Summer furniture and accessories showcased for the season
A long hot summer focus prompts a completed showing of summer furniture and outdoor amenities on the sixth floor. The display features porch furnishings, lawn items, tents, outdoor games, and garden sets aimed at cooling and decorating the home for warmth and recreation.
WICKERSHAMS ENTERTAIN AT BRILLIANT DINNER
Diplomatic figures and society gathered on Sixteenth Street for a Venezuelan centennial reception at the legation. Guests included Mme Flcarde de Acosta and the Misses de Acosta as house guests, amid flags and roses. Other events featured Ambassadorial circles and a Navy dinner honoring Lieut Roscoe F Dillon and attendants, with a Colonial Dames display of a gold medal for George Washington University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legation
Sixteenth Street
Vensanela
Rhimeter
Mme.“Flcarde’ de Acosta
Misses de Acoala
State Department
Bolivar
Venezuela
Bureau of ‘American
Roscoe F. Dillon
C. S.N
Elizabeth Goodwin
Walter H. Smead
USN
Navy
H. T. Winston
George W. Steele, Jr
Charles E. Parsons
Richard P. McCullough
Albert Church
Andrew 8. Hickey
Colonial Dames of America
Ten Eyck Wendell
George Washington University
Arnold Hague
Colonial Dames
Rauschér's
Council of the National Society’ of Colonial Dames of America
J.J. Morrow
Maj. Morrow
Engineet
Marriage notices fill Washington society pages
The wedding announcements detail Miss Conway Coles of Virginia, Mrs. Heber Thornton, Miss Agnes Selby, and others with gowns, flowers, and formalities. Separate items note the Trimble Lee wedding in Staunton, and social events for the D A R, including receptions hosted by Mrs. Dickinson and Mrs. Johnson, with guests from Baltimore, Boston, and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway’ Coles
Virginia
Malcolm
A. Cates
Wittiers
W.lemillond
North
Greece
Ingtron of Honor
Heber ‘Thornton
Agnes Selby
Baltimore
cMr
Henry Draper
Heber Thornton
Glenn Housted
William Kirknem
John
Gladfelter
Mala
Honlor
Richmond
Lemond
New‘ston Street
Mr Oliver to Go Abroad for Summer Travel
Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver plans to sail on June 1 to spend part of the summer abroad. Maj. von Liventius of the German embassy returns to Washington from New York. Several ladies from New York and Denver have been visiting the Secretary of Agriculture and Miss Flora Wilson and return home. Various travelers, including Miss Marion Towne and Miss Brown, attendings, are noted. The piece continues on the eleventh page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Rachel Christian Trimble
Craxford’ McChesey Trimble
Staunton
John Mason Lee
Widewater
Stafford County
Newark Avenue Presbyterian Church
Wallace Radellife
Lee
John M. Les
Slaford
Fitzhugh Lee
Nance Trimble
Bankhead Lee
Marshall Hing
Chittandan
Alexandria
Hugh C. Staxton
Stanton
Killarney
Boston
Jee
Robert Shaw Oliver
Mr. Horstmann
New York
Medorem Crawford
Gen.Crawford
Marion Towner
Crass’ Colgdte
That City
Countess Leary
Braseford
J. Z. Brown
Brown
Denver
Secretary of Agriculture
Flora
Wilso
Maj. von Liventus
Washington
Mme, von Livonius
Europe
Louis Esacuomas
Mount Risen
Ana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Niewrepad
Ington—Faris
Wickershams
Tha’ Vico
Ara
Bherman
Edwards Cranston Brooks
Congressional Club
Margaret Crosbyernoon
Daughters of the Cranston
Lucius Warren Johnson
U. 5
S. N
Prossoms
American St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Dolliver
Gress
Hughes
Senator Hughes
Colorado
Fairchild
Fairehill
Dickinson
Secretary of War
Scott
Stevenson
Tennessee
Mississippi
D. A. R. Congress
Ben Johnson
Kentucky
Timois
Titois
Johnson
Hardy
Milton Durham
Chenjault
Thompson
Gregory
Hoover
Mr. Oliver
Dorothy Gardner Walliams
Hot Springs
Gardner Willams
S E
Td Allen
Joseph H. Bowie
Raleigh
Archeeisa
Eetved
Hartshorn
Barnot
A. F
Bornot Bre. Co
F Street
N. W
Philadelphia
J. H. Small
Kimball
T. P. Gulley & Son
Marinello
Huyler's
Lovag
McKnew
Aia
Borden
A. W
Onpasita Palas
BON- Marche
Seventh Street
People's Drag Store
Rastur
Union Trust Company
Ibth
H Sis
M. W. Edward J. Stellwagen
Foreign Packers & Shippers
Fifteenth Street
Post
Juliet Ostrich Feather Shop
G Street
Philipsborn
Sleventh Street