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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1908

Page

7

Woodward & Lothrop Upholstery and Cabinet Work

Woodward and Lothrop advertise services from New York to Paris for furniture manufacturing and reupholstery under personal supervision. They offer door panels portieres lace curtains draperies grills parquet flooring carpet cleaning and rug storage with estimates on request and orders held for delivery.

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Window Screens to Order and Cabinet-made Quality

Window screens crafted by Watelward and Lothrop offer high grade, cabinet-made construction. Manufactured in own work rooms with unusual gear resting qualities, finished to match any window and filled with rust resistant wire. Samples and workmanship submitted upon request.

Watelward & Lothrop Sample Workwerke

Window Shades and Lace Curtains at Special Spring Prices

Stock of shade fabrics complete with sample reps and quotes for high quality work. Shades mounted on Stewart Hartshorn rollers with perringbone-stitch hem to prevent ripping. Lace curtains offered at special spring prices with various values and ranges noted across several listed items and fabrics.

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Ready-made Window Shades and Sher Metal Frames Offerings

Ready-made shades in opaque and Holland cloths priced at 25c for 6 feet opaque and 39c for Holland cloths. Also advertised are Sher Metal Frame Window Screens, adjustable to fit sizes, with patent-like features claimed for durability and ventilation. Prices listed for various widths and inch measurements, highlighting rustproof galvanized frame and durable wire cloth construction.

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Screen Doors and Seats Sell For Low Prices

Screen doors sized 28 by 68 inches with a 1 inch frame sold at $3.00 each. Stock doors described as hardwood ready for use with no special skill to attach a chair or seat. Leatherette seats priced from 600 to $1.25 each, mounted on veneer bases with four iron clamps to fix to chair frames.

Vitrophane Sunshade for Windows Announces Easy Application

An OCR excerpt describes Vitrophane as a perfect sun substitute for stained glass, a flat material that blocks all but light. It claims to obscure unattractive views, comes in patterns, is sold by yard or roll, and costs 35 cents per yard for an 18 inch width, noting easy DIY installation with good results.

PIES Introduces Summer Floor Coverings In Diverse Patterns

PIES unveils an array of ideal floor coverings for summer use featuring varied patterns colors and weights. Some emphasize beauty others practicality all are praised for quality and usefulness.

Social and Personal East Fetes Minister Wu

Social and personal items from Washington detail entertaining by Mrs. George Becker for the Osborns, events involving the French Ambassador leaving for New York, Mrs Taft hosting and guest Charles Taft, plus numerous dinners and luncheons across diplomatic and social circles. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Fairfield Osborn, Justice Moody, the Greek Minister Voromilas, Dr. Fremont Smith, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Miss Karlan, and many others amid a flurry of engagements and travel through early May.

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 Fashion Scandal and Royal Wedding Buzz

Eccentric Paris fashions of Mrs James A Stillman and her entourage spark calls for return to the US while grand duchesses and European royals prep for weddings. Grand Duke Paul and Grand Duchess Marie Pavlona face a tricky wedding amid palace diplomacy. Separate notes recount a Tennessee? No, New York weddings and a Waldorf Astoria society fair with lavish costumes, races, and fortune tellers boosting the Stony Wold Sanitarium fund.

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 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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