Impressive Services at Laying of St Charles Church Cornerstone
Archbishop Falconio officiated the cornerstone ceremony for St Charles Church at Clarendon Virginia assisted by Father Wiliam Carroll and other clergy. Knights of Columbus organized the event with about 200 delegations and over 2000 spectators. Father Lackey, Catholic University official Dougherty, and local clergy spoke praising the parish’s future church and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Falconio
St. Charles’ Church
Clarendon
Mer. Cerretti
Apostolic Delegation
Wiliam Carroll
St. Patrick's Church
Mgr. Les
St. Matthew's Church
George A. Dougherty
Catholic University
F. P. Lackey
St. Charles
Fathers Buckay
St. Matthew's
PF. J. O'Connell
St. Vincent de Paul's
H. J. Cutler
St. Mary's Church
Alexandrig
Father Tearman
Falls Church
Father O'Leary
Georgetown
Knights of Columbus
Washington
Fitsgerald Council
Alexandria
Dr. Gorman
M. McFarland
Charles Rauscher
Father Lackey
Father Carrol
St. Patrick's
Falconic
Dougherty
Tanner Lagkey
Talis Church
Richmond
Asin
Perso
L. H. Thompson
Charles Ranscher
St Charles
All Saints' Ay
Postmaster General Hitchcock to return to Washington tomorrow
Washington dispatch notes the Postmaster General Mr Hitchcock will return from a Western trip tomorrow. The item also lists society wedding invitations and various summer home arrivals and departures of notable Washington residents and families, with mentions of Grace Genevieve Clary and Lieut Percy W Foote among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Washington
Grace Genevieve Clary
Great Falls
Mont
Percy W. Foote
Foote
Peval
Washington Navy Yard
U. S. S. Louisiana
Army and Navy
Chevy Chase
Clary
National Park Seminary
Forest Glen
Weddings in New York and nearby venues highlight autumn plans
Mrs Huta L Koon and Mies Hadith A Koon of Washington stay at the Hotel Walcott New York as several weddings unfold in cities and country areas along Long Island New Jersey and the Hudson valley. Tomorrow Leonore Cobb becomes the bride of Mr Robert Amory Jr at the Church of the Messiah in New York in a small quiet ceremony due to the bridegroom’s father’s death. A reception follows at Lady Hadfield’s home on West 59th Street. Also noted is the marriage for Miss Marianna Reffinder to Lieut Thomas Stanley Clarke at Ascension Church Westminster with attendants and relatives returning from Atlantic City. The Rev and Mrs Atkinson have moved back to their home on Twenty-fifth street northwest after summer at Haytessmere Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Long Island
New Jersey
Hudson Valley
Leonore Cobb
Henry Ives Cobb
Robert Amory
Church of the Messiah
New York
Wickersham
Minot
Arthur
Santa Barbara
Cal
Robert Hadneta
Chan
Marianna Reltsnider
John Milton Reffanlder
Westminster
Thomas Stanley Clarke
Ascension Church
Jéleanor
May Draw for President Alexandria Aldermen Deadlock
Alexandria aldermen again prepare to vote for president at an adjourned meeting. After two sessions in September and multiple ballots, the 4 to 4 deadlock persists between J. M. Hill and W. W. Ballenger with allied supporters. The stalemate may force a straw drawing as in years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington Post Alreal
King Street
Alexandria
Alexandria Board of Aldermen
J. M Hill
W. W. Ballenger
Hil
Jacob Bail
F. Marbury
James B. Fitzgerald
Ballengey
H. It. Field
C. J. W. Summers
Kenneth Ogden
Double Funeral Possible for Mullin Family in Alexandria
The death of William L Mullin at 111 North Pitt street Alexandria may alter funeral plans for his son William H Mullin who is set to be buried from his father’s home at 2 30 this afternoon. The elder Mullin, once a police officer, later worked for Cariin Halfish Hardware and served as night watchman. He belonged to James W Jackson Council and the Junior Order of United American Mechanics and was about 60. He is survived by his wife and several children. The son died of pneumonia in Washington Friday at age 39 and is survived by his wife and seven children. The Alexandria delegation to St Charles Catholic Church corner stone lay in Clarendon left at 2 by trolley. Frederic Kicherer, owner of a restaurant at Gibbon and Columbus streets, died after a brief typhoid illness at age about 60. funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Mullin
North Pitt Street
Alexandria
Wiliam H. Moullin
Mullin
Cariin- Halfish Hardware Company
King Street
James W. Jackson Council
Order of United American Mechanics
Washington
Frederick Kicherer
Frederic Kicherer
All
Columbus and
Gibbon Streets
Gibbon Street
Kicherer
Gimnasim
Wich
Thare
Anaghus
Masons Visit Eastern Star Home and Ta koma Park
About twenty members of Ar mening Lodge F A A M visited the Eastern Star Home for the Aged at Ta koma Park. They joined with thirteen supported by Masonic lodges, then drove to the Arion Gesang Verein for services conducted by Rev. Gr. Wiley. John Stetzer led as master of ceremonies with refreshments and speeches to follow.
Little Bobbie's Pa
Pa takes family to gym to watch boxing and a staged bout between a, boxing pro and himself. The prop battle ends with playful beating and bragging, as Pa explains boxing tips and jokes about earned money. The scene blends humor with a local club setting and a light, comic tone.
Talks With Women by Madison C Peters
Advice on happiness in marriage emphasizing daily kindness, affectionate words, and shared growth. The piece urges couples to express appreciation, support each other’s mental and spiritual growth, and avoid treating women as trivial or merely decorative. It uses parables of moss and thatch to illustrate concealed faults and the power of compassionate behavior.
Editor Julian 18 Buried in Salisbury Pelagra Funeral
Several thousand mourners gathered in Salisbury North Carolina for the burial of John M. Julian editor of the Salisbury Post who died of pellagra last Friday. Press representatives from Durham Raleigh Greensboro Charlotte Statesville and other cities attended the ceremonies. Bill Nye Memorial Association officers of which Julian was secretary attended in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
N. C
Washington Post
John M. Julian
Salsbury Post
Durham
Raleigh
Greensboro
Charlotte
Statesville
Lexington
Bill Nye
Julian
Matrimonial Contract Of Unusual Property Agreement
Wacky up to date marriage agreement between John Snooks and Jane Dooks details conveyance of Broadway east side buildings Singer building Governors Island Brooklyn Bridge Hinckwells Island and subway to Jane in exchange for marriage promise. Includes odd stipulations about art and bread as argument and token weekly pay plus board as two friends spar afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wex Jones
John Snooks
Jane Dooks
Broadway
Singer
Governors Island
Brooklyn Bridge
Hinckwells Island
Subway
J. John Snooks
Social season unfolds at Bretton Woods and Berkshire Hunt meet
New York and Newport socialites arrive in Mrs Geirichs private car at Bretton Woods for a two week visit hosted by Mrs Joseph Stickney at the Mount Washington Hotel. A dog incident ends with the pet in the private car after hotel rules deny access. Lady Lettice Cholmondeley and C Pryce Harrison’s engagement looms as a social note. Berkshire summer colony turnout exceeds 200 parties with prominent figures from Lenox and New York traveling to the hunt meeting at Lee Crease Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Symls Lehr
Herman Geirichs
Harry &. Black
New York
Newport
Geirichs
Mr. Lehr
Bins. Stickner
Mount Washington
Berkshire
Berkshire Hunt
Lee Creasure Park
Hunt
Hunts Committee
Lenox
Charles Lanér
F. J. Smith
K. Appleton
Katte Giwrence
Ruth Appleton
Irene Pigelow
Melte Raymond
Mics
Charlotte Barnes
John $. Barnes
Barnes
Sdiss Edith Bird
Boston
Birs
Warren Sturgis
Harris Fahnestack
Frank A. Ware
Ware
Tahnestock
Kate Cary
Henry Pp
Miss Cary
Jacques
George Westinghouse
Charles Russell McSparen
Margaret Wadsworth
Westinghouse
Henry Hollister Pease
Much Meat Expensive to the System
Dr. T. J. Allen argues meat is costly to vitality and longevity. He notes carnivores digest flesh easily, but excessive albumin from animal food wastes energy and promotes rheumatism, gout, and quick aging. He recommends cereals, nuts, cheese, and milk as primary protein sources and that about eighty percent of solids come from fruit, sugar, or starch.
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Blesses New Church
Falconio
St. Charles’ Catholic Edifice
The
MR. Hitchcock
Charles W. Richardson
Massachusetts
Richardson
Amy Richardson
Mrs. Shepperd
Alexander Shepperd
Nicholas Longworth
Ogden Mills
Bart and Countess of
Granard
Whitelaw Reid
Bart
Countess of
England
Alice Vandergrut
H. Vandergrift
Miss Vandergrift
Craig Culbertson
Walter Brodie
Miss Brodie
Adirondacks
Poote Reifenider
Josephine Reifaniger
Reifenider
Naval Academy
Senator Clark
Montana
Clark
Wifth Avenue
Seventy-seventh Street
Huguette
John Jacob Astor
Fifth Avenue
Sixty-fourth Street
Ralph Waldo
Hill
Paris
Sorbonne
Alexander B. Legare
United States
Wiliam Leonard ‘Fhurber
Atlantic City
Arthur Adams
Monroe Street
City
Hortense Crosby Chase
Walter Emmett Wagner
Shannon
Maine
Huta L. Koon
Mies Hadith A. Koon
Walcott
C. Appich
Charles Q. Rogter
Clarence Rammling
East Capitol Street
George W. Atkinson
Haytesmere
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Board
Pitzgerald Corncil
A. A. Juucas
St. Charles’ Catholic Church
Union Trust Company
5Th
W. Edward J. Stellwagen
Marinello
Rath
Aboes Huyler
Philips
Schutz
St. N. W
Paquin
Mngcig
Steinway
Victor Machines
Edison Phonographs
St. N.W
Hattie M. Shacklette
Poser
Detroit Free Press
Leaven
Little Bobbie
William F. Kirk
Talks With
Madison C. Peters
Colmidge
Hic
Cthetiae
Vanly Milk Trust
Grace
Lettice Cholmondeley
C. Pryce Harrison
Lettice
Lord
Cholmondeley
Nigel
Emily Kingscote
London
Ghulmondaiey Castle
Cheshire
Mr. Harrison
Col
R. T. Harrison
Caerhowedl
Montgomeryshire
Sacety
Belle Greene
J Pi Morgan
Thirty -Sixth Street
Auex Greene
Morgan
Henry Hollister
Mrtilda Beekman
FP. G. Gatlett
Sloane
Alfred K. Thetrieh
Mallbrooke
Berkshires
Henry J. Belle
Bayside
Dlerich
William Eob Griswold
L. P Richardson
Montgomery Hare
Edward Crowninshield
Clinton G. Gilmore
Samuel Russell, Jr
James Barnes
Foster
Manhattan Opera House
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Eighth Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
Cain
Oscar Hammerstein
the & P.C
T. J. Allen
Capright
Suitt & Company
Béla Paz
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