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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1908

Page

29

Woodward & Lothrop Upholstery and Cabinet Work Offer

Woodward and Lothrop advertise summer upholstery and cabinet services under personal supervision. They list Iso making and reupholstering, door panels, curtains, draperies, grills, parquetry flooring, lace curtain cleaning, mattresses, carpet cleaning and storage, with estimates on request and orders held for delivery.

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Window Screens to Order From Local Cabinet Makers

High grade cabinet made window screens from Watelward and Lothrop offered with rust resistant wire and custom finishing. Samples and workmanship details available upon request.

Watelward & Lothrop Sample Workwerke

Window Shades and Lace Curtains At Spring Prices

Stock of shade fabrics complete with samples and quotes. Shades mounted on Stewart Hartshorn rollers with peRringbone-stitch hems for durability. Also offers lace curtains, imported fabrics, and decorative muslin and fringe items at special spring prices with various values and sizes.

Stewart Hartshorn Iveivat Poashian Kenai Cabian

Ready-made Window Shades and Screens Offerings

Ready-made window shades in opaque and Holland cloths sold by size with prices from 25 to 60 cents each. Sher Metal Frame window screens claim adjustable mesh and durable wire cloth construction. Ads emphasize neat appearance, long wear, and minimal frame maintenance for various window sizes.

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Screen Doors and Ready-made Seats Offer Low-Cost Furnishings

Advertises 1 inch screen doors with fixtures LAx6.6, 28x68 at 2 for $50 and $3 each. Describes stock screens, hardwood en, and ready-made attached seats requiring no skill. Seats are designed to attach to chairs with four wrought-iron clamps and veneer foundation, priced from 600 to $1.25 per unit.

Vitrophane Window Film A Simple Obstruction Material

A new sunsute called Vitrophane offers a flat pane that blocks view while letting light pass. Sold by the yard or roll, it comes in patterns and is easy to apply. At 18 inches wide it costs 35 cents per yard.

PIES Ideal Floor Coverings for Summer Use

PIES introduces a wide range of floor coverings ideal for summer use offering diverse patterns colors and weights. Some pieces emphasize beauty while others focus on service yet all are described as remarkably good for daily living.

Social and Personal East Fetes Minister Wu

East fetes Minister Wu with a round of dinners and luncheons as Washington society circles honor guests and host a wide array of diplomats and political figures. Notables include Mrs Taft hosting at luncheon and extensive entertaining by Mrs Stille and Gen Sternberg, with guests like the Greek Minister Voromilas and Dr Cushman attending various events.

George Becker Osborn New York Mrs. Taft Miss Cannon Fairfield Osborn Justice Moody Hobson Voromilas Fremont Smith Cushman Hennen Jennings Karlan Seidmore Davis Amasriz Washington Manhattan American Asiatic Association Boston John Hefburn Charles Hamlin Opera House Philadelphia John Calvert Hubley Massachusetts Club Owens Eleanor Reyburn Harvard Union Merchants’ Club New England Women's Societies Humphy Ward American Philosophical Society M. Jusserand Busbey Club Miss Lambh Miss Williams Grigg Foster Chapman Cooper William F. Draper Margaret Draper Kitties

Paris Fashionable Misadventure of Mrs Stillman

Eccentric stories from Paris show Mrs. James A Stillman resisting return to the United States. She spends vast sums on furniture and hats while dressed in unconventional outfits, hosting tea in a short silk dress with a crimson headscarf. Her husband counsels return, but she remains in Paris at the Rue Murillo residence.

Thenrietta Goodwin Wecatur Baltimore Miss Goodwin James Frick Willl Frick Tenry Sands Admiral J. Hoban Sands Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad and Mrs. L. O'Louaster Cox Miss Bainbridge New Willard Cox Hattie Bainbridge Washington Thomas Feneman Gaft Mary Langhorne Langhorne Zaidee Gaff James A. Stillman Hin” Potter James Brown Potter Paris United States HiUe James Stillman Rue Murillo East Seventy-second Street New York Stillman Europe National City Bank Suitman Cageh Ttowas Marie Elizabeth Sergius Paul Mme Pistolkes Aid-De-Camp Marie Pavlona Moscow Wilhelm St. Petersburg Sweden Serge Grand Duke Gustave Carl Vila Reval Nicholas Tsarskoe-Selo Roumania Sarah Ann Delano Mamaroneck Albert V. Deane-Reid Julian Treibert Collins Tennessee Los Angeles Father Clifford SL. Vaughan Collas Deane Reid Sing Sing Lewis Young Collins Miss Delano Tie Jeff Victor Clarence Frederick Artis Ffarm Liem Deane-Heid Tim Bloomingdate Ila Sue Deane-Reid Deane- Neid Delano Brothers England Canada Manimroneck Sarah Epon Waldorf-Astoria Yale Arthur Mowry Dartwell Waldorf Baron Rosen Baron Schlippenbach Buelaw Wilhelmstrasse Ada Stulberg Brussels Jsles Worth Charlemagne Tower Countess Carmer Baron Landsberg- Steinfurt Herr Fran von Arnim Frau von Bohlendorff Merv Frau von Loebel Herr von Adicher Herr Becker Buelow Schulenbure Her von Schwartzkoppen Rattbor Stens Wold Stony Wold Sanitarium Antor Dorothea Wardwell Trach Gav. Singhes Mybod Hugh President Roosevelt Secutary Taft William J. Bryan Rosalie de Forest Helen Morgan Henry Parker Cleveland Cobb Alfred Wagstaff Sho Goldand Bowth Dorothy Moran Nelle Rogers Ben Hur Charles D. Miller Roy Pier Alfred Cox Sanitarium Treasury Gear

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