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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1910

Page

7

Special Sale of Men's Neglige Shirts

Special sale on men's neglige shirts in printed percale and madras with striped colors. Coat style with attached cuffs, all sizes available. Regularly $1.00 to $1.25, now 69 cents each, or 3 for $2.00. Limited stock of 30 received and placed on sale.

Special Midsummer Prices on Upholstery and Drapery

Special midsummer prices prevail on reupholstering repaving refinishing furniture making draperies window shades parquetry and hardwood floors and decorative papering of apartments or houses. Color schemes draperies furnishings match and estimates offered by Laport designers at no charge. Orders placed now ensure readiness in fall and save money versus waiting.

Eseraser Laport

August Clearance Sale for Lace Curtains Continues

Final clearance offers for all broken lots dropped patterns and discontinued lines of imported and domestic lace curtains. Nearly every style included with high grade goods and desirable patterns. Some lots contain multiple pairs. Great opportunity to save, offered at far less than regular price.

Portieres Fabrics Sale from Foreign and Domestic Makers

Sale of portieres and fine upholstery fabrics including tapestries brocades silk armures damasks and reps. Special values listed: Silk Armures and Reps two dollars per yard value three fifty. Silk Damasks two fifty to six dollars per yard value four to ten. Silk Brocades four fifty per yard value seven fifty.

Basketware for All Purposes in Washington

An advertisement touts basketware for every purpose including a basket refrigerator that stays cool with a small ice piece for fourteen hours. It markets dog and cat traveling sleeping baskets in several styles and sizes with prices sleeping baskets from 1.50 dollars and traveling baskets from 2.00 dollars.

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Mason Jar Varieties and Accessories Listing

Wide mouth fruit jars in pint to gallon sizes with plain and optic finishes, dozen quantities. Atlas Mason jars offered in quart, half gallon, and one to two gallon sizes with assorted tops, rubbers, and tulip rubbers. Mason porcelain-lined jar tops, jar rubbers, and parffin wax available in dozen or package quantities.

Mason Atlas Mason Fruit Jars Atlas Mason Fruit Ars

Secretary Knox Motoring Along the North Shore

Secretary Knox travels with Mrs Knox and friends along the North Shore stopping at Narra been traveling in the miehel je gansett Pier to Pointe-au-Pic Canada. Numerous Washington residents and guests motor to Atlantic City and Niagara Falls as part of extended trips with家 families and social circles.

Knox North Shore Phil Charles C. Swander C. Knox, Jr Miehel Jegansett Pier Pointe-au-Pic Canada Pate William F. Dennis Washington Hot Springs Edwin B. Vrooman Niagara Falls Toronto Montreal Rochester Thomas W. Stubblefield T. Stubblefield Capén Springs Peter Wetzler Sixth Street Piscataway, Md W. L. Kearney Atlantic City

Dinners at Newport Attend Affluent Social Dinner Dance

Newport RI August 23 Mr and Mrs Frederick H Prince hosted a dinner and dance with guests including Mrs French Vanderbilt Lord Rocksavage Lord Grosvenor Reginald Brooks Philip A Clark Robert B Van Cortlandt Reginald C Vanderbilt Payne Whitney Lawrence Waterbury and numerous other prominent families. The event followed by a large Casino tennis attendance and a yacht arrival by George F Baker Jr aboard Viking. Several notable guests and society events continued through the week with plans for additional dinners and entertainments in honor of visiting dignitaries and naval officers.

Newport Frederick H Prince French Vanderbilt Lord Rocksavage Lord Grosvenor Reginald Brooks Robert Goelet Craig Biddle Eleanora Sears Harold 5 Reginald C. Vanderbilt Frederic Winthrop Hamilton Mass R L. Agassiz Mme Fritzi Scheff Mr. Fox Boston Edward J. Berwind Conrad Berger's Phoenix Ingraham New York Oliver Gould Jennings Graham Bacon Hugh D Auchincloss G. Winsign Frederick H. Prince Duke Franz Josef Bavaria George Hilliard Benjamin Muenchinger-King Cottage B. M. Binney Lincoln Smith Black Rock A. E. Bell Stuyvesant Fish Hot Springs Henry Clews Onarredon Newport House Commodore Arthur Curtiss James Aloha T. Shaw Clarence W. Dolan George S. Scott Alfred G. Vanderbilt Oakland Farm Europe Sydney Staunton Armored Cruiser Squadron Tennessee Montana North Carolina W. Scott Cameron Hempstead ES. Reynal Seymour Johnson William E. Glyn Eleanor Sears Frederick H. Sears

Gymkhana Races at Narragansett Cup Winners Named

Races on Narragansett Pier beach drew a large crowd. Winners included Robert Sullivan for the Casino cup in the dress suitcase race, R. P. Smith for the Imperial cup in apple and bucket, Wistar Randolph for egg and spoon and Elm Cottage cups, Jonh R Fell for the quarter-mile dash sweepstake, and Scudder Marsman of St Louis in the quarter-mile open race. Notables dined at the Casino and Gladstone hotels, with several New York and Ohio guests listed.

Narragansett Pier R. I Robert Sullivan R. P. Smith Wistar Randolph Master Randolph Jonh R Fell Scudder Marsman St Louis Robert Varnum New York iMr O. L. Mersman Rowland Hazard Sturgis T. BR Hazard Bishop Providence H. W. Wilmont Stanley Cutter Cleveland Ohio F. 5. Jones Jones W. T.cooper Quincy Mass Gladstone Henry Spies Kip Leavitt J. Hunt

Laugh and Grow Fat Says Mental State Drives Weight

A homely saying is linked to science as a writer argues worry and abnormal mental states, especially in women, cause thinness. Change of thought, not diet, is urged to increase weight, advising to drop the brown study habit and laugh to grow fat.

Shakespeare Cassina Jean Clyde Weber Wotan Divinity School University of Chicago Paul Jesus

Talks With Women by Madison C Peters

A devotional essay urges steady, useful living by women. It counsels focusing on impact on others, embracing cheerful contentment, and acting with resolve rather than chasing imagined misfortunes. It also notes personal growth comes from uplifting interactions and purposeful daily tasks.

Itfs Marth Southey

Happenings at Lenox Mass A Busy Summer

Lenox Mass August 23 travelers and locals arrive at hotels including Wendell Greenock Inn Aspinwall Curtis Hotel and Beverly noting visits by Perkins Burrows Schermerhorn Somers Armstrong Sherman and others. Residents like Haven Bownd Barnes Burden Carpenter Hamilton Chandler linger towns from Pittsfield to Newport on motor trips and autumn plans.

Lenox Mass Mig E. Perkins Harriet C. Perkins John W. Burrows John K. Masgowan Julian D Franeher New York Wendell Pittsfield Augustus Schermerhorn Pine Croft Farm Glenex W. B. Gillette K. 8. Gill White Mountains William Douglas Sloane Bar Harbor William A M. Burden Hamilton McK. Twombly Newport Deepdene Charlotte Barnes James A. Burden Adirondacks J Sanford Barnes Scotland James O. Carpenter Joseph P Hamilton C. D Roberts Brooklyn George N. Chandler Cleveland Maplewood Eien Buckner Alexander Sedewick Stockbridge Gloucester

Al fresco tea at the Casino in Hot Springs

Mrs Benjamin C Tilghman of Philadelphia hosted an al fresco tea at the Casino in Hot Springs yesterday afternoon assisted by Mrs Walter McMichael. The guest list included Justice Horace Lurton and many others, followed by a luncheon hosted by Mr Delanoy Fitzgerald.

Hot Springs Benjamin C Tilghman Philadelphia Casino Walter McMichael Justice Horace Lurton George Cole Scott Frederick Scott Fragies Scott M. E. Ingalls Gladys Ingals Abbie Barhard Caroline Wood C. 5. W. Packard

Social events fill Wassifern Parc and Fern Villa

Yesterday at Wassifern Parc guests included Mr and Mrs George T M Gillkon and others with Miss Sarah Gibson and Rear Adm Thomas Parry. A dinner at Ingres Aight View hosted by Miss Gladys Ingalls followed by a luncheon by Mrs Edgar Bright and a lawn party at Fern Villa. Bishop Beverly Tucker hosted a Fassifern luncheon with eight guests from Dunns Gap. Wiltem Felton hosted a dinner at the Oaks for the ges Louse and Se ran Gibson with several attendees from Pitts Bire New York Homestead guests included J R Grant T Alexander Baxter and William Harris WW Johnston W P Coleman Frank F Miller and Mr and Mrs Albert Rogers.

Wassifern Parc George T. M. Gillkon William Hoop Grafin R. P. McClanahan Sarah Gibson Thomas Parry W. Stuart Symington Andrew Jones Gladys Ingalls Ingres Aight View Edgar Bright Gibson George John Duncan Harold Miller Pitts- Bire New ‘York J. R Grant New York T. Alexander Baxter William Harris Philadelphia WW. Johnston Washington W. P Coleman Macon Frank F. Miller San Francisco San Francisco J. §. Challener Norfolk Albert Rogers Newark

Engagement of Count Jean de la Greze to Miss Etesher H Steele

Paris reports the engagement of Count Jean de la Greze to Miss Etesher H Steele daughter of Charles Steele. The couple plan to wed in New York where de la Greze serves as an attaché to the French ministry of foreign affairs.

Jean de la Greze Paris Etesher H. Steele Charles Steele New York Count de le Greze Ministry of Foreign Effeirs

Newport Party Features Mini Circus For Widener Child

At the birthday party of Ft Widener aged 8 at the Pinard cottage in Newport a two ring circus entertained 5 Jam Hea cottage settlement children. Acts included clowns trick ponies an educated mule dogs and a sleight of hand performer. Guests wore favors and gifts.

Newport Ft. Widener Joseph ‘Widener Philadelphia Jam- Hea Mise Marley Astor Col John Jacob Astor William Henry Vanderbilt Ellen French Vanderbilt Craig Biddle Clarence W. Dolan Conde Mast T. Shaw Cate Mra Widener Fin Widener

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