Sevent Annual September Sale of High-Grade Furniture
Woodward & Lothrop announces a Seventh Annual September Sale featuring discounts of twenty-five to fifty percent on a wide range of furniture. The sale emphasizes mahogany and oak pieces including cheval mirrors, chiffoniers, washstands, buffets, tables, chairs, rockers, and cabinets in various woods. Several items listed with sale prices contrasted against higher values, highlighting substantial savings during the term before store closes at 5 PM on weekdays.
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Wenty
Social Gatherings In The Berkshires This Week
Lenox hosts multiple luncheons and dinners honoring visiting families and local dignitaries. Notable attendees include Langdon B. Valentine, Clementine Furniss, Arthur B. Swann, and Joseph H. Choate Jr. Guests converge at Elm Court Naumkeag and the Red Lion Inn amid garden celebrations and tea at Laurel Hill.
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Lenox
Mass
Henry Hollister Pease
Orchard
Langdon B. Valentine
Newbold Morris
Brookhurst
Clementine Furniss
Edgecombe
Arthur B. Swann
New York
Berkshires
John B. Swann
George L. Rives
William D. Sloane
Elm Court
William W. Powall
Francia E. Pinkham
Jay Gates
Jabez Gates
Philadelphia
Red Lion Inn
Stockbridge
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Choate
Naumkeag
Churchill Satterlee
Noroton
Duncan Cryder
Francea Ogden
Wellington Villa
Stackbridge
Joseph H Choate, Jr. Wolcott Tuckerman
Walter A. Tuckerman
Willam B
O. Field
Samuel Blagdon
Thomas M. Sherman
Bishop A. W. Knight
Samuel Frothingham
S. Parkman Shaw
Joseph J. O'Defiohte
Maria O’donohus
Preston Satterwhite
Aspinwall
Franklin Acker
David D Acker
Rutherford, N. J
Maplewood
Pittefield
Ichabod T. Williams
Waldron Williams
Miss Williams
Yachting Parties and Motorists at Narragansett Pier
Naragansett Pier hosts a flotilla of guests at Luncheon parties and motor tours on August 9. Notables include Morton W. Smith of New York, Henry F. Lippitt and a yachting party, plus registrations at the Casino and Kincheon. Col. Colt and party arrived from the White Mountains and moved on to Bristol. Several high profile guests from Providence Philadelphia Boston and New York are listed among diners registrants and late arrivals. Commander W Kellogg visits Miramar aboard a U S N ship with host Irving H. Chase.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
Morton W. Smith
New York
Charlies M. Oelrichs
Louis Quentin Jones
Benjamin Weaver
Casimir de Rham
Henry Brevoort Kane
F. H. Hubbard
Archibald Thompson
Henry F. Lippitt
Rhode Island
C. L. A. Helser
Lauriston Hazard
Providence
William Storrs Wells
Newport
Robert Bohlen
Philadelphia
John Carter Brown ‘Woods
J. C. Rathbone
EB. Fielding Jones
Atlantic
A. Terry
Terry
George Leary
J. M. Thomas, Jr
Baltimore
Gertrude Warner
New Orleans
Imperial
A. H. Townley
Pelham Manor
F. C. Thomas
Elizabeth
N J
Gladstone
W. Kellogg
Irving H. Chase
Miramar
Military Wedding to Be Solemnized Tomorrow Night
A wedding in Washington will unite Miss Ruth Hood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper Rood, with Lieut John J. Waterman of the Seventh United States Cavalry. The ceremony occurs at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the brides parents residence 1716 Twenty second Street attended by close relatives. Waterman a 191X United States Military Academy graduate is stationed at Fort Riley Kansas and is son of Maj John C Waterman of the Thirteenth Cavalry.
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Ruth Hood
James Cooper Rood
John J. Watermen
Seventh
United States Cavalry
Twenty-second Street
Waterman
United States Military Academy
Fort Riley
Kans
John C. Waterman
Thirteenth Cavalry
Nashville
Tenn
Jessie Thomas
Frank Searcy Green
Walter Bearden
Villa Street
Mr. Green
William M. Green
James Thomas
Society at Newport Greets Visitors and Luncheon Gathers
Newport society notes a luncheon for 50 at Hazards Beach under a large tent with dancing at the beach pavilion. Several notables arrive or depart, including George Brooke Jr of Philadelphia returning home, Mrs. Goslet en route to New York, and Norman Whitehouse and others heading to New York. The steam yacht Electra returns. various residents and guests, including M Lefevre Pontatls and FR Rollins Morse, are mentioned among arrivals and departures at local cottages and societies.
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Newport
Jt. I
Lawrence Waterbury
James M. Waterbury, Jr
Hazards Beach
Suirf
George Brooke, Jr
Philadelphia
Brooke
Atlantic City
Robert Goslet
New York
George McFadden
Norman Whitehouse
Austen Gray
Charles de Loosey Oelrichs
Lawrence L. Gillespie
Electra
Pancoast
Joseph Widener
Pinard Cottage No
Charles Pierpont H. Gilbert
Gilbert
White Mountains
Albert Z. Gray
Stuyvesant Fish
Garrison-on-the-Hudson
Reynold Hitt
Muenchinger-King Cottage
M. Lefevre Pontatls
Mme. Pontatls
Beverly Farms
Rollins Morse
Washington Horse Show Hope Promises Big Virginia Support
Promoters aim to stage a large Washington horse show next October with blue ribbon hunters jumpers and saddle horses. Virginia exhibitors led by Julian Morris Julian Keith Wilbur Osborne and Wallace Sanford back the plan as others assess three to four day formats and venue options including consideration of the American League ballpark for access.
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Old Dominion
Virginia
Warrenton
Manassas
Berryville
Orange
Charlottesville
Werrenton
London
Washington
Melvin C. Hazen
Washington Horse Show Association
Hazen
Wilbur W. Osborne
Wallace Sandford
Syracuse
Julian Keith
Keith
Allan Potts
Cobham
P. W. DeGraw
Canada
John O. Gheen
William Pyno
New York
Australians Leave Washington on World Tour
The 21 member Australian mounted cadet corps, en route around the world for four months, departed Washington tonight to head to Niagara Falls on the Zeelandia after a two day stay. Trumpeter H. Browne praised Washington and the Library of Congress at night, noting many will join the new staff officers college in Melbourne. Browne also remarked Americans’ limited knowledge of Australia and predicted greater awareness in time.
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Washington
Niagara Falls
Vancouver
Zeelandia
H. Browne
Library of Congress
Europe
Military College
Melbourne
Australia
Etter
Fasting Not a Cure All in Medical Tale
A report from Elgin DL describes a young woman who fasted 30 days for stomach trouble and could not retain water. Fasting cannot cure incurable disease and death may follow a hopeless case. Seek physician guidance with fasting experience before attempting long fasts.
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Elgin
Hibernians in Session Tonight
The Month biennial convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians of the District meets this evening at Eagles Hall at 8 o clock. The convention comprises 45 delegates from city divisions and will consider reports from officers and the recent Portland national convention. State officer elections for the next two years will conclude the session.
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Hibernians
Order of Hibernians
Eagies' Hl
Marguerite Barbey Weds Gilpert Elliott at Chateau Bellevue
New York socialite Miss Marguerite Barbey married Gilpert Compton Elliott of London yesterday at Chateau Bellevue near Geneva. She received a Farman biplane as a wedding gift from sister Baroness Andrée de Neuflize, honoring Elliott’s aviation exploits. The Barbey family, linked to the New York bridge scene and Paris society, hosted many relatives and friends at the French estate for the ceremony and honeymoon arrangements.
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New York
Paris
Geneva
Gilpert Compton Elliott
London
Barbeys
Chateau Bellevue
Miss Barbey
Andrée de Neufiise
Eliott
Migs Barbey
Henry J. Barbey
Union Club
America
Lonard Spencer
Benjamin Art
Travelers’ Club
Champs Elysees
Rita Barbey
John G. A. Lewhman
Countess de Gontaut-Biron
Billiott
England
Frederick
Charlotte Elliott
Misa Barbey
Seaton
A Langyear
Countess of Pourtales
Lake Geneva
Rita
Barbey
Victor Loew
Hot Springs Socials Amid Summer Gatherings in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Wa on August 29 Mrs William C Worthington hosted a tea at the Daniel Boone Log Cabin with guests including Mr and Mrs William Allen Mrs David Dunlop Miss Turner Benjamin W Keen Maj W Stuart Symington and Archibald M McCrea. Additional events occurred at The Oaks Fassifern Farm and The Casino with teas luncheons and terrace service as notable arrivals from New York Washington Atlanta and St Louis joined local hosts and social leaders.
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Hot Springs
William C. Worthington
Daniel Boone Log Cabin
Wiliam Allen
David Dunlop
Miss Turner
Benjamin W. Keen
W. Stuart Symington
Archibald M. McCrea
the Oaks
Fassifern Farm
James
Inglis
Benjamin C Tilghman
Plasza
Melville
Ingalls
Inglescote
Chester Norton
Alone Bingham
Jane Keller
Katherine Marriott
William Felton
Graham Harria
Faasifern Farm
Virginia
Claude Swanson
Chatham
Swanson
Arthur H. Hahlo
C. T. Scoville
Charles 8. Ludlum
K. G. McGray
New York
R. J Camp
Antointete Camp
J L Camp
Franklin, Va
W. L. Marshall
BE. W. Cabaniss
Washington
Colquitt
Atlanta
John Scullin
F. J. Wade
R. A. B. Walsh
St. Louis
Society Gaming in Court at Narragansett Pier
Judge Nathan J B Lewis rules on a warrant for William Arnold Narragansett Club vice president held on 2000 bail for maintaining a gambling place case set for trial September 12. Witnesses from Philadelphia fail to appear and warrants of attachment considered for three summonsed polo players.
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Cross
Narragansett Pier
Philtr Ts P Randolph
Robert FE
Strawpndége
Robert M Bohlen
Crosse
Polo Field
George Huddey
Providence
Merjet
Wakefeld
Arnold
Midshipmen Begin Vacation After Cruise Ends
Annapolis reports the midshipmen, finishing a cruise that began in June, disembarked from the battleships Indiana New Jersey and Massachusetts and left for two days of annual vacations.
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Annapolis
Indiana
Jows
Massachusett
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