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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1910

Page

7

Curtain price ranges from Trish Point to Arabian Lace

House sale items list curtain prices with current per pair ranges from 2.25 to 10.00 for Cluny Curtains, 3.75 to 10.00 for Trish Point Curtains, and 5.00 to 16.50 for Arabian Lace and Thread Lace Curtains, all reflecting discounts from earlier prices.

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Upholstery Fabrics at Nearly Half Price

Upholstery fabrics in tan crimson blue and reseda offered for furniture covers portieres and draperies. Rose Fine Silk Damask and Imported Moire Damask available in multiple shades. Damask suitable for wall hangings and upholstery, 50 inches wide, $3.00 per yard, value $4.50. Fourth floor G street.

Unusual Values in Seasonable Silks

A lot of 24 inch Mandarin Pongee suitable for women’s dresses and coats offered at a special price of 59c per yard, regularly $1.00.

Special Midsummer Offerings of ANDMADE Lace Linens

Special Midsummer offering lists Cluny lace centerpieces table covers and luncheon sets at savings of 25 to 33 1 3 percent. Luncheon sets include 13 piece sets with doilies and centerpiece priced at 4.00 per set. 16 piece sets priced at 7 58 per set. 6 piece sets priced at 6 50 per set. Centerpieces 16 inch 75c each. Miniature centerpieces 1.00 each. Table cloths range from 5 50 to 9 75 with various sizes and trims.

Newport social season polishes harbor hospitality

Newport nightlife opens its peak season with dining and dancing ushering in the city’s greatest month. Notables including Mr and Mrs Frederick H Prince, Mr and Mrs Reginald C Van derbilt, Miss Anna Sands, and Mr Harold Vanderbilt attend lavish dinners at Ochre Point villas and Rockhurst. Guests register at the Casino, with visits from Gane, Kane, Sack, and numerous society names.

Newport Ing Frederick H. Prince Boston Harold Meld Are Carter Portsmouth Reginald C. Vanderbilt Field Old Beach Road Bellevue Avenue Adolf Ladenpurg Brinton Buckwalter Lawrence Waterbury Thomas Ridgeway Edward H. Harriman Lt. B. Sproul New York Berkeley Grenville Kane Bateman's Philadelphia N. J William Murray Prices Neck George Murray Walter Lowrie Rome Brooklyn Thompson McIlvane Edward T. Potter Ernest Howe Newport Casino Gnve ‘Ernora Messrs Perry Belmont Wiliam Watts Sherman James .Gordon Bennett James Stittman Hosmer J. Barrett R. Livingston Beeckman Mr. Bacon i Edward C. Post Misg Unn Hutton Saratoga Arthur ‘Scott Burden Burdien Amos Tuck French

Ministers and social visitors idleing in Newport and nearby towns

Minister Hitt, former Panamanian envoy, now appointed to Venezuela, visits Newport joining Mrs Hitt. Eleanor Wayne Parker, daughter of NJ Representative Parker, stays with grandparents in Jefferson New Hampshire. Social figures Miss Esther Lagan and Miss Mary Bickford head to Canada from Washington for Quebec and Montreal.

Henry Gannett Washington New York Alica Gannett Canada Montreal Quebec R. &. Hitt Panama Venezuela Mrs. Hitt Newport Eleanor Wayne Parker Parker New Jersey Gen Gordon Jefferson, N. H Parran Jarboe Margaret Peyton Jarboe Lollie Harlowe Virginia Manor Muirkirk Greensboro N. C Esther Lagan Mary Bickford Emma F. Hood Rocky Mount

Resting at Narragansett Pier on polo and society

Narragansett Pier sees a quiet day with polo luncheons at the Casino. Philadelphia visitors including Mr. Albert E. Kennedy entertains guests. yacht Atlantic carries Harry Payne Whitney and others to the Country Club for polo before Newport return.

Narragansett Pier Narragansett Nerraganset Albet E. Kennedy Philadelphia Maitland Baird, Jr Chisholm Baird E. C. Baird Alexander Brown Deversux Milburn New York Carlos Wheeler John H. Hanen Edward Hubbard Atlantic Harry Payne Whitney Arthur Scott Burden Eugene Reynal Country Club Newport Baltimore Jamestown Bridge William James Howard Harney Virginia Latrobe

Luncheons and society events in Bar Harbor

Bar Harbor hosts the largest luncheon party of the season at the Swimming Pool Club hosted by Mrs. Edward La Montague with prominent guests from finance art and society. The first of five Country Club receptions also opens with Monday teas and a putting contest while a mixed doubles tennis tournament begins at the club courts. Additional large events include upcoming luncheons and a bridge party arranged by Mrs J R Ogden at the Swimming Club.

Bar Harbor Edward la Montague Mmnes J. R. Waterbury Henry F. Limock Henry R. Tinker J. L. Ketterlinus Ernest Schelling Fergus Reid Otto H. Kahn Charles EB. Pell R. Hall McCormick Atwood Violett Albert Gould Jennings J. Allen Nelson New York George §. Bowdoin la Rochelle George B. Sanford J. R. Ogden

Aristocracy and society rules shape Chicago’s social climbers

A London style piece on Nicholls doctrine of ultrafashionable peerage, Mrs. Potter Palmer’s social standing in Chicago, and a glimpse into modern manners through anecdotes of engagements, proposals, and revived chivalric courtesy. It notes William Seward Webb Jr and the era’s emphasis on pedigree and debutante culture.

Chicago Charles Wilbur de Lyon Nicholls New York C. W. de L. Nicholls Francis Nicholls Richard Nicholls John de Lyon Earl of Mr. Nicholls Mr. MacVeagh Potter Palmer Palmer Nicholls Bertha Honore France England Kentucky London Bartatinsky Hagushmen Russia Englshmen Emil Reich Germany America

White Sulphur horse show entries excite Hot Springs VA

Interest grows in entries for the White Sulphur horse show to be held in Hot Springs Virginia with Mrs David Dunlop and Clendenning J Ryan among exhibitors Carman R Runyon and others plan coaching parties for the event The tea at the afternoon concert drew many attendees including Mrs Charles Wortham Mrs Wesley Merritt Mrs Edwin Brettintus and families with several guests noted at tables and others present at the gatherings

Social round of visits and dinners at Fassiter n Farm and The Springs

Edward Crozer Dolan and Edward W. Sheldon entertained socially with a Virginia supper at Fassiter n Farm honoring Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Woodruff and other guests. Archibald M. McCrea arrived from Philadelphia to spend weeks at The Springs. Arrivals at The Homestead include several notable visitors from New York Memphis Philadelphia Cincinnati and Richmond.

Philadelphia Springs Edward W. Sheldon B. Woods Curtis H. Woods John W. Atkinson, Jr H. W. Wellford A. Morrigan Potheree Lloyd Ghchell H. Harrison New York W. A. Percy Memphis J. W. Perry Wilmington Alan L. Luke John G. Luke Thomas Luke Black L. C. Black Cincinmati Charles E. Wortham, Jr Lucy Ford Wortham Richmond

Climbing at Lenox Highlights Local Outings and Guests

A bracing Lenox day drew mountain climbers and picnickers. Several parties visited Mount Washington and Perrys Peak while social events featured luncheons at club villas and at-home invitations. Notables and guests from New York and Philadelphia were seen visiting Lenox and surrounding estates during the outing season.

Lenox Mass Mount Washington Massachusette Churchill Satterlee Sidney Haight Ethel F. Folsom Messiah George Winthrop Folsom Ross Whistler Perrys Peak Charles Carroll Jackson Ashantully Farm Tyringham Tytus Maine Boylston Beale Manchester Robert W. Paterson Long Island Mary Addie Sayre Blantyre Arthur Miss Geery New York Aspinwall William Brinkerhof Fordyce Parker Franklin B. Ford Lawrence Darr George W. Darr Louis Watjen W. J. Warwick W. E. Chapin J. H. Towne Eleanor Towne Heaton Hall Stockbridge H. Baker M Ballings F. A. Moore N. W. Morey Francis Dena Winslow Mies Winslow Washington Mountain Curtis J. T. Gaunt

Peru to Form New Cabinet Under Government Change

Minister Coombs reported from Lima that a new Peruvian cabinet will be formed today. Senor Porras will retain the foreign affairs portfolio under the new government, per Coombs.

Peru Coombs Lima State Department Senor Porras

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