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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1905
Page
27
Leading makers of automobile apparel for men and women are showcased at the Saks store with stock from C. Strom et Fils Paris Oscar Hennriques Copenhagen Alfred Dunhill London and La Belle Jardiniere Paris. Prices are stated as lower than general levels and the shop also carries lamps horns and autoist sundry needs.
The Y M C A education committee gathers for an informal meeting at 1782 G Street NW with a 6 pm dinner and an address by Harrison S Colburn on enlarged educational work in Washington. Merrill Gates chairs. Myron Jones leads discussion about advancing education and new energy for the field.
Rev. Weston Bruner at Fifth Baptist delivers Genesis text sermon on pessimism in city life. He argues God sees and cares, while pessimism rots life, noting divine vigilance over Sodom like cities and nations and the coming judgment.
Rev. Dr. George Calvert Carter rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church has come back from a six weeks vacation at Northeast Harbor Maine. He describes the outing as quiet with long seashore walks and interior excursions and says it greatly benefited him and he is ready for the coming year. His family remains in Philadelphia until October.
Rev. John Cooper inaugurates winter services at St Matthew’s Church Rhode Island Avenue NW with his first solemn high mass. Assisting were Rev. Edward L. Buckey as deacon and Rev. Thomas S. Lee as subdeacon. Buckey preached on St Matthew’s life and works.
A church and Sunday school opened yesterday in Randie Highlands Col. Randie pledges a donation to the church building and ongoing services while a new electric railroad line shuttles crowds to the suburb. The mass featured a mixed choir and male chorus, with P H O Ferall leading chant during the service. A large turnout attended the sacred concert, and many travelers were stranded by crowded cars amid the event. Burnett s Vanilla Extract ad appears in the text.
City bulletins report Rufus W. Pearson of 1427 Corcoran street northwest robbed of a gold watch valued at 48 dollars while seated at the National Baseball Park on a Saturday afternoon. He told police he suspected two men who sat nearby. A separate notice notes a gold dragon stickpin lifted from W. W. Blake of 1017 P street northwest on a street car.
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