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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1912

Page

12

Desirable patterns in open stock dinnerware

A merchant promotes open stock dinnerware from major factories, highlighting advanced porcelain artistry and value. Emphasizes sturdy medium priced varinerware suited for summer use, with wide pattern choices and flexible piece selection to build or replace sets over time.

China Neeton Colonial Roth

Colonial Glassware in Demand and Beauty Surges

Colonial glassware is described as more extensively used than ever, praised for quality and excellence. The article highlights its rich range, graceful shapes, clear crystal containers, smooth surfaces, and suitability for polished tables, noting a variety of items including bonbon dishes, sauce dishes, fruit dishes, and vases with current price points.

Dependable Earthenware Kitchen Needs Showcased

An exhibit featuring earthenware wares for cooking and serving cookie jars milk bowls cups and pots. Highlights include butter jars coffee pots and drip pots with prices from 10 cents upward.

Moth Fighting Materials of Known Efficiency

Fragmented OCR text lists moth fighting materials with quantities and prices. Mentions Moecinir caries pheela larga selon Maragin Mork Bags and Sues Estes with crystalline compounds. Notes items include Camphor lavender, Camphor in packages, Sulphur Candles priced per dozen and per unit.

British Envoy Hosts Luncheon for Miss Taft in Washington

Informal luncheon hosted by the British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce for Miss Helen Taft and her guest Mian Helen Barber. President Theodore Roosevelt walked with his secretary during the afternoon. Various diplomats and officials were seen in Sixteenth Street activity, and a large formal gathering followed at the Metropolitan Club for Commander Retzmann and the German embassy circle.

Bryce Helen Taft Mian Helen Barber Hilles Sixteenth Street White House Chinda Victoria

Octagon Club Meets at Playhouse for Musical Evening

Octagon Club met last night at the Playhouse. A musicale opened the meeting at 9 o'clock, followed by dancing and a copper. William V. Cox, president of the District Society Sons of the American Revolution, announced an invitation from Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, for members and families to a reception at Memorial Continental Hall on April 15 from 1 to 1. Irish entertainer Mr. McManus to entertain.

Mra Montgomery Blair Playhouse Aj German Washington Bupper Blair Bessie Edwards Viscount Viscountess de Sibour Edward Mitchell Bobby Roosevelt Lanahan William F. Draper Misa Margaret Draper Woodbury Blair Clarence Awards William Henry George McKnnahan William V. Cox District Society, Sons of the American Revolution Matthew T. Srott Daughters of the American Rrevolution District Society of the Sona of the American Revolution Memorial Continental Hall McManus

Social sets of other cities entertainments noted

Mr. Wilam Corcoran Eustis was hosted at the Aubt Club last night. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Emmons and daughter Mrs Elizabeth Emmons are at Hotel Chamberlin Old Point and will return to Washington tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont are joined by Miss Jane Tiffany of New York, cousin to Mrs Tiffany and granddaughter of Commodore Perry. Mrs. Charlies P. Keyger hosted luncheon for Mrs Arthur Evans at 2717 Thirteenth street, with tea guests later.

France Myron T. Herrick New York Europe George Young Young England Mr. Wilam Corcoran Eustis Aubt . Club Arthur B. Emmons Mis Elizabeth Emmons Chamberlin Old Point Washington Mrs. Perry Belmont Miss Jane Tiffany Miss | Tiffany Tiffany Commodore Perry Charlies P. Keyger Thirteenth Street Arthur Evans Evans Sant Keyser

Social Notes From A Busy Washington Season

Mrs. Morgan entertains a luncheon for her daughter Miss Eleonora Morgan. Mr and Mrs Hennen Jennings and Miss Katherine Jennings vacation from Naplea to Rome for spring. Mrs L E Johnson hosts a birthday breakfast for daughter Mrs John Herbert Lloyd. Numerous attendees and gowns described at Metropolitan Opera Haus social event.

Hennen Jennings Katherine Jennings Naplea Roms L. E. Johnson John Herbert Lioyd al Klapp Charica G. Roebling Trenton N. J Helen Carroll Sergeant Tyson, Jr Charles G Roebling

New Hampshire Society Elected Officers Listed

The New Hampshire Society has elected officers including President Elmer E Fisher First Vice President Charles H Bowker Second Vice President Mrs Witham EF Abbott Treasurer Arthur Sargeant and Secretary H M Fulton.

New Trampshire Society Elmer E Fisher Charles H. Bowker Witham EF. Abbott Arthur Sargeant H. M Fulton

Church Congress to Be Attended by Washington Delegation

Washington will send ministers and laymen to the Christian Conservation Congress in New York from April 19 to 24. Registered delegates include William Knowles Cooper Percy Foster Holcombe G Johnson Lawrence R Lee Norton M Little Dongall PD MacLeod Charles F Nesbit F Nichols Edward Taring Walter Ut ford J Miton Waldron and W W War wick. Washington members of commissions report on church unity rural church and permanence of the message.

Washington Christian Conservation Congress New York William Knowles Cooper Percy Foster Holcombe G. Johnson Lawrence R Lee Norton M. Little Dongall PD. MacLeod Charles F. Nesbit F. Nichols Edward*. Taring Walter Utford J Miton Waldron W. W. Warwick Randolph WH McKim Willett Hays Mr. Cooper

William F. Collins Buried in Washington

Funeral services for William F Collins age nine longtime Washington resident were held at his home on Morsr street northeast yesterday afternoon He worked for the District government for many years He is survived by his wife Lillie Collins and daughter Isabelle Ferber Burial was in the Methodist Cemetery.

William F. Collins Washington Morsr Collins Lillie Collins Isabelle Ferber

Nurito Promises Relief for Rheumatism and Nerve Pain

Home testimony from Washington sufferers claims Nurito greatly reduces uric acid and relieves rheumatism sciatica and neuritis with nearly immediate effect. Thousands report better health after using Nurito a druggist's $1 box offers a physician approved patent medicine with no opiates or narcotics and money back if relief is not found.

Washington James O'Donnell

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