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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1905
Page
4
The Saks store presents fall and winter automobile apparel for men and women from leading makers C. Strom et Fils of Paris Oscar Hennriques of Copenhagen Alfred Dunhill of London and La Belle Jardiniere of Paris. Prices are given on a commercial basis and lower than generally prevailing. Lamps horns and other autoist sundries are also stocked.
The Y M C A educational committee hosts an informal conference at 1782 G Street NW with a dinner at 6. Harrison Colburn will address enlarged educational work in Washington, followed by a discussion on educational advancement. Merrill Gates presides, Myron Jones assists, and plans aim to broaden and energize the field.
Rev. Weston Bruner of Fifth Baptist Church sermonized on Genesis 18:20 21 arguing that God sees and cares for the city. He warned that persistent pessimism destroys hope and rots life, asserting divine vigilance over nations and cities and impending judgment.
Rev Dr George Calvert Carter rector of St Andrew s Episcopal Church has come back from a six week vacation at Northeast Harbor Maine. He says the rest was quiet and restorative and he is ready for the coming year s work. His family stayed in Philadelphia until October.
Rev. John Cooper celebrated his first solemn high mass in Washington at 11 o clock yesterday morning in St. Matthew's Church Rhode Island avenue NW. He was assisted by Rev. Edward L. Buckey deacon and Rev. Thomas S. Lee subdeacon. Buckey preached on St. Matthew. The service opened the church winter schedule and featured the patronal festival of the parish celebrating St Matthew's feast day.
A church and Sunday-school were organized and held yesterday afternoon in Randie Highlands within a United States Realty Company building. Col. Randie pledged a donation for the church, and services will continue there until a dedicated edifice is built. A sacred concert drew a large crowd, with electric railroad cars packed with passengers en route to the new suburb.
Rufus W. Pearson of 1427 Corcoran Street NW reported a gold watch valued at 48 dollars stolen while he sat at the National Baseball Park Saturday afternoon. He told police he suspects two men who sat beside him. Nearby ads note local businesses and items for sale, including biscuits, engravings, and groceries.
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