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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1910

Page

7

Woodward Lothrop sale on marbles bronzes and electroliers

Woodward and Lothrop advertises New York Washington Paris Italian marbles French bronzes and electroliers at steep reductions to shed summer stock before dust and dict damage. Reductions average a thurd to a half, highlighting one of a kind imported pieces ideal for elegant wedding or anniversary gifts. The notice notes sale of remaining stock of marbles and bronzes around this time each year.

Silk Pajamas With Military Collar Description

Fabric listing describes silk finished cotton pajamas in very light weight plain colors and white with a military collar. Includes mention of SUCTORS and decorative details, though several words are garbled.

Euler Witale

Garment Fabric List and Prices in Historical Trade Note

A fragmented OCR list outlines fabrics such as cotton, lisle, merino, wool, and linen with weights and sleeve styles. It includes sample garment prices and codes like Jorgen 300 15e 700, 1 de 100, 8050 82.00, and various labels such as Meno SL00 S150 and Waalmul. The entry ends with linen items priced at 409, 225, and 3.00, plus references to Viten Tharment and related terms.

Jorgen

Boys Fine Clothing Arrives With The Latest Styles

A local retailer announces a new line for boys featuring all wool suits in spring and early summer weights. Prices start at five dollars for knickerbocker styles, with high quality Norfolk and double-breasted pieces in navy blue, tan, and other colors.

Norfolk

DLO Fina Deals in Bulk Spotlighted

A short listing shows DLO Fina price notes: six for two dollars and fifty cents, and six for three dollars. The terse entry suggests bulk sale pricing without further context or items.

Distinguished Men See Miss Sutherland Wed

The marriage of Miss Edith Lee Sutherland daughter of Senator George Sutherland Utah and Mrs Sutherland to Mr A Robert Elmore of New York occurred at St Margaret s Church at 2 30 p m with Rev Morgan Ashley officiating. Attendants included Miss Alice Shnore maid of honor and bridesmaids Miss Virginia Beatty Eleanor Ridgely Frances Fioldsborough and Alice Boutell. Best man Fielding Simmons. ushers Raber Stead Harris Crist John Briscoe Morris Parker Charles Riley Henry Pickering Parker. The Highlands hosted a reception with pink roses dogwood and Japanese iris. The couple plan a six week honeymoon in Los Angeles California. Attending guests included the President and the Vice President and Mrs Sherman with Miss Marjorie Sherman.

Sherman United States Senate Edith Lee Sutherland George Sutherland Utah Sutherland A. Robert Elmore New York St. Margaret's Church Morgan Ashley Stead, Jr Harris Crist John Briscoe Washington Morris Parker Charles Riley Baltimore Henry Pickering Parker Highlands Elmore Wilh Ive Los Angeles Cal United States Archibald Bute Marjorie Sherman Utica Senator Scott West Virginia Senator Taylor Tennessee Taylor Mann Representative Mann Illinois Needham California Routell Miss Route Weeks Massachusetts Mabel Boartman William Barret Ridgely Goldsborough Witch Jean Loring Annie Irwin Congressional

Senator's Daughter Weds in Elab orate White House Ceremony

The wedding of Senator Reed Smoot’s daughter featured a formal church ceremony with white flowers, palms, and a procession of dignitaries including many senators and representatives. The bride wore a charmed gown of white duchesse lace and orange blossoms, while the President and Mrs Taft hosted the Colonial Dames and Daughters of 1812 at the White House in the afternoon.

Taft Council of Colonial Dames and the Daughters of 1812 White House

Dinner Hosts Rally of Diplomats and Notables in Washington

Notable guests gathered for a dinner hosted by former Senator and Mrs. Henderson, including Japanese ambassador and Baroness Chida, ministers and attaches from Norway Belgium Spain Britain and Hungary, and Cuban commission officials. Gen. Carlos Garcia Velez led a reception in honor of the Cuban delegation opening the Bureau of American Republics, with宴 attendees from the Cuban state, Havana diplomats, and U.S. officials.

Joan B. Henderson Chida Norway Mme. Gude Belgium Count de Bulsgeret Legaign Mme. de Rently J. van Vechten Olcott Laurence Townsend Yvonne Townsend Perry Belmont James W. Wadsworth Harriet Wadsworth Flora Wison Mabel Boardman Benoist a'Azy Commerce Laboz Nagel Austin Hungary Mme. Loewenthal-Linau George Young Todd Austen Wadaworth Charles Frewen Perkins Boston Carlos Garcia Velez Washington Bureau of American Republics Senor Marcelino Diaz de Villegas Treasury Cuba Eliseo Giberga Havana Guillermo Patterson State Department of John Barrett Francisco J. Yanes Bureau Eduardo Lores Arturo Padror Y Almeida Maria Nunez Legation Cesar A. Ece Legation of

Elegant Washington wedding greets guests from Cuba to Clarksburg

A society note recounts a Cuban secretary and other officials dining with the Siamese minister at Chevy Chase. It then details the May wedding of Emma Notris Hume to Lynn Sedgwick Horner in Washington with a ceremony at the family home, ornate decor, and a breakfast reception. Attending guests included relatives from Clarksburg and notable names from New York and Ohio.

Double Wedding in Episcopal and Luther Place Churches

Miss Louies Cleaves Cole and Mr Robert Sidney Belknap wed at St John s Episcopal Church in high noon ceremony attended by a distinguished company The bride wore ivory satin with old duchess lace and lilies of the valley The groom is from Amherst Mass A second wedding followed at Luther Place Memorial Church uniting Miss Wilred Finckel and Mr James Shepherd Birvus in a white satin gown and floral attire The couple plan to reside in Amherst Massachusetts and Philadelphia area guests included relatives from Hartford and Germantown

Louies Cleaves Cole H. H. Freeman Nevins Mrs. Cole Misa Kelena Parker Manan Hawley Hartford Mann Katherine Leech Clement Kite Philadelphia Francis Belknap Flushing Long Islard Wridlegroom George Beale Bloomer J. A. C. Palmer Abner Ferguson Highlands Mrs. Belknap Town Luther Place Memorial Church Wudred Finckel Willam Henry Finckel James Shepperd Lioyd Douglas Rausie

A Home Rule For Mealtime Conduct

A rule to avoid disagreeable remarks at meals. Emphasizes choosing silence when needed to maintain good digestion, arguing mood and timing affect appetite. Notes that cheerful banter is not always possible but should not spoil the meal.

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