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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1905
Page
23
Leading makers of automobile apparel for men and women are showcased with brands from Paris Copenhagen London. Saks emphasizes unmatched selection and prices set on a commercial basis lower than general levels. Lamps, horns, and autoist sundries also stocked.
The Y M C A education committee invites men to an informal dinner and address at 6 o clock at the association building 1782 G street northwest. Harrison S Colburn educator from New York City will discuss enlarged educational work and lead a post address discussion.
Rev. Weston Bruner preached at Fifth Baptist Church on the eye of God and human language. He warned that belief pessimism rots life, asserting God sees the city’s sin and will judge nations and cities while offering hope through divine care.
Rev Dr Carter rector of St Andrew's Episcopal Church returned from a six weeks vacation at Northeast Harbor Maine. He described the outing as exceedingly quiet with long seashore walks and interior excursions for rest and renewal. His family remained in Philadelphia until October.
Rev John Cooper D D celebrated his first solemn high mass at St Matthew's Church Rhode Island Avenue Northwest yesterday at 11 am to mark the patronal feast of St Matthew. He was assisted by Rev Edward L Buckey and Rev Thomas S Lee. Buckey preached on the life and writings of St Matthew. The mass opened the church winter service schedule and featured a note on a furniture sale unrelated to the mass.
A church and Sunday school were organized and held services yesterday in Randie Highlands, Col. Randie promising a donation for the church building. A sacred concert drew a huge crowd with electric railroad cars packed with attendees en route to the new suburb, many being turned away.
At the National Baseball Park a man identified as Rufus W. Pearson of 1427 Corcoran Street NW reported his gold watch valued at 48 dollars stolen while two men seated beside him drew suspicion. Police noted Pearson suspected the pair but found no watch on the scene.
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