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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1906
Page
21
A broad display of collarettes in Pearl Coral Amethyst Turquoise with 4 to 12 strings and cut stone pendants priced from 75c to 10.00. Pearl and Ruby Clasps, lace accents, baretts, and German silver fashion bags priced 35¢ to 12.00. Includes love pins, gold plated pieces, and assorted decorative pins.
The nineteenth annual Washington Art Association exhibition closed. Notable works include Breckenage and others, with strong portraits by Benson and Sloan. The Fisher exhibition features religious canvases and fine nudes, while Damrosch’s New York Symphony Orchestra appears in April, led by Walter Damrosch.
Long list of musicians, pieces, and venues including Chopin Nos 6 and 46, Mendelssohn Songs Without Words, Sousa marches, Verdi arias, Beethoven symphonies, and choral items. mentions performances by Miss Brooks, Mrs Huling, Harry Wheaton Howard, and the Washington College of Music events, with dates around Easter week and early April.
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