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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
7
Open stock dinnerware offers customizable sets for service of 12, letting buyers select pieces as needed and replace broken parts quickly. Advertised prices show variations by pattern and origin, highlighting value differences between fixed 100 piece sets and open stock assortments.
Fragmentary ad lists Chippos Inte Covered Butler shes 25¢ and Chippendale Celery Trays 30¢ plus items such as Water Pitchers 65c and Berry Bowls 30c. Mentions 31 das Cloyendale Hotel Creams 15¢ and other prices, suggesting a general furniture and tableware sale.
Exhibition showcases the making of wind chimes in a bamboo booth. Visitors can view artisans assembling the bells and the process behind these cheery daily ornaments. Prices range from 10c to 8.50 each.
A storefront displays a wide range of inexpensive goods including Tyr E Nita stone water filters priced 200 to 773 Nev, Japanese teapots from 15c, gongs from 150c, water pitchers 25c, bimeres and decorations from 10c, new fen dishes with liners from 20c, jars from 155, and washstands from 4735. A later notice announces items on separate rails at fixed prices of 8c 10c 16c 25c and 50c each.
Classified notice lists moth preventives and camphor products with assorted packaging prices. Items include camphor in tins and canisters, cedar of Lebanon scents, and crystalline camphor dosers. Prices show per dozen or per can, with varying cents amounts.
A distinguished company attended the ceremony as Miss Allee Sorrel Blech daughter of Mrs Paul J Blech wed Lieut Richard T Wainwright USN son of Rear Admiral and Mrs Richard Wainwright at St Johns Church. Rev Roland Cotton Smith officiated with four ushers in dress uniforms and a best man. The reception followed for families and close friends with numerous high ranking attendees including Rear Admiral and Mrs Wainwright and Mrs Meyer wife of the Secretary of the Navy.
Entertaining guests at Highlands last evening honored the bridal party of Edith Lee Sutherland and groom elect Robert Elmore with a dinner in pink heart shaped Killarney rose decor. Former Gov Thomas of Utah attended. other guests included Miss Alice Goodwin Elsie Miller and Miss Mary Clayton among many society figures.
Concurrent notices urge residents to forward missing names for the decennial census and request exact population figures. Washington Post editorials publish a plea from Mrs L J Prentiss and Miss Smith of Cleveland to verify home addresses during travel. Also noted is a DAR president general dinner at the New Willard hosted by Mrs Henry Miller Horton of Buffalo New York. Prof John Udy Lean of Detroit visits Washington with family.
Miss Mabel Madden daughter of Representative and Mrs M B Madden will marry Mr Paul Henderson Saturday at 4 oclock at Castle Eden the summer home of the Maddens in Hinsdale Mass. Lianne Ansit of Albany will attend as sole attendant and Lionel Gardiner will serve as best man. Lucia Hull arrived in Washington to visit her brother in law and sister Representative and Mrs Richmond Pearson Hobson. A luncheon at the Colonial Dames Club honored Mrs William Ruffin Cox national president with many guests listed and decor in yellow tulips. Gen and Mrs S M 8 Young to move to the Soldiers Home later this week.
The item chronicles society gossip in Washington and New York, detailing Miss Paterson Townsend of Baltimore and her marriages suitors including Bonaparte descendants, rumors of Vanderbilt visits to Westbury, and social movements around Meador Park and Eden. It notes club memberships of Mrs Beeding, the Mahatma Institute tale, census efforts in Washington, and a flurry of engagements, separations, and elopements among prominent families.
Charles Cadell of Lieut Gen Cadell British Army marries the widow of Col Charles Bantzon US Army in a Savoy Chapel ceremony held today in London. The groom is connected to the Cadell family stationed in the British military, and the bride is identified as the widow of an American officer from Los Angeles.
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