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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1910

Page

29

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.

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.

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.

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

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