washington Navy Yard Also notes about District School Piano bids and a china shop advertisement.

Washington Post Richmond Charles Taylor Jane Elizabeth Taylor Wake Forest D. C William Dabney Duke Washington and Southern Railroad Duke Frank W. Duke Taylor Wake Forest College Sho John H. Redd Grace Redd Howard Wayt- King King Loutsa Bank of Loutsa Sulphur Mines Josephine L. Watson Lois Wilson Hilary Herbert Royall United States Navy Rosamond Putzel J. Holmes McMurran Newport News Mary Putzel Graham Scott McMurran Miss Putzel Col. Putzel Washington Narragansett Pier R. 1 Rose Douglas Wallach Richard Wallach John H. Merriam Miss Wallach Merriam William R. Merriam Minnesota Washington Navy Yard

Baldness Contagious Germ Report From Hamburg

Scientists claim baldness is spread by a microbe from head to head. Prof Unie of Hamburg attributes dandruff itching scalp and falling hair to the germ erasing scalp and burrowing into follicles. The microbe supposedly drains energy from hair bulbs and then allows regrowth after treatment. Thousands report cures from physicians clergymen and laypeople.

Prof Unie Hamburg Germany

Musical Notes at Washington Churches Highlight Soloists

Miss Mildred Johnston substitutes as organist at Church of the Covenant this month. A wide roster of vocalists and organists are announced for choirs including St Michael and All Angels, St. Margaret's, and Calvary Baptist as students, teachers, and new engagements unfold in Washington.

Mildred Johnston Harvey Murray Church of the Covenant Routt-Johnson Iowa Circle Virginia Powell Goodwin First Congregational Church New England St. Margaret's Church Charles G. McRoberts St. Andrew's Ascension Episcoal H. Clay Browning Miss Browning St. Louis Browning All Souls’ Church Katharine Erney Gounod Green Hill West End Presbyterian Church Georgetown Alyce Saville Barnes St. Michael and All Angels’ Choir H. Edgar Barnes St. James’ Choir Philadelphia St. Michael and All Angels’ Church Erich Rath P Street Middleton St. John’s Church Rock Creek Edith Finch W. W. Dudley Scharwenka Conservatory of Music Berlin Henzmann Berne Switzerland Washington Oscar Franklin Comstock Trinity Church White Maine Comstock Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Virginia Mount Pleasant Congregational Church Mme Emil Hugh Ethel Theresa Camp Mme. Hugil GL. E. Gannon Church of the Sacred Heart Bernard Ryan Gannon Mise Marie Becker Arthur D. Mayo Boston Choi Calvary Baptist Church Mise Carrie Burkhardt Ralph Barnard Witter D. MacFarland Percy Thompson New York Helen Maria Burr Charles Richard Brand New_ York Brand University of Music Misa Alice Eckhardt O'Toole St. Michael and All Angelis Hollingsworth Hulling Madge Bernmemer E. J. McQuade St Margaret's Church McQuade University of Music and Dramatic Art Emma Pratt Knorr Mary Kimball Clara Drew Prox von Unsehuld St. Michael and All Angels Henry H McKee Edgar Barnes St. James’ Church

Nina Davids Gowns Arrive For Carnegie Hall Tour

The Kronprinz brought fourteen gowns for Mme Nina David to wear on her concert tour beginning at Carnegie Hall on Monday October 24. The dresses were custom made by Harges in London for this tour and she will wear at least two per concert and for the Magic Flute aria will appear as Aciroh...

Kronprinz New York Mme Nina David Carnegie Hall Robert Grau Harges London Mme. David Wil Asirifiam Mante David Washington

Faculty Names List Includes Several Professors

A readable fragment lists faculty members including S. M. Fabian, John Porter Lawrence, George Paul, McCay, Frederick Smith, Sydney Broyd, Wrightson, and vonal.

Peang S. M. Fabian John Porter Lawrence George Paul McCay Frederick Smith Vonal-Sydney Broyd Wrightson

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